Evening Star Newspaper, November 27, 1932, Page 18

e THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTOXN, 2> PART ONE. D. -C, NOYVEMI SOFT COAL SHOWS GAIN l{‘,,‘;"{:,”‘:,_,,‘.’;w‘,',;‘m,":fi' it OVER SAME WEEK IN 1931 Federation of | G. Parks, Mrs. Roy W. Prince, Mrs. Elizabeth Gatlin Pritchard, Herman P. Riess, Dr. Prederick V. Rand, Miss Viola Randolph, Mrs. ond L. San- tee of the Washington Churches, it was announced yesterday. Last year at Christmas the organiza- tion produced Lawrence Housman's “Bethlehem” in several churches here and in Alexandria, Va. and early this Fall staged “The Story of Ruth” at the Sylvan_Theater. Members of the committee, repre- senting many church denominations Lieu nd Mrs. Henry Hartley will| and congregations in the city, include Miss Mary Truxton Eastman, 1305 also be present with their infant, the| The fifteenth century miracle play, | Lewis Barrington, Miss Nell Berghaut, Seventeenth street, the first person|last child baptized aboard the Con-}“'.rhe Nativity.” will be presented in |Dr. Clifton P. Clark, Mrs. S. Carroll christened aboard Old Ironsides, will| stitution. | several Washington churches in the | Coale, Francis Hoffheins, Miss Janet be honored this afternoon at 2 o'clock| Miss Eastman is the daughter of a week preceding Christmas under aus- | Jackson, Rev. H. A. Kester, Miss Lois |a moratctrium on_ banking, in a ceremony on the historic ship, in! former naval captain. | pices of the Religious Drama Commit- | Kugler, Miss Mildred Merrill, Miss Lena ' and commereial obligations. B—6 * [the navy yard, sponsored by the Johm| MIRACLE PLAY “NATIVITY” m,m ml.l.EmEn pomecsimmel T WILL BE GIVEN HERE . The Bureau of Mines rday re- TO BE COMMEMORATED’ The first christening took place De- yesterday —_— cem| { Rites’ THis Atternoon WIIL' Honor | Chaties Plter Tayicr Wik e tn-chprge | Presentations in Churches During Miss Mary T. Eastman, First |51—"A-‘d by Miss Sophie Wright, Mrs.| Week Before Christmas Are . Ll b | ported production for the week as ford, H. Stewart Smith, . H. G. Tor- 171,700,000 tons, as compared with 7,058« bert, Rev. M. Elmore Turner, Miss | | 000 tons the week ended November 21, Rhoda Watkins_and Miss Katharine | First Such Increase in Production 193 | week ended March 19 was the ber 12, 1886, in Annapolis. Mrs.| Wilfley. | | T | Livingston Vann, jr.; Mrs. T. C. Foy The first presentation of “The Na-| Noted Since March in.Federal | cnly other seven-day period this year Baptized on Ship. |and Mrs S. McDowell Meek. | Announced. :lev‘:gfl “11 take place Sunday, De-| Repoit ;r'xlv.;l‘:w saw more comnl mxn:d than dur- B - corresponding weel t year. PR ST By the Assoclated Press, Bolivia has been discussing a law for Japanese cotton mills in China must mortgage | For the first week since March, bitu- | pay jmport duties on shipments to Man= | minous coal production the week ended ! chukuo, their most promiing outlet, | | District Red Cross Chapter | Pushes Campaign for 40,000 Members. Partial returns on the meibership | eampaign being conducted by the Dis- | §| trict Chapter of the American Red | A 1 Cross show more than $11,000 has been | \ = collected by roll call workers, it was | & announced yesterday. - Meanwhile, the army of workers was continuing its drive for 40,000 members, | and additional returns were expected to be announced soon. The returns reported up to Friday follow: | Banks—American Security & Trust, $714.25; Lincoln National, $52; Federal- American, $182.25; Federal-American, Fifteenth and H streets, $85; Federal- ‘American, Dupont_Circle, $82.25; Com- mercial National, G street, $207.50; Na- tional Metropolitan, $308.50; ~Second National, G street, $60; Second Na- tional, Seventh strect, $90.21: Riggs, | main, $351.40; Riggs, Friendship, $43.85; , Eighteenth street and Oolumbia road. $110.08; Riggs, Dupont Circle, | Washington Loan & Trust in, ' $200.40; Washington Loan & Trust, west end, $66; District National, $12160; National Savings & Trust, | $318.30; Union Trust, $283.60. If you are not familiar with the great savings Sears’ Month-End Clearance offers, join the happy shop- ping crowds tomorrow and know the.pleasure of buying perfect quality merchandise made by manu- facturers of national fame at prices that are really exciting. TOYLAND, 2nd Floor Tomorrow, 9:15 AM. to 6 P.M., Sears’ Retail Department Store will hold its once-a-month, one- day, store-wide clearance. Thousands who read this “ad” are already familiar with Sears’ high quality merchandise. They know when Sears’ regu- lar low prices are still further lowered rare bargains are to be had. Meet Santa Claus! Gift Book Free! — Men’s $15 and $1650 " Suits and Overcoats gray and brown fancy worsteds; larly low priced by Entire Stock of Silk and Rayon Remnants 25¢ « Regularly low priced, 33c to 98¢ yd. Just 300 Pairs of Returns From Stores. | Stores—Garfinckel, $343; Woodward | Women’s Low Sh & Lothrop, $783322; Dulin & Martin, (0] en's O oes $117; Lansburgh & Bros,, $86.79. | : S Hotels and apartment houses—Dodge, b ISQEUIN"Y low priced at $44; Mayflower, $196.20; Highlands, $55; - $1.98 and $2.98. N:’tgerhnds, SZ;;. et s al vate schools—Mount Vernon Semi- aran ir— nary, $121.80; Gunston Hall, $80; Na- earance, a. pair tional Cathedral School for Girls, '$149; Bliss Electrical School, $13.50; Gailaudet College, $35.15; Mount St. Albans, $50. Public Schools—Shaw Junior High, $8; Western High, $49; Administration Building, $2; Langley Junior High, $1 2 Dennison Vocational, $19; sixth di Patent and kid leathers in straps and ties. Sizes sion, $175; seventh division, $15! Timely offering! Just when you Grant, $9;.Educational Research Work, $4; Bancroft, $10. Churches—First Congregational, $69; Calvary Baptist, $53; Chevy Chase Presbyterian, $38; Eckington Presbyt rian, $25; New York Avenue Presby- terian, $62; Georgetown Presbyterian, $40; Church of the Covenant, e Eastern Presbyterian, $37; $17; Mount St. Alban’s, $11; St. John’ Sixteenth street, $8: Luther Place M morial, $25; Epworth, $38; St. Sofihas, Greek, $25; All Souls’ Unitarian, $17; Zion Methodist, $14. Hospitals — Emergency, $55; Chil- dren’s, $65; Walter Reed; $526. Government Departments. Government _ departments — Bolling Field, $42; Commerce Department, $1,218.50; District Building, $232.50; Federal Farm Board, $56; Federal Ra- dio Commission, $17; General Account- ing Office, $217. Miscellaneous—Visiting Nurses, $62; The Evening Star Newspaper Co., $1,021.50; National Headquarters, Amer- ican Red Cross, $1,249; Y. W. C. A, $48; Housekeeper Alllance, $12; Park View Women’s Club, $13; United States Chamber of Commerce, $154; Abraham Lincoln Circle, No. 3, $30; Mrs. Cora W. Wilkinson, $104. A shipment of ready-made clothing has been received and will be distrib- uted among the needy by the Council of Social Agencies, it was announced. Volunteer workers for the District Red Cross already have made thousands of garments for men, women and children, which have been distributed by the council. WOMAN IN PARTY | ON AUTO RIDE SHOT | York, Pa., Police Question Nine Young People in Mpystery. Victim in Hospital. By the Associated Press. YORK, Pa, November 26 —Mys- teriously shot as a car filled with merry- makers raced through the night from a | readhouse, Mrs. Mary Cooper, 19, lies | gravely wounded in a hospital today. | As the pistol blazed, the machine | swerved and crashed into an embank- ment along the Susquehanna Trail. | Nine young men and women are being ! Questioned { From her hospital bed, Mrs. Cooper said the did not know who fired the | shot; that she did not know she had | been wounded until after the car had struck the hillside. From others, police said they learned || the group had been dancing and that || one member of the party had a pistol. He had fired from the rear window of | the car as it sped toward the city. | Those of the party being held in the ||}/ Romaine Welsh, 17; Perry Vincent Williams, 22, orchestra leader and son of a local physician; Bernard George | Herr, 25, Manchester, Pa.; Ellen Grace | Heidler, 21; Ruby Holliday Nace, 20; David Earl Grove, 22; Margaret A. Brennan, Bernard H. Garrick and Frank E. Bille!. Grove was the driver of the car. Police said they found a .22-caliber target pistol at the home of Garrick. city prison for questioning are Dorothy { | | | MRS. FRANK W. BALLOU WILL AWARD MEDALS | Wife of Schools’ Superintendent to Make Forestry Contest. Presentations in Ballou, wife of the schools, will award | the merican For- rs in the third Mrs. Frank W. superintendent of bronze medals of estry Associatl annual forestry contest for school children in the auditorium of the New National Museum tomorrow at 3:45 p.m. G. H. Collingwood of the American Forestry Association, will preside, 2 music will be furnished by the Jeffe: son Junior High School Orchestra, di rected by F. S. Jackson. Among those to receive awards are Betty Jane Meggers. sixth-grade pupil of the Ben W. Murch ool and Norman Wertleb in the sa ade at Madison School. Petworth School will receive a bronze plague for having 112 notebooks turned in by its pupils. DREAM THEORIES STUDIED Club to Weigh Populrrity of Three Hypothes Lecture and Study Group will attempt to determinc relative popularity of three dream theo- ries at a meeting to b held in the Mount Pleasant Public Librery audi- torfum tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. | Thomas F. Gaines will address the | group on “Dreams.” The three theories | on which the organization will vote following the istassion and lecture are: | Psychoanalytical according to Freud, occult according to L. W. Rogers, the osophist and medical according to Dr. W. S. Walsh. Tas ic is invited. Sorarity Bridge Friday. The Beta Chapter of Phi Delta| Gamma National Sorority will hold its | | annual bridge party Friday evening at the Burlington Hotel at 8 o'clock. [ ‘The patronesses include Mrs. Vin- nie Barrows, Elizabeth Cullen, Mrs. Joshua Evans, jr., and Mrs. Cloyd Heck 1 | | Infants’ and Children’s Wear Clearance JUST 23 CAMBRIC WAISTS, adjustable ciraps, taped buttons and tabs. Regularly low |()o priced 19¢. Clearance. .. JUST 20 PAIRS SHOES, white ;nd“:l.hlck patent. Infants’ sizes. egularly low priced 98c. Cidamance " 49c JUST 60 PAIRS INFANTS’ SHOES, made cf rayon; white, blue ard pink trim. Regu- larly low priced 7%. Clear- S0 JUST 6 CARRIAGE ROBES, all- wo;)l, very pretty. Regu- larly low priced 98¢c. Clear- 69c JUST 7 IT BONNETS, dainty, well made. Regularly low 7Q¢ priced 98c. Clearance. JUST 15 JERSEY SU! in the lot to 6 years. Regu- larly low priced $1.98. Clearance of Children’s Wear JUST 60 ALL-WOOL SWEAT- ERS; red, green, blue, tan. Sizes 2 to 6 years. Regularly low priced 9c. Clear- (Qn JUST 54 SLEEPING GA MENTS, knit and outing flann cizes 1 to 7 years. Regu- larly low priced Clearance JUST 54 KNIT BERETS; green, blue, tan, white, red. Regularly low ' priced 69c. Clear- 30 CHILDREN TOILET SETS— cemb sets, jar sets, comb and brush sets, timers and feeders. Regularly low priced 98c 490 and $1.39. Clearance. CHILDREN’S NOVELT ETS— banks, brush and comb sets, coat hangers, baby books, orange reamers. Regularly low priced 79¢ and 89c. Clear- Zsc ance Clearance of Boys’ Wear BOYS' 3-PC. SAILOR SUITS, made Hf zli-wool jersey, with 2 pairs long trousers. Sizes 3 to § yeass. Regularly low priced $395 $8.95. Clearance, suit.... “— BOYS' BREECHES, just 50 pairs fo: hiking or riding. Whipcords, Oxford Greys and Khaki. Rein- forced =nd double knee. izzs 11 to 18. Reg Clearance . 50 BLOU . it of the Loem” breadcloth and prints; sizes 6 and 7 years cnly. Regulatly low priced, $1.00. » S()C S1.39. JUS Clearance Corsetry Dept. JUST 7 “NU-BACK” GIRDLES, silk gloria, famous make. Sizes 30 to 33 only. Regularly 5198 low priced, $3.95. Clearance o JUST 12 BELTED FOUNDA- TIONS, made of plain coutil. Sizes 40, 46, 48. Regularly ’2“ low priced, $4.95. Clearance e JUST 11 BELTED FOUNDA- TIONS, made of brocaded coutil. Sizes 40, 41, 42 to 48. Regularly low priced, 319! $3.98. Clearance - JUST 14 BELTED FOUNDA- TIONS, soft swami top, made of brocaded rayon. ~Sizes 40 to 48. Regularly low priced, $398 $4.95. Clearance o Many amazing bargains in one- of-a-kind Girdles 2nd Founda- ticns. Clearance of Toiletries Limited Quantities 39¢ Vaginal Sprays. Clearance.19¢ 79¢ Wizard Arch Bands .......49¢ 69c Wizard Bunion Protectors. 39¢ 55¢ Jade Face Powder (white) .19¢ 35¢ Hair-a-gain Shampoo. . ...19¢ 79¢ Cuticle Scissors. Clearance 59¢ $1.00 “Mayette” Perfume.... 29c “Cutex” Cuticle Cream. .. Clearance of Clocks and Jewelry JUST 2 ELECTRIC CLOCKS, Trombone shape. Regularly ’49! low priced, $8.95. Clearance = JUST 6 MESH BAGS, made by Whiting and Davis. Regularly low priced by Sears, $4.95.” $95 Clearance ... = LOT OF WOMEN'S RINGS, birthstones, cameos, onyx; 10, 14, 18 kt. white gold mountings. Regularly low priced, $5.95 $395 to $12.95. Clearance..... “— DIAMOND RING, solid platinum mounting, 40-point center stone, four small stones on sides. Reg- ularly low priced, $150.00. § 100 Clearance . JUST 1 HAMILTON POCKET WATCH, 17-jewel, 14-kt. gold- filled case. Regularly low $450 priced, $44.95. Clearance. - JUST 1 CALENDAR ELECTRIC CLOCK, fully guaranteed. Reg- ularly low priced, $8.95. 5458 Clearance e oap Diamonds, Watches, Clocks of $29 er more may be purchased on Sears’ Easy Payment Plan, AND DEMONSTRATORS Electric Washers, Ironers, Vacuum Cleaners ance ... All mechanically perfect and fully guaranteed by Sears. Only $5 down delivers any of these articles to your home. Balance easy terms, small carrying charge. JUST 2 “KENMORE" ELECTRIC WASHERS. low priced, $44.50. ance price . MODEL A Regularly - 378 JUST 3 “KENMORE” ELECTRIC IRONERS, fully automatic. - larly low priced, $64.50. Clear- lm JUST 2 “KENMORE” ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANERS, with metor- driven brush. Regularly low 530 priced, $39.50. Clearance.... CHILDREN'S $1.49 AND $1.98 OXFORDS, in patent and gun- metal; Goodyear Wingfoot soles, rubber heels; sizes 9 to 2. Sl Clearance, pair .......... JUST 50 PAIRS GALOSHES, for women, sizes 215 to 5. Tan or gray uppers. Regularly low priced, $1.49. Clea in the lot from 3 to 8. JUST 80 PAIRS GALOSHES, all rubber, snap and slide-easy fasteners. Regularly $1.98, Sizes 3 to 8. Clear- 69c JUST 130 PAIRS BOUDOIR SLIPPERS, red, blue, black leathers. Broken sizes. Regularly $L00. Clear- 7Gc ance, a pair .......... need material to make Christ- mas gifts like Kerchief Cases, Pajama Bags, Doll Dresses, and many other beautiful items. 36 and 39 inches wide. ENTIRE STOCK OF REM- NANTS, regularly low priced, 15¢ to 29c yd. Printed and plain percales, woven ginghams, broad- cloths, sateen, etc. 36 and 39 inches wide. ' Clearance, ]()o FURNITURE CLEARANCE Our o_riginal low prices have been further reduced for this one-day, clearance. Al (_)dd pieces, floor gamples and odd suites for every room are included. Just a few items are advertised. Monthly payments easily arranged on purchases of $20 or more. 10-PIECE DINING SUITE, beau- tifully walnut veneered. 5-ply tops and fronts. Floor samples. Regularly low priced, 7’975 $109.75. Clearance ..... = JUST 2 CHINA CABINETS, examples of master craftsman- ship. Regularly low $]095 priced, $22.50. Clearance - JUST 2 BUFFETS, walnut_ven- eered. _ Regularly low $] 475 priced, $21.75. Clearance = JUST 5 TILE-TOP TABLES, wrought iron base with colorful tiles. Regularly low priced, 1 $1.75. Clearance . . o N Special Clearance NOVELTIES 5 Magazine Racks 10 Foot Stools 5 Venetian Mirrors 5 Metal Plant Boxes 10 Metal Folding Chairs 2 Roman_ Stools 10 Table Lamps Clearance of Fine Rugs Monthly payments easily arranged on purchases of $20 or more. JUST 14 VELVET RUGS, size 4.6x6.6; especially desirable_for halls and small rooms. Very beautiful. = Regularly low $795 priced, $9.95. Clearance.. ! — JUST 25 AXMINSTER RUGS, size 24x48 inches. Rich shadings and patterns. Regularly §]69 low priced, $2.95. Clearance +— JUST 3 AMERICAN ORIENTAL RUGS; wathed. Size 24x52 inches. Regularly low priced, $Q95 $13.95. Clearance - JUST 7 OVAL AXMINSTER RUGS, oval, pastel colors. ~Size 24x48 imches, one-inch wool fringe. Regularly low $279 priced, $3.98. Clearance.. ~— JUST 3 CHENILLE RUGS, 27x54 inches, washable; guaranteed fast colors. Clearance, $Q49 JUST 10 CHENILLE RUGS, onrcllld and blue. 18x36 inches. egularly low priced, 59-. Clearance 39 Hardware Dept. JUST 14 LANTERNS, railroad type; ocriginally purchased by U. S. Government at $2.00. 290 Clearance, each ONE GAS ENGINE, 1% to 2 horsepower. Built for 53250 years of ssrvice. Clearance — JUST 1 LARGE BAND SAW, using up to ’:-inch blade, 6-inch cutting surface. Built for years of serviec. Reguiarly low priced by Ssars $54.95. 33950 Clearance 3o NON-SPLIT NAIL! first qual- & & ity. Clearance, 25 JUST 20 FELT- BASE RUGS. Size 9x12 feet. Regularly 1o w Here's a real buy. Heavy felt base. Waterproof, stain Bladensburg Road at 15th and H Sts. N.E. JUST 6 VANITIES, beautifully grained American walnut veneers, 5-ply tops, genuine plate glass mirrors. Regularly low priced $19.50 fo $29.75. 51295 Clearance .. e POSTER BED, maple veneered, richly shaded. Regularly low priced, $22.75. Clear- 31095 ance . = 4-PC. BEDROOM SUITE, rich American walnut veneers. Regu- larly low priced $119.75.” $QQ75 JUST 2 WINDSOR ROCKERS, mahogany finish. Regularly low Clear- 3795 ance - = JUST 3 GATELEG TABLES, finished in mahogany or walnut. Regularly low priced, l635 $10.95. Clearance b2 JUST 3 HIGH CHAIRS, ivory enameled, carefully balanced to prevent tipping. Regularly low priced, $4.95. ~Clear- $298 ance ... i = JUST 4 OCCASIONAL CHAIRS, attractively designed, covered in tapestry and velour. Regularly low priced, $6.95 to $8.95. $495 3 Clearance of Sewing Machines Monthly Payments Easily Arranged FRANKLIN ELECTRIC SEW- ING MACHINE, Queen Anne model. Knee control, with light. Regularly low priced at $4Q95 $80.00. Clearance....... — “MINNESOTA” SEWING MA- CHINE, treadle model. Regularly low priced, $3525. $2Q75 Clearance = JUST 1 FRANKLIN SEWING MACHINE, electric rotary, con- sole type with light and knee control. Regularly low $S450 priced, $64.50. Clearance — All Floor Samples and Demonstrators of the Famous Silvertone Radios Slashed for Clearance Only $5 down; small carry charge, delivers any set complete with tubes. What a chance to buy for Christmas. Every set fully guar- anteed. JUST 9 MIDGET SILVERTONE SUPER-HETS, complete with 5 tubes. Regulariy worth 51750 JUST 12 ALL WAVE SUPER- HET SILVERTONE CONSOLE RADIOS, complete with 7 tubes. Regularly worth $65. $3¢ Clearance JUST 14 ALL WAVE SILVER- TONE RADIOS, S§-tube super- het, complete with twin speakers, 6-legged cabinet. Worth 54650 $89. Clearance..... = REGULAR HOURS 9:15 to 6 PM. Except Friday and Saturday to 9:30 P.M. years of service. priced, Clearance JUST 4 METAL BEDS, brown enamel finish. and 4/6. $5.95 to $10.95. JUST 2 LOUNGE CHAIRS, cov- cred in mohair, low priced, $19.75. Regularly Clear- 3995 PORT SUITE, covered in mohair. Regularly low priced, $119.75. sample 2-PC. LIVING ROOM SUITE, covered all over in mohair. Floor cample. Regularly low §’ 950 priced, $69.75. Clearance = JUST 4 INNER-SPRING MAT- TRESSES, paneled damask tick- ing. Regularly low priced, $19.75. Sizes 3/3 and 4/6. Clear- 310’5 ance = JUST 6 BOX SPRINGS, tem- pered coil springs inclosed with 8-ounce ticking. Sizes 3/3 and 4/6. Regularly low $]295 priced, §19.75. Clearance = JUST 5 WALNUT VENEERED BEDS, full size. Massive type for Regularly low $19.75 to $29.50. $Q75 rich Sizes 3/3 Regularly low priced, Clear- l4’! Clearance of Home Wares BACON AND EGG SKILLETS, made of cast aluminum. Regu- rly low priced, 95¢. Clear- — - 69¢ ENAMELWARE—9-cup _percola- tors, 4-qt. tea kettles. Regularly fow priced by Sears $1.28. 700 Clearance, each MIXING BOWLS, made of alu- minum, 4-gt. size. Re- ]Qo duced for clearance to.... PUDDING PANS with cover, made of cast shumipum, Regu- larly low priced, $129. 8-QT. TEA KETTLES, “Best Made” aluminum. Regularly low priced, $269. Clear- $339 6-QT. TEA KETTLES, “Best Made” aluminum. Regularly low priced, ance .. DISHPANS, “Best Made” alumi- num, 18x18x6-in. deep. Regular- iy low priced, $L38. Clear- $]49 ance 3 Window Shades Pillows JUST 50 PILLOWS. kapok filled, chintz covered. ~Nicely tailored, artistic, colorful, Regularly low priced, 39c and 49c. Clear- D80 ance, each... JUST 30 WINDOW SHADES, some slightly soiled. Greatly reduced for clearance ]Q¢ TEAPOTS, glazed ware, 1-cup size. Regtlarly 10 w priced, 19¢. Clearance. 10c TEAPOTS, glazed ware, 2-3-4 cup sizes. Regularly low priced, ance...... tweeds. Regul g:’rl at $15; sizes 35 to 44 in’ v! the lot. Clearance.. NS, JUST 23 OVERCOATS, smart oxford meltons; sizes 35 te 44 in the lot. Regularly low priced by Sears 39‘5 at $16.50. Clearance.......... s JUST 11 GENUINE “MONTAGNAC” OVERCOATS, black with velvet col- lar or self trimmed; sizes 36 to Regularly low priced, $47. Clearance .. Clearance of China and Clearance of Gas Ranges, Heaters, Etc. Glassware Mty Paomante: Rastly CAKE PLATES, popular = mall Regularly Kk Mok Only Down—Si glassware. gularly low C;r’r‘yln‘ Charge priced, 39¢. Clearance. ... 19¢ Floor Samples BLACK GLASSWARE, decorated with sterling silver; Bowls, Oval Dishes, Mayonnaise Dishes, Bon- bons. Regularly low priced, 'l’l y $3.95. Clearance......... Vg CANDLE HOLDERS, in erystal, clear. Regular] priced, JUST 1 GAS RANGE, percelain enameled. Oven-heat control. Touch a button lighter. Regu- =, s 0 JUST 1 GAS RANGE, enameled. Oven-heat e-tnlg Regularly low priced, $34.95. Clearance....... ’22'— pair . JUST 1 CONSOLE GAS RANGE, SUGAR AND CREAMERS, in porcelai Fully insu- igreen gt Regiintly. low priced, 69c. Clearance, a 200 SUGAR AND CREAMERS, Hob green low JUST 2 GAS RANGES, porcelain enamieled. Automatic lighter, oven heat control. Regularly low priced $39.95. Clear- 3495 i vyt DINNER SET, Allerton's Biue JUST 2 AU RANGES, 4 Willow Ware. Service for eight. burners with even. Regu- Regularly low s larly low priced, $39.75. $)495 Rty low “peied, B 24 $19.95. Clearance, a set. JUST 2 AUTO GAS RANGES, with insulated _ovens. Iy Regular low priced, $53.75. Clear- 334’5 JUST 2 TROPIC CIRCULATING n JUST 3 OIL RANGES, with d 2} low Clearance of Auto Accessories JUST 8 SPARE-TIRE MIRRORS with lock and chain; chrome Regularly low ilfl plated. priced $2.39. Clearance... JUST 12 LICENSE PLATE FRAMES, chrome finish; neat. 49c Regularly low priced 98c. plex burners. ly Clear- l20’l priced, $38.75. ance ... Clearance, pr.. JUST 2 AIR-O-FLAME HEAT- JUST 30 MANIFOLD HEATERS for Model A Fords. Regularly priced §$1.75. Clear- JUST 4 TWIN VACUUM HORNS, loud and clear harmony. Regularly low priced §]]95 $14.95. Clearance...... o Tobacco Dept. JUST 70 METAL HUMIDORS, ; chrome Clearance of Electrical Fixtures Etc. JUST 18 FIVE-LIGHT FIX- TURES, finished in polychrome; amber-colored shades. Regularly low priced $5.95. Clear- 5395 ance . o~ = s :.:J,S.T 20 ELECT‘ICI PI‘-I.RCOI.‘AI’; S, 5-cup cige. Instant s JUST 3 CORNER BATH TUBS, element; guaranteed. Regularly i s Rt low priced $1.69. Clear- $]00 ularly, $36. Clearance, 81935 2 each Y JUST 10 ELECTRIC CORN POP- JUST 22 ROLL RIM SINKS, 42- PERS, made of highest grade inch, compl rass aluminum. Can used to heat fittings. Worth $25.60. 51695 water in, too. Regularly ’1“ Clearance . -— low priced $1.69. Clearance - LOT OF CIGARETTE CASES AND HOLDERS. Reg- 39 (Y ularly low priced $1.00. Clearance, each.......... Clearance of Plumbing JUST 2 4%-FOOT BATH TUBS, white porcelain enameled. Regu- $14% larly low priced, $30 and $32. Clearance FLOOR SAMPLES AND DEMONSTRATORS. of the Nationally Advertised coLDSPOT Electric Refrigerators Greatly reduced for a quick clearance, every one fully guar- anteed by Sears. Monthly pay- ments easily arranged. Small carrying charge. All prices in- clude delivery to your home. JUST 3 FACQUER- FINISH COLD- SPOTS, 4% cu. ft.; regularly low priced at_$149.50. 2 105% Cle ance JUST 3 LAC- QUER - FINISH COLDSPOTS, 4 cu. ft.; low priced at $99.50. Clear- 50 ance Marvin. 4 | £