Evening Star Newspaper, January 10, 1929, Page 32

D. C., THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1929. iraugural ball of the First Company Governor's Foot Guards at the Armory last night, at which Maj. John Coolidge, son of the President, made his first ap= pearance in uniform of a staff officer. ‘The commission which came to him had been signed by Gov. Trumbull im- mediately after the passage of an| The gathering was one of the most amendment to the National Guard law | brilliant of the Guards in recent years. of the State and was delivered to him A when he arrived late in the day at the Pieces of old automobile tires are home of Gov. and Mrs. Trumbull in |fastened to ‘he feei of camals that Plainville. travel over the Gobi Desert in Mon- Maj. Coolidge was unable to attend |golia to protect them from the burning the inaugural ceremonies at which were sand and sharp rocks. STAR, WASHINGTON, MAJ. JOHN COOLIDGE : AT GOVERNOR’S BALL Chorines to Be Clothed. aiie o MARSEILLE (®).—Revue managers| peoorts Miss Trumbull to Inaug- of Marseille, most tolerant of French cities, have agreed to prohibit undressed ural Event at Hartford in choruses, but not on the ground of Staffe Uniform. morality. The move is simply economic. | 5. 1 Assoctated Press. A bathing suit can cover many small | ARTFORD, Conn, January 10— The social beginnings of the third term imperfections, and the salaries demand- of Gov. John H. Trumbull were in the 32 = THE EVENING conventions and was active in welcom- ing Herbert Hoover to Louisville. A tele- gram from Mr. Hoover was among scores of messages received expressing regret at the accident. his fiance, Miss Florence Trumbull, her mother and sister Jean. He drove up from New Haven and had dinner with the governor's family, putting on the new uniform. He escorted Miss Trum- bull to the ball. Freeman announced that he believed port of a commission of alienists on the Northcott sane. sanity of the accused. the point of interest today in the trial was an expected report of a commission of alienists on the sanlty c( the accused. ALIENISTS’ REPORT ON NORTHCOTT DUE By the Assoclated Press. RIVERSID! W. B. Wells, chief of the Riverside E, Calif, January 10— |Gounty health staff, were closeted with - Northcott several es yes y ant Aside from the actual presentation of 1 tim terda; d evidence upon which the State will base |last night. Their report was to be made its plea to a jury of men to send Gor-[in writing and submitted to Superior don Stewart Northeott, accused slayer, |Judge George Freeman. In appointing to the gallows, the point of interest to- |the alienists upon the request of Nor- day in the trial was an expected re- bert Savay, chief defense counsel, Judge G. 0. P. LEADER DIES. Paul Burlingame Succumbs in Louisville After Auto Accident. LOUISVILLE, Ky., January 10 (#).— Paul Burlingame 55 city and State Republican leader, died here early this morning as a result of injuries suffered when he drove his automobile head-on into a concrete safety zone standard Monday night. Mr. Burlingame served as assistant sergeant-at-arms at two Republican Dr. Kisselbach to Return. HAMBURG (#).—Dr. Wilhelm Kies- selbach, president of the Hanseatic Su- preme Court, who spent six years in the United States negotiating the re- turn of German-owned property, will irls have reached ed by flawless gi a return this month to New York. ruinous level. LANSBURGH & BRO 7th, 8th and E Sts—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—Franklin 7400 Wash Goods Remnants, 121/5c Percales, romper cloths, ginghams, crepes, satines, cotton prints, voiles, dimities, lawns, ray- ons and silk and cotton mixed fabrics—in desir- able patterns and plain colors for children’s and women’s apparel. Wash Goods—Third Floor Same Fashions—New Prices— January Clearancing puts a heavy demand on our adver- tising. There is much merchandise to list—many departments to talk about, that each story must of neccesity be cut short. As a result, our January advertising often seems to be concerned entirely with price. In fact, we told our fashion story last month. This month—the same fashion-right mer- chandise, only with newer and lower prices. These plus pur- chases of new fashions at low prices make January an inter- esting month for you. LANSBURGH & BRO. Again! Your Weekly Opportunity to Save at Least 25% This Time You Will Find Many Items We Are Particularly Anxious to Clear Before Stock-Taking—All Greatly Reduced House Frocks Bath Robes and Kimonos—Reduced! (16) _ Saxony Bath Robes, mostly large sizes, ln red, coral 1]2) wsfie‘s Wn‘1 : broken and colors, ‘Were $3.95. Friday. $2'95 (6) Quilted mml of brocaded rayon in peach only. > Were $3.95. Friday. . $2'95 (6) All-Wool _Je: dark colors. Broken sizes. - Were $4.95. day only..... oy 8| soile ere $4.95. Friday only.. $3 69 (29) _ Dresses, Kimonos _and Apren Frocks, odds and ends of broken size and color 49(: Tanges. Were 69c. Friday. (22) Uniforms and Dresses of poplin, madras and rayon, extra sizes. Were $2.95, Fri- $1 95 day_only (5) nnmume Kimonos, small flower designs. Extra sizes. 95c Were $1.95. Friday only.. l’LIJ Quilted 1SIH.lleobe medium size. Peach color. Was $7.95. Friday only.. $5'69 Robes—Third Floor Great Bargains in Toys (1) “Buddy L” Overhead Crane, wgll:s like a wrenl stl:game; heavy ;,my"":’n,;, o RgS0 (1) “Jordan every kind of equip- 3&;}'« Was $45. Fri- 524.50 4) C White Enameled Gas Ranges, complete with frying pan. Were 49c. Fri- 29(: (9) Stuffed Horses, on 75¢ wheels. Were $1.95. Friday (1) lv)voll '!:?;;e. Plélxhtly dam- L. as . b oy e $1.95 (13) “Taylor Tofs,” with handle pushing. Were 05" Friday only.... $1-95 5) “Scottie Dogs,” stuffed toys. Were $249. Friday 98¢ only . . (16) Games of Yattean, interest- ing boat cune. ‘Were 98c. 190 Friday only Dresses, Toys—Fourth Floor Emphatic Reductions on Housewares (1) Crumb Sweepers. ‘Were 98c. (20) and separate baskets. Were 29¢ 98c. Fridayonly.......... (15) Fremch Fryer Baskets. Were 75c. Fri- loc “her clulr Seats. Were 98c. 29c Frida; fll) U Chair Sutl. Were 69c. 190 Pfldnymly Friday Q¢ (7 $1. 75. of heavy Four. W e re (l) Waterless ) aluminum; without nck or inside with Pyrex glass covers. ‘Were $6. Friday only.. $2 95 (1) Grey Enamel Steam Pressure Cooker, complete with inside rack $16.75. Priday onl (1) White Emmel Muuclne Clh- inet, plate glass mi Wu 56.95 Pnduy $4 95 (l) Round White Enameled Fiber ‘Hamper with cover. Was $7.25. Friday only. $3'50 (1) Medicine Cabinet, oak fin- ish. Was $3.50. Fri- $1 95 day only. (3)° Bathroom Shelf Combina- wm. shelf, towel bar, 2 soap 2 _tumbler $1.95 holdm. ‘Were $3.95. Priday only............ (3) Large Glass Wash Basins. Were S$L75. Frldty 98c -y Lll’rge Gl&;& Pitchers to mal above. ere $2.25. Friday only . sl 4'9 Friday $4 95 (4) Bathroom Scales. ‘Were $6.50. Mayonnaise and Cream Unlveml make. Housewares—Sixth Floor Junior Miss Wear At Savings (12) Junior Miss Coats, of broad- cloth and suede; furred collars and cuffs. Sizes 13 $16.85 to 19. Were $23. Fri- 2- plece Vel- day only . (8) Juni vi““nfl S“:i‘si'l fl‘l’lvl length coats; sizes 13 ang ere $25, Priday onty. ;. 914.85 cveteen Dress. bl ull ’“;‘l‘l:r 1s tris ack wi ace trim. Was $25. Friday only. 36'45 (1) Junior Miss Velveteen Suit, one-piece {mscl‘; w\'llg\llf_xi full-length coat. Was . - day only - - $5.95 (10) Juni esses, satins and crepes. Sizes 13 to 17. Were $13.95. day only . For Misses and Women Greatly Reduced— Friday (3) Misses’ Coats, black, blue and zans sizes 16 and 18. Were $39.7: Friday only. $lz 75 (1%) Mixt:’ Coats, black, tan, blue, red and green. Many fur trimmed. Sizes 14to 18. Were $39.75 $24 to $49.75. Now.... (12) Women's Crnu black, blue, tan, green and brown —trimmed with Manchurian wolf, opossum and sealine. Sizes 36 t‘: 4‘1‘ ’W;r; $39.75 Friday only...... $24 (6) Misses’ Coats, biack, tan, blue and red—trimmed with natural wolf, cross fox, civet cat and Manchurian wolf. Sizes ul:qt;z 1‘:‘. Were $50.50. Friday..... $35 (12) Women’s Cu‘l. black, tan and brown — smartly furred. Were 349'15 $35 3) black and white. and 18. All withéusr collars. Were Friday ..occoesie, 920 (2) Women’s Sport Coats, black and white, with fur trims. Sizes 38 to 42. 827 Were $35. Friday.. Coats—Second Floor More Than 259, Reductions on Furniture = A&Maahgmy n;’kh ‘Telephone ane to0ls. ere $4.95. Friday only $1 89 el e b0k, P ere - day only e 690 é" g-mnez Sl‘:l‘;sklng " Stands, red and green. 'ere $9.75 to $10.75. Friday $2'50 —112‘2 Fuj'-,md 3:‘5"” F:xnd Tap- cstries. ‘ere . e day only 89¢ (12) St. George ‘Wiliow Chairs, with wide, restful arms. Were $3 $4.75. Friday only :3‘; Tilt-top dT‘hVIIr hand deco- rated; damage ere $4.95. Friday only.. $2 95 Novelty Furniture—Fifth Floor Buy Knit Goods Now At Big Savings (50) Women’s Cotton Bioomers, mostly dark colors. Were 250 39c. Friday only (40) Part-Wool Were $1.45. $1 braken sizes, length. Were $1.00. day only . (15) Ui small sizes, Were Friday only (18) Ray Suits. Were $1.95 t(12) g;i:n“ Sllvl"'-l. bodice-top styles. ere $2. Friday only. $1-50 (4) Rayon Panties. $1.95. Friday only. (1) Silkk Bloomer. ‘Was $2.95. Friday..... (19) Children’s Rayon Bloom- crs and Combinations. 49¢ Wel‘cs $1. Clil‘:l‘ga (18) ren’s’ Vests. Were 79c. Friday. . 49c¢ (2) Rayon Bloomers, size $1 16. Were $1.50. Friday.. Underwear—Third Floor An Important Group of Fashionable Silks Grades That Were $1.39 to $1.98 1 Yard 40-In. Printed Georgette Crepe 40-In. Satin Charmeuse «3-In. Printed Silks (Rayon) 36-In. Kimono Silks 36-In. Fancy Taffetas 32-In. Plain and Striped Broadcloth Silks—Third Floor Stationery Needs Some at Half Price ‘(’M] Bodxes of 2Slatlonery. soiled and mussed; were 25¢ 14, o 835, Friday omly 72 Price (5) Shopworn Scrap Books. Wcre 59c to $2. w(S) l:l7§clpep gnlendlrs, soiled. ere 75c. Friday 1 0 el 1> Price (12) Bridge Cases; place for two decks, score pad and pencil. 75 Were' $1.59. Friday only.. ¢2C (8) Bridge Pads and Indicators. Were $1. Fri- 75 day only o Stationery—Street Floor Trimming Reductions 1 10) Beaded Tunics, of chifion In lovely evening shades. Were $2175. Friday.., $8-95 Street 'lnor Rug Clearances (8) Delart Fiber Rugs, 9x12. Were $20. Friday.. $10 (1) Seamless Velvet Rug, green with band border; $17_95 2. Was $47.50... (1) 'l'll'l2 Bagdad !llzug {fringed ends; 9x12. Was § Friday only ... $29 (50 Yards) Pabcolin Felt-base Floor Covering Remnants. Were 39c and 55c square yard. 15(! Friday only, square yard.. (1) Seamless Axminster Rug, tan; 9x12. Was $2995 $42.50. Friday onl’. (6) Mottled Axmhuter Hall Run- ners, 27 inches by 12 feet. Were $5.95. Friday $3'95 (1) Seamless glem‘ Rose-col- ored Rug, 9x12. as $55. Friday only.. $39.50 (3) Reversible Grass Rugs, 9x12. Were $5.95. (40 Yards) Eemlllnt Lengths Printed Linoleum. $1 square yard. only, square yard.. Rugs—Fifth Floor Corsets and Corsetlettes At Drastic Reductions (38) Corsets and Corsetlettes, well known models of silk broche and elastic. Broken size ranges— flesh only. Regularly $5 to $7.50 Friday y ey $3.75 and $4.50 (9) Corsetlettes, lightly boned and made of striped rayon and swami. All with elastic over-hip lingé oBm?en sizes. Regular $1.95 10 $3.50 values. oty omy . 95¢to0 $1.45 (60) Ferris Maternity Corsets, of strong cotton brocade with outlet lacings. Broken sizes. Were $1.50 o0, - 19¢ and 49¢ (7) Corsetlettes, well boned, of heavy striped rayon. Broken sizes in flesh. Regular $3.50 $1 95 values. Friday only.. (8) Lace or Silk Broche Bras- sieres, white or flesh with ribbon shoulder straps. Broken sizes. Regular $3.50 to $5.00 pones. $2.75 and $2.95 Friday Corsets—Second Floor Curtains and Drapes Reduced for Tomorrow (150 Yds.) Rayon Remnants, 36 inches wide; assorted patterns and colors. Were 39c to 59¢ yd. 10¢ Friday only, yd............ Fab- (100 Yds.) 50-in. Drapery ries, damasks, sol satin, repps, taf- feta, gauze, linen and mohair. Were 95c to $1.95 yd. Fri- 39C day only....... (64 Prs.) Curtains, flsh point, ruffled and net curtains or panels. l\yel;ed $6.65 ‘m 31;7? riday only, pair or cach ........ $3 95 (54 Prs.) Ruffied and Panel Cur- ?lgg Weilae $3.25 1\0 5. Friday only, pair or each........ $2‘50 (23 Prs.) Ruffled Curtalns and Panels, many attractive styles. Were 98c to $2.75. 7754 Friday only, pair or each.. (19 Prs.) Damask Drapes, striped u.nd nzured eflec(.s. complete with riday only, et o, $3.95 (1 Pr) Velollr Portieres, 27 in. by zl’z kydsw dou’bllsatsaced. black and blac! ere pair. Friday only, pr.. $5 95 (4 Prs.) Drapes, of striped m halr. blue and tan color combin: tions; French pleated valance; $9.50 set. Fr(dly only, [t Antique Velour, 50 lncshes flwld;:“r mmole lshadz. Was 7.50 3 lay only, i ——— (25 Yds.) Remnants of 50-inch tapestry ndnd l""e“}‘:ir Were $1.85 to $7.50 v riday Ofi‘ % (50 Sets) Dllnlly Drlperlel. made of damask, chintz, cretonne and rayons; :licll',l:‘ly soiled. Were 3;0814.5059 3 - ]/z Price Curtains and Drapes—Fifth Floor Silk Undies Reduced (9) Crepe de Chine Chemises, lace trimmed and tai- lored. Were $3.95 $2'89 (17) Crepe de Chine Chemises, f’l}ghuyslxg;ssed Fl{g;n handling. ere riday only . sl 39 (6) Crepe de Chlne Slips, flesh and white. Trim tailored modek Were $4.95. (21) Crepe de Chine Chemhe!‘ trimly tailored or dflinuly lace trimmed. Friday only (1) Crepe de Chine Chemises, tailored or lace trimmed 95, styles. Were $1.39. Friday 29C (9) Crepe de Chine Chemises, slightly mmussed. t'lraxlored and lace trimmed sycs Were $2.89. Friday.. $1 89 (14) Crepe de Clllne Step-ins, regular sizes. Dainty lace trim- med and tailored models. 950 Were $1.39. Friday only.. (11) Crepe de Chine and Geor- gette Step-Ins, in dainty pastel colors. Were $1.89. $1 39 Friday only . Chemises, 5) Crepe de Chine $1.39 (5) all daintily lace trim- med. Were $1.89 (2) Crepe de Chine Chemises, small sizes. Were $3.95. Friday only rrecen.. 9289 Underwear—Third Floor $1.95 Handbags 1 Short lots—but all the season’s smartest shapes and leathers. Neatly lined and complete with inside fittings. Bags—Street Floor Save cn Wash Goods (300 Yds.) Silk and Cotton Dress Prints, in lovely designs and color combinations. 36 inches wide. Regular 75¢ value. only, yd... (400 Yds.) Printed Silk and Cot- ton Crepes, guaranteed fast color. In the desirable patterns and col- ors for dresses. Regular 59 85c value. Friday, yd d (3,000 Yds) Printed Rayons, pleasing patterns on white or dark grounds. A rich, lustrous quality, 36 “inches wide. *Regular 5. 79¢ value. Friday, yd..... @2C Third Floor Basement Show Liberal Reductions Girls’ Suede Coats, (6) Girls’ Slip-over Sweat- ers, all wool, in red and black $lor %ozn:,glnntions. Size 12. ere $2.95. Fri- (35) Women’s Glove Silk Bloomers, with elastic at waist and knee, Navy and black. Were $1.00. 74¢ Friday only....... (40) Tots’ Bathrobes, of soft heavy blanket robing in de- sirable vclolurs. Sizes 2 to 6 years, ‘ere 77c. Fri- a8y oy, ouietEe 57¢ (100) Women’s Jersey Dresses, long set-in sleeve styles—smartly tailored. Trim- med with white collars and pearl buttons. Good colors. Sizes 36 to 52. Were 89C $1.19. Priday (100) Girls’ Mlddy Skirts, all wool in red, blue, brown and tan check. Button-on- b'gdllc‘e E(.:G’es. Sizes 6 3 ere $1.95. FHAY .oreonern 1D (30) Women’s and Misses’ Coats, of fine blue. bolivia cloth. Mostly large sizes 42 to 46. Were 3&69. $6 Friday .. (50) Butter Sklfll, smart pwlnlds—son;le on bodice tops. ‘ere much more. Friday $1.00 (200) Cotton Sheet Blankets, g‘lll-b’cd size — 70 x 80 inches. egular $1.19 values. Friday .. 84c (50) Girls’ Velveteen Dresses, trimmed with crepe de chine and embroidery. Smart colors —broken sizes. $395. Friday (75) Women’s Hats, felts and velvets in smart styles to wear now and later. Splendid g)lar] nsssgstmelnt egular values. Friday only 75¢ Children’s Hose 49¢ Silk and wool stockings in white, tan, brown and grey. Regular $1.00 values. Broken sizes. Children’s Hose—Street Floor Shoes at Friday Bargain Prices (33 Pairs) Infants’ and Chil- dren’s High Shoes, of tan calf; I‘?buchesracutdv;;cgssnfi?y welt soles. ere $3 an - day only sl 89 (17 Pairs) Growing Gll‘s Patent Straps and Oxfords. Were sl $6 and $7. Friday only.. (117 Pairs) Women's Grlp Tite Shoes, in black kid, tan calf, pat- ent and black calf; large and small sizes. Narrow width only. ‘Were much more. Fri- $1 95 Second Floor Features Fur - trimmed all-wool inter- gned & wlmin.lwbchool coats. izes 14. Were $5.95. Friday.... $4 84 (300) Turkish Tuwell, thick, absorbent quality — in large sizes. Regular Zoc and 19 29c values. Friday only +2C (100) Bath Mauds, in colorful patterns and attractive de- sxgns,l g;ry dulmble. Regular 50c values. Friday o 4de (450) prs. Bedroom Slippers, of satin, felt and leatherette in the three desirable styles. Rose, blue, brown and grey— broken sll.zes. Rez‘g" ¥9c to $1.79 \a uea Friday 40¢ only (350) prs. ‘Women's Shoes, satins, patents and colored kids. Broken assortments taken from higher - priced stocks. Were much more. $1 Friday . (100) Knick- ers, tailored of good quality light and dark tweed mixtures. Sizes 6 to 10. Regular 75 $1.00 values. Friday... c (100) Men’s Broadcloth Shirts, fully cut and tailored of fine quality broadcloth— blue, tan, green and grey stripe ond fancy patterns. lc:lla:-:;mch&;i styges Sizes z ere Friday ... 49¢ (100) Boy: , broad- cloth and percale — cut full and neatly tailored. Sizes 12 to 15. Were 69c. Fri- 33¢ robes, of fine quality robing— cut full and roomy. Green, bruw;n m‘m r;s patterns. Medium sizes. Were much more. Friday, $1.48 (15) Girls’ Broadcloth Shirts, trl’r‘nl ttalll))'e‘:lv s"ylesc 9i.\'l tan or white. ere 69c. Friday only . 390 (10) Basement Store 50 Hats Reduced (50) Velvet, Felt and Velour Hats, l’em t‘ms ses.son]‘s styles, and a number of smart colors. Were $3. Friday only. . $1 69 Millinery—Second_Floor Buy Furs Now and Save! W(;) Sealine (Dyed (l}oney) Coats. ere $89.50. Friday %) ATt Coats. @A i ( a ‘oats. Wers 8100, Priday.. $49.50 (1) Sealine (Dyed Coney) Coat. ::,1?! 'smlu. Friday 84‘9 50 (1) Calt Coat. ‘Was $125. Friday only $85 (1) Benveull'l,g (Plgryx;:y Coney) Coat. Was $125. only C: 1 Coat. W: $85 (1) Caracul Coat. Was Sl."n).SOAC l:‘;'ldzv on‘ly- eos $135 2) oats. Were 819:’.75, Friday 398'50 Second Floor Cold Weather Is Here! —And Blankets Are Greatly Reduced (3) Fine Camels’ Hair Blankets, Ex“;wbmws?fim?‘fl. wide band- g. Were $35. - aay only...c.c000es $26‘25 (7) Part-Wool Blankets, block plaid and plain colors; finely Toxst, Were 3445 i @3 60 X! ere § - day only $3 69 (1) All‘'Wool 'Rose Novelty Blanket, made by North Star Mm satin bound; 72x84. Was sls lankets, 72x90: satin bound all around; plain rose, rose with gold, helio with green. Were $25. Fri- $16.85 od Sets, 80x90, scalloped cuhz;aut blue, 5. Frldny $3 95 (3) aska Couch Throw Blankets, in basket effect looming; slightly soiled; all wool; 66x80. Were $7.50. Fri- $5 59 (4)_Colored’ Wash Spreads, 80x105; scalloved edges; rose, brown, helio and green. Were $4.95. Friday $2 95 Rare Savings in Semi- Precious Jewelry (34) Strands of Pearls, plain and barque effects. Were 79 $1. Friday only ....... c (12) Strands of llllpomd 3-row Pearls. Were $1.29. P‘rl- 89 day only ......... c (9) Sterling Silver Rlnls, with novelty stone settings. Were 1 5 29c. Friday only.. c (12) Gold-filled Bangle Brace- lets. Were 29c. only uzs) Novelty Stone Bracelets, many ecolors., Were much 5 more. Friday . (286) Novelty Earrings, Brooches, Beads and Pins. Regular 25 39c and 47c values. Friday < c NuI(‘I; Pelvvrl and rl;lr?hlelullle ecklaces. ere $1. 69(! = lli l¥l ity Pi ( ovel ty Ins, many colors. Were $1. Friday.. 79c Street Flaor Evening Bags Greatly Reduced (11) Rhinestone Evening Bags and Brocade Bags, slightly shop- W?;n‘ after Cgrilslgn;)u handling; sold for a much higher price. Friday only .... $2 75 (10) Beaded Bags of cut steel beads; twist-top or envelope style; nicely lined in silk. Were ss 50 much higher. FPriday. (4) Small Overnight Bags, of lined. Were $10. Friday only ... $7 50 Street Fioor Open Stock Dinnerware Half Price An attractive pattern, imported from Germany, ivory body with floral sprays, rose and green pre- . dominating. Closed out for Fri- day only at half price! (23) Double Size Lamp Shields of silk-lined georgette. Were 70 95¢. Friday only c (53) Metal low style; several colors. 15¢c. Friday only ...... :il!)z Pag.ury Clock ' Sets, clock ang ower vases. Were $1.95. Friday only $1'39 (34) China Pitchers of luster; some with luster trimming. 50« Were 81, Friday only.... 9UC Drastic Reductions on Boys’ Wear (39) Boys' Cotton Pajamas, one and two piece styles. Broken sizes, Were $1.50. Fri- day only.. feees sl 00 (10) Boy! Conon Pajamas, broken sizes. Were Sl 00. 69 Friday only du s AR —(46) Boys’ thnel Pajamas, broken sizes. = Were $l 00 $1.50. Friday only.. (4) Boys' thnzl Pa- jamas. Were $1. Friday.. 69c¢ (56) Blouses, sport and collar attached styles. Frh}ny esees (102) Blouses, sport and coll attached styles. 2y Were 69“ Slusl)?fld;y only. lue and Whlle Sport Shirts, sizes 121; to 14. 6’9“ Were 1. Friday - yon Muffiers, olue white. Were sloo e day only . Were 98¢ (15) Cotton Union Suits, slightly soiled. Were 79 Friday only...... % 49c oo . o $2.95 (12) Boys’ Sweaters. Were $4.95. Friday... (15) +Boys’ Imported Slicker Raincoats, sizes 4 to 16. 69 Were $1.95. Friday only.. c (41) Boys' White Polo 15¢ Caps. Were 50c. Fndny only ...... . Smart Dresses For Women and Misses—Now Underpriced (25) Women's Dresses, satins and flat crepes— mostly dark shades for street and business wear. All sizes. Were $16.50. Fri- day_only.. (2) Beaded nner Frocks, erc;nga u.m}n peach; sizes 42 an ere $25. Friday.. $12 50 (1) Monet Blue Chiffon Cocktail Frock, slightly soiled; :r hin ;’atwe imme as 25, ricay $17.50 tallored with Jage. O yokde‘. Was 325 $7 50 y (25) Misses’” Frocks, satin and flat crepe—dark shades igr stvrveet wear. ‘ere $16.50. Friday only.... $9 95 (2) Chiffon lnd Lace Afternoon Frocks—light shades. Sizes 16 and 18. $7.50 (2) Nov!lly Cloth S; Frocks, tailored with hm button trim. Were $7 50 sl?” r}:‘flda% avy Blue Satin I)ren, ;lze ll!k wmu tucked chif- fon yoke. $35. Frldny $l7 50 (2) ‘Satin Dinner Dresses, in light shades. ‘Were $25. Fri- 312 50 (1) Black and Flesh Satin Dinner Dress, size 18. Was $25. day only. Dresses—Second Floor ‘zs)Save on Notions Garment Ba, f material; hold five ml! e‘x’l!s.he‘vy w?s%)"l-:xi “Fridly only.... $l stic Hose S white, Were 10c. Frld:;poiu“. only.. 3 0 (25) Slnlhry Slzp lll.l. fltsh and White; medium and large sizes; lace trimmed. Were 1. Friday only ... ¥ 49c (25) Cretonne 'Laundry Bags, dark floral patterns. Wex-ey 29¢ as) R ies: i 3 rs, ‘In_ani- mal designs. W:r:" 25¢. 2. Friday only...........2 for 20C (25) Enamel Shoe Trees, with shoehorn; pink only. Were 19 50c pair. Friday only, pair c (30) Duteh Liner Tape, differ- ent widths: slightly solled. 1} ) Were 2 for 5¢. Friday, 12 for +UC Notions—Street Floor Rose Venice Lace Doilies Reduced 1/; (5) Six-inch Rounds. 19 Were 29c. Friday only... c (3) Eight-inch Rounds. 36‘: (2) 22-inch Rounds. $2.83 (36) Oblongs, 6x12. were 79c. Friday only. (20) Oblongs, 12x18. $1 17 (30) Ovals, 6x12 were 69c. Priday only . " 49¢ (10) Ovals, 10x14. Were 76¢ (3) Ovals, 12x18. Were $1.59. Friday.. (8 pairs) Colorzd-bonler Linen Pillowcases, hemstitched hems; blue, gold or green. Were $2 50 i (ao)w B“hs;’n;‘r% heavy qual- y. ere ay =y - hce lrlmlned Linen Doilies, oblangs. ovals and rounds. Yere e 9 25et0.79¢ (25) l.lnen-flnlsll Table Tops, neatly hemmed; Hxss 49¢ L Third Floor Infants” Wear (1) Coat Set, including hat, coat and leggings to match. Size (3) Sweaters, sizes 2 and 4. Were $1.98. Priday only 79¢ 6. Were $2.98. Friday only. sl (5) Caps, slightly soiled, (1) Biue Chinchilla Cul. size 1. Slightly soiled. Was 32 45 (6) Infants’ Gertrlukl. short size. Were $1.50. Friday 79¢ (6) Infants’ size. Were $1. 00 Friday 590 (10) Infants’ | short. Slightly soiled. Were $1.50. (2) 3-Piece Kni tts. hand- made. In tan, Sizes 2 and 3 Friday only (4) Quilted Carriage Robes, silk $5.98. Friday only.... Fourth Floor Silverware (2) Silver-plated Loving Cups, Wm $3.75. Friday only. (2) ‘Console Centerpieces, silver M S oo (19) Glass Silver Deposit Lunch- and crystal. Were T75c. Each Silver-plated Coflee Sets, with trays. Were $8.95. $6 95 . plated. Were $1. Friday. (1) Baby C-r. silver $1.79 Were 55c. Friday only.... Were $4.25. Friday.. 52¢ Were $1.75. Friday.. $1.15. Friday only. $1 06 $450. Friday, pair... (100) $1.59. Friday.. Were 75¢c. Friday only.. Substantially Reduced 6. Was $25. Friday 818 (2) Sweaters, sizes 4 and Were soc, Friday only.... 19€ $3.98. - Friday only.. ‘Gertrudes, short only ..... Friday only . 79¢ years. Were $10.50. $5 95 . embroidered. Were $3 98 . Thrifty Saving in combination cocktail shaker. 33 plated. Were $2.75. Friday 52 eon Plates, in green, amber 49¢ (11) wr 69c p, sterling _silver. P d-y sl 95 (1) pieces of silves ing. Was $9. Clearance of Art Needlework (14) Children’s Fine Crepe Dresses, stamped for embroidery; sizes 12, 14, 16. Were sl 25 $1.69. Friday only. Art Needlework Models, 1amp shades, taffeta pillows, candle- stlfiks‘:'nnch tlialls 1 and other novelties. . s oreides. V2 Price Art Needlework Remnants, use- tul lengths of georgette, taffeta and brocades—useful in making lamp shades; splendid ] P . values. Allat...., /2 FFice Art Needlework—Third Fleor 300 Men’s White Shirts (67) China Teapots, individual size; brown. Were 35c. 20 Friday only . c (8) Three-piece China Sets, tea- pot, sugar bowl and pitcher; 50(: blue. Were 95c. Friday, set Sixth Floor = Down Go the Prices on Umbrellas L) Shilaren's Al};:t: Umbrellas, mperfect ‘ere ). Friday_only. . $2.19 (2) Women's ing Umbrellas, waterproof gloria; black: imper- fect. Were $195. Frid only . (1) 's Fol Umbreila, of ‘waterproof gloflu. black. with Prince of Wales handle. $2 89 Was $4. Friday only.. > (2) Women’s Umbrellas, all silk; 16 ribs; blue with fancy borders; slightly imperfect. Were 32.59 handles. Collar Attached or Neckband 119 $1.65 and $1.95 Grades Slightly soiled from handling—otherwise shirts! The popular Oxford, Jacquard and hrolp::l’o?}g materials—meticulously tailored and finished with the utmost care. (200 Prs.) Men’s Novelty Hose, with novelty stripes Sizes 10 and 11 day only Men’s Boxed Handk n's etz erchiefs, some with 50¢ 75¢ and $1.00 values. mostly reds and greens, 4. Were 50c. Fri- 19¢ (l.) Hn'l Ra, M Robes, all sizes. Regular Rew values. only !rld.ly $4. 95 Men’s Wear—Street Floor