Evening Star Newspaper, June 21, 1931, Page 43

9 AM. to 6 PM. The F reatest Street at 11th INVENTORY SAL In the Entire 70-Year History of Th is Store ‘AT 9 AM. Monday, June 22, begins the most outstanding week of sale since the beginning of this store. Shutting our eyes to all true values of these many things offered—from numerous little “What nots” to the most plete wish to see. When you come in ask for it in very limited numbers. sale opening, some few items may have already been sold at regular prices. them by numbers. Due to this last fact no returns or credits can be given. —Come early. Note—Items have been chosen at random—therefore h ave their own numbers even though not consecutive LAMPS & GIFTS REDUCED Only a Few of the Many Are Listed Below—Great Saving ftem Neo. 71—1 Ttalian pottery table lamp in blue and ivory with decorated parchment shade; regularly $20.00— now 7.50 Item No. 72—2 Old English two-light brass table lamps; were §12. $7.50 Item No. 73—1 modernistic table l]amp, wood finished in silver, with parchment shade; regularly $17.50. $10.00 Ttem No. 74—1 green metal and mirror glass lamp, two-light: was $20.00—now $10.00 Ttem No. 75—1 table lamp, green metal and mirror glass, with figures holding light; regularly $25.00. $12.50 Jtem No. 76—2 Italian pottery lamos, complete with decorated shades; regu- larly $20.00—now $12.50 Ttem No. 77—1 metal foor lamp. fin- jched in antique bronze, two lights; regularly $17.50—now $10.00 T'em No. 78—6 Italian pottery table Jamps. complete with decorzted shades; were $10.00—now $3.95 Item No. 19—1 golden cak flcor lamp. hand carved; regularly $45.00. $10.00 Item No. 80—I wrought-iron ofl pot table lamp; was $11.50—now $3.00 Ytem No. 81—4 yellow Celanese silk chades, hexagon shape; regularly $13.00 —now $4.95 : Ytem No. 82—1 tan and henna silk Tib- bon shades; 18-inch; slightly sofled; was $29. 00——!10!"1 .50 Btem No. 83—1 18-in. rose taffeta shade; regularly $30.00—now J $13.50 Jtem No. 84—6 plaited taffcta shades, for thres-candle floor lamps; regularly $13.50—now $5.00 Ttem No. 85—13 silk shades for bridge and ficor lamps. One-Half Price ) . 86—1 specizl lot of boudoir ‘egularly $2.00 to $5.00. 95 cents Ttem No. 87—i2 silk bridge shades, some slightly sofled; regularly $7.50 to $13.50—now $3.00 Ytem No. 88—1 pair decorated wrought- iron floor torchie) were $40.00—now 95.00 Ttem No. 89—1 lot of bed lights; for- merly $5.00—now $3.75 Ttem No. 90—1 black modern pottery table lamp, with red French parchment shade; regularly $12.50—now $3.95 Jtem No. 91—2 red and black wooden modern table lamps with red and white shades; regularly‘n;gl}'now 7 Jtem No. 92—1 met2] table lamp with two lights, finished in pewter and trimmed with black; oblong shade trimmed in black; regularly $12.56— now $3.50 DAY TIME FROCKS Desirable Styles and Mn.tarialu Exceptionally Low Prices Ttem No. 1—149 daytime frocks, of lin- en, percale, sateen, travel tweed, with or without jackets, numerous styles, Jong and short sleeves; were $2.95— now $1.65 Jtem No, 280 daytime frocks of per- cale and voile, short or sleeveless mod- ¢'s, with or with-ut collars; were $1.95 —now 79 cents s, of per- cale, with or without colla 16 and 18; were $1.45. 89 cents tem No. 415 dresses, of percale and votle, in light shades, small sizes; were $1.00—now 69 cents Neo. 5—8 Dix uniforms, in crchid, blue and white. sizes 36 to 46; slightly sciled. $1.95 Item en, % $3.95; dresses, in black 613 maids’ . vee were $1.95 or rose; sizes 36, 38, 42, 44; —now $1.00 Jtem No. 7—3 uniforms, Dima make, orchid; sizes 36 and 38; were $2.95— now $1.89 Jtem No, 8—8 smocks, for men or wom- en, tan and grey; sizes 40 to 46; were .95—now b $1.00 No. 9—7 maids’ aprons, of organ- | 1 dy, eggshell shade; were $1.50—now 59 cents Jtem No. 10—4 Hooverette aprons, in printed or plain colors; were $l. - 89 cents Item No. 93—Gresn and silver m-dern desk lamp with mica shade; regularly $15.00—now $10.00 Item No. 94—9 round 16-inch and 18- inch or oblong parchment paper shades with prints; regularlv $7.50—now $2.75 95—14 12-inch_parchment regularly $2 and $3— 75¢ Item No. 96—Tabl~ of odde and ends of 211 kinds cf gifts: pottery, pewter, glass, shoe boxes, silhouettes and bridge sets; many others. 50c Jtem No. 1—1 oval French tray: $9.00—now $3.00 Jtem No. 2—1 oval French tray; $7.50—now $3.00 Item No. 31 etched glass vase: $7.50—now $3.75 Italian ink well; $5.00 modernistic box; $2.00 modernistic ash trays: Item No. reper shades; now Ttem No, 4—1 $12.00—now Item No. 5—1 $10.00—now Item No. 6—6 were 7.00—now $2.00 brenze rumadore; $4.50 Item No. 8—1 pair of marble book ends; were $8.00—now $5.00 Ttem No. 9—3 Chinese brass cigarette boxes; were $7.50—now $3.00 Ttem No. 10—3 china candy jars; were $4.50—now $2.00 Item No. 11—1 French vase; was $10.00 —now $3.50 Item No. 12—1 French vas®; was $18.50 Ttem No. 7—1 was| $9.00—now $7.50 13—1 crystal tree; was $11.00 $5.00 0. 14—2 water sets of four pleces; were $3.75—now $1.00 Item No. 15—1 Italian fruit bowl; was $8.00—now $3.00 Item No. 16—3 French pottery cigarette boxes; were $7.00—now $3.50 Ttem No. 17—1 Prench vase; was $20.00 —now $7.50 Item No. 18—7 Italian pottery ash trays, modernistic: were $2.25—now $1.00 Item No. 19—11 Imported pottery fruit dish; was $11.00—now $5.00 Ttem No. 20—2 French pottery vases; were $13.00—now $5.00 Item No. 21—1 china tea set, 23 pieces; was $20.00—now $9.75 RAYON UNDIES Ttem No. 34—3 triconese combinations in pink; size 36; were $3.95—now 1.95 Item No. 35—7 all-silk Milanese gowns, lace trimme es 15, 16, 17; pink or peach—were $fl3'95 Item No. 36—4 jersey silk brassieres, lace trimmed; size 32; were $1.50 each —now 79 cents Item No. 37—34 Kayser’s (discontinued style) union suits, rayon top, cotton knit, tight knee style; sizes 42, 44 and 46—were $1.00. cents Item No. 38—5 (discontinued styles) Kayser's union suits, glove silk top and cotton knit, tight knee style, in 35; was $1.95—ncw 95 cents Inexpensive Millinery Special Offers Straws, Felts, Tweeds and Combinations Included Item No. 1—89 hats of straw end felts, also tweed turbans; sold formerly from $3.95 to $5.00—now $1.00 Ytem No. 220 hats of felt and straw combination; formerly $5.00 to $6.50— - $1.95 Item No. 3—55 bh2's, formerly $5.00 to, $6.75, all straws. in v--i~us colors—now $2.95 Millinery Clearance of Smart Summer Straws Many of the Latest and Most Desirable Materials and Modes Item No. 1—25 hats in combinations of straws and felt: were $12.50—now $2.00 Item Ne. 2—18 straws, including bakus and b2ku straws, black, browns and blues; were $13.75. $3.95 Item No. 3—15 smart Summer straws, mestly colored, suited to immediate wear; were $15.00—n-w $5.75 $6.50 to $10.50 Shoes $3.95 of sport shoes, many with les. Included are remainder in many combinatjons. CURTAINS, DRAPERIES, SCREENS DRASTI- CALLY REDUCED Also Yard Material for Curtains and Draperies—Wide Price Range Curtains Ttem No. 4 —11 irs ruffied dotted marquisette curtains; were $5 and $7.50 —now $2.50 Item No. 921 peirs ruffied curtains with separate valances, coin spot de- sizn, in rose, orange or blue; were $5.00 —n'w $2.00 11—10 pairs gold voile ruf- with Item No flod curtzins and 3 pairs blue separate valance: were $3.50—now $1.45 Item No. 12—10 pairs ruffied marqui- sette curtains with colored embroidered ruffles; were $19.50. $5.00 Item No. 22—39'; yerds printed rose voile; was 65c yard—now 19 cents - Ttem No. 26—Double extensicn rods; were T0c—now 10 cents Item No. 27—Remnants of cretonnes, marquisettg. chintz and light-weight drapery fabrics; reduced to » 16 cents Item No. 36—25 yards striped rayon damask, blue or rose; was $1.50 yard— now 45 cents Item No. 2926 yards striped rayon damask; $2.50 yard—now 45 cents Ttem No. 47—88 peirs ruffled and tai- lored marquisette curtains, dotted, fig- ured, plaid patterns and also plain mar- quisette; many with valances; were $2.75 to $5.00 pair—now $1.65 Item No. 49—59'; yards blue end rose Bedford scrim; 40 inches wide; was $1.10. 35 cents h Item No. 50500 yards high-grade English cretcnnes; were $1.50 and $1.75—now 45 cents Ttem No, 5293 yards striped rayon damask; was $2.00. 49 cents Ttem No. 53—3 nursery screens, blue, rose. ivory, slightly soiled; were $16.50 —e2ch $8.00 Item No. 54—2 wall paper screens, slightly damaged: were $25-—now $10.00 Item No 55—60 yards ecru madras; was $1.85—now 75¢ Oriental Rugs at Sale Prices Item No. 251 very special group Ori- ent=1 rugs, occasional sizes. Hamadans, Moussouls. Chinese and preyer rugs; regularly $25.00. £35.00 »nd $45.00—now o Item No, 26—1 very specizl group scat- ter size rugs. some slightly soiled and used in model apertments; regularly $55.00, $65.00, $75.00—now . 8 Itsm No. 27—1 group of French chenille rugs, very suitable {-r bed room, 27x40 inghes; .regularlv #3.95. 4.45 Item No. 28—16 oval cotton rugs, 18x 30 inchec; were 89c—now Item No. 60— l were $17.50—n TOILET GOODS NEGLIGES AND AND ACCESSORIES| SILK UNDERWEAR Many Wonderful Ttem No. 1—1 six-piece cloisine dresser set in vellow, consists of comb. brush, mirror. file. buffer, button hook; origi- nally $47.50. $11.00 Item No. 2—Three-piece dresser set, comb, brush and mirror. in rose and green; two only: originally $35.00—now $10.00 Ttem No. 3—1 dresser set. three pieces, modernistic design, green and black (slightly marred); or}xmnlly $47.50— now $7.00 Ttem 50 —3 Djer-Kiss compacts, single; were $1.50—now 95 cents Ttem No. 51—4 Djer-Kiss compact dou- ble; were $2.50—now $1.85 Ttem No. 52—1 Du Barry compact; was $5.00—now $3.00 Item No. 53—2 perfume sets, consisting of plunger and perfume; were $6.75— now $2.45 Ttem No. 54—1 perfume set, compact and perfume; was $2.50—now $1.45 Ttem No. 55—11 china powder boxes; regularly $2.00—ncw 69 cents Item No. 56—7 china powder boxes; regularly $1.00—now 39 cents Item No. 57—6 fancy bags of sachet; regularly $1.00—now 29 cents Ttem No. 58—1 bottle of Leyrs perfume, partially evaporated; regularly $30.00— now $6.00 Item No. 59—1 Sous Le Gul parfume; regularly $35.00; partially evapcrated— now $5.00 Ttem No 4—2 modernistic trays, silver plated, slightly marred; originally 37.501 —now $2.00 Office Furniture Offers Many Specials These But a Few of Them JYtem No. 47—2 mehogeny single ped- estal typewriter desks, 42x32 in.; were $50.00—now $28.00 Ttem No. 48—8 felt non-shine chair pads with leather straps; were $1.35— now 85 cents Ttem No. 49—6 felt non-shine chair pads with leather straps; were §1.10— now 75 cents Item No. 50—1 “John Bunny” green leather easy chair, sample; was $115.00 —now $89.00 Item No. 51—1 “John Bunny” brown leather easy chair, sample; was $115.00 —now $89.00 Neo. 52—1 solid walnut flat-top 60x34 in., sample; was $100.00— $70.00 No. 53—1 solid walnut flat-top 60x36 in., sample; was $117.00— $82.00 No. 54—1 solid walnut flat-top 60x34 in., sample; was $74.00— Ttem desk, now Ttem desk, now Ttem desk, now Ttem No. 55—2 solid walnut secretary desks, size 60x34 in.; was §$74.00—now 41.00 Item No. 56—1 solid mahogany secre- tary desk, size 60x34 in, sample; was $74.00—now $41.00 Item No. 57—1 solid mahogany flat- top desk, 42x32 in., floor sample; was $42.50—now # $24.00 Ttem No. 58—1 solid mahogany flat-top desk, 42x32 in., floor s2mple; was $38.00 —now $19.50 FINEST QUALITY HOSIERY REDUCED Most!ly Numbers Being 5 fioied Item No. 1—33 peirs “HARRIS” full- fashioned sheer silk, sizes 85 to 10: mostly dark brown shades; regularly $3.25—now € 90 cents Item No. 2—77 rairs fomous “CON- RAD” h-se, moctly tan chedes, 51 ; | @auge, very sheer; sizes 8'; to 10; reg- ularly $3.75—now Values Offered Item No. 5—1 nowder with cloisine top: originally $10.00—now 3.00 3 Ttem No. 8—1 cuticle jar with cloisine ton t» match above; originally $5.00— now $1.00 Ttem No. 7—1 trin'e ot of perfume bot. tle. in rold-ploted case, jewels; origi- nally $16.95—now $5.00 Ttem No. 8—1 trinle get of nerfume bhot- tles. in gold-plsted ecase, jewels; origi- nally $16.95—now $5.00 9 —2 silver - plated powdar $1000; slightly Ttem No. boxes: originally marred—now 'ated modernjetin originally $15; slightly $3.00 Ttem No. 11—4 n-rfumes of Rosine in odor Nuit De Chine; was $3.00—now 75 conts Jtem No. 12—5 Cobilla perfume Fleur De Jour; was $7.25—now 69 can's Ttem No. 13—2 Gobi'l> perfume, San- sta odor; ws $800—now $2.45 14—3 odd perfumes; box: marred—now Ttem Ne. $1.50—now were 29 cents Ttem No. 15—Cloi-in» perfume drep- pers; were $6.00—row $2.00 Item No. 16—13 Dunhill vanities in si'- ver and gcld plate; were $5.00, $7.50 and $20.00—now $2.00 Ttem No. 17— 3 Dunhill vanities in enamel in green, red and rose; were $10.00—now $2.00 Ttem No. 18—5%Coisine vanities with lirstick: were $8.00 and $9.00; slightly mearred—now £3.00 RADIO SPECIAL Item No. 4—2 combination rzdio and electric hall clock. The clock is of standard make znd guaranteed for one year and the 7-tube radio and cabinet by a well known manufacturer. An ex- ceptional purchose st 82.00 FINE SHOES AT CLOSE-OUT PRICES Practically Every Style Represented Ttem No. 3—4 styles black and brcwn c21f walking shoes, with leather hecls; were $12.50—now 8.00 Item No. 5—23 pairs hand-pdinted silk slippers for- afternoon and informal wear; were $15.00—now 7.50 Item No. 11—32 pairs of bench-made slippers open-shank style; were $18.50 ™ $10.00 Ttem No. 12—26 pairs beige calf punched pumps, baby French heels; were $12.50 Zoew $8.00 Ttem No. 33—1 bridge lamp, in orchid and ivory; regularly $11.00. SCARFS AND NECKWEAR This Includes Both Men’s and Women’s Items Men’s Ties Item No. 1—22 men’s hand-tailored silk ti%. mostly in reds, stripes and figured p®orns; formerly $1.00—now 30 cents Ostrich Fans Item No. 2—1 large ostrich fan, full spread, crchid shade, slightly soiled; formerly $65—now $5.95 Item No. 3—1 medium size ostrich fan in combination of gold, green and or+ chid; formerly uz.s:“—noy e | Item No. 4—1 medium size ostrich fan in blue; formerly $7.50—now $1.95 i Scarfs, Silk and Chiffon Ttem No. 5—87 silk scarfs, cblongs and squares, bright colors end designs of dots or stripes; were $2.95 to $3.95— now 95 cents Item No. 6—50 pieces of lace and col- ored floral chiffon neckwear, slightly soiled; were $2.95 2nd $3.95—now $1.95 W Extremely Low Prices Ttem No. 1—Negligees of crepe de chine or satin, in strives. prints or plain col- ors; regularly $9.50: 14 only—now $4.95 tem No. 2—1 negligee rose crepe-back retin, trimmed with lace; wes $25.00— now $17.85 Item No. 3—4 negligees of satin and crepe de chine. in blue, black and orange, trimmed with marabeau 2nd satin; regularly $12.50. $8.45 flesh satin negligee. long flowing Tiem No. 4—1 trimmed with chiffon, tleeves; was $28.50—now $21.50 Ttem No. 5—1 flosh - colcred double georgette negliva~ with flared skirt and czpe; was $28.50—nov $22.50 I‘em No. 6—1 cr~hi4 negligee, trimmed with georgette and lace; was $20.00— now $14.75 Ttem No. 7-36 regliz-es of baronette gatin (r2fon) crene de chine pnd flat ereme. in nrints spd nlein rolors, light 2nA dark shades; were special at $5.95 —now $4.18 Tem No. 8—1 noalizee of flesh erepe- hack sotin, trimmed with lice »nd Trench flower-. flared skirt and bell sleeves: was $35 09 $26.50 Ttem No. 9—1 roce Fouette mocel. side t; lace; was $25.00—now $17.85 Ttem No. 10—1 crepe de chine neglige® fitted mode]. rese color, trimmed with lece; was $19.50 $14.75 Ttem No. 11—3 neglizecs. one red. green +nd vellww. erepe de chine, lace and flower trimmed: were $15. $11.45 Yeem Neo. 17—4 vov-rsible negligees in in neglig-e sil- ., trimmed with rambinaticrs ~f blue or green, tailored | s'yle; were Sl $7.95 Ttem No. 13—1 imported h-nd-painted white coclie $22.50—now Jaranese coat; was $14.75 Ttem No. 14—2 velvet negligees. one long-flared fitted mocel. in yellow and one rose color, tailored cozt style; were $15.00—now $8.00 Item No. 15—4 albatros:-lined crepe de chine robes. in green, peach, blue and black, beautifully tailored; were $20.00 —now $17.50 Ttem No. 16—18 negligees cf rayon satin prints, trimmed with band of contrast- ing shades; were special at $2.95—now $2.45 Ttem No. 17—17 s'ips, of crepe de chine, in black and navy, straightline models; were $3.50—now $2.15 Item No. 18—6 black crepe de chine slips with brassiere top and panty wrap- around skirt; were $5. $3.35 Item No. 19 —2 sets of gown and chemie, one white and cne flesh, made of crepe-back satin, trimmed with lace and flowers; were $32.50 set—now $21.50 set Item No. 20—1 two-tone double geor- gette pajma in blue and flesh combi- nation, size 16; was $18.50. $9.00 Ttem No. 21—1 white two-piece sleeping pajama of crepe de chine, size 16; was $10.00—now $6.85 Ttem No. 22—1 black georgette two- piece sleeping pajama, .lace trimmed, size 15; was $5.00-—now $1.95 Ttem No. 23—8 gowns of georgette, col- ors flesh, nile and tea rose, low-back models, lace trimmed; were $6.00—now 4. Ttem No. 24—2 ppirs white satin pa- jemas with georgette coats, two and three piece styles; were $28.50. $22.75 Item No. 25—1 three-piece pajama of Lido blue, tailored model, trimmed with contrasting shades; was $25.00—now $19.75 SPORTSWEAR Item No. 2—7 wool flannel skirts, bod- ice tops, assorted colors, sizes 14 to 18; regularly $6.95—ncw $1.95 Item No. 5—2 wool skirts with bodice tops, light green; formerly $2.95; size 14—now 95 cents Item No. 22—1 only, seilor hat; origi- nally $1.50—now i 49 cents Item No. 23—1 only, sample pair beach clegs; originally $8.00. 1.95 item No, 26—14 slip-over swezters, all wool, colors green, tan, blue and red; sizes 34 and 35: regu’arly $8.50—now A o 3 valued pieces of fine furniture we have marked them at prices that assure us of a com- and entire clearance—Prices that but a brief time before would have been unheard of. Check this list, carefully noting those things you particularly. Some of this merchandise is floor samples, some of it discontinued numbers, and much of Also because this list was prepared five days in advance of LINEN DEPARTMENT "HAS MANY SPECIALS Only One or Two of a Kind, But Ridiculously Low Prices Item No. 12—3 colored dinner sets, cloth 60x80 inches, with 8 napkins; regularly $15.75—now $8.00 Item No. 13—1 rayon lunch set, cloth 63x63 inches. one-half dozen nspkins; regularly $17.00—now $8.50 Item No. 14—2 ell-linen sets, cloth 64x 80 inches, one-half dozen napkins to match; regularly $16.50—now $8.25 Item No. 15—1 all-linen set, cloth 54x 54 inches, one-half dezen napkins; reg- ularly $11.00—now $5.50 16—2 all-linen dinner sets, 72x90 with one dozen i regularly $40.00— Item No. cloth Item Ne. 17—1 dinner set. colored cloth 70x80 inches, with cne dozen nap- kins to mateh: reguiarly $23.00. $10.00 Item No. 18—2 dinner sete. colored cloths 64x84 inches, with one dozen napkins to match: regularly $17.00. Item No. 19—15 sets. rayon colcred cloth, 60x60 inches, with one-half doz- en napkins to match; regularly $17.5Q —now $5.00 Item No. 20—1 sot. colored cloth size 64x64 inches, with one-half dozen nap- kins; regularly $17.00—now $5.00 Ttem No. 21—2 rayon sets. cloth size 60x80 inches, with one-half dozen nap- kins to match; $22.00—now $10.00 Item No. 223 sots rayon cloth. size 6060 inches, with one-half dozen nap- kins to match; regularly $15.00. $7.50 Jt>m No. 23—1 set. colored border. all Item No. 2 vith one-h21f dozen hemstitched were $15.00. Ttem No. 25—10 ell-linen colored bor- der sets, cloth 54x70 inches, with one- half dozen narkins; regularly $6.00— now $3.00 Item No. 26—3 all-linen sets, cloth 52x 70 inches, with cne-h2lf dozen napkins to match; regularly $4.50. $2.25 HANDKERCHIEFS For Men and Women Including Styles for Both Dress and Sports Wear —Single or Boxed s Women’s Item No. 1—50 chiffon handkerchiefs, picoted and hand-rolled hems, g2y col- ors and patterns; were $1.00 to $1.50— now 50 cents Ttem No. 2—50-odd silk or chiffon hanckerchiefs, slightly soiled; were 50 cents to $1.50—now 25 cents Ttem No. 3—12 boxes of ‘women's ini- tialed handkerchiefs with hand-rolled hems and hand-embroidered initials. Trimmed with different colors of ap- rlique, 6 in a box; were $3.00 a box— now 75 cents Item No, 4—Handmade handkerchiefs, trimmed" with real lace, former prices ranging from $1.00 to $3.00—now 50 cents to 95 cents Item No. 5—50 women’s white linen hand-scalloped and hand-embroidered handkerchiefs; were $1.00. 45 cents Ttem No. 6—50 women's French, colored handkerchiefs, hand-rolled hems, new designs; were 50 gents, 25 cents Item No. 7—50 white or colored geor- gette, lace - trimmed handkerchiefs, small size, slightly soiled; were $1.00— now 28 cents Handkerchief Cases Item No. 8 —24 colored taffeta silk handkerchief cases, trimmed with rose- buds and lace; were $3.25 and $3.50— now $1.95 Men’s Handkerchiefs Itemi No. 9—75 men's white linen ini- tialed handkerchiefs, one - half - inch hem; were 75 cents—now 35 cents Ttem No. 19—50 men’s white linen ini- tizled handkerchiefs, one-half and one- quarter inch hems; were 50 cents—now 25 cents Item No, 11—35 boxes of men’s white linen initialed handkerchiefs, 3 in a box; were $1.00 box—now © . B0 cents Item No. 27—1 all-linen colored dinner set, cloth. 70x70 inches, with one-half napkins to match; regularly $25.00— now $12.50 SHEETS Item No. 34—16 de luxe sheets, xizes 63x09 and 63x108; regularly $1.55 and $1.75; slightly soiled. 95 cents Item No. 35—41 hemstitched de luxe sheets, sizes 63x99 and 72x99; regularly $185 and $2.00; slightly soiled—now 1.00 36—0 hemstitched sheets d De Luxe quality, 81x108 and 80x108; regularly $2.00, $2.25 and $2.75 (soiled)—now 05 s Ttem No. 37—5 De Luxe and Piquot sheets, 72x99 in. and 72x108, soiled; regularly $1.65 and $1.85. $1.00 Ttem No. 38—24 odd sample cases, some hemstitched, Piquot and Uticas, 42x36 in. and 45x38 in.; regularly 50c, 55¢ and 60c—now 30 cents 1tem No. 39—6 Cannon sheets (. sets); regularly $11.50 and $14. now $6.00 Item No. 40—8 sample sheets, 72x79, slightly sciled; regularly $4.25. $: .00 Ttem No. 41—4 sheet sets. 72x99 in. and 81x99 in.. used samples, slightly soiled; regularly $5.57 to $8.75—now 3.75 : Ttem No. 42—7 La Mode and Denco sets. sige. 72x89 in.; regularly $2.75 and $3.00—ncw $1.75 TOWELS lot of all-linen guest regularly 50c—now 25 cents Item No. 44—69 all-linen hemstitched face towels; regularly $1.00. 50 cents Item No. 45—47 all-linen hemstitched face towels: regularly $1.50. 75 cents Item No. 46—40 bath towels, cdd sizes, slightly soiled; sold regularly from 95¢ to $1.15—now , 59 cents Item No. 47—7 sample bath towels, various sizes and colors, slightly sciled: sold regularly 69c to 85c—now 49 cents Ttem No. 48—41 bath towels, an excep- good quality; sold regularly 50c 38 cents Bags, Belts, Coin Purses, Traveling Cases. All to Be Cleared 0dd and Discontinued Numbers Are Being Scld at a Fraction of Their Real Value. Item No. 1—30 all-leather bags, in black, brown and green, lined and fit- ted; regularly $1.95—now Item No. 2—5 Summer fabric bags. all pastel shades, some slightly soiled; reg- ularly - $2.95—now $1.85 Ttem No, 3—5 bags, of calf and grain leather, in black, tan, green and navy; regularly $2.95—now 5 $1.89 Item No. 4—15 bags, all genuine leath- er, in a good assortment of colors and exceptionally good styles; regularly $5.00—now $3.10 , in genuine leather, in smocth or grain calf, desirable shades; rezullr]y't'l.so—nuw Item No. 6—60 begs, of smooth calf, lizard and alligator grains, also some of silk crepe, all with smart silk linings; newest styles, nicely fitted; regularly $8.50—now $3.95 Item No. 7—6 bags, in smooth calf and snakeskin, in black and eggshell; reg- ularly $10.00—new $6.85 Item No. 8—1 only, smooth calf bag, in black, slightly soiled; regularly $17.50 —now £ k $6.00 Item No. 9—1 only, imported black bag of calf, top handle, pouch style, with fancy clasp; regularly $20.00—now 7. .25 Item No. 10—Imported leather bag, of dark tan, one only, envelope style, nicely lined and fitted; regularly $15.00—now 8.85 Item No: 11—1 only, mourning bag, of smooth biack calf, long handle; regu- larly $16.50—now $7.85 Item No. 12 — Sharkskin beck-strap p-uch, black, one only, lined and fitted; regularly ll&.M—‘nuw Item No. 13—1 only, Lelong mode! bag, in black, medium size, fine quality, 1ty ; was $18.00—now - - $3.9