Evening Star Newspaper, January 28, 1932, Page 23

B—7 [HIDING MAN SURRENDERS CONCORD, N. H., January 28 (A).— i An overheard remark that tear gas was Servant After Time Record. to be used to drive him from cover x’l“’"efi TI""’:‘ M ret,” & servant | led Leroy W. Trueblood to surrcnder employt y the Gellatly family of | himself to gu in the eellar of the Menstrie Mains Fram, near Stirling, | New Hampshire State Prison chair fac- Scotland, is out after the record of long | tory early last night service with one employer. She be-| He had been in hiding there 48 came a maid with the Gellatlys 83 years hours, hoping officials would believe he ago at the age of 13. She hopes to live | had escaped to the outside and give long past 100 years and to continue |up their scazcn for him at the prison. service for the same employer. She Trueblood, serving a sentence for still cen read newspapers without the | forgery, vanished from the prison work- aid of glasses. | shops Monday. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY. JANUARY 28 1932. ATTACK ON CHICAGOAN MOTHER OF IRVIN COBB |!xt niéht. She had boen in 11 beath LAID TO GAMBLING WAR DIES AT PADUCAH, KY. ; bed a few days ago seriously complicat- Former Newsboy, S8hot in Back, Parent Suc- ed her condition, an examination re- vealing she had broken several ribs. Was Lured Into Trap by Woman, Police Say. coverer of a serum used in the treat- ment of yellow fever. Funeral arrangements have not been completed. and explained the wound was inflicted by one of two robbers who accosted him on a North Side street. Police, however, advanced the belief he was lured to a /hotel by a woman, his former sweetheart, and shot by rival gamblers, who have wanted him to “get out of their territory.” An empty pistol cartridge found in the hotel lobby, they said, supported their theory. The woman, Marie Red- man, was arrested with two brothers, but was released later. P M India remains one of the largest im- | porters of cotton piece goods, although it ranks fourth amqng the cotton manu- facturing countries. America to resist the effects of the world economic_crisis. “Intelligent legislation gives work- men and administrative employes an interest in the progress of the monop- olies by giving them bonuses from part of the profits earned. Strict rules gov- ern promotion and prevent favoritism. After a long period of internal insta- bility Uruguay realized the need of a URUGUAY'S PEOPLE State Ownership in Many‘g?r;‘g{dggmgunm wealth in the form Lines Has Never Been g Major Issue. Famous Novelist cumbs at 75 After Fall Compli- cates Long Ill Health. | By the Associated Press. PADUCAH, Ky., January 27—This old river town yesterday mourned the death of Mrs. Manle Cobb, mother of Irvin S. Cobb, the humorist and novelist. Mrs. Besides her son Irvin three other children survive. They are: John 8., & Los Angeles newspaper man; Mrs. Manie Howland of New York, and Rubye, who lived with her mother here. Mrs, Cobb was 75 years old. She was tre widow of Joshua Cobb, whom she married in 1872 and who died in 1896 She was the daughter of Dr. Ruben Saunders, a Paducah physician and dis- By the Assoctated Press. CHICAGO, January, A et supposedly from & pistol of ganglan nvp-?xo,‘ng found “North Side Frankie” Pope, tae former newsboy, who re- putedly has made millions in gambling. He was shot in the back last nigh In a charity raffle recently held in Wandworth, England, a teetotaler won a bottle of whisky. Cobb died at, her home here Expert Shoe Repairing— Half Soles and Heels Cor:n:le!e 89c Rubber or leather soles—rubber or leather heels—attached to men’s, women’s and children’s shoes. Booths for waiting, if you wish. The Uruguayan government has be- come, since 1911, the country's biogest dusiness concern prises ranging from troleum refinement mately to eliminate acainst the governme: In this article writer tells the trative side of the farth ernment-in-business » ern Hemisphere. Friday Remnants! 59c Rayon Undies Non-run Grades 36c Panties—bloomers—vests; with medal- lion trim. Slight seconds. Main Floor. No Mail, Phone or C. 0. D. Orders Can Be Filled! Sorry! FREE Parking Space Opposite 8th BY ARMANDO MATTE. (Copyright, 1932, by the Asscclated Press.) MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay, _January 28.—While other countries have ex perimented with national monopolies t insure forelgn loans, Uruguay has na- tionalized one industry after another with domestic benefits as the objective. Since the first monopolistic venture | of Uruguay in 1911, the wisdom of state ownership has never been a major po- litical issue. The leaders and the people of the Republic are as single- | minded in their approval of the pro gram as in their approval of the gov- ernment——and the country is one of two in South America (Colombia is the | other), h has participated in | the Lat n revolution: wave | of the la Uruguay's ventures into the sale of life insurance; the packing of meats; the manufacture of chemicals, electric power, and cement: the refinement of petroleum and industrial alcohol; the operation of railways, hotels, casinos and a cabaret, and the conduct of port services are in the hands of separate boards Each board is an autonomous g St. Entrance Downstairs Store. Friday Remnants! Curtains 89¢c Criss-Cross Curtains—with cornice valance. Of marqul- BB sette. Pafr......... cenen 39c Sash Curtains ruffied styles; ming. Pair... $1.69 Tailored Curtains—of ecru marquisette; fringe trimmed Sl Pair . e $1.39 Cottage Sets—6 pieces; voile or marquisette. Col- ored trimming. Set.... 89C $1.39 Cretonne Drapes — with pinch pleats. With pins g9 10 nging. Pafr... Curtains of flowered mar- and Priscilla 1 } size 98(: 79¢ Ruffle Curtains—ivory scrim with flowered rayon valance. 39c Pair 5 Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor. Friday Remnants! Boys’ Clothing Boys’ 59¢ to 79¢ Shirts and Blouses, shirts collar attach- ed; button-on blou white neckband shirts: khaki blouses. 4 to 29c 16. Irregulars... Boys’ 59¢ Straight Pants, mixtures and tan corduroy. Odd lots —4to8 TR 29c Boys’ 59¢ Sport Sweaters, slzes 30 t0 36 ............ 39¢ Boys' 59¢ to 79¢ Shirts; collar at- tached; white and fancy to 1415. Irregulars . 39c Boys' $3.95 and $4.95 Suits—one and two pants styles M”.] $2.97 vest. 8 to 15 .. uits with 1 Boys' $5.95 and $6.9. and 2 pants. Odd Dots, @3 97 Boys' §1 to $1.29 Pajamas, outing flannels 8 to 16. Boys' 79¢ to $1.25 Pajamas, broad- cloths; Bell brand. 4 to 16 Irregulars .... ‘el 59¢ Boys’ 79¢ to $125 Shirts, Phillips- Jones brand. Collar tached. Some irregular.... Boys' $2.50 to $3.95 Sweaters, pull- over and coat Sizes 30 to 36 Boys’ $1.50 and Friday Remnants! Men’s Furnishings (166) Men's $1.50 to $2.50 Ties— Trojan and other makes. 59c For Friday Clearance! Odd Lots of s5 Winter Frocks Marked at On’y Flat crepes, crepe satins, wool crepes and tweed prints, in tailored and semi- tailored styles. Black, navy, brown, tile, or green. Broken sizes 14 to 44 in- cluded. hemmed and cil country which helps the president ru The council appoints -year terms. Share in Profits. $9.79 o $2.39 5 $1.98 $4.88 from handling $4.9s of r.ay‘mranu—wt:rm 98¢ nbers linates, don to the ecelve a portion of g upon the importance sts and their leng The national t ately gram of not yet bene: nationalization her has it been of their 95 Transparent Velvet Dresses, in blue, brown and green. Sizes 14 to 18 $3.98 Wool Frocks, effects, in Winter color: 14 (21) $7.95 Evening Frocks of taffeta or panne satin. Black and pastel shades 14 to 2¢ (6) $15 White Dresses, soiled and display. Real bargains at (9) $249 Printed Frocks flat crepe. Clearing at (25) $22.50 Coats Smart Winter Styles, Only Made of spongy woolens trimmed with caracul, manchurian wolf (Chinese Dog). mandel or fur fabric. Black, brown, ch expects uay’s pro- matures, has its investments | industry, but ssed by its | on opolies have sted prin- ad enough be- One of the ng of new 1e—has been quisette. ruffie st P jerseys and fa Misses’ sizes side to original sources of Friday Remnants! Blankets $1.50 Blankets—part wool; pastel shades. $3.00 Blankets—half wool; plain colors, with wide sateen 31-89 binding. Soiled. Each... $4.50 Blankets — part 70x80 size. sz.so double- national rever e Uruguayans reap what the regards as compensatory s in improved service and lower 54 inches wide—so that only a 4,488 Yards of Remnants collecting its ow controlling o r steps f re it sy 20t0°1.95 Silks| s are accountable the | 8 [ ] $1.50 Sweaters—all- st un- | i wool pullovers sizes o Washable Flal Crepes (303) Men’s 29c Hosiery—rayon Stripes and pat- terns. 10 to 11'y. Irregu- 12¢ Crepe-Back Satins c G Printed Crepes d Toaisicarsrti s tanatas & 29 All-Rayon Prints y {207) Mens' 75c 10 51 Ties 35@ Men's $150 to $2 Shirts and printed silks! Even the shorter lengthbs are of real f;shxon Shirts, 34 only. Drawers, 8! value—where coler contrasts and combinations of plain and 30 to 34 £ & 9C printed materials are featured in frocks for Spring! All (22) Men's $1 Rayon Union Suite E 5 (49) Men's $1.50 to $1.95 Paja- $1.29 to $2.95 Wool Coatings o ibellsl et felner N 60C small amount of yardage is re- ssc yd' broadcloths. _ Coll attached. | quired—think how little a coat will : te monoply, | cost at 58c a yard! Plain and fancy weaves in smart colors. In Two to Ten Yard Lengths its own expenditures, and taking what- (61) Men’s Mt gge mixtures Canton Crepes 59¢ Ribbed Undershirts —ec my Note the desirable lengths of these smart plain and Drawers—Winsted brand. Part wool are 40 inches wide. full cut” Broken 59c Broken sizes, Perfects, soiled (37) Men's 79¢ Shirts—white has been | Soiled. and oldest s 1 Insurance Bar wst profitable branches and advanc into more lucrative fields fire and maritime insurance shown a steadily favorable balance has made some p Goldenbers’s—Main Floor. & (37) Men’s $1.50 to $3 Gloves— Lined. Broken 89C $2 Union Suits—medium and heavy weights. Broken sizes.. 59c minor Friday Remnants! Women’s $1.00 t | Friday Remnants! it wool plai and | Men's Pai $1.79 Leather But gage bor r the treasury Uruguay co less ce, d among Good Power Record t and power busi- ed paid $6.000.- largest powerhouse he fall of the peso lately the board, however hes it had floated first mort- s instead of paying cash so $1.25 Seamless Three years | =) its reserves would not be so depleted. | t eration of some 600 mil es, and this has not deterred the | railway | b c The only definitely erprise, officials say, has been the o les of secondary adl 1 ount of from expectation profits when larger private lines revert t whose known ‘Wilson.” s 0 the government The general Uruguayan o m 923 oodrow Wil lism are nickname that hi is Contrary to general opinion an excellent manager When business methods are applied,” the Associated Press. “The tate monopolies, whose good effects are now being felt, have prevented the an- nual exodus of large sums which have been sed instead to benefit the com- monwealth, placing Uruguay in a better position than any country in South STOP THAT COLD D STRESSING cold in chest or throat—that so often leads to something serious—generally responds 20 good old Musterole with the first application. Should be more effective i wused once every hour for five hours. This famous blend of oil of mustard, camphor, menthol and other helpful in- gredients brings relicf naturally. Mus- terole gets action bec ause it is a scientific *‘counter-irritant” —not just a salve —it penetrates and stimulates_blood circulation, helps to draw out infection and pain. Used by millions for 20 years. Recommended by doctors and nurses. To Mothers—Musterole is also made in milder form for babies and small children. Ask for Chil= dren’s Musterole. “WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE— WITHOUT CALOMEL And You'll Jump Out of Bed | in the Morning Rarin’ to Go frel sour and sunk and the 1t you 7 swallow a lot of world looks punk, don't Salte. mineral water. oll, laxative candy | or chewing gum and expect them to | Make you suddenly sweet and buoysnt nd full of sunshine | * or they can't do it. They only move | the bowels and a mere movement doesn t | et 2% the cause. The reason for your | | down-and-out feeling is your liver. It| 4 pour out two pounds of liquid bile | fnto your bowsis daily | T¢ thix pile is not flo digest. ‘It s bl wing freely, your | t just decays in the | h b\lflD your ,\lgmlch oWl e a thick, bad taste and your o (h™e foul. skin often breaks out in D nes, Your head aches and you feel Dlemishe% out. Your whole system is Tsoned PolsoneC es those sood, old CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS t these two Launds of bile flowing 4 you feel “up and up. wonderful, harmless, gentle O asing When 1t comes (0 mak- ing the bile flow freel. But don't ask for I Carter's Lif Liver Pi name Carters Littie a red all unprofitable en- | the | Bleached Sheets 69- Seamless 72x108-inch sheets of heavy sheeting. Slight ir- regulars. 10¢ Unbleached Cotton—36 inches wide. 2 to 10 yard 5/4c lengths. Yd. 29¢ Table Oil Cloth—white and fancy patterns. 5-4 l9¢ grade $1.50 Rayon Spreads— scalloped. Rose, blue, gold, orchid, green. 80x105 size 31-14 §1 Seamless Spreads—rose, blue, gold, orchid, green woven c Oil Cloth Table Covers— p d on sanitas m:vcl‘oth 38c 54x54 size 29¢ Pillow Cases—soft fin- ished grade. 42x36 size.. 18¢ 12'ic to 19¢ Outing Flannels, Shaker Flannels, Chambrey and Dress Ginghams. 2 to 6 vd. lengths .. > © 734c Goldenberg’s—Maln Floor. Friday Remnants! Girls’ Wear Girls’ 29¢ Corduroy Tams loc 59¢ Pile Fabric 29c $1 Skirts—blue chambray, full pleated; on white muslin bodies 7 to 14. Red tweed tuck- 49c styles. Broken sizes.... Girls' 63c Blouses — broadcloth: shortsleeves. 4Q@ long and Broken sizes Goldenberg's—Third Floor. S Mesh Hose Slight 6 9 c Irregulars Full fashioned, medium mesh, silk hem tops and French heels. Gray, brown, smoketone, off- black, black, tahiti, negrita. $1 Hosiery—full-fashioned sheer with picot or hem tops, lisle inter- linings, cradle soles, plaited foot. A few service weight in the 49c lot. Some irregular 50c Chardonize Hose—seam back, fashion marks, picot edge, shaped ankles. Assortment of 2Q@ shades. Some irregular. .. Rayon, Cotton, and Wool Hose— seam back; lisle interlined. Broken colors and sizes. Some 2” frregular 39¢_Sport Hose— 8 length for girls Broken sizes. .. 24¢ Children’s Socks and Anklets— Nuweave and other brands. = 1a- length socks and rayon anklets. Also mesh anklets in silk. All but the meshes are pertect. . 19 Goldenbers's—Main Friday Remnants! Toiletries 25¢ Tre-Jur Talcum Powder ... . $1 Bear Ash Tra dusting powder ..... $1 Purity Fountain Syringes .......... 39¢ Monette Sanitary kins—1 doz. to box... 29c Perspiro Deodorant Cream $1 Tsobel White Cold Cream . 31c » 15¢ 69¢c Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. Here’s a Sale You hould Not Pass Up! Men’s *20, *25 & 430 Suits $12.45 Blue Serges Worsteds Cheviots Homespuns The continuance of warm weather forci ed this famous maker to unload --we purchased the cream-of-the- stoc k—here they are! Note the careful details of tailoring, the fine fabrics, the serviceable linings. size Co $16.50 Grades IQH $ From a maker who produced overcoats for finest clothing stores! Brand-new, this season’s garments. Meltons . . . Kerseys . . . Fleeces A for every type. Overcoats $15 and $22.50, 825 and $29.50 Grades 128 ... Plaid Backs . . . etc. mplete Range of Sizes, 34 to 46 Direct Entrances to Men's Clothing from K and 7th Sts. (63) Men‘ls $1 Shirts and Drawers —part wool. Long sleeves and legs. Broken sizes. Ea 69c _(86) Men's 69c to $1 Athletic Union Suits—some have !, sleeves, Mostl 36 .. (64) $2.50 to $4 Dress Shirts— plain and pleated bosoms. Soiled. 16!/ 17 and 18. 39c (132) Men's $1 and $1.50 Caps— good patterns. Sizes 6% to 59¢ (11) Men’s $3.50 Union Suits— Long gray, 80% wool sleeves and legs. (12) Men’s $4 All-wool Shirts and Drawers-—red flannels. sl.19 Sizes 48 and 50. Each.. Goldenberg's—Main Floor Manufacturer’s Surplus and Sample Stock 29c¢ to 79¢ Dress Flowers at 9¢ 1,460 imported and domes- tic costume and dress flow- ers. Wonderful color assort- ment. Main Floor. Women’s 5¢ Handkerchiefs 6 for 9c Plain white, white with colored embroidery, colored with white embroidery, two- tone prints. Irregulars and slightly damaged pieces. Main Floor. Friday Remnants! (10) $7.50 Linoleum Rugs, seconds. 6x9 size... Rugs and (3) $16.50 Wool-face Rugs, $26 patterns. 6% x 12 - ft. sl9.5o samples, 1114x12 size 61,-1t. size. o 27x52-inch size... $29 (8) $5 Axminster Rugs, (18) $6 Felt-base Art Squares— 9x15 size d tte . 9 e > $3.95 (20) $3.50 Felt-base (15) $12.50 Basketweave 38-65 Coverings Rugs, seconds, 9x12 size seconds, 9x12 size....... size (2) $9.50 Axminster Rugs, (12) $2.50 Axminster (10) $45 Axminster Rugs, seconds. 36x60-inch size. $2-95 without borders. Seconds. 83.25 Rugs, seconds. 6x9 size... Fiber Rugs. 9x12size.... (2) $13.50 Brusselette Rugs, 9x12 size....... $9.85 $10.90 (4) $45 Axminster (3) $29 Axminster Rugs, dropped (2) $55 Velvet Rugs, dropped patterns. 412x s“so Rugs, dropped patterns. G #I8 samples. 9x12 size (15) $3.75 Wool Smyrna Rugs, 27x54 size $2.45 9x12 size B (12) $1235 Felt-base Rurs, §6 (15) §$7 Armstrong Quaker Rugs, $1.85 (350 yds) 39¢ Felt-base— seconds. 2 yards wide. S.yd. 23c (12) $9 Fine Grass Rugs, 6x9 size Goldenberg’s—Downstairs Store Helmets, with . 69¢ Boys' 59¢ to $1 Hats and 39c (600) 79¢ Spring Wash Suits—button-on and flap- per styles. years Goldenberg's—Third Floor. FRIDAY BARGAINS SHOE DEPT. wnoxe FLOOR 645 Prs. Women’s New Footwear Straps—Ties—Pumps All Perfect—Many Styles Sizes to 8 1 48 All Heels 369 Pairs Boys’ Girls’, Child’s Straps, Oxfords Patents, Guns, 99c Elks Sizes to 2 107 Pairs Boys’ Sturdy Oxfords Black, with Compo Soles. $1 -48 Sizes to 6. — Friday Remnants! Upholsteries 39c Linene—36 inches wide. riety Yd. 39¢ prints, 59¢ wide, Yd. $9.75 Slip Cover Sets for dining room furniture. 17 pieces 35.75 of Belgian linen 19¢ French Marquisette—white, ecru, cream. Short lengths. Q@ Cush- Yd. ion Sets—of cretonnes 31019 $1.59 Bar Harbo: Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor. Va- Cretonn Yd. French Sateen—36 inches Colorful patterns. 3lc Baby Boys’ 59¢ Suits, Creepers 39¢ Broadcloth and linene. Suits, button-on style; creep- ers, flap-bottom, French leg. Broken sizes. Third Floor. $7.95 Blankets—all wool o e $4.50 Goldenberg’s—Fourth Floor. Remnants! Wash Fabrics 19c¢ to 29c Grades 12%c¢ yd. Printed percales (high count), printed foulards, plain color voiles, plain color broadcloths, tweed prints, printed and plain plisse crepes. Good useful lengths. 39c to 59c Grades 19c¢ yd Plain flat crepes (rayon and cotton), printed pongee, printed rayons, sateens, printed shantungs, linenes, broadcloths. All good lengths. Goldenbers's—Main Floor Friday Remnants! Window Shades 75¢ American Hollands—white, ecru, green, 95c Albert Holland—white, ecru, pongee, green; Hartshorn rollers, 3x6 size. Perfect.. 59c $1.25 Satin Finish Shades—white, ecru, dark ecru, green; cleanable. Hartshorn rollers. 3x6 size. Perfect 77c $1.50 Duplex Shades—green-white, green-ecru, green-cream; cleanable. Hartshorn' rollers. $1.50 Scalloped and Fringed §h-des—wmte, ecru, green; X6 size. With tassel. Per- fects o 98¢ 89c Duplex Opaques—green-white or green-ecru. 3x6 size. Per- ssc Friday Remnants! House Needs (15) 59¢ Rice Bollers— gray enameled. 1l;-qt. size 39c (7) 69¢c Bowl Sets—4 29c handy sizes; white opal glass (31) 69c Covered Roasters—green porcelain enameled. Round 49c shape. For 6-1b. roast or fowl (26) 54c Dlish Pans—round style —gray enameled. Has wide rim, 14-gt, size 396 (88) 10¢ to 19¢ Brushes—odds and ends; all kinds. imperfect 1!&) ?0# ‘Cnll Hods—of corru- gated galvanized iron. Good Size 39¢ (24) 50c Wear-Ever Soup Strain- ers—aluminum, handles (7) $1.29 and white Kitchen Clocks—green metal dials. 89c Guaranteed timekeepers .. o llé} }s‘sc Cans dPllnIr—Perfecw rand. eady mixed. Sev- everal colors 25c 3¢ per . Weather Stripping—for doors, windows, etc. to apply. Per ft... (44) 15¢ Wall Paper Cleaner—in 1-lb. cans loc (9) $149 Breakfast Sets—20 pieces—4 cups, 4 saucers, 4 plates, 4 fruit and 4 oatmeal 97c dishes . (2) $4.98 Utility Cabinets, 44 ion(ch;s tall \\'!H.h13 agjoulstable shelves. eavy steel. iled fnish $3.49 Goldenbers’s , silk ste] green, tile. (3) $15 Coats, in blac Sizes 14 to 18... Redor (3) $39.50 Fur Jackets of lapin Late Winter models in small sizes.. Sizes from 14 to 38 in lot. k, trimmed with fur fabric $5 $1298 ‘cox;eyr. 324.50 Goldenters's—Second Floor. Friday Remnants in Lingerie $1 Silk Undies, odds and ends of -ins and panties, in broken sizes.. ceeenee 39c (25) 79¢ Nightgowns of striped flannelette in pink-and-white or blue-and-white 44c (12) $3.50 Girdles, side-hook style, of fancy brocade or coutil Sateen lined. Elastic sec- tions, Sizes 29 to 33 $2.49 $1 Garter Belts of brocades and satins, reduced to half for clearance 50¢ 50c Bandeaux, broken size assortment, clearing at the very low price of... 10¢c Goldenberg's—Second Floor. Friday Remnants in Home Frocks, Etc. $1 Home Frocks of broadcloth or novelty prints, in sizes from 16 to 40.... 44c $1 Smocks of black sateen, with long sleeves, Clearance of $3.98 and $4.98 Silk Blouses $2.49 Specially grouped for a quick clearaway. Soiled and mussed. Second Floor. —medium weight Tight sizes, n| o length. m regular All colo Sets Made to fi Nets—cap shape. Dozen kins b Belts—all colors. sizes . crotch. Friday Remnants! Knit Undies Women’s 50c Cotton Union Suits rayon striped. Broken 39c Boys’ 50c Athletic Union Suits— ok; vee neck, Broken sizes knee. 85¢ Union Long sleeves, Brol 1 Goldenberg's—Main Floor. Friday Remnants! Notions 39¢ Garter Belts and Sani- Boys' otton. tary Belts—good assort- 1Q@ nent ¢ Dress Shields— crescent shapes. pair. 9c 19¢ and and c Ir “San! ble Mesh Hair All colors. t 60c Doz. Dou 49c¢ 19¢ 10c nitary 12 to a Beltint S —regular size. 0x 29¢ Assorted Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. $2.75 Inlaid Linoleums $1.50: L yd. Heavy “A” grade—for quick clearance! Dropped patterns and slight irregulars. Lengths from 12 to 50 yards. Downstairs Store. New“Fleshade’’ Frames $7.50 Value at a Real Low Price! $3.95 Beautifully engraved, invisible pink, gold coler. Crown bridge and pearloid pads. Very aristocratic-looking—and becoming. Toric Lenses Near or far $3.50 single vision — fitted to your eyes. Regularly $6. filled in the pop- ular s Hy-bridge Frames White gold- hy - bridge $ 3 ? 50 tyle. Very special. Two Registered Optometrists—Dr. Kanstoroom in Charge Optical Dept.—Main Floor.—Use Your Charge Account. " THE CROWS