Evening Star Newspaper, June 19, 1930, Page 32

B—16 SCHUMANNAEN ASKS NEW HEARNG Son of Noted Singer, Denied Appeal on Stock Theft Con- viction, on Probation. Br the Associated Press LOS ANGELES, June 19.—Henry Schumann-Heink, son of Mme. Ernes- tine Schumann-Heink, filed' a petition with the State Supreme Court yester- day for a rehearing of his rejected ap- | peal from a conviction for grand theft. Schumann-Heink, former président of Schumann-Heink & Co., a stock and bond corporation with offices in Los An- geles and other cities, was convicted of depositing 12 shares of the company's stock as collateral for a personal note. The stock was alleged to be the com- pany’s property. Wilfred M. Clare, secretary and treas- urer of the company, deposited the stock August 25, 1927, with the bank holding the note. He testified he complied with Schumann-Heink's instructions. Schumann-Heink, convicted in Oc- tober, 1928, obtained a reversal, but was again convicted. A new trial was de- nied and he was placed on five years' probation. The District Court of Ap- peals denied his appeal. The appellant claimed Clare deposited the stock on his own initiative and without authorization. STUDENTS FIGHT FIRE IMPERILING CROWD Speaker Longworth and Secretary of War Hurley Had Just Left Pennsylvania College. By the Associated Press. CHESTER. Pa. June 19.—Possible tragedy at the commencement exercises of the Pennsylvania Military College yesterday was averted by the coolness of student cadets, when fire swept through 100 feet of wooden storehouses under the stadium. Several thousand persons were in the stands, when smoke began seeping up through the concrete and brick stadium. ‘The cadets were going through the gar- rison drill closing the exercises and the guests who received honorary degrees, including Secretary of War Patrick J. Hurley and Nicholas Longworth, Speak- er of the House of Representatives, had Just left the stadium. As soon as the extent of the blaze became apparent, cadets not in the parade, and policemen quietly marshaled the crowd to the various exits, while the bands continued to play and the drill went on in the field. Four fire com- Ppanies extinguished the blaze, | U. S. NEARING FINISH OF IDAHO DRY SUIT| Tries to Show Officials and Citizens of Wallace Sponsored Wide- Open Town. By the Associated Press. COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho, June 19.— ‘The Government entered the final Pphase today of its attempt to prove 43 Wallace citizens, including some of its officials, #ponsored “wide open” liquor, gambling and vice conditions. ‘The prosecution said it probably would rest tomorrow. Julius Johnson, a prohibition agent, testified yesterday that Herman J. Rossi, mayor of Wallace, asked permisison to .;ell beer duxt‘i‘g: lthsn\‘lfqlodge conven- ion, lugfi: e uor could be locked in warehouse and only mem- bers of the lodge would be admitted. This testimony was ruled out by Judge McNary, who held that expression of a desire to violate the law did not con- stitute a violation. TWO MEXICANS HELD IN AMERICAN’S DEATH Rurales Slay One Suspect in Mur- der of U. S. Stage Coach Driver in Chihuahua. B the Assoclated Press. EL PASO, Tex., June 19.—Mexican Rurales have killed one Mexican and captured two others alleged to have robbad and slain J. W. McIntyre, Ameri- can stage driver between Columbus, N. M. and Casa Grandes, Chihuahua, May 28. Federico Terrarazas, 26, was shot and killed in attempting to escape from the Rural Samuel Terrazas, 30, and Vribio Tarango, 28, offered no resist- suce. They were taken to Ascunsion, Chihuahua, William P, Blocker, Ameri- can consul at Juarez, was advised. . They are said to have confessed. The trio are alleged to have engaged in cattle rustling, smuggling and rob- bery for years. BRIONI PROVES POPULAR WITH HONEYMOONERS Lord Dufferin’s Son and Bride-to- Be Arrange for Visit on Island During Oxford Finals, BRIONI (N. A. N. A.).—Honeymoon- ers and engaged couples are almost filling Brioni at the moment. Such & magnet was it for Lord Dufferin’s son, Lord Ave, and his bride-to-be, Miss! Maureen Guinness, that Lord Ava ar- ranged to come out before finishing his final “schools’ at Oxford, to rush back | the thousand miles or so to Oxford a| week later anld take a viva-voce ex-| amination, and after that brief and not too comfortable little hour of converse with the dons hurry all the way back| to_his lady. | Bathing, dancing, golf and polo fill | the energetic days at Brioni, and as there are no motor cars, you either have to walk or cycle to get around Bernard Shaw last year bathed and walked. He said he didn't care for Brion! overmuch because he has always | locked upon islands more or less prisons. | (Copyright, 1930. by North American News- | paper Alllance.) i JUDGE DENIES STATE | GAS RESTRAINT RIDER! California Court Opinion on Con: fiscation Expected to Have Large Influence in Oil Fields. NING STAR WASHINGTON, D. €., THURSDAY. LANSBURGH & BRO 7th. 8th and E Sts.—~FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—National 9800 The Day of a Thousand Bargains for the Home and Everyone in the Home And Many Unadvertised Bargains Will Be On Sale Tomorrow Need Vacation Dresses? Here Are Wonderful Savings for You! (84) Women'’s and Misses’ Dresses, Originally $16.50 $5 Bmart. Summer styles. Only because of badly broken size ranges did we reduce them to $5.00. Printed chiffons, printed crepes and washable crepes; cool looking prints and light shades. Women's Dresses and (100) Women'’s and Misses’ Dresses, Originally $16.50 $8.95 Beautiful dresses. Printed chiffons, georgettes, printed crepes and washable crepes in this season's styles and colors. Only 100. Come early if you want one. Sizes 14 to 46. Women's Dresses (20) Misses’ Dresses Originally $9.74 $5.74 ‘You won't overlook these if you're look- ing for a real vargain. Printed and wash- able crepes in smart styles for vacationing and traveling. Sizes 14 to 20. Inexpen: Another pastel and (10) Misses’ Dresses Originally $9.74 $3.94 A smart frock for much less than half rice. Mostly flat crepes in navy blue or ghck—ul wearable styles and outstanding bargains at $3.94. 14 to 20. Inexpensive Shep Orig —plain or many with 13 to 17, Ready-to-Wear—Second Floor 97 Men’s Linen Handkerchiefs Were 18c 123c At this low price it would pay you to buy all your vacation handkerchiefs. Of pure linen with % inch hems. Street Fioor Knit Underwear Reduced (60) Athletic Union checked muslin; 4 and girls, size 10 for boys; were 39c. Friday only.. (30) Women's Knit Union Suits, size 36; were 79c. 35‘: Friday only ... . (15) Rayon Bloomers, Panties and Chemises; were $1.50 Q5 and $1.95. Friday only. . (40) Lisle Union Suits, were 2 and $2.25. Broken e e Worthwhile Savings In Stationery (35 boxes) Writing Paper; lined envelopes; originally 956 $1.75; Friday only . (125 doz.) Place Cards and Tallies, originally 25 doz. ] 5 Friday only, doz (50 boxes) Highland Station- ery, slightly soiled; were 29c 50c. Friday only....... (150) Mottoes, originally $1.75 to $2. Friday only.. Street Floor Tots’ Wear Priced to Sell Quickly (26) Baby Boy Suits, of sheer, sm-nmerk mnlerhle‘s,. cunning styles, Broken sizes. Were 3150, Friday only.... 98C (16) Baby Boy Suits, also of D foool b fecia's. FRIoken sixes from 2 to 4. ere $3.50. Friday only.. $1.50 (25) Tots’ Pique lll_l!;, off-the- face styles. Were 79c. Priday only 49c (38" Prs.) Drawers, tailored or lace-trimmed styles, Sizes 4 to 12 years. -Wer: 'nc.- 490 Friday only (6) Sterling Silver Feeding (137) Tots’ f dainty Spoons. Were 69c. Fri- Summery cottons in pretty e R . 39(: prints. Broken a&ssortments, Were $1.00. (1) Sterling Handle Serving s el NI SC Piece, vers, handmade only and hand embroidered. Were a) $1.95 and $2.95. Pyrex $3.25. Suits, 6 for 25¢ tops and plated soles. and every pair Great News For Thrifty Boys! (1) Botany Flannel Sport $1 Coats, blazer patterns. Sizes 6, 7 and 8 years. Were ‘2 95 $5.95. Friday only.. W&s A g e ] s only. el $195. "Priday oty $1.45 Street Floor Silverware Reduced! (3) Silver-plated Water Pitch- ers, (2) Silver-plated Knife and Fork Sets and (2) Silver-plated Sandwieh Trays. Were $4. Priday only $3'49 (5) Small Sterling Silver Cen- terpleces. Were $5.95. M.ss Friday only .. fill:er-phul Casserole, ning. Was Friday only... 32'75 (1) _Sterling S‘I‘;vn Smoking Set. Was $2. Friday (3) Silver-plated Chop Dishes. Were $4.95. only Prs.) Socks, sizes 4 to 613, 3%c. Friday 25C Fourih Floor Were only .... Basement Store Savings of Note (204) Tols' Dresses and Ensembles, prints and plgue; red, blue, pink, green; 1o 6; were 84c. Fri- Ay aly. ' 2 e 69c (65 Prs) Boys® Sport Socks, facquard patterns; 8 to 10'2; were c. Friday only, pr..... 15¢ (58) Brother Suits, 2 to 5 yrs were $1.49. Fri (38) Women's Pajamas, of prints; some tuck- (69 Prs.) Women's Shoes, satin, patent, kid and calf; pumps, straps, ties and ox- fords; orl(lndllly $2.89 and $3.19. Friday iy $1.74 (85 Prs.) Tennis Slippers and Shoes, white and brown; originally 89c and Friday.... 390 95¢ pr. i (200) Boys' Broadc Blouses, striped and figured; 8 o 15; were more. 3@ ¢ Friday only ........ (125) Boys Bathing Just 41 of these dresses left! short-sleeved models skirts and clever necklines; pink and white; sizes 14 to 40, ‘wash crepes, beautifully full-fashioned. Broken size and color ranges. Street Floor (41) Mallinson Sport Dresses Formerly $8.95 Now $4.95 Sleeveless with pleated Sports Shop (30) Junior Misses’ Frocks Originally $5.95 $1.95 You can_ actually save $4.00 on every frock you buy here. crepes, printed crepes and handkerchief linens—mostly sleeveless. Sizes 13 to 17. There are washable Junier Shop (35) Junior Misses’ Frocks Originally $7.95 and $10.75 $2.89 amazing group and another chance to save substantially. Printed crepes, printed chiffons, shantungs and Sizes 13 to 17, Junior Shop (20) Junior Misses’ Dresses inally $10.75 $6.89 Lovely chiffons, flat crepes and georgettes printed. Youthful new at_\%ea« detachable capes and jackets. Junier Shop Two Groups Notions (50 Pieces) Sanitar; G . slightly * mussed; bloornzr!, :l?p'- ‘rl":&lnbfilu and skirts; ol ally 75c. Frida; only ...... y 45(1 (25 Pieces) Sanitary Goods, slightly soiled; t0'53." Friday onty... $1.50 Street Floor Full-Fashioned Silk Hose All-silk chiffons, exquisitely sheer, with picot Sheer service weights with lisle tops and soles. Every air perfect C Novelty Jewelry Tumbles In Price! (11) Flat Pearl Chokers. $1 Were $1.39. Friday only. . (14) Russian Antique Brace- Were 48c. (19) Pastel Necklaces. Were 6oc. Friday oniy., 49C (18) Crystal Chokers. Were $1.19. Friday onty 98C (18) Novelty Necklaces, Were 30c. Friday only., 29C (15) Novelty Earrings, Were 81, Priday only... 69€C (20) Fancy Pins. Were $1. Friday only . 69¢ (9) Black Ribbons, for glasses or Jockets. Were s0c. 9g ¢ Priday only ceee Street Floor Surprising Savings On Domestics! (100) X. L. C. R. Sheets, heavy closely woven, ides] for Summer cottage use. 81x90 in. Were $1.09. Friday only 95¢ (100) Bleached Sheets, single- bed size; hand torn and neatly hemmed. 63x%0. ‘Were gg $1.00. Friday only......, OJC (50) Ell Bee Mattress Covers, unbleached ~cotton with taped feams and_non-breakable ~bu- ns. ere $1.59, Priday only . $1-33 (100) 32. eatherproot Ticking, blue and white striped. Full-weight, _absolutely . feathers proo. " Regularly 3¢ vd. 9@ Friday only, vd.......... c (100) Pillowcases, with wide pink, gold, orchid or green hem- stliched hems. Were 39c. g Friday only c Thi r Beach Overalls, $1 (20 Prs.) Beach Overalls, plain-colored linene and printeq cretonne; some with berets to match, ‘Were $1.50. Fri- $1 day only .... Second Floor Imagine! $1.00 Dress for 39¢! (71) Dresses, gingham and cot~ ton foulard; checks and dark prints; broken sizes, 14 to 40; originally 79c to $1.00. Friday only (13) Nurses’ whltfd"nllorml. originally $2.95. Friday only " 89¢ (25) Daytime Frocks, dimity, volle and pique; soiled; small sizes; were $2.95. Fri- $1.89 day only vens (16) Handkerchief Linen Frocks, in small sizes; $2-89 were $3.95. Friday.. Third Floor Novelty Silk Gloves for Women 49c¢ 252 pairs in the lot and every one originally priced at $1.00. Plenty of white, black and nude shades. Broken sizes and styles. Street Floor ‘Now is The Time to Buy Bedwear! Simmons Graceline Bed, com- plete with good layer felt mat- fress and Simmons link spring, Sizes 3'3"—4'—4'6". Were $24.85. Priday $20.75 (5) Metal Beds, twin and dou- ble sizes. finished in brown or green. Were $9.95 to $1295. Friday only... $6.95 (6) Esmond Novelty Blankets, slightly soiled from display. Dark and medium shadings. 66x80 inches. Were $4.50. 33.77 Friday only. Third Fieor Porch and Garden Furniture Less! (4) Stick Willow Chairs, natu- ral and brown fin- $16.50 ish; were $29.50. Friday only ........ (2) Fiber Suites, cushions of red wlurproor\ mloh'e or of cre- tonne; originally $98.50. Friday only. . $52~50 (1) Fiber Settee, 4 fi.; cretonne cushions; was $16.50. Friday only .. 34-95 (1) Hour Glass Table, tan finish; was $19.95. Friday ony . oro. $12.95 (1) Fiber Settee, hand wove high back; spring cushions originally $75. Fri- ;29.50 only .. . b dhaadi TS L $350 Hats 51 Silks, straws and felts— smart Summer models in white and pastel colors. Only 150 in the lot—come ly. il Second Floe Housewares At Rockbottom Prices! 213 Wooden sink ks, Were 25c. Pri- day only . 190 (46) Lamb's Wool Wall Dust- ers, ollcloth table covers and bath tb seats. Were 98¢ 9Q to $125. Friday only.... (40) 6-cup Aluminum Percola- tors. Were Tc. only .. 5 (30) 4-qt. Aluminum Water Pitchers. Were 88c, Fri- day only " 49c (5) Bath Stool and End Ta- bles. Were originally 59 98c. !"rldlylonéy“. seis PG (1) Parrof age. ‘Was $4.95. Friday only $2-95 (1) Parrot_Siand with Tray. Was $8.50. ) ables, with cutlery drawers. Were $9.50. Priday only... 36'95 Sixth Floor New Novels Were $2.00 and $2.50 ¥1 New novels, just o the press, including Margaret Pedler's and Edgar Wal- lace’s latest stories. Street Floor Women’s and Children’s Shoes Slashed In Price! (34 Prs.) Women's Shoes— pumps and one straps of patent leather or blonde kid. ‘Faken from our "'"M;fi'fimk' Origi- nally $595 to $7.50. Fridey outy. oo 9295 (39 Prs.) Jr. Misses' Oxfords— of tan calf ‘ot ‘%«tem leather; sizes 2% to 4. ‘ere $5. Friday only..... $'l'95 (33 P‘HJ 2;’yr.mM_lbm One- Straps, sizes 215 3 $4 ‘Were $5.95. Friday only ‘45 Second Floor 39¢ Lovely all-silk material, guaranteed washable; —in-and-out of the tub’frocks, wide. 32-In. All-Silk Broadcloth Regularly $1.69 $1.39 yd. Narrow, medium or wide striped silk broadcloths for sports frocks and men’s pajamas, Remarkable Savings Vacation Coats $16 Originally $25 to $39.75 Dress and sport coats; fur- trimmed and untrimmed covert, trico, basket weave and kash- mere; 14 to 20 and 36 to 50';. $25 Originally $35 to $49.75 Fine wool crepe, basket weave and trico broadcloth; black, biue, tan, green; 14 to 2, 36 to 4815, Also Junior Misses’ Sizes At the Same Low Prices Second Floor Dainty Underthings Greatly Reduced! (29) Garments, including che- mise, slips and gowns of crepe de chine and rayon. Pastel shades. Broken = sizés. 40 Were 98c. Friday only. . c (26) Garments, including pa- jamas, slips, chemise and step- ins of crepe de chine, rayon and cotton ~ crepe. Pastel - shades. Broken sizes. Were 3195. Q@ Friday only C (10) Chemise, gowns, slips and pajamas, of crepe de chine, Pastel shades. Broken sizes, Were $295. Friday $l 95 only . te Gowns. Pastel (11) B Fore 1o pndar $2.95 Third Floor You Can Save Money On Girdles and Corsets! (12) Corsets and Corsetlettes— of fine plr;k brocade, Were $297. Friday only . $2.39 (28) Girdles and Corsetlettes, side-fastening models of brocade with elastic sections. Were $2.49 to Friday only (14) Girdles, Corsetlettes and Brassieres; light weight. Were 29c to 39c. y (14)" Light Weight Corsetlettes and Brassieres of striped rayon, Ughtly boned. Were 96c 7 to $1.19. Friday only... c Third Floor For Summer Homes (6 Prs) Hammock Springs; originally $1 pr. Priday 19 only, pr. c (4) ‘Window 'Awnings, painted ;(HDQ ;iufk; 31] in. wide, 3 ft. rop, n. valance; was $7.50. Friday only 34:95 (6), Folding Armehaies, Knaki covered; originally $350. Friday only. $1.95 (7) Folding Armchairs, khaki were $4.50. $2-95 Friday only (8) Pergolas, painted white: heavy posts; were $595. Phow o 94.45 Fourth Floar Umbrellas for Rainy Days! (4) Women's Gloria Umbrellas, with wood and steel rods and amberlyte handles. Purple and blue with self - colored borders, Slightly imper fect. Were $2.95. @’ s 'Silk Umbrellas, green, brown and blue with self colored borders. Slightly imper- fect. Were $4.95. 3.79 Priday only .. $3. Street Floor No Mail, Phone or C. O. D. Orders OnThrifty FridayItems Sale of Printed Tub Silks Our Regular 79¢ Grade 40-In. Printed ° Chiffon and Rayon Specially Priced 1 yd. Cool Summery chiffons floral designs, and light and dark printed rayons, Silks—Third Floor just the thing for your Summer Floral patterns on light and dark grounds! 32 inches Genuine Chinese Damask Regularly $1.95 $1.35 yd. Especially important this sea= son when Jacquard weaves are %0 smart. 20 pastel colors, Remnants Wash Goods Sell Regularly 19¢ to 39¢ 12Y%¢ Included in these two Sell Regularly 39¢ to 69¢ 25¢ Rroups are pretty voiles, dimity, batiste, pique, suitings and rayons, in lengths from 1 to 4 yds. Plenty for aprons, children's frocks, and sleeveless frocks. 79c Printed Rayon Chiffon Beautiful, sheer fabric for afternoon and eve- Light and dark ning_frocks, florals; washable! Art Dept. Has Bargains! (14) Children’s Stamped Dresses, “with panties; gg were 69c. Friday only. .. c \10)" Stamped Dresses, white; were C. lay only ... 49C (64) Vanities, were 20c. Priday only. (6 Prs.) Kitchen Cur- tains; were 49c. only (3) Covers; were Friday only (50) Stenciled Table Covers, 36 inches square $1. Fridav only (10) Pillow crash; were 50c. Pick Up a Suit for Fall! . $10.74 .. 20 Tweed and Covert Sults, some with flat crepe blouses; 14 to 20; were $15.74. Friday only $10.74. Second Floor Table Linens at Irresistible Prices! (18) 7-pe. Linen Luncheon Sets, solid color and colored bor~ der styles. Some slightly soiled. Were $3.95 to $1295. 1 O Friday only ......... (60) Linen Tablecloths, dam- ask_ with colored borders. 50x50 inches, Friday only (140 Yds.) Colored Table Dam- ask, mercerized damask of & fine quality; rose, blue and green; 58 inches ’ wide. ~Regularly g4 . 69c yard. Friday, yard.. (42) Turkish Bath Mats, gen- erously sized and exceptionally heavy and sol:: ]co;?rle;x striped patterns. Regularly $1.19. T AR 59¢ (80) Turkish Towels, big 21x 42-Inch size with pretty colored borders. Were 25¢. Fri- day only . 17¢ 36 inches wide. Third Fi patterns of big Yd... 59¢ China and Glassware (10) Imported Pottery Mixing Bowls, 3-piece sets. Were 39(: 69c. Friday only 3 ) Pyrex Glass Trays. op Were $1.00. Priday only c (53 Glass Ash Trays. g Were 25c. Friday only.... 9C (18) Glass Candlesticks. '] & Were 50c. Friday only. . c (37) China_Salt_and’ Pepper Sets.” Were 25c. Friday ] ()¢ L RPN . (10)''Heisey 'Ash $1 Priday only. w=(re) s;.so, T i 7) Pyrex Teapots. Were 83 Friday onty 91.50 (4) Pottery Window Boxes. Were $4.95. Priday $2.95 Greatly Reduced! (30) Girls' Tub Silk Frocks, summery plsklnshul(li;x. Sizes § to 14, Were original 3595, Priday only... $1.69 (20) Girls'" Wash Frocks—fast- golored linens and dimitles. Sises 7 to 14. Were $1.95 to $2.95. Priday only,..| $1.19 (13) Girls’ All-White Middies, tome with colored collars, &) Were $1. Friday only... C (43) Girls' Khaki Middies, sizes 8 to_20." originally $1 ] g to $150. Priday only... c (20) Girls' Sleeveless _Sport Jackets—of fine linene. Broken sizes. Originally much Q¢ more. Friday onlv..... Fourth Floor Children’s Beach Toys (60) Play Balls, for beach or playground; originally 29€ 49¢c. Friday only . 98c. Friday 69(: {19) Large Play 4 originally Water Ducks, large enough for children to float on them: originally $1.98. $l 29 Friday only Fourth Floor Look! 75 Smart Handbags Every one taken from our reg- ular $1.95 stock. Silks and leath- ers, in’ pastel shades and dark street colors. Nicely lined. Street Floor Curtains, Cretonnes and Awnings Reduced! Cretonne Remnants, 1 to 7 yard lengths, in & good assort- ment of patterns and colors. Regularly 50c yard. Fri- 25C (52) Window Shades, includ- ing Anchor Holland and W. C.; opaque shades; green, tan and cream. Were 59¢ to 79¢c. 35c Friday only .. s—Voiles, marquisettes, both dotted 35¢ and 39¢ yard. Friday only, yard (14) Custom-made Awnings, made in our own shop, of the best qual- ity painted striped awning msterial Widt, Drop a i 2) A y @) ) X 3 a) 4 s (0 ' f ) (2) @) ) ) B Extension h Floor Men Will Flock To These Bargains 600 Fancy Striped Madras Shirts $1.35 to Collar Attached Or Neckband $1.65 Grades 79 The neat stripes are woven through and through so the color will never grow dim! n- cluded are a few starched collar attached and Barry roll shirts; slightly mussed; sizes 14 to 17. f ’ 59 Floor Samples—Radios ins; were 95c. Fri- sy only ........... 89¢ (1) Crosley—T7-tube radio with ‘Women’s Suits; whiie top, blue, green bottom; 30 to 34; (32 Prs.) Snap Cuff Links; were or maroon m; 3 80c. Friday .. . (12) Men’s White Shirts, most- By the Associated Press ly broadcloth; were $2.50 to $4. 10c LONG BEACH, Calif, June 19.— Holding that millions of dollars' worth | of property would be virtually confis- | cated if the petition were granted, Su- | perior Judge Crawford yesterday denied | an injunction to the State to restrain | waste of gas in the Signal Hill oil field. Operators expect the decision to have | an extensive effect on the oil industry in California Judge Crawford sald the word “un- reasonable” before “waste” in the law meant that the waste should be such as to shock the sensibility of a court of chancery before it should be pre- vented by legal action. (181) Gowns, rayon *erepe: " pink. ‘peach, green, orci T were Sic. Py .. 19C (100 Prs.) Women's Slip- pers, felt and leatherette; some rayon satin; broken ; were 79c to 69c¢ were more. prints and plain colors; 17 to 12; were 50c. Fri- 9 $169 pr. Friday only, Pr. s.eeeesnn.. (2) Radiolas 18, in handsome walnut console cabinets with Marquetry inlay. Origi- sso nally $142.50. Friday only (1) Majestic Phonograph Com- hination. Originally slss $314.00. Friday only.. (1) Majestic 72, cabinet. Originally $144. Priday only.. in highboy $99.52 Origimally $i1050. Originally $119.50. Friday onty. o $49.50 (3) Atwater Kent 40, with E speaker. Originally $59.50 $111.75. Priday only (1) Atwater Kent 46, with dy- ; in console cabi- ally ”9‘50 y only (30 prs.) Men’s Pajamas, muss- ed; were $1.95. Friday (18) Men’s Sweaters, coat, with middy pull - overs; $6.95. Friday only.. (26) Golf Hose. cotton ribbe sizes; were $1. Friday only..... Friday only ..... . $1.39 roll collar; Belts and Straps; were $L and $1.50. Pridi “eeis (14) Rayon Shorts, sizes 28 to 30; Friday only..... all 39¢ . were 79¢. Men's Wear Shop—Street Floor $1.69 59¢ 39¢