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PAGE 4 THE PITTSBURGH PRESS, TUESDAY, APRIL 24. 1945 4 I I 8 made further slight gains In the not been explored, but that OWI'S concern now is that its news serv House Yanks Split Japs Atrocity News tion victims of Nazi atrocities with a view to using their statements as evidence In the trials of responsible Germans. Group three-way drive against Bagulo. Bombers from the Philippines again raided Formosa and sank a ice into Germany should at least start the process. Jap patrol boat, a freighter and a It is a problem that will outlast small tanker in the China Sea.

On Mindanao Given to Germans OWI, which is due to expire with the decease of Japan, he said, but Fairley Hands Council Circus Tent Ordinance War Crimes Board To Probe Atrocities LONDON. April 24 (UP) Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower has invited the United Nations War Crimes commission to investigate, German concentration camps, it was learned today. A delegation from the commission was expected to leave London by plane tomorrow.

The members of the War Crime Commission will spend considerable time in Buchenwald, Belsen, and possibly Dachau, If the military situation permits. They will ques Opposition Light in Drive on Davao OWI Begins Course Of Re-education "there ttill will have to be some way" to manage Information control. Mr. Davis revealed that In Allied countries OWI is now known as the U. S.

Information Service. This fact probably anticipates government post-war plans to bring OWI's functions permanently into the State Department. Roessing Asks for Men To Clean Streets, Sewers A request for power to hire 60 men to help clean up City streets and sewer drops was submitted to Council yesterday by Public Works Director Frank M. Roessing. Mr.

Roessing said the employment of the men was "absolutely necessary" because of the severe winter, and would enable him "to catch up on some of this work." WASHINGTON, April 24 (UP) The Office of War Information has begun the re-education of Germany with a course In "honest news." fhe text for a proposed ordinance regulating safety conditions for circus tents was sent to Council yesterday by Safety Director George E. A. Fairley. Its provision requires canvas walls and tops to be made of Inflammable material, be flame-proof and subject to "any tests deemed necessary" by the Superintendent of the Bureau of Building OWI Chief Elmer Davis, announc MANILA, April 24 (UP) American troops split Jap forces on Mindanao in two and raced toward the principal city of Davao today against only light opposition. Gen.

Douglas MacArthur announced that Jap casualties in the Philippines to date total 334,465, compared to 34.518 for the U. S. Sixth and Eighth Armies fighting In the archipelago. The American casualties consisted of 7491 killed, 26,606 wounded and 421 missing. ing that the re-education has begun, said there would be no "skip Votes Warning To Neutrals Resolution Hits Refuge For War Criminals WASHINGTON.

April 24 (UP) The House Foreign Affairs Committee today tlnanimously approved a resolution to authorize this country's participation with the United Nations in locating war criminals and bringing them to justice. Acting Chairman Luther Johnson Tex.) said the resolution contained a warning to neutral countries not to shelter the war-gullty leaders of Nazi Germany. This section provides for the use of "such means as may be necessary," regardless of treaty limitations, to ferret out war criminals who seek refuge in neutral coun ping." cawai The facts of the atrocities com mitted by the Germans In their concentration camps, he said, would be given the German people from while a great majority of the Jap British Official Rejects Retaliation on Prisoners LONDON, April 24 (UP) War Minister Sir James Grigg rejected today what he said were suggestions in the House of Commons that the Allies take retaliatory measures against Nazi prisoners of war. He emphasized that Britain Intends to adhere to the Geneva convention in the treatment of all prisoners. "I think It would be very doubtful whether the House would wish to imitate the Germans or the Japanese in repudiation of Inter start to finish.

Joint OWI-Army staffs already casualties represented known dead. The Japs on Mindanao, south-! ernmost of the Philippine Islands, were cut in two when elements ot the 24th Division speared 30 miles across country and seized the road are publishing weekly newspapers art in Aachen, Cologne and furt. but because of the lack of vp car aun3X! it jane cat) laarctirzr our manpower, radios will continue to be the principal source of news for some time. 903i FI-XJ EE3 fa 12 junction of Kabacan, severing the only land communication between Davao and the northern part ot the island. In Northern Luzon U.

S. troops mm a Mr. Davis, who has just returned gee; national obligations," Mr. Grigg from Europe, said the whole ques flGEL TiTTigr r.Ti i iTTTiT! tion of re-educating Germany has said in answer to a question. tries, a.s did the German Kaiser after World War I.

Racked by State "Department The resolution, offered bv Repre sentafive Cecil It. King SURRENDERING to Yanks, the mayor of Schweinfurt, Germany, is questioned by U. S. 7th Army troops. The following day he jumped to his death from a three-story window while being held by the Military government.

A Storm Troop regimental commtonder. Mayor Hidesel had discarded his uniform, found later in his home. was approved by the State Depart mpnt. Ihe committee rejected two (DncBSQranncECB amendments. Onp proposed that a joint Hou.se and Senate committee determine compliance with provi sions of the resolution.

The other Pittsburghers Win $2500 Fellowships Two Pittsburgh district men have been awarded $2500 fellowships by the John Simon Guggenheim Me morial Foundation. They are: 1 13 'i SORRY, NO MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS Daily Store Honrs 9:30 to 5:30 Dr. Henry William Spiegel, on leave as assistant professor of economics, Duquesne University, now with the Army in Washington. CEO 2) qxsd He entered the Army in 1942. Adolphe Dioda, sculptor, of West Aliquippa.

They are among the 96 service 1.98 1.59 Misses' Cotton Coat Dresses 1.19 Clearancel Women's Orig. 2.98 Nylon Slips Men's Popular Sports Shirts men and civilians who received Black Nylon reject faeries in these lovely slips. Tailored styles; bias cut. With adjustable straps. Sizes 32, 34 and 36.

Clearance! Women's Slips, Panties, Trress. Rayon taffeta slips 1n tearose, few dark colors. Tailored. Broken sizes, some soiled. Also, rayon satin panties In tearose.

Attractive styles in neat dots and stripes. Button-down-the-front models that you can slip into in a jiffy. Broken sizes, 14 to 18. Misses' Chambray Dresses 2.69 Seconds of wonderfully washable chambrays. Pretty oat styles.

Eizes 11 to 20 In lot. Gimbcls Downstairs, lower level Clearance! Women i Fur Coats Orig. 49.95 to $88, now 37.95 Orig. 59.95 to $88, now Just 14 lovely fur coats for 14 lucky women at these low, thrifty prices. Mostly one-of-a-kind all beautifully lined.

Misses' sizes. pius tai Cimbtlt DownslanM, lower Uvtl sought creation of a presidential commission to co-operate with the United Nations War Crimes Commission on treatment of war criminals. Meanwhile, a party of 12 members of Congress left Paris for the notorious Buchenwald concentra-tmn camp near Weimar, Germany. The tour was at Gen. Dwlght D.

Eisenhower's Invitation for an on-t he-spot survey of German brutalities to captives. The legislators will return to Paris tomorrow night. The question of the status of the MX senators in the group was raised yesterday, and it, appears they will not, be considered official representatives of the U. S. Senate.

Withdraws "Proposal This was made plain when Senator Lister Hill withdrew a proposal to endorse the junketing group as an official Senate committee. The senat ors on the trip "are Majority leader Alben W. Barkley Chairman Elbert D. Thomas Utah), of the Military Affairs Committee, Walter G. George Republican Whip Kenneth S.

Wherry of Nebraska. C. Wayland and Leveret Saltonstall a freshman senator. Chief objection seetnrd to be in the method of choosing the group and the pique of some senators that they were not invited. Mr.

Hill, acting ma jority leader in Mr. Farkley's absence, said the War Department picked the delegation. Three "Protest That brought a storm. Republican Senators George D. Aiken of Vermont.

Wayne Morse of Oregon and Forrest C. Donnell of Missouri wanted to know what right the war Department, had to Impose its will in selection of Senate committees. Mr. Hill and Republican Floor Leader Wallace H. White of Maine explained that Gen.

Eisenhower's request was ureent, that there was little time to act and that Messrs. Barkley and White had done the best they could under the circumstances. They didn't explain the reason for urgency-Senator Millard E. Tydmss Md said he couldn't have cone anyway but at least he might, have been invited before some of the younger members of the Senate were chosen. .1.69 Clearance! Women's Rayon Panties.

Smartly styled sports classics with short sleeves and two pockets. In white only. Small, medium and large sizes. Men's Shirts 1.69 Handsome shirts In a collsr syl. Well-tailored in neat stripes.

Sites 11 to 17. Some Irregulars. Men's Ties Irregulars. An outstanding collection of fine hand-tailored ties. Assorted patterns and solid colors.

Men's White Aprons Ide for carpenters and esrlv Victory gardeners. White aprons, sturdily sewn of strong fabics. Men's Long-Wearing Hose 10c Seconds and thirds of cotton and rsvon mixture In ankle-lengths. In attractive striped patterns or solids. Gimbcls Downstairs, opper level Fine quality rayon crepe panties with dainty embroidery trims.

Elastic at waist. Tearose, white. int ros Br i wt v-iearance: women Brassieres .1,69 straps. "Lace and rayon bandeaux with adjustable -Broken sizes: some soiled. Gimbefs Oouinsrairs, upper level Decorator's Showroom Sample Upholstery Drapery Fabrics Clcarancel Odd Soiled Curtains, Mr.

Dioda Dr. Spiegel Guggenheim award winners. 1945 awards, designed to finance Originally 1.69 to 3.95 pair. Ruffled, tailored and cottage curtains 1 to 2 of a kind. Some seconds; some are soiled.

1.29 achievement in writing, research, Clearance! Originally 1.95 Women's, Girls' Slippers each science, art, poetry and music com 2.9? 3.9? position. Fellowships are for one Clearance! Sofa Covers, ea Orie. 3 to 5.95. Regular and 1 to-fit in brown, grn, rust and blu Knlt- Sturdy Fabrics in kTH (1 Men's Trousers. VtP Well-tailored trousers for dress and every day wear.

In neat stripes and patterns oa navy or brown grounds. Sizes 30 to 42 in lot. Men's Water-repellent Raincoats 8.95 Styled like a topcoat are these cotton gabardine raineoats. Fly-front: plaid lining: putty color. 34 ts 44.

Cimbelt Downstairs, upper level year periods. 1:1 1' i I i II? Sgt. Spiegel, now with the Office of Strategic Services, will study in Discontinued fabrics fine tapestries, cotton velours, rayon satins, chintzes, sateens, brocatelles and fine cretonnes. Buy them for chair covers, pillows, dinette chairs, piano tnd vanity benches. Cimbelt Dawnttairt, lower Itvtl dustrial planning in Brazil.

He plans -to make this study after the wa r. Mr. Dioda, who maintains a studio at his home, 60S Allegheny plans to spend most of the 3.69 4.98 Men's Shoes year in New York City. Clearance! Metal Chair Pads, ca. 1.00 Originally 195.

Wntr-repellPnC. chair pads In white 1tii attractive blu flzure. Boiled. Clearance! Fibre Board Window Cornices 39c 1 no. Bright rtr on vnffrl srounda.

Adjuatabl. width. 24 inches to 60 inches. Washable. Clearance! Orig.

39c Festoon Rings, ea. Wood festoon rlnes complete with fixtures. In plain Ivory, or ivory and gold. Clearancel Knit Curtain Panels, ea 89c OrteiPlly 1 00. Pull 1enrt rayon and cot'on knitted panels with colored figures.

Many match into pal-a. Clearance! Window Shade Cloth. (Seconds. Oris. Washable shade cloth in Ivory with colored figures and dots.

21 inches to 38 inches wide. Clearance! Print Cottage Curtains 1.39 Oris. 1 95. Floral printed scrim curtains with ruffled tops and tailored bottoms. Red, blue or green.

Ct'mbefs lower iccef No Ration Stamp Needed A slipper carnival of fine quality fabric slippers in many styles and colors. Soiled. Sizes 4 to 9 in group. (Not all sizes in each style.) Clearance! Children's Slippers. Orie.

1.5S to 1.98. Fabric uppers, padded soles, low heels. Some soiled, ll to 3. Na TBtift stamp needed. Cimbelt Dewnttairg, tipper level RAF Hits Rail Center LONDON.

April 24 RAF Lancas ter.1?, escorted by Mustang fighters, Samples, cancellations and short lots. Quality leather in brown, black, white and combinations. Variety of styles, but not in all sizes. Bring ration book 3. Men's and Boys' Loafers, Oxfords 2.98 Non-rationedt Men's loafers (sizes to 11 and boys' oxfords (sizes 1 to 6) of brown duck; synthetis soles.

Cimbelt Dawnttairt, upper level made a concentrated attack today on the railway center of Bad Oldes- loe northeast of Hamburg. Clearance! Orig. 99c to 1.35 Mesh Hose 9C 242 Fifth Avenue THE BIG DOWNTOWN FOOD STORE Clearance ri, Miet WonCi. Sports Coats, Suits or Toppers 25 Off regular Orig. 16.9S-39.9S 12.72 29.97 Orig.

Suits 13.50 to 29.91 Orig. 14.95-29.95 Toppers 11.19 to 22.4T (Black, navy, coats not Included) Some eoiled. our Itvtl Women's first quality and some irregulars in cotton and rayon mesh hose. Cotton reinforced foot. Clearancel Women's Silk Hose 39c Crle.

05c. Seconds. 45-eauee hoee with all-stlk lee; with rayon and silk welts. Cotton reinforced leet. S-lo'.

Clearance! No-Seam Rayons 47c tfreEulars. Seamless ravens 1n flattering Spring shades. Cotton welt, toe and heel. Sizes 8 to 10. Gimbcls Doulnticirs, upper level Clearance! Originally 59c to $1 OdlC White Neckwear OtJ Women's neckwear in tailored and dressy styles.

Becoming necklines in cotton piques and novelty laces. Slightly sailed. .....1.00 Clearance! Women's Dickeys. piques in frilly front, ruffled t-otron sneers, orcsndtes, eollar or tailored styles. cugnuy coned ana irregulars.

Clearance! Travel Cases 1.00 "E-Z-Do" Neva-Crease fibre rases with 3 clothes hangers, straps all eround. "Plus 20 tax. Clearance! Leather Wallets 25c Oris; 59c. Smart billfolds In black or brown leather. Several pockets.

For men or women. 'Flus 20 tax. Clearance! Utility Box 69e Heavy eauge steel regulation 30 mm. ammunition DonahoesOwnMake CUSTARD reiected bv U. S.

Army. water, dust, fire-resistant. All sold "as Pi Clearance! Girls' 2-Piecc tfhQ Suits Assorted checks. Single-breasted jackets with 2 pockets and separate tuck-in skirt with kick pleat. Broken sizes.

Some soiled. Clearance! Girls' Wear 1.00 Included in this selection are cotton blouses and pretty thintz lumpers. Broken slies: soiled. Clearance! Girls' Plaid Skirts 1.98 Favorite psstel olaid skirts with nlenty of pleats. Assorted colors; some solids.

Broken sizes. Clearance! Teens' Raincoats 2.00 Trench coat style in natural tan water-repellent eottcn sbardlne. In broken sizs. Some soiled. Clearance! Teens' Dresses 3.98 Included In the Krouo are antra ravens and novelty fabrics.

Soiled from handling; broken sizes. Clearance! Girls' Dresses 1.00 Irrerilare of pretty eotton enanibray frocks. Striped pattern in blue only. Broken sizes. Clearance! Girls' Hats 1.00 Popular Dutchies of novelty rayon faille or embroidered felt.

In Kay. bright colors. Gimbcls Dowmtairt, upptr ttvtt Clearance! Women's Jewelry 10c Pretty pins, nips, necklaces and earrings of simulated stones In metal. Plus 20 tax. Clearance! Women's Gloves.

89e Originally 1 no. tailored cotton and rayon fabn In various colors, sizes. Slightly soiled and irregulars. Gimbcls Dewntialrt, upper level Handsome Rayon "II Lamp Shades JH.Ov Thrifty housewives will appreciate this value! Lustrous rayon table or bridge lamp shades in ivory only. Slightly soiled.

Plate Glass Mirrors 3.95 lx20-tnch ova! or oblong mirror la attractive Ivory or cold finished frames. Photo Frames 69c A large assortment of frame In the popular 8x1 Clinch size. Cimbelt Dawnttairt, lower level Army Surplus Purchase of ''sfliC Bed Pillows 0 0 Plump, well-filled pillows in 17x21-inch size. Cotton rilled and covered with sturdy blue and white striped ticking. A grand value.

Feather Pillows 1.00 riuffv pillows filled with sanitarv. ernsh.d chl'Ven feathers. Coverert with blue and whit, striped ticking. 84x105" Damask Spreads 2.9? Seconds. Lovely rayon and cotton damask spreads Ul add clamour to vour bedrooms.

In red or blu. 70x80" Double Plaid Blankets, pr. 2.69 Famous Kent-Marshall Field Blankets of cotton 5' wool. Red A white, bin. white with sateen binding.

Jacquard Blankets (Imperfects) 2.99 65 ravon. 25 cotton, 10 wool tn assorted eolor. Some easy-to-mend holes, tears. 72x81" approx, size. Embroidered Pillow Cases, pr.

1.69 Sturdy quality bleached muslin cases In a 42x39-lneh s'ze. Attractively boxed. Ideal wedding gift. Hooded Pillow Covers 35c Feron'ls. Blearhed muslin covers to protect your new r'llows anrt renew your old ones.

Fit standard size pil'owi. Cheese Cloth, pkg 33e Juot in time for housecleanlng tnd other essential' horn needs. Packed In 5-yard lengths. Ironing Board 49e Make Irontne easier with an these wool and'halr" pads. Easy to attach.

Will fit standard size boards. Ironing Board Cover 59c Kenew your ironing board with these sturdy unblea'hed muslin covers i with draw cord to make It easy to at'eca. Striped Pillow Ticks 49c MM.sf biu' White Cotton Table Damask, 69c nd napkins with. ths fine quality damask. White or white with, colored torder.

NT wide. Printed Tea Towels 25c theM a'UUt' Oval Bath Mats 1.00 chenille heavr quality aheetlnf. Lovely pastel colors to match your bathroom. Sturdy Quality Bc Dish Cloths, each. Irregulars.

Just what you've been looking for Long-wearing dish cloths in assorted sizes. They come in ecru only. Gi'mbefs Oeumsfatrt, outer Uvtl Irregulars of Women's OffhC Itayoii Bloomers Cool and comfortable for Spring and Summer wear. With elastic waist and knee; double crotch. Tearose.

Small, medium, large. Women Nursing Brassieres 1.19 Samples and some Irregulars. Otton with eonvenlert front opening and rubberized wcket Tearose; to Cimbelt Downstairs, upper leeel Children's Cotton HiTsVn Anklets JLSr Grand selection of cotton knit anklets in ill the solid colors youngsters like. All first quality. Sizes 6 to Wt.

Circular Knit Rayon 26c First quality circular knit rayons with ravV ws't an cotton reinforeed to. ind heel Bile. to 10I4. Women's Spring Asflv Handbags Large variety of new Spring styles and col. ors.

In soft simulated leathers, fabrics; some simulated patents. 'Plus 20 tax. Gimbcls Dawnttairt, mpper Itvtl Cream Puffsotc fractie. frenbtv filled Plmrlv DEE-licious. in easv-to-carry box OtO-FASHIONEO CINNAMON BUNS 6 for 20c RAISIN BREAD, honty or wholwhot.

.2 loovt 27c Tots' Irregular StfllC Polo Shirts PtV Irregulars of knit cotton polo shirts in assorted styles and colors. Sizes 2 to 8 in the group. Tots need them for play and dress. Infants' Cotton Bands 19c Irregulars of fine knit cotton bands in white only. In Infants' sizes 1 to 4.

Tots' Cute Hats 79e ptraws and felts in cunning stvtes for voungsterS. As- sorted colors. 19 to 20 headsizes in the group. Toddlers' Shorts 39c Irregulars ot knit cotton shores. Suspender models In sizes 1 to 3.

Mostly blue in the group. Cimbtlt Dawnttairt, op per level Boys' Long-Wearing 6J) A Longies 4tJ Activs fellas cheer these handsome longies. They're made of sturdy fabrics in neat stripes on dark grounds. Sizes 8 to 16 in lot. Boys Sports Shirts 1.00 Irregulars of long sleeve, convertible collar sports shirts.

In tan or blue. Sizes 8 to 18 In lot. Boys' Polo 79c trreeulars. Lone or short sleeve models with crew neck. In colorful stripes.

Sizes 4 to IB. Cimbelt Downstairs, upper level 18x36-inch Cotton Braided II 41, 41, Oval Rugs JL.IlJtlF Thick, large braided cotton oval rugs that reverse for longer wear. Assorted colors to harmonize with, your bathroom or kitchen. 18x27" Carpet Samples. .1.98 Wilton samples with all wool face and JuU back construction.

Assorted patterns and color. 8x1 0-Foot Reversible Grass Rugs 9.95 Summer grae rugs for your porch or sun room. In assorted colors. Reversible for double wear. 9x12 Ft.

Felt Base Rugs :...3.99 All perfect oualitv rues with high, elossv lecquer finish. Variety of tile patterns. Easy to keep clean. 15x27" Rubber Door Mats 89c Plack corrugaten rubber door mats with a raised design to give longer For indoor or outdoor use. 12x24" Cocoa Mats 1.50 Ideal for rainy Epring wea'her.

woven coir fibre mats, bound all around. Natural color. 36" Black Rubber Matting, yd 1.75 Black corrugated matting that's Ideal for making runners, landing mats or stair treads. inch thick. 27x48 Inch Felt Runners 69e Pressed felt construction, bound all around.

Attractive tone-on-tone patterns In a variety of colors. 9x18 Inch Stair Treads, ea Rubber-mix stair treads that ar. flexible and kmf-wear- ins. Black finish, with nostng. 8.3x10.6 Foot Rug Pads 4.98 Seconds of famous 'Wearlonger" -pad that douMe the lie of your rugs.

32-oz. wa31e; hair top construction. Cimbelt Dawnttairt, lower level Colorful 29-Inch Wide fl (The Striped Sateen, Woven color striped sateen in color combinations of blue, gray and burgundy. Perfect for slip covers, draperies, seat covers. Colored Scrim Curtain Material, yd 25c Seconds.

Gay cotton curtain material in green, blue anl red with white printed dot. 34" to 38" Curtain Remnants, yd Seconds. Durable quality cotton mesh curtain material in lengths of Vs yds. to 4 yds. Cimbtlt Dawnttairt, lower level nONAHOEsQwNMAKg TEMPTING Fresh Fudge lb.

Chocolate snd Vanilla Coconut: right from our own confectory: bulk Clearance Printed Cotton Matching Spreads Draperies 5.98 3.98 Spreads, orig. 7.98, in blue or rose print. Twin or full bed sizes. Matching draperies, orig. 5.95, are 2Vi yards long.

Clearance! Plaid Double Blankets, .3.49 Orig. 4.49. Imperfects. 75 cotton. 25 wool tn assorted bold block plaids.

Some with easy-to-mend tears. Clearance! 72x84" Plaid Blankets 2.89 Seconds of Marshall Fields In assorted plaids. TS cotton, 25 wool, with matching rayon satin binding. Cimbelt lower level DONAHOE'S ASSORTED CHOCOLATES and BON BONS, tak them heme In a paper bag, bulk lb. 50c riddKsokj Beef Pies 1Sp)c In th casseroles In which they ere 4t 4r baked, packed in easv-to-carry box.

each REDD KOOKT MACARONI in Creole lb. 25c HAM PATTIES. 3 for 29c CORN FRITTERS, 3 for 19c TRr OUR REDDY KOOKT BAKED BEANS. 2. pounds 29c' Clearance! 52x52 inch Printed Cloths 79 Clearance From Our Furniture Department I Famous Make Twin or 19.95 Full Size Box Springs 48 Orig.

5.95 and 6.95 Occasional Tables; walnut and 295 finish. 1 Orig. $36 Walnut Veneer J26 Vanity 4 Orig. $37 All-Wood 32.95 2-door Wardrobes 12 Orig. 18.95 Tapestry 2.95 Covered Occasional Chairs 28 Folding Metal 3.49 Army Cots (used) 21 Large Feather Filled 1.49 Pillows 1 Orig.

34.95 Wine Tapes- 29.95 try Lounge Chair (soiled) 1 Orig. 37.95 Beige Tapes- 32.95 try Lounge Chair 1 Orig. 189.00 2-Pc Spring $159 Filled Living Room CimMi Dawnttairt, lemr Uvtl OFFEE 380 BRAND with a most appealing fraerance; freshly cround ae you want it 29c lb. Seconds. Orig.

89c, 1.00 and 1.29. A grand assortment of sparkling print cloths in a varietj of prints and colors. Clearance! Orig. 1.49 Damask Cloths. .1.29 Seconds of fin quality white cotton damask elothi In 54x54" size.

Neatly hemmed all around. Clearancel Orig. 2.19 Bath Mat Sets. .1.95 1jt29 and lx32 inch sizes. Bath mat with matching seat covers of fluffy chenille.

Assorted colors. Clearance! Orig. 3.29 Shag Rugs 2.49 Truly a grand rue Is this thicklv tufted chenille. Comes In a 30" round size In pretty pastel colors. Clearance! Orig.

2.79 Print Cloths. .2.49 Seconds of beautfful print cloths made of fine quality sheeting. Outstanding prints: Clearance! Orig. 3.49 Print Cloths. .2.98 Second of colorful print cloths tn large Mx7S inch six.

Cotton, with desirable patterns and colors. Cimbtlt owns tai re lower level AT ALL DONAHOE STORES: Country Eggs large GRADE a REAL BOY" at-dozen" CS MY-TE-GOOD EGGS U- S. Grade "LARGE browns and white, to boll, poach, 47c.

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