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A1 WI-II'I'ENS SKIN 7 Shades Iin 7 Nights! Amazing new creme TRSDAY. RELIEF MAIN WORK | OF LAST SESSION Most Permanent Legislation Put Aside by Congress to Meet Emergency. i Vale Editor's mote: This is the third and Mont., and Miss Kay Yaeger of corcluding story outlining the far-reach- Lewiston, deaf mutes. read the tamily t s C something abcut it jons of the rccent scsston of document &nd wrote their assent. | (P Fg:n:;r :l-i’a;rmnhofg(he st B . New York Committee on Health Exam- INSTANT T GAS STOVES (BURNS GASOLINE) By the Associated Press. LEWISTON, Mont., July 28.— The bride and bridegroom couldn’t talk and the justice of the peace couldn’t see, but the marriage went right ahead. Edward Martin, the justice, blind for many years, had an assistant prepare a marriage form. Gladizen of Kalispell, By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, July 28—Dr. A. J. Rongy believes it is time to cut the cost of medical care, and he suggests the | ination, expresses his view in the cur- rent Health Examiner. which his com- mittce publishes in co-operaticn with the New York Academy of Medicine. The academy ranks as one of the “blue ribbon™ medical greups of the country. “The methods of medical practice' medicine. ey back if not delighted. Sold at All PEOPLES DRUG STORES | | Bz tho Associated P Permanent lcgislation was crowded | out of the spotlight during the recent, session of Congress by the overwhelm- ing demands for relief legislation and a balanced budget, but two major measures of this character were ap- proved. One was a resolution proposing s new constitutional amendment to elimi- nate short sessions of Congress and provide for filling the office of Presi- dent in case of death or failure to qualify. The other was a law to limit the use of injunctions in labor disputes and outlaw the “yellow dog” labor contract under which employes agree not to join unions, Both came after years of agitation and both, coincidentally, Wwere spon- Coleman é 3-BURNER; Built to give complete satisfaction. Burns a ciear, blue flame. not expensive | to operate. 'PFinished in a beautiful porcelain enamel. ‘and very reasonably | See These Remarkable Cooking Stoves W. S. Jenks and Son 723 7th N.W. NAt. 2092 Washington's Oldest Stove and Hardware Store 2000 SHEETS SMOOTH=SAFE~STRONG in every roll=25¢ P.W. Jr s«,fin%uuw 'WAKEUPYOUR LIVER BILE— WITHOUT CALOMEL And You'll Jump Dut of Bed in the Morninz Rarin’ to Go nk and the world ary 20 instead of March 4. The amendment also provides that if a President is not chosen by the time fixed for the beginning of his term. the Vice President shall act as President, and it would give Congress authority to provide for cases where neither qualified. The anti-injunction law would pre- vent the use of Federal injunctions in labor disputes until other legal means were exhausted and would prohibit the use of Federal courts to enforce the “yellow dog” contracts. No Action on Shoals. In its zeal to balance the budget and meet emergency _problems, Congress found little time for the long-standing problems that were handed down from past sessions. The Ho\xsq‘ p:;ss:dfl: gfll ttn gpedrltc Muscle Shoals, buf enate had no rance, time to co er it. The Senate ap- :iz&w;x.;:s;v:nngw‘ Asw;.; proved a naval construction bill, but it 4 - n. was ignored by the House. ft. (lenranm each. No attempt was made in the Senate to call up the treaty for American ad- herence to the World Court. Several tries were made in both Houses to change the prohibition laws, but none of them succeeded. Scme of the legislation enacted to meet emergency conditions was of a permanent nature. A notable example was the law to create a system of home loan discount banks. POISON ENDS LIFE Deaf Mutes Marry, ays. “The lavish expenditures | going into preventive medicine now, \1; responsible for the tremendous and | “The family doctor,” he concludes. hospital. This generally proves costly | help to reduce the cost of medical care. moves freckles, tan; New York Physician. Y Buring & prosperous period it was | —Porto Rican World War veterans at- casy to use. Get a doctor became so reduced that he | bonus. There was stubborn opposition tinues, has been “remiss in preventive | The proposed constitutional amend- duck” sessfons of Congress. at which Under the amendment, Congress Thousands who read this “ad” are already familiar with Sears’ high qual- Presidential terms would begin Janu- If you are not familiar with the great savings Sears’ Month End Clearance JULY 28, 19 55 g E which pm-ued in the treatment of the | setting aside time for health examina- With Blind Justice URGED AS DUTY IN DEPRESSION very often unnecessary hospitalization “must call a halt on all unnecessary and whitens skin 7 shades to the patient, and very often he is = sallowness, muddy inevitable that specialization, as we now | tending the annual American Legion g practically became a referring agent for paibuaian in sored by Senator Norris, Nebraska Re- ment, which already has been ratified \ I { members already repudiated by their 1 J would meet each ye: on January 3 lt) merchandlge' offers, join the happy shopping crowds tomorrow and know the pleasure of OF MEDICAL CARE | which obtatned during an era of pros- | and instituted these examinations. UT STS i n"rhv cnn no_longer continue,” Dr.| Dr. Rongy advocates the family dmor siCk will no more be possible. | tions. He criticizes the “average doc- . . ‘The family doctor, to a large degree, mr" for lack of resourcefulness. Performing Rites ‘ 4 tients throughout the try. | i 1alistd dity Too Many Patients Sent to Hospitals, | s, seiens, throuehous, the couniy | superuous sclaitic erpengturs ; d be cared for at home is sent to the| sphere "of medical practice. This will in 7 nights or costs Family Doctor Is Advised by e of meds S ey R unable to meet his obligation to the | . bl ol St Porto lxctuu Ask Bonus. e R SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, July 28 (#) R i T | know it, should grow to disproportionate prevalence. The function of the family meeting at Cayey voted vesterday for full and immediate payment of the specialists.” The family doctor, the article con- | The night population of London has The laity st appreciated . dropped from 13,709 in 1921 to 10,808. publican independent. Twelve States Ratify. by 12 of the necescary 36 States, was des)"ntd chiefly to abolish the “lame y i y Tomorrow, 9:15 AM. to 9:30 P.M., Sears’ Retail Department Store will e e e hold its once-a-month, one-day, store-wide clearance. instead of early in Dr;(‘n}l?fl" and con- e Seestin MLl rency to e They know when Sears’ regular low prices are still further lowered rare bargains are to be had. buying perfect quality merchandise made by manufacturers of national fame at prices that are really exciting. Saving on Awnings 5950 550 325 If you feel sour ant, looks punk. don't swi minersl water, -oil, chewing gum &nd expect them to make Y0u suddenly aweet ‘and buoyant and full of sunshine. For they cam't do it. They only move the bowels and & mere movement doesn’t get at the cause. The reason for your | down-and-out feeling is your liver. It should pour out two pounds of liquid bile into your bowels dally. 1t this bile s not flowing freely. your food doesn’t digest. It just decavs in the | bowels. Gas bioats up your stomach. You | have a thick, bad taste and your breath | is foul skin' eften breaks out in blem- | ishes. Your head aches and you feel down and out. Your whole system is poisoned. | It takes those good. old CARTER'S PILLS to get these two | pounds of bile flowing freely and make | you feel “up ‘and up ” They contain won- derful, harmiess, gentle vegetable . tracts, amazing when it comes to making & Mlz flow freely. t don’t ask for liver pills. Ask for Carter's Little Liver Bils. "Look Tor ihe | name Carter's Little Liver Pills on the | Ted label. Resent & substitute. 25c at all stores. © 1931 C. M. $10.39 5-FT. AWNING $10.95 6-FT. AWNINGS. Clearance §12.95 7-FT. PORCH AWNINGS. Clearance $14.95 10-FT. PORCH ssofl AWNINGS. Clearance, $16.95 14-FT. PORCH 3500 AWNINGS. Clearance, $21.00 16-FT. PORCH s500 AWNINGS. Clearance, PORCH Clearance PORCH 2-Piece Pastel Green Saucepan Set Both for $1.19 to $1.39 Electrical Appliances 89c - 9 - Cup Aluminum Percolator 4 - Cup Aluminum Percolator 890 Aluminum Flip Flop Toasters. Toasts 2 890 slices at one time. ONE-BURNER ELEC- TRIC STOVE, 660-Watt clement. Green ke 890 Perfect Quality 1;-Quart and 2-Quart Sizes in Beautiful Pastel Enamel An Amazing Buy— . Co.—Advertisement. Cretonne Colorful, tubfast. Regularly 15¢ and 19¢c. Clear- IOC ance, yd... Clearance of oft—spoken whirlwind at your command YOU’LL be amazed and de- lighted with the quict, casy-going manners of the new Delco Fan: ¥'s 2 whirlwind in sction—yet 0 soft-spoken you hardly know it’s running:::dwraluminum blades—oversized and scientifi- elly pitched—stir up more air and climinate swish and metallic g : : . See the new Delco Fan at your dealer’s. You'll find it as smart and modern in looks as in action ; . : Delo Appliance Corpor oA General Motors Value MILLER-DUDLEY CO. OF COUNTERFEITER ‘Man Accused of Making $13,000 in Bills Drinks Potion While U. §. Agents Wait Outside Home. By the Associated Press. SAN FRANCISCO, July 28—While the Federal grand jury was consider- ing charges of counterfeiting against him and two United States secret scrv- ice agents waited outside his home, Herbert L. Walkup committed suicide by drinking poison yesterday. ‘Walkup, former map mounter, was arrested here recently on charges of wuntertemnc $13,000 in $10 gold cer- tificates and later freed on bond. Six thousand dollars of the bogus money was passed in Panama City, sald Capt. Thomas B, Foster of the Secret Service, by Sixto Posso, who has bc\.n arrested. Jose Mayolo, who went to Panc: m~ with Walkup in April, has been arrest- ed in New York City. A. A. Arms.=o also is held. | Welkup asked him, Capt, Foster said, whether he would recommend probation for him if he would testify before the '1 told him that I could not makc any such promise,” Foster said. NEW TRIAL IS DENIED COL. LEA AND OTHERS Convicted North Carolina Bankers, However, Are Given Right to Appeal. By the Associated Press. ASHEVILLE, N. C, July 28.—Judge John H. motion for a new trial for Col Lukc‘ Lea, Luke Lea, jr, and Wallace B. Davis, tion of the State bank laws. The court gave the defendants the right to appeal to the State Supreme Court and granted a continuance of | bond for the trio. Judge Clements said the new evi- dence offered in the motion for a new trial would not change the \‘erd!ct convicting the defendants, as “ample evidence was offered” in the origlnfll trial. Affidavits, some alleging prejudice against the three men by the jurors that heard the case and others con- tending that the defense made ef- forts to tamper with members of the jury, were read into the records. The elder Lea, attorney for his son and Davis denied they had been re- sponsible for any efforts to influence the jurors who convicted them of con- spiracy to defraud the new defunct | Central Bank of more than $1,000,000. Judge Clements said today he be- lieveds the “jurors acted in good faith,” that they were “not influenced by any cfficer or any one else and that they were not biased toward the defendants.” BYRD BILL DISCVUSSION SLATED AT FALLS CHURCH State Tax Commissioner and Sena- tor Rust Head List of Bpeak- ers for Meeting Tonight. Special Dispatch to The Star. FALLS CHURCH, Va., July 28.—Tax- E. yers of Falls Church Corporation will old & public mass meeting tonight to discuss the Byrd road system plan. O. H. Morrissett of Richmond, State tax commissioner, will head the list of speakers, which includes Senator John Kust of Fairfax, Delegate Edmund Al- len of Newington, Hugh Reid, delegate from Arlington County; Wilson Farr, commonweelth’s attorney for Fairfax Clements today overruled a| | convicted last August of viola-; | County, and H. A. Fellows, chairman of the Arlington County board. The meeting will be held at Madison School Auditorium at 8 p.m. ludlhhSt.N.W. NOrflllig Rare book is not, as some think, & " ‘There Children’s Wear JUST 80 PRS. OF BROAD- CLOTH PAJAMAS AND SUN SUITS. Some have hats to match. Regularly 3% to 290 59¢c. Clearance.......... BATHING SUITS WITH CAPS TO MATCH. Sizes 2 to 8, in at- tractive ll.:dl deslln;nobl(e:lcol- L el 49¢ GOWNS AND SLEEPING PA- JAMAS. Just the thing to finish out the summer. Regularly 39C Clearance of Boys’ Wear WASH TOP SUITS in sizes 3 to 8 years. Lined shorts, broadcloth blouses. Some have ties to match. Regularly sold up to $1.95. OS¢ Clearance BUTTON-ON BLOUSES. Two- tone effects, guaranteed colors. Full cut with ties to match. Sizes 4 10 10 years. Regularly (0 $1.00. Clearance c ::A:S AND CAPS. 0dd lots of roken sizes. Regularly sold up to 98c. Clearance, 25¢ CASSIMERE LONG SPORT TROUSERS with suspender but- tons or belt loops. 21-inch bot- toms, solid colors in Burgundy, wine and brick. Sizes 9 to 16 years. Regulariy sold at $]00 $1.98. Clearance. .. — 3-PC. WHITE TWILL SAILOR SUIT in middy style. One long and one short pair of trousers. Full cut. Fast colors. Sizes 3 to 8 years. Regularly $1.95. ll” Clearance — Toy Clearance DOLL BED AND SWING COM- BINATION, 36 inches long, 13 inches wide. Regularly $58 $4.98. Clearance ot CHILD'S TABLE AND CHAIR SET, beautifully ena fiddle-back ch: larly $8.98. LOOM WOVEN DOLL CAR- up to 24 inches long. $G98 Regularly $7.98. Clearance, MERRY MILLER SAND TOYS. Excellent for the kiddies to us= in sand boxes or at the beach. 59 Regularly 89c. Clearance, Cc CHAMPION GOLF SET, includ- ing 3 golf clubs, one sponge ball, and one bag. m,\. 58" larly 98c. Clearance.. c COLLAPSIBLE SWING with strong 3-ply wood in back and seat. Regularly 51294 980 Clearance of Rugs Monthly Payments Easily Ar- ranged on Purchases of $20 or More. JUST 10 HERRINGBONE FIBER RUGS. Sim 0xi2. Reg- §Q69 ularly $11.50. Clearance. . JUST 4 AXMINSTER RUGS, 9x12; noc -m- ularly $22.50, "" '16" Stationery Department GENUINE LEATHER PICTURE FRAMES, IN ROSE AND BLUE. Regularly 59c. Clear- 27c BNOC siiivrravannrnninns GOLD-BORDERED STATION- ERY, with 24 sheets and 21 cnvelopes. Regularly DS 50c. Clearance OVERNIGHT CASES, in brown simulated leather. Rez- 4Qc ularly 98c. Clearance.... GEORGE WASHINGTON PLAQUES. Fine for decorations or gifts. Regularly low- priced at 59¢. Clearance.. Toiletry Clearance 33c ,100 ELMO EYE LOTION .. 67c $1.00 JOHNSON FIRST- AID KIT . Jewelry 26-PC. “LADY GRACE” SIL- VERWARE SET, including 6 fless steel knives, 6 forks, 6 teaspoons, 6 tablespoons, sugar shell and butter knife. Gllflrflll- teed 25 years. Rexuhrly $ $15.00. Clearance SESSIONS ELECTRIC CHIME CLOCK with the famous Ham- mond motor. Regularly 314!5 $22.98. Clearance...... — Clearance of Sewing Machines Monthly Payments Easlly Arranged Small Down Payment FRANKLIN PORTABLE ELEC- TRIC SEWING MACHINE. Full Rotary, including full set of at- tachments. Regularly low priced at $6.95. Clear- §3795 ance .. FRANKLIN. PARLOR CABINET SEWING MACHINE. Treadle Machine, with vibrator shuttle. Regularly low-priced at $3095 $44.25. Clearance..... MINNESOTA TREADLE CHINE. Vibrator Shuttle, Regularly §35.25. Clear- $3275 ance . WHIRLDRY WASHER; washes and dries; 2-lb. capacity; regu- larly low pflced at m 50. 327u Clearance . Momh]y Pnymenu Easily Arranged MA- Blankets, Comforters, Curtains JUST 40 PART-WOOL BLANK- ETS, in smart ylalln colors. Regularly §1. Clearance, - sdbedhurard . JUST 30 COMFORTERS, cotton filled, .nnctlvely covered in beautiful nicely stitched. mllfly llfl. llll Clearance JUST 75 PRS. ormmmu\ and ocottage TAINS Novelty designs. Regu- larty $1.00. Clearance 59° $1.00 Gallon-Size Jugs Men’s All Wool SUITS $119 our regular $17.50 Feature value Fine worsteds and flannels in grays, blues and browns. Sizes 36 to 44 in the lot. Men’s Wear FAST-COLOR PAJAMAS, coat and middy styles; sizes 940 A to D. Clearance . SILK BATWING TIES, smart patterns, regularly low- 59c priced at 89c. Clearance COLLAR ATTACHED OR NECKBAND STYLE SHIRTS, in plain white and solid colors. All are full cut and guaranteed pre-shrunk; regularly sell at $1.39, $1.89 and $2.48. 119 Clearance ATHLETIC SHIRTS, of run- resistant rayon, in size 46 only. Regularly 75c. Ganeee 49c ATHLETIC SHORTS, of run- resistant rayon, in sizes 28, 34, 40 and 42. Very popular style. Regularly 75c. 490 45¢c NAINSOOK UNION SUITS. Some mussed from displays. Sizes 34 and 36 only. 250 RAYON UNION suns. in small sizes only. ularly $1.29. Clearance MEN'S WORK PANTS, l:uvy -hu 1y $100 Clearance, 1_ MEN'S KHAKI PANTS, light weight, heavy canvas pockets, belt loops and cuffs; sizes (0 42-44 only. Clearance. MEN'S DRESS TROUSERS, lll- wool worsted; sizes 30 to waist measure. Regularly lnw priced, $3.95 and $4.85. 52:5 Clearance, pair MEN'S ALL-WOOL SUITS, in neat brown mixture. of pants. Sizes 40 and only; greatly reduced at MEN'S WHITE DUCK TROUS- ERS, cool and comfortable. Sizes 30 to ll‘ Clnnnrc BRlER Y o o 89¢ FURNITURE CLEARANCE Our original low prices have been still further reduced for a one-day clearance. All 0dd pieces and odd suites for every room are included. A splendid opportunity to buy for your summer home or cottage. Monthly payments easily arranged on purchases of $20.00 or more. JUST 3 CHINA CABINETS in beautiful walnut veneer. Regu- larly low priced at $21.50 slsoo to $39.50. Clearance.. — 2 WALNUT-VENEERED SERV- ING TABLES. Regularly low priced at $10.00 to $19.75. Ssllll Clearance JUST 3 ODD BOUDOIR CHAIRS. Floor samples. Regu- lacly low priced at $7.95. $398 Clearance ... JUST 10 WALNUT-VENEERED BEDS. Heavy, massive type to give years of service. Full size. Regularly low priced, 39 $29.50. Clearance....... JUST 6 VANITIES. Combina- tions of American walnut and Oriental wood veneers. Some Free Parking Space at 69c Keeps liquids hot or cold. A first-class, relisble jug marked down for clearance. JUST 20 FIBER ROCKERS. Full size, roomy rockers with new type seat softly padded and covered with gay cretonne. Regularly $7.95. A bargain $398 at the clearance price of Y— JUST 5 LOUNGE CHAIRS. 3 have pillow back and reversible spring-filled seat cushions cov- ered in tapestry. Green or rust. Regularly §19.50 Clear- 599; ance ...... eotisnnanonas 8 METAL BEDS, in baked en- amel finished in rich brown. Beautifully grained to produce the effect of genuine walnut. Sizes 3/3 and 4/6. Regu- $095 larly $10.95, Clearance.. 10 MAGAZINE I.ACKS with and color- lmy-lhnd ful decoration. m lL $1.69. Clearance........ Regular Store Hours, 9:15to 6 Saturdays Until 9:30 PM. Plumbing Department SHOWER CURTAINS, rubber- ized cretonne. Regularly low priced at $2.29. Clear- 5159 ance . 18x24-INCH PORCELAIN LAVA- TORIES, complete with $1495 fittings. Clearance — PORCELAIN DRAINBOARDS, 18x24 inches. Regularly low priced at $9.45. Clear- 8(45 ance ). 5-FT. BATH TUBS, corner model, nickel-plated trimmings. Monthly payments easily arranged. $4450 Housewares 6-QT. ALUMIN UM MARVEL COOKER with insert pan. Cooks in its own juices. Regu- c larly $1.19. Clearance. ... COFFEE MAKER. Choice of 6 or 9 cup size. Regularly (O« $1.00. Clearance. . lmn‘s“x 'fl :l ETS, in green or ivory me egy- By $100. Clearance.> 49C THERMO BLACK BOTTOM ALUMINUM. Heats quick- 7Q ¢ Iy. Regularly §1. Clearance, CHOICE OF 3-gt. Ffench fryer angel food cake pan, 3-qt. baking dish or casserole, or 4-qt. Wind- sor stock pot. Regularly 790 $1.00. Clearance REVERSIBLE DUST MOP, in as- zmdn cnhl)‘l:l. z‘gvcm(;:l long han- e. Regularly 39c. Clear- e 19¢ WOODEN KITCHEN STOOL in white or blue. Handy, service- able and attractive. Regu- Slls larly $2.49, Clearance.... — Auto Accessories $545 SEAT COVERS, all-over styles; Whippet sedan, 1930 $325 model 98A. Clearance. o $3.45 SEAT COVERS. 1929-1930 Chevrolet coupe. Clear- $]50 BBCe ..ccccecvenes .. - $5.45 SEAT COVERS. A sedan (1929 Murray body). Ford 533. Clearance, set b OIL PRESSURE GAUGE, model A Ford. Regularly $1.29. 7Qc Clearance ... 3lnd9K iIfli‘Al‘ I under instrument panel or dash. Clearance 790 INSIDE VALVE OILERS. Per- manently eliminate sticky Slfls condition. Clearance = $24.95 AIR HORNS. Su- pertone twin. Cle-rante. ICATOR. _ Fit i Lhmaware 23-PC. NORITAKE CHINA TEA SET, including 6 cups, 6 saucers, 6 plates, 1 teapot, and 1 sugar bowl. Regularly $5.35. 5295 Clearance — 7-PC. NORITAKE CHINA BERRY SET with 6 small berry dishes and 1 berry bowl. $]19 Regularly $1.98. Clearance, ~ — 7-PC. NORITAKE CHINA SAND- WICH SET. Six small plates and one sandwich tray. Regu- 8179 larly $249. Clearance. — 7-PC. NORITAKE CHINA CAKE SET, including six small plates and one cake plate Regu- §]19 larly $2.49. Clearance. — GENUINE ENGLISH BLUE WIL- LOW WARE. Service for eight, including 59 pes. Regu- 31675 larly $19.75. Clearance, 7-PC. BAVARIA CHINA CAKE SET. Six small plates and one cake plate. Regularly QO $1.39. Clearance. c Men's $2.50 Ventilated Oxfords $1 pair Tan perforated leather with compo soles and rubber heels. Cooland comfortable. Sizes 4 t0 8. Get in on this. £ Gas Ranges Floor Samples and Demonstrators greatly reduced. Monthly Pay- ments us(ly Small down pa; AUTO GAS RANGE. Full porce- lain enameled inside and outside. Fully insulated. Regularly low pficed $53.75. Clear- 53775 ALTO GAS RANGE. A beauti- ful model. Regularly low 82775 priced $39.75. Clearance - TABLE-TOP GAS RANGE. Chromium-finished frame. All- porcelain; fully insulated; auto- matic heat control Five burn- ers, large oven and broiler. Reg- uiarly Tow priced at t79u $109.75. Clearance...... - GAS RANGE. Semi-console mod- el; full porcelain enameled. In- sulated; oven heat control: pilot lighter. Regularly low S791l priced $109.00. Clearance - Hardware 12 SCREEN DOORS AND COM- BINATION STORM DOORS. Floor samples that will give A-1 service. Varicus sizes. Less than one-half of former price. ‘15. Clearance as low as —_ ELECTRIC BENCH SAWS. Six- inch blade in a sturdy. strong frame. Regularly $11. Clearznce . ELECTRIC BAND §| h.p. motor. Will take six-inch ma- terial. Regularly $54.95, 33995 Clearance Clearance of Pamts PEARL GRAY AND IVORY ENAMEL » 55c OS¢ % gl 5185 nl 53“ EXTRA DURABLE FLOOR " 37c W 65c LIS FLAT-FINISHINT FLAT- qc.sn NTERIOR 550 PAINT D VARNISH CLEANER, qt 39¢ Wall Paper WASHABLE WALL PAPER, fadeproof, in neat designs for dining room, hall, or front room. Regularly 3140, Clear- 3100 ance per double roll JUST 33 BUNDLES OF WALL PAPEK in beautiful patterns for use in any room. Regularly $1.49, Encugh for 12x14 rooms. 690 Clearance, per bundle., Electrical l*lxlures Monthly Payments Easily Ar- ranged on purchases of $20 or more, 1-LIGHT CANDLE BRACKET. Regularly worth §298. 68 Clearance 2-LIGHT CANDLE BEACKET. Regularly worth $395. $37 Clearancs ... £ 2-LiGHT (EILING FIXTURE for bed sooms. Regularly 3763 worth $5.00. Clearanc I'LIGHT CEILING FIXTURE for halls. Regularly worth §63 $5.00. Clearance 5-LIGHT CRYS' XTURE for living or dining room. '2175 Reg. worth $35. Clearance 4-LIGHT CRYSTAL FIXTURE for living or dining reom. $2475 liac. worth $35. Clearance — 5-LIGHT CANDLE FIXTURE. le;nhrly ‘worth szs 5. lg'll Clearance TURE. Regularly worth $12.50. ?l Clearance . —