Evening Star Newspaper, December 28, 1922, Page 10

- 10 OPPOSE M STREET. | | BRIDGE ENTRANCE Future Congestion Sure to Come, Board of Trade Com- mittee Thinks. Believing that the plan mow being carried out in the construction of the M street entrance to the new George- town bridge will make for traffic con- gestion, the bridges committee of the Washington Board of Trade, at a meet- ing yesterday in The Star unanimous has been rejected by engineers uilding, indorsed plan “D,” which in charge of construction, but which pro- vides for a wide entrance on the M| street side of the river. Tir adopting this plan, which. it is understood, will involve .an outlay of bout $40,000, the committee feels that yme heed 1t and future needs of the city. W the present plan there will not be sufficient space automobile traffic to pa: Stopped at the entran committee members street cars stop at the entrance of bridge to take on 3 sengers all automobi 10 stop als deal of congestion on already CrOWw: M street. Most Used Outlet. With the traffic betw the District. committ traflic will h: hould be taken of the pres- Vith rried out, it is said, for street cars It will mean, that when the ave hich will cause a great ded apidly increasing motoe Virginia_and members point out, the aticn at the most used outiet— bridge—will be intole Plan s been adopted by Col. K neer Commissioner. and on. assistant engineer nmissione ing to the board committee, wa epted for the fol- wing reasons: That it was the most onomical; that it was good from he standpoint of appearance. and that it gives adequate accommoda- tions to traflic. The committee feels that this plan is not the most economical. because with the increase in traffic a change | will have to be made at a later date, involving a large expense, and that it not give adequate accommeda- ons for even the traffic, in posed is on Fifty-Foot Roadway Urged. Plan “D.” which is indorsed by committe present-day much as the roadway pro- seventeen feet wide. the with roadway feet wide, the traftic cire ound the park. Westhound cars on M street would turn off to th thound track at #th street and continue on this Trac th street, then returning on the regular westbound track. The Capital Tr ion Compan in fhis plan would be obliged to con- struct a new easthound track between 4th and h stre 0 twenty- Twa feet of roudway would be allowed an the north side of M street between these points. A loading platform, Wwhich the board committee considers tial. would be constr d at the same time to permit plenty of room f ssing vehic] The plan Iso « s or the con- siruction of all park on the south side of the strect car tracks with a ioading platform. The roadway im- diately south ay f the park would e made fifty feet wide, and_ traffic from the ncw bridge and all that, ping from the west into the city would circle the south side of the park on the fitty-foot road. e committe L ving that this n will take care of future traflic needs at this point, will report to the full board its ‘next meeting and urge that the full body lend its in- fluence to consideration of plan “D.” CHANGES MILITIA RULE. Headquarters Units to Be Made From Troops in Entire Area. Up Maj. Gen. George C. Rickards, chief provides for a small park. | | of the militia bureau. War Depart- | nient. ha notified adjutant generals| of all the ates and the District of tolumbia that previous instructions regard to Tiotments of National { vard troops” have been modified a9 | sllows: Headquarters for brigades, divisions \d Army corps, should preferably be | made up from the entire area which the troops composing the unit ! ¢ units included are allotted. Compa. in those headquarters should be lotted to localities the same as any | to al- other company. but the selection of commanders and staffs should not be limited to a_sinzle state. Begin the New Year right by remembering Your friends with Greet- ing Cards on its arrival. We have the sort of Cards you will like to send. not the sort you usually see, but some- thing original and differ- ent. If there are any folks whom you overlooked at Christmas now is the time to remember them. ‘We can supply the stamps, too, if you need any. The National Remembrance Shop (Mr. Foster's Shop) Open Evenings Until 9 0'Clock l‘u. s'. (ome door from Pa, Ave.) Whatever Help You Want —a Star Classified Ad will put you in touch with those whom you want to reach. Describe the position clearly— and your applicants will be those competent to meet your requirements. A Star Classified Ad is read by practically all Washington. “Around the cogner” is a Star Branch Ofiice Womhward & Lothrop Close 6 P.M. ’ Open 9:15 AM. New York—Washington—Paris ‘THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, .1922. Come to Our ‘Handsome Victrola Galleries —and let us demonstrate your favor- ite records in our sound-proof rooms, Victrola Galleries, Fourth floor. The Last Remnant Day of the Year You Can Make Evening Gowns and ‘Other Clothes —in our Dressmaking School. Capable, experienced instructors guide you every step of the way. Auditorium, Eighth floor. Men’s Furnishings Reduced 28 pairs Men's Tan Cape Walking Gloves, with self- stitched backs; sizes 734, 8, 814, 814, 9. $1.85 pair; were $3. 25 dozen pairs Men's Cotton Socks, in black. cordovan, navy and gray; sizes 9% to 11'5. Special, 25c pair. 20 Suits Men's Light-weight Cotton Flannel Pajamas, neat striped patterns, fast colors; sizes A and B. $155 suit; were $3. 49 pairs Men's Medium- weight All-wool Black Socks, double toes and heels: size 10 only. 3 pairs for $1; were much higher priced. 72 Muslin and Cambric Night Shirts, V-neck style sizes 16 and 17. were $1.50 and $2. 95c each; 62 pairs Men’s Ribbed Wool ocks, in oxford gray; size 10 only. S0c pair; were $1. 10 Men's Silk Crocheted and Knitted Silk Mufflers, very attractive colors; slight- ly mussed. $7 each; were $10 and $15. 87 Silk Four-in-hand Ties, striped and figured patterns. 50c each; were $1. 150 Madras Shirts, attrac- tive striped patterns; sizes 14, 147;, 15%, 16; some slightly soiled. $1.65 each; were $2.50 to $4. 33 pieces Men's Winter- weight Wool and Cotton Mixed Underwear; Shirts, i 40. 46; Drawers. si-es 30, 34, 36. 38, 40, 42. $2.35 each garment; were $4.50. en's Furnishings Section, First floor. Junior Boys’ Overcoals REDUCED TO *9.75 %31 FINE WINTER OVERCOATS, for junior boys, 2! to 10 years; convertibie collar models, and the popular navy style: in plain blue,«brown, gray, and heathers; wool or flannel lined. 28 BOYS' LONG WINTER OVERCOATS, REDUCED TO $12.75; Ulster models, in dark mixtures, wool lined; sizes 11, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18 years only. Bors™ Section, Fourth fioor. Reductions in Little Children’s Wear 3 pairs Children’s Navy Jer- sey Drawer Leggings; sizes 5 and 6. 95c pair; were $1.95. Children’s Wool Hats, in copen, red and navy. $1.33 each; were $2. 10 Children's Wool Sweaters, buttoned-up styvle, with turn- over collar and cuffs; capen, brown and red; sizes 2 to 4 years. $3.30 each; were $4.30. 4 Children's Wool Tuxedo Sweaters. $3.95 each; were §7. 9 Children's Gingham Romp- ers. sizes 2 to 4 years. 85¢c each; were $1.45. Infants’ Section, Fourth foor. Children’s Shoes Reduced 25 pairs Youths’ Smoked Elkskin Shoes, with strap and buckle at the top; sizes 124, 13,1, 1% B; 124, 13%, 1% C; 11y, 12, 13, 13%. 1%, 2 D; $2.75 pair; were $5.50. 3 pairs Boys’ Tan Calf Shoes, sizes 2%, 3% B; 2% C. 275 pair; were §5. . 43 pairs Children's and Misses’ Felt Slippers, in pink, with comfy solcs; sizes 10, 11, 11%, 12, 12%, 13, 13%, 1 and 2. $1 pair; were $2.35. Children's Shee Section, Fourth floor. Umbrellas Reduced 3 Women's Black Silk Um- brellas, with smart wood handles, trimmed with silver. $645 each; were $12. 9 Women's Colored Silk Um- brellas, with bakalite trimmed handles. $4.95 each; were $8. 5 Men's Unlon Silk (part cot- ton) Umbrellas, with assorted wood - handles, silver trimmed; the handles slightly marred from handling. $4.96 emch; were $8, 8 Men's Piece Dyed Cloth Um- brellas, with silver - trimmed wood handles. $96 emeh; were. 98. Umbrelia Section, First floor. Children’s Hosiery 24 pairs Black Mercerized Cotton %-length Socks, sizes 7 and 7%. 35c pair; were 75c. 30 pairs Black Lisle Hose, sizes 7, 7% and 3%. B0c pair; ‘were TSe. 35 pairs Children's Part- Wool Socks, % length, in browns and izes 6 and 9. B6e pair; Girls’ Apparel Reduced - 0 Misses’ and Girls’ Brushed Wool Tams, in navy, taupe, copen and red. 93¢ each; were $2. 60 White Lonsdale Jean Mid- dies, with gerge collar and cuffs; full regulation style sizes 18, 20, 22, §L45 ‘were &1 18 Girls' Waist and Drawer Combinations, with knicker knees; lace and embroidery trimmed; sizes 6 and 8 years. 48c each. Girls® Bection, Fourth floor. Children’s Underwear 12 Misses’ Cotton, Fleece- lined Combination Suits, with high neck, long sleeves and ankle length; sizes 14 and 15 vears; sllghd{ soiled. $1 suit; were $1.75. 15 Pairs Misses' 2-3 Wool Pants, merino finish, in white; ankle length: slightly soiled; sizes 10 and 12 years. $1 pairs ‘were $2.20 and wup. 10 Pairs Boys' Drawers, 90 wool; ankle.length; soiled; size 12 years. 75c pair; were $1.45. 15 Pairs Misses’ Pants, white wool; slightly soiled; size 14 years. $1 pair; were $1.75. Children’s Knit Underwear Section, Fourth. floor. Women’s Knit Underwear 23 Fine Ribbed Wool and Cotton Combination Suits; high neck, long sleeves and ankle length; sizes 6 and 8. $2.50 suit; were $350 and $375. 21 pairs Fine Ribbed Cotton Tights, ankle length; sizes 4 and 5. 35¢ pair; were S0c. 18 Imported Swiss Ribbed Wool and Lisle Vests, high neck, short sleeve style; size 5. $1.50 each; were $2. 10 Fine Ribbed Wool and Cotton Combination Suits; in gray, with high neck and long sleeves; sizes 8 and 9. $1L50 suit; were $2. moeUgys Knit Underwear Section, 50 Pairs Hemstitched Marquisette . Curtains 90c Pair Hemstitched marquisette curtains, in white or ecru, 2 1-6 yards long; an excellent value at this price. Large Collection Remnants Cretonnes, Siks, Popli Nets, Voiles and v-rlmog'thne‘; dflpu% and olstery fabri I to len-t'h.ln nnhrly.“' Curtain Section, Fifth floor, Basket Remnants Odds and ends of baskets re- duced for - Fridmy _clearance, Some ect; others _slightly imperfect; including hampers, clothes baskets, waste baskets, flower baskets and work base kets. All much underpriced, - m’m_m floer, size assortments. Many of the things at very little prices. Remnant Day Merchandise is not returnable or exchangeable; not sent C. O. D. or on approval; mail or phone orders not accepted. : Muslin Undergarments 79 Envelope Chemise, cami- sole style, with tailored tops or finished with lace and em- broidery; sizes 42 and 44. 68c each; were SI. 21 Gowns, trimmed with col- ored embroidery or lace and embroidery edged; sizes 38 to 42, 93c emch; were $1.50. 33 Gowns, low V-neck style. trimmed with colored folds. 68c_each; were $1, 15 pairs Step-ins, lace trim- med; lengths 23 and 25. 6Se pair; were 31. Muslin - Underwear Section, Third fioor. House Dresses 3 House Dresses of striped and checked gingham, in red, lavender or gray, with white: sizes 36. 40 and 42. $2.95 each; were $5. i House Dresses, smartly atripes and plaids, in . lavender, pink, or black ite; sizes 36, 40 and 44. $1.95 eachi. were $3. 4 Nurses' White Uniforms. with long sleeves and adjusi- able collar; sizes 44 and 46. $1.95 each; were $3. House Dreas Section, Third floor. Women's Suits REDUCED 12 Fur-trimmed Tweed and Soft Fabric Suits;: sizes 36 to 44; in black. navy and brown. $25 each; were $3950 and $59.50. 3 Fur-trimmed Three- piece Suits, in brown and navy. $3975 each; were $75. 2 Broadtail Fabric Suits, high-class models, in black: one greatly reduced to $53; the other, $75; was $150. 1 Jacquard Three-piece Exclusive Model Suit, fur trimmed. $85; was $175. 1 Exclusive Three-piece Suit, a cape and dress of brown wool seal, fur trim- med. $123; was $200. 1 Veldyne Three-plece Suit, in gray. $59.50; was $125. Women's_Suit Section, Third floor. ¢ Women’s Blouses 19 Lingerie Waists, .in- cluding colored organdy and batiste and_colored striped dimities—in copen, rose, orchid and buff: sizes 34, 36, 38. $1 each: were much higher priced. 20 Lingerie Blouses, white dimities with col- ored gingham or organdy collar, cuffs and ties; sizes 36 to 42. $195 each; were $295 and $3.95. 20 Blouses, including lasts of lines; small cheek silks, flesh and white crepe de chine, satins with lace Bertha collars; only one or two of a kind; sizes 14, 16, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46. $2.96 each; were $5.75. 6 Colored Stripe Tub Silk Waists, sizes 36, 38, 42. $1.95 each; were $2.95. 13 Tailored Silk Forsythe Shirts, in blue, green and primrose; sizes 36 to 46. Greatly reduced to 33.85 each. Waist Sectlon, Third floor. Women’s Hosiery Specials 20 dozen pairs_ Silk Hose, In black, white and ¢ olors; irregular in weave, if perfect would sell for $3 and $4. SPE- AL, ¥2 pair. . dozen pairs Thread Hose, black colors: irregular weave. If perfect would be $1 pair. SPECIAL, 65¢ Women's Hosicry Section, First floor. Dainty Camisoles Reduced insook Camisoles, beau- tifully < trimmed with real filet ‘and shoulder straps of ribbon; sizes 36, 38, 40. $2.95 each; were $5. 7 Charming Camisoles, beav- tifully trimmed with real lace. sizes” 36, 33, 40. $1.45 eacl were &, 13 Dalnty Nainsook Cam soles. with real lace; sizes 2. 93¢ each; were much Righer priced. 71 Silk Camisoles, tailored or trimmed with georgette lace; in white or flesh. each; were $1. Ne. Silk Underwear Section, Third fioor. Women's Coats Underpriced 2 Jacquettes, of caracul and matelasse, combined with chinola collars. $49.50 each; were $95. 1 Genuine Worumbo Polo Cloth Sports Coat, $49.50; ‘was $835. 11 Smart Sports Coats. well tallored, of fine fab- rics; $25 each; were 839.50. 1 Brown Sports Coat, silk lined; $10; was $15. Coat Sectlon, Third Soor. SWEATERS Lower Priced 20 Wool Slip-ons, in white, orchid, blue and gray ; sizes 36 to 44. $3.95 each; were much higher priced. ~ 4 Fiber Silk Slip-on Sweaters, in blue, orchid. orchid and white, ‘and red and white; sizes 36, 38, 42. $3.95 each; were $5. 8 Wool Tuxedos, i3 navy and black; sizes 36 to 40. 36.75 each; were $10.75 and $1L.75. 5 Wool Slip-ons, in blue. jade and white; sizes 36. 3%, 40. 85 emch; were much higher. Sweater Section, Third floor. Fur Coals Greatly Reduced 1 Marmot Coat, 36-inch length, with shawl collar and belt, and beautiful lining. $85; was $105. 1 Natural Northern Muskrat Coat, with Hudson seal (dyed muskrat) col- lar and cuffs. $150; was 1 Black Caracul Cape and 1 Caracul Coat, 47 inches long, trimmed with skunk collar. $195 each; were $350. 1 40-inch Hudson Seal (dyed muskrat) Coat, with shawl collar and cuffs: beautifully lined. $105; was $300. Fur Section, Third floor. Exceptional Values in Corsets and Brassieres ' 10 Modart Front Lace Cor- sets, reduced to $7.50 each; were $12 and $15. Beautiful brocade models, in sizes 24, 26, 27, 31, 34. 25 Corsets, all -fine makes, in beautiful figured materials; sizes 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 31, 32. Greatly Reduced to $5 each. 30 Fine Corsets, including Franco, Binner, Rengo Belt and ‘other well known makes; of figured satin serges, broches and coutils; sizes 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 30, 31, 33, 35. $278 each; were $3.50 and $5. 12 Garter Belts, of figured pink silk coutil, with 4 pairs garters attached. G50c eaehs were much higher. 200 Brassieres, Special, 65¢ each. At- tractively fashioned brassieres of pink satin-striped poplin; good, heavy, well tai- lored brassieres with shoulder straps; sizes ° 32 to. 44. : " Brings Most Unusual Opportunities for Saving You will have plenty of opportunity to economize, for we have not had a Remnant Day for a month—and the busiest and biggest selling season of the year has just passed—which means remnants, mussed, soiled and broken- groups are not listed. Come in and shop around; you will find most desirable, Women’s Evening Slippers Greatly Reduced, $3.35 Pair Surely remarkable savings on these smart evening slippers, of gold and silver cloth, plain opera style; so greatly underpriced because of slight tarnishes. fortunate: 414, 5. 5. 7. 7V4 3, 4%, BLAS or two pairs of a kind; 21z, 3 D. B AAA: B; 24, 3,4, 54, 6,6/ C. K SATIN OPERA PUMPS; reduced because of broken size assortments: 4 AA; 3, 3%, 4, 4%¢ A; 2%, 3, 3%, 4 3.3 > 13 PAIRS PUMPS AND OXFORDS, reduced es 5, 6% AAA; 3z A; 2 ‘Shoe Section, Third fioor. 1i your size is included, you are ¥, 4,5,6, 714 AA; 4 A; 20, All-Wool Plaid Blankets SPECIAL, $7.95 Pair 25 pa cellent quality block plaids. 30 Sagin-fin standard five-pound weight blankets, size 70x50: ex- varm, durable, soft and fluff Exceptional value at this remarkably low price. h Bedspreads, Special, $3.95 Each pink, blue and tan Beautiful quality bedspreads, with scalloped and cut corners, double-bed xize: good patte! Bedwear Section, Second fi 125 Remnants Wool Dress Goods Lengths 1 to 415 yards; V3 to %5 less Included are French serges, storm serges, tricotines. Poiret twills, striped and checked fabrics. Splendid values at these rdeuced prices. Wool Dress Goods Section, Second floor. Misses” Apparel Underpriced 15 Wool Jersey Dresses, varied styles, in brown, walnut, beaver, rust and navy; sizes 14 and 16. $1135 each; were $15 and $16.95. 12 Jacquette Frocks, with pleated skirts of Can- ton crepe, and stitched satin jacquettes: in brown, navy and black; sizes 14, 16, 18. $19.75 each; were $20.50 and $35. 2 Black Canton Crepe Afternoon Dresses, basque and tie-back models; sizes 14, 16. Reduced to $12.75 each. 2 Crepe de Chine Frocks. blouse models, one in flesh color, one in maize; both slightly mussed: sizes 14, 16. Reduced to $12.75 each. 1 Coral 8ilk Chiffon Vel- vet Afternoon or Dinner Gown, slightly mussed; size 16. Reduced to $29.50; was $39.50, Missés® Section, Third floor. 50 Trimmed Winter Hats Reduced to $2 Each Smart models in brown, navy and black; some combined colorings; withs coque feathers, embroid- ery, self trimmings; a va- riety of attractive shapes. Millinery Section, Third foor. - Women’s Corduroy Knickers, $2.95 Pair Regular hiking knick- ers, well made and tai- lored; in green, taupe, brown and dark blue. 8kirt Sectlon, Third floor. Traveling Bags brown or blac| grained leathers: leather lined exceptional values at this pr 1 Black Enamel Hat Box, size 20x9; slightly marred; 5, wan 87, 1 Round Black Enamel Hat Box, size 18x9; damaged; $2.30, was much higher priced. lined; #3, wan Traveling Goods Section, First floor Floor Coverings Greatly Reduced 1 8.3%10.6 Chaumont Chenille Rug, $6X.50, was $96. 1 9x12 Scotch Seamless Che nille Rug, $110, was $135. 2 9x12 Two-toned Royal Wil ton Velvet Rugs, $67.30 each. were $75. 3 9x12 Ambassador Rugs with plain_center and figured Lorders; $22.30 each; were $30. 4 3x6 Ambassador Rugs, $3.50 eachi were 85.75. 3 3x6 Sunapee Wool Rugs $75 each; were 7. 2 27x54 Sunapce Wool Rugs. $2.95 each; were 84.30. 2 83x106 Sunapee Wool Rugs, $23.30 each; were $33. 10 Small Cocoa Mats, T5e each; were $1.50. Remnants of Lino- | | leums, ranging Z to 8 | yard lengths. ; to '3 ‘ less regular prices. Rug Section, Sixth ficor. 350 Remnant Lengths Silks and Velvets 15 Price Various weaves, colors and lengths—but all at half price. Also 15 remnants light and dark colored Corduroy. 75¢ yard; was $1.00. 00 yvards Black Satin Duchess. $1.95 yard; was $2.50. 63 rards Striped Tub Silk. 75c yard; was $I. 45 yards Black Satin Canton Crepe. $3 vard; was $350. 20 ¥ Silk' Section, Second ards Brown }:;ma Crepe. $3 yard; was $450. . 300 Remnants Cotton Dress Goods 2 to 4 yard lengths—Plain and fancy patterns 32-inch Dress Ginghams, 30c yard; were 38c. ch Dress Ginghams, 40c yard; wee S0c. were 75c. ; was 38c. ; was 28c. ch Outing Flannel, 15c yard; was 20c. ch Madras, 40c yard; was S0c. nch Plisse Crepe, 30c yard; was 38c. inch Serpentine Crepe, 30c ya~d; was 38c. Plain Voiles Half Price. Lengths of 1V to 5 Yards. Cotton Dress Goods Section, Second floor. Furniture Reduced A Friday disposal at greatly lowered prices—subject to damages, scars, imperfections. 6 Folding Card Tables, $2.45 each. i 2 Mahogany-finish Umbrella Stands, $3.95 each. Table Chairs, 2 Ivory Tolle $7.50 each. 3 Mahogany-finished 0dd Dining Chairs, 86 each. 1 Ivory Bedroom Chair, $3.75. 1 Large Armchair for dining room, $8.75. 2 Natural-finish Office Arm- chairs, $5.50 each. 1 Mahogany-finish Table Top, sizes 19x30, $7.75. 1 Folding Mahogany Solitaire Card Table, $7.75. 1 Ivory Chiffonier, with seven drawers, $17. 1 Floor Lamp with decorated shade, $15.75. 1 Foot Stool, leather cover, 1 Mahogany Armchair, $14.75. 1 Mahogany-finish Sewing Cabinet, $175. Furniture Section, Sixth floor. 1 Fumed Oak Tabourette, .25, 3 sets 5-pc. Fumed Oak Sec- tion Bookcases (Widman) $1730; were $3 . 5 Imitation Mahogany Book- case Sections (Widman), $4 each; were $8. 1 Imitation Mahogany Book- useo ‘Top (Widman), $250; was 4.50. 5 Mahogany Smokers reduced to $5.50, $6.50, $8.50 and $12 ench. 1 Combination Mahogany Dou- ble Bed, Queen Anne style, 329.75. 1 Brown Mahogany Twin Bed. bowfoot style, Louis XVI, §55. 1 Combination Mahogany Twin Bed, $32.50. 3 4.6-ft. Simmons Ivory Beds, $17.50 each. A small lot Woven Wire Springs, 35, 38, 48 and inch widths. Reduced to $4.25 each. Reed and Reed Fiber Settees and Chairs Clearance Priced 1-3 to 1-2 Less 10 Reed and Reed Fiber 4-foot Settees, well constructed, with spring sSeats, loose seat cushions and upholstered backs: they are finished In cream shellac, frosted brown, and mongol; and an exceptional value at the price. $13.75 each. 4 Wide Arm Reed Fiber Chairs, with spring seat construction. loose szeat cushions and upholstered backs; attractive mongol finish. S$1L7S each. 2 Reed Fiber High-back Rockers, with maple frame construc- tion, with woven fiber seats; mongol finish. $7.85 each. 1 Frosted Brown Armchair, with cretonne seat and back. $8.75. 1 Brown Reed Wide Armchair, cretonne seat and back. S1L75. 1 Pine Reed Armchair, mongol finish; upholstered in cre- tonnei $13. 75, Fine Reed Chair, cretonne upholstered, and finished in cream shellac. $13.75. Willow and Reed Furpiture Section, Fifth floor. Lowered Prices on HOUSEWARES Slightly damaged or imperfect, but usable just the same 1 Nappanee Kitchen Cabinet, white . enameled, with 48-inch sliding _porcelain top; $67.50, _was $87.30, 1 Nappanee Kitchen Cabinet, white enameled, with _40-inch sliding top; §54.50, was $75. 1 Porcelain-top Kitchen Ta- ble, with 48-inch top; $7.95, was 8.75. 9 White Enameled Kitchen Chairs; $1.95 eaeh, were §3.23. 1 White Enameled Kitchen Table, with 25x40-inch porce- lain top; $3.96, $7.75. 1 White Enameled Kitchen Table, with 24x36-inch porce- lain top: $6.95, was $10.75. 1 Zinc-top Gas Stove, table size, 16x24 Inche® $2.50, was 475, 1 42-inch Unfinished . Drop- 9835, was $12.50. 3 White Enameled Kitchen Stools, 24 inches high; $1.95 each, were §3. 3 Galvanized Rotary Ash Sifters; $1.35 each, were $2.75. 1 Oak-finished Step-ladder Chair; $L.75, was $3.50. Heusewares Section, Fifth fioer. 18 Large-size Scrub Mops, with handles; 35¢ emeh, were 7Be. i 3 6-plece Canister Sets, white enameled; B5c set, were $1.95, 3 Lisk Aluminum Roasters, 12-1b. turkey size;-43.50 each, were $7. 1 Ideal Two-compartment Fireless Cooker, complete with caster legs; $27, was $43. 1 Black Spark Guard, with brass handles. size 31x37; $6.93, was $8.50. 1 BisseH Grand Rapids Vac- uum Sweeper; $5.50, was $11. 2 Copper-bottom Wash Boil- ery; $1.85 emch, were $3.35, 1 White Enameled Bathroom Cl ‘hair; $4.75, was $5.35. 500 Rolls Tollet Tissue; spe« cial, §1 dosen. 1 White Enameled Steel Bath- room Table; #7. ‘was $18. 2 Large-size Square Bath- room Hampers; §5.756 each; were $1L.50, 2 hite Enameled Bath Stools; $1.50 emch, were §3. 3 Brass Bird Cages, with glass guards; §7.50 each, were $14.785, Glassware Reduced Useful items in glass- ware -~ some perfect, others slightly imperfect— all marked at very low prices for tomorrow’s clearance. - Glassware Section, Fifth floor. 0dds and Ends CHINA ‘Reduced Varied yseful items, marked at much less than usual prices for quick clearance; perfect and im- perfect—all are excellent values, China Section, Fifth floor. 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