Evening Star Newspaper, December 1, 1932, Page 20

B -4 EARLE DESCRIBES WAR OVER OYSTERS Declares Conservation Depu- ties Were Fired Upon by Pirates in Lower Potomac. Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE, December 1.—How oyster pirates in more than .50 boats| surrounded a crarft containing two Conservation Commission deputies and peppered the officers with buckshot was described by Conservation Commis; sioner Swepson Earle upon his return here yesterday from the scene of the Bouthern Maryland oyster war. The oystermen opened fire on the deputies after they arrested two hand scrapers in the Potomac River, com- E:llmz them to cut loose the boat con- ! ining the offenders. Telling of the arrest and the shoot- tng. Earle said: “The deputies placed the men under mrrest and started towing their boat ashore when a shot was fired from one of the oyster boats nearby. Afd shot the moving toward the deputies’ craft. “As the boats started closing in on the deputies firing came from other boats, peppering the officers. Fortu- nately the oystermen were at a great enough distance from the deputies to Jessen the speed of the shot and they did not penetrate their heavy, sheep- 1 Rcsuzmg blood would be shed if they veturned the fire, and being greatly outnumbered, the deputies cut the pirate boat free and started to shore. The fir- | ing then ceased. gWe have been investigating thej ghooting since it occurred last Wednes- day and hope to come up with the offenders. At present everything is under control, the.vialators having scur- ried to cover since boats from Mar land and Virginia began patrolling the | Potomac.” DEPRESSION PRODUCES POTASH MINING IN U. S. @cological Survey Report Cites De- velopment of New Ameri- can Industry. Out of the depression there has grown A new American industry. the mining of potash, the Geological Survey disclosed todav in its_annual report to Becretary of Interior Wilbur. The report annourced the completion of drilling under the five-year program of potash investigations conducted jointly by the Geological Survey and the Bureau of Mines. In all, 24 core tests were made, 13 in New Mexico, 10 in Texas and 1 in Utah. The United States Potash Co. sunk a ghaft in Eddy County, N. Mex., about 18 miles northeast of Carlsbad, and for the past year regular shipments have been made of untreated potash salts containing 25 to 30 per cent pot- ash. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair tonight, minimum temperature about 45 degrees; tomorrow partly cloudy and warmer; gentle variable winds. Maryland and Virginia—Fair tonight; tomorrow partly cloudy, slowly rising temperature. West Virginia—Partly cloudy. with slowly rising temperature tonight and fomorrow. River Report. Potomac and Shenandcah Rivers elear today. Report for Last 24 Hours. ‘Temperature. Barometer. Xmmel. Highest, 57, noon, today. Lowest, 42, 7:15 am. today. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and | Geodetic Survey.) Today. ‘Tomorrow. | . 10:27am. 11:24am. 4:54am. 5:47am. | . 10:35pm. 11:51pm. 5:06 p.m. 6:04pm. | The Sun and Moon. Rises. Sun, today .. 7:07 Sun, tomorrow 7:08 Moon, today.. 10:59a.m. Automobile lights must be turned on one-half hour after sunset. Rainfall. Monthly rainfall in inches in the Capital (current month to date): Month, 1932, Average. Record. 482" 355 1709 '82 '84 December Weather in Vartous Citles. & Tempe/ature. o2 Btaticns. Weather. 109910 vy Abtlene, Clear Pt.cloudy Clear Clear Pt cloudy Clear Clear Pt cloudy Pm.amum 2, Phoent: 5 Pittsbucgi, p. 2 28 Cloudy Bort .na' Clear Rain Ralgn, N, C. .... Clear Balt Lake City. . Cloudy San Antonio B .0 Clear San Diego, Cal Pt.cloudy 14 Clear 64 56 4 (7 a.m., Greenwich time, today.) Stations Temperature, Weather. London, England A Paris, France Vienna, Austria.. Gibraltar, Spain Ncon, Greenwich titme, today. Horta (hun Azores. 0 THE Vanilla Pecan Kisses Special 45¢ pound Vanilla Pecan Kisses, specially priced. Our Homemade Chocolates, Bonbons and 85C Caramels. Fresh daily. Two pounds.... Oawpres, Arste 14, Frst FLOOR. Ty I8 WARD « The Christmas Siore Woodward & Lothrop Diaries for 1933—Now on Sale throughout the Store. Buy one of these books for yourself, and include one with every Christmas gift. Each a3 10c Mrs, Marie Peary Stafford The Celebrated “Snmow Baby"— Daughter of Admiral Peary of North Pole Fame fravill be In our Book Section Priday, December 2 fro: PM., and will autograph_ any o Fou' wil wans her latest. pook, The Red well as many of her interesting earlier il yourself of this Tare opportunity to Theet ‘this TAmoUs ARG ChATMLE POrSODARE: TrE Book SToRrk, Arsie 23, First FLOOR. Friday—Remnant Day—Save 14, V5 and More Remnant Day Merchandise Is Not Returnable Nor Exchangeable; Not Sent C. O. D. Nor on Approval; Mail or Phox;e Orders Not Accepted Table Glassware Specially Priced 10c to $2 Some Pieces Imperfect 1,000 pieces of Table Glassware: some in colors and some crystal. Footed tumblers, butter plates, alad vegetable ~dishes, sugars and cream- ers, cups and s s, salad bowls, relish dishes, iced tea glasses, fruit julce glasses, water tumblers, compotes, and bowls. GrasswARe, FIrTH FLOOR. Platinum and Gold Ring Mountings Reduced 3 One-of-a-Kind Mountings, set with dia- monds—far below what they were recently pricea in our regular stock. 2 in Platinum 1: set with 12 dirmonds diamonds. . 1 4 diamol Other 'Fine Ring Mountings Also Reduced JEWELRY REPAIR, FIRST FLOOR. ’ Men’s Oxfords, 3545 Were $8 and $8.50 pair 56 Pairs Men's Black and Tan Calfskin and Scotch Grain Oxfords. Medium, wide, and narrow toe lasts. Leather and rubber soles and heels. A number of pairs of combina- tion lasts in the lot. Sizes AAA 815 to 11; AABto11; A 7' to 1115; B 6 to 11; D 55, G, 613, 7, T34, 8, 812, 9, 10, 1013, 11. THE MEN's STORE, SECOND FLOOR. Grey Verne Writing Paper Special 47¢ box 100 boxes of this.excellent quality stationery in two popular sizes—one size 72 sheets and 50 envelopes—the other size, 60 sheets and 50 envelopes to the box. 200 38¢ Folios, with 12 sheets and 12 envelopes; with two.tone border and lined envelopes.Now 20¢ 50 $1 Plagues, in six subfecis. Now... 80 pairs Geofse Washington Metal Bo 16 $2.95 ‘I-piece Brass Desk Seis.” STATIONERY, AIsie 2, FIRsT FLOOR, Vulcan Golf Clubs, 50c ‘Were Much More. 37 Vulcan Hickory Shaft Golf Clubs; the majority are putters. 8PORTING Goops, FOURTH FLOOR. German Dolls, 50c Were §1 24 Pretty Little German Dolls. 25 $1.85 Panorama Books. Now 75c Word Making Sets. Now -30 New Style Tricycle rocery Store. $15 Woolly Lion on Wheels. $10 Brown Teddy Bear. Now..... 59-50 Double " Horse Team’ g 277%1136 Sewing Boxes. Now. > Tue Toy Store, FOURTH FLOOR. Swantex Toilet Tissues Special 18 rolls, $1 100 dozen rolls Swantex Tollet Tissues; 1,000 lheets to the roll. 50 Bottles of Bradie; Perfume. Now..23¢ 185¢ 1 n ottics of B rfume. Now. ‘ oattics t Bradicy Perfume. Now.: 38 0% Bottics of Miro Dena erfume. Now. . 10 $1 Bradley Rose Maid Sb Compacts. Now. 15 n Botties Bndky Bal 15 63¢ Rubber Bath Mats. Now L) u 03 Dorin's Boudelr Powder erh puft. " 85e imporicd Dathroom Botties. * Now 3¢ Make-up Boxes. With mirrors Sii u-my marked. Now TATked. SN Powcer in Bowl Wilh Bift. ‘Now 26 TOILETRIES, ArsLr 18, FIRST FLOOR, Children’s Hangers, 25¢ set Were 50c Set 20 Rayon-covered hanger sets: 3 in set. 10 $1 and 8165 Children's Single Garment ‘and [Warirobe Bags.” With applique’ of animais. e Cnmln it er. o Now S0 Paper-covered ' Boxes. 15 Nests of _sewing, -make-up, slockin(. shoe "boxes. o ases " As T Hoe Fiicrim Candle Lighis; damaged. Now. {0 Toc Cretonne and Enamel Hanars; dam 5781 Wasie Paver Haskeiss damaged. Now, NotIONS, AISLES 21 AND 22, Fmst FLOOR. Novelty Necklaces, 75¢ Were $1.50 75; in a variety of styles and colors. Mondaine Compacts. Now.. i pair §8 Marcasite and Sterlin Nov i L S15 Caraclian and Florentine Silver B ;eltl Now 8. 225 Crysial and Rhinestone Drop Ear oW 5 TR dive Pendinis, set’ it metal,” Now... 84 1812 Onvx and Marcasite Clib. sct in stegling Now # £10 G0-Unch Florentine Siiver Chains. Now NoVELTY JEWELRY, AISLE 7, FIRST FLOOR. Smoking Accessories Reduced 2 85 Bronze Cigarette Boxes. Now. Razors. Now... 3-plece Smoking Sets. 3130 80 Teather F Now 25 Glit'and Brown Metal Ciearette Bos. Naw n B¢ Novelty Cicarette Holders. Now 1 $18 Sterling Siiver Ash Receiver. Photo Frames, 50c Were 5125 75: swinging and hanging styles—silver and 4x6 to 6x9 siz 1§19 Large Size Livine Room Picture. Now. 5 Now : 5 82 in 5. ; Yoy 3 83.30 Semi-venetlan Console Mirror, Now PICTURES, SIXTH FLOOR. Brimmed Hats, Turbans $1.50 Were $5 35 Hats—felts, fabrics , velvets —black, brown, navy, and wine. 22 to 23 inch head sizes. 20 $1.95 to !\ Felt and Fabric Hats, in desir- able . 1 Mm,wnw SALoN, Trimp FLoOR, Very Special for Friday . .. Embroidered Tablecloths Italian Type Size 72490 $5.95 Just 12 Exquisite Oriental Embroidered Tablecloths with drawn-work edge. 72x90 inches—a good size. Linens, Szcowp FLOOR. BOYS’ Suits srecia $7.10 60 Boys' Suits, with wash tops and wool shorts—splendid quality fabrics, expertly tailored. Self belts and contrasting ties. Sizes $10.35 Lone Trousers 1 Bows &5 Blanket Cloth Bath: th two Dairs trousers robe; size 4. Now and Bov's £12.30 Imoorted l'hlnut Silk Robe: size 14. 8.7 Woai Maciin Bov ow wonien: Saize l\nmm in wood pairs Bove Corduroy olors:” sizes sl THE Boys’ srour Fourta FLoOR. Boys’ Flannelette Pajamas, 85¢ Specially Priced 86 pairs Boys' Flannelette Pajamas, in popular 2-piece styles— coat or middie models. A variety of patterns. Sizes 6 to 18. 51_Bors' Broadcloth, Shirts (sizes 12 Boys' $3.50 Fur-lined Kid to0 14) and Button-on W Gloves, in small sizes Gaises 4 to10). Requced to. 61 Now .. : $2.25 93 Boys' Wool Sports Sweaters: sizes 30 to 36. Special THE Boys' STORE, FOURTH FLOOR. A Very Special Purchase . .. 12 yard Marquisette Curtains, 65¢ 100 pairs Ruffled Marquisette Curtains, with cornice top valance— also, 38 pairs Tailored Curtains, with neat hem-. In the lot are plain ivory and ecru, plain colors—and colored dctted designs. Tailored Marquisette of a splendid quality, hems. Ivory and Curtain Accessories—greatly re- for portieres. ¢ OW. ... .....236 u.r.nneue Cnr ins, with o 3]':.0;;14 48 ins fenerous ruffer. In fvory ond were $1.35. "Now. . 0s ige. Special. . .. r Yaree Asportament of Bhori Lenpites Holland Window Shades— and Remnants of cretonnes 3 wide—in green. and various _other drapery and shantung. fabrics ......Greatly Reduced e e e ] DRAPERIES, SEVENTH FLOCR. Reduced for Immediate Clearance . Luncheon Cloths Special $1 24 Stamped Linen Luncheon Cloths, with hemstitched hems. Very specially priced. $14.95 Imported Crewel Embroidered Bed- 0 _Living Room Piilows. Living Room Pillows; Taffeta and Tapestry Pillows.’ . Now Hosiery Now v Tafleta Fin Cushions; soiled. " Now. Ravon Bedspreads; single lnd d'au%u SEvENTH FLOOR. Arnold Knit Sleepers, 95¢ Were $1.50 34 Arnold Knit Sleepers; double knit—with or without feet—back or front opening. Sizes 1 and 2. 12 Girls” to $5 Tailored Wool Flannel Robes: sizes 8 to 14. Now $1.95 6 §2.953 Striped “'u Flanrel l'(nbvv and lfih'l of Eiderdown: size: and . Now 15 15 Girls’ §1 Knil‘nl Drawers, Now.. .. .,,fl\'xe GILS' FURNISHINGS, FOURTH FLOOR. Girls” Cotton Blouses, 95¢ Were $1.95 to $295 25 Girls' Long-Sleeved Cotton Blouses, in attractive styles; printed and plain. Sizes 6 to1l 7 Juni Misses’ 810 Knitted nnd K!rl( l-or‘- Dresses: sizes 12 15 d 10 Girls' and .lnnmr Misses” lfl ’5 Koueled Sogrts Dressess fies 11, 13 and 16. Now ’ll l‘hlldrena $1.95 to 82 izes " ; Girls™ $5.05 "Skirtss ‘sizés 370" 10 and 14 D Girls' §i.0% Siirts: sizes ¥ io 14, Now. $1.15 GIRLS' SPORTSWEAR, FOURTH FLOOR. . New Group of Men’s and Young Men's Two-Trousers Suits Men’s Models. WZ::SS;.eli’ow...........$19'75 30 Men's Two-trousers Suits, well tailored oi excellent quality_worsteds, in dark colors. Trousers alterations only. Regular sizes 36 to 44; shorts 35 to 40. stock. Young Men’s Models. $ 75 Were $35. Now............ 5 40 suits in models and fabrics particularly suitable for business and college men. Trousers alteratioms only. Young men’s regu- Broken ranges from regular lar sizes 34-40. 10—$10 Satin-trimmed Dressing Gowns, unlined.. Smail, medium, pattern from stock. large sizes. Now ..$5.95 42. Now . Tux MEN's STORE, SEcOND FLOOR. Kitchen and Fireside Accessories Reduccd '/3 to '/2 and More Stalnless Steel Steak Knives: mrume- handles Unusualls Larse Mutehler White E: _Cabinet._fuily eauipped: floor_sami “Medium Size Mutchler White Enamel Kitchen _Cabinet. in perfect condition: fully equipped Tron_ Fireplace Smoking_Stands 500 Rolls Toilet Tissue—a much better, .sorter‘ qusluy than is usually found at such a price. Special.... 65c dozen rolls HOUSZWARES, FIFTH FLOOR. Seamless Broadloom Rugs——Reduced 6 Gplenflld Quality Seamless Broadioom Rz good sizes, . $19.75 . Now $14.75 17 Good, q...my Avminstis Bugs 5 American - Oriental Rugs— —redu reduced. TUET: was $40.50. “As is ” 1:0xi2; was 5165, Now. $89.50 LB 6x10.6; was $15 . 8195 1; 8.3x10: was $275. ' Now $125 was $150. Now. .$59.50 6 $42.50, 1 36x4 ‘Ch Ros. with order. ‘Was ow $1 10_0ld_Type Colonial Rugs; 36 were $1.95 Now 1 Lot Short Lenrths of 8 Up to 4 vards in length—1% price 10 Fine Quality Chenille Rugs— reduced. 4:24%48; were $4.95 Now ....8228 $1.95 Rucs, FIFTH Fwor Lamps and Shades—Reduced 3 to %2 and More All Slighlly Soiled or Damaged I e Golors or Quantity | Ttems |__minish 1 Indirect 3-Candle Floo: Lami | Bronze (| Floor Lamo, wunTtinr | paper shade [ Alabaster Table La “Georgette Bed Lamps “Georgette and Silk Shad Green. peach, yellow —_White__ -in._Parchment Paper § LAMPS AND SHADES, SEVENTH FLOOR Breakfast Table Furniture Reduced More Than Y, to More Than '/; 1 ‘llnzv:cl flvnn‘ltc; :r.z‘n.hn S‘fll‘i 13Nl2'v mnle Drn Table; - reakfast’ maple finish extension t a Mapie unnun 1; 835 5-piece Break! green, with biack 1rim, Now, $10 Other Furniture—Greatly Reduced 6 38 Ml Windsor Chal 1 85 Coffee Table; Duncan Phyfe = design. Now $3.50 2 Livine Room Cluln—nd'uud s $27.50. Not 1} was 865 "N Breakfast Plates, 10c were 25 50 Decorated Imported China Breakfast Plates. 10 $3.50 ey 13, 90e Decorated China Br S2piece Decorated Foréciatn '"‘ Platss O pietic Sels. attraciive patterns. Special $1 15 Deco ‘Imbo: regular T CHINA, FIrTR FLOOR. i were $2 i was $450. Dect u Syracuse 2 Ehina Corvered Bivnes, o 31 4 $1.35 Decorated Imported Sa- 16—8$25 Overcoats; one and two of a Sizes 34 to ....$18.75 44; stouts 42. 10 Men's $25 Suits; no alterations. Regular sizes 39, 40, 42; shorts 42, $12.50 Children’s Sweater Suits Greatly Reduced 11, Children’s Three-Piece Sweater Suits— an, 9 95 Silk” Shoes. Now o Woollen Blanket.” N6 H namade nonnm_mdn_em INFANTS' APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR, Boys” Sport Socks, 5 pairs $1 Were 35c and 50c pair. 200 pairs Boys' sponis Socks, in novelty mixtures. Sizes 9% to 1 180 pairs Children's Long, Cotton Stockings. 1n ribbed style. Sizes 0 0 Special, si 50 pairs 35¢ fo 51 Misses' Novelts Lisie Hose: "A few mesh hose included. Sizes 8% to 10 81 i pai S0¢ ‘and ‘$1 ‘Wooi-and-coiton % and % few ell-wool and rayon ones are n- Now e and Boe CHILDRE: PQSASPY AKIE 17, Fiast FLOOR. Junior Misses’ Shoes, $3-75 Were $5 and $6.50 20 peirs Juniors' Pumps, of patent leather and black and brown calf, in several styles. AA 42, 5,53, 6, 8, A C 3%, 4, 413, 14 pairs Juniors’ Two-Toned Oxfords with gristle rubber soles. Sizes AAA 8; AA 5, 6, 8, A4y, 6, B3% 455‘:.3‘2.0!‘/]. 4, and 6. 15 pairs Junior Misses’ and Girls’ $4 and $5 Pumps and Oxfords. in several styles. Bl sizes. Now . ai sizes, A ”‘i' . 4 5 and 0. Now $1.95 , FourTH FLOOR. Boys” and Youths” Oxfords $375 Were $5 1o $6 29 pairs B ‘Tan and Black Elk Oxfords, \\11)1‘st"31|zht tm: a;ui welt 5)1&‘5 Sizes B 21% 1o 3 CHILDREN’S SHO! 20 pairs Youths' Tan Elk Oxfords, with straight tips. ~Sizes B 11}3 1312, 1%, 2: C 11% to 2; D 117 and 1 "Now Bovs' Suoss, Founin FLoow.” Blouses, $2-95 Were $3.95 and $5.95. 19 Silk Crepe Blouses— in white, eggchell and beige. Sizes 32 to 40. Uniforms, $1:95 Were $3.95 9 Black Cotton and Wine Rayon Uniforms, with white organdy collar and cuffs. f 1 aon Taleta Uniforms. fitted White Ravon and Poplin Uniforms. Now Extra Size White Broadeloth vnll:r-fi_ Umronus " Trirp FLOOR. Printed Smocks, 95¢ Were 5295 14 Smocks in gay colors. INEXPENSIVE DRESSES, THIND' Panties and Chemise, 45c Were §1 50 Vanity air Bemberg and Giuvtex Rayan es in broken sizes and styles. 25 Kayser Runcproot " Reyon. Semi-ftting Chemise; solled; sizes 32 and 34, 15 31 Rivon Chemi pake, White ‘nd fesn R R T e Vests and Pantles Mercerized lisle. Broken 68c KN1T UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR. Cotton Underthings, 45¢ Were $1. 54 Pieces of Underthings, including one-piece pajamas, nainsook and batiste cfi!eml&e, muslin drawers and rayon taffeta slips. 19 $1 Pieces Cotton lller‘h‘nn ln amlll llnl Including batiste and voile batiste chemise. Now Mallinson’s “Molly O Crepe Specially Priced 95C 200 yards of this exceptionally fine silk; black and colors. 330 yards $1-yard Flat Crepe. 45 yards $3-vard Printed Sa- In lght and dark colof N R Now 2 e yai 11p ards S1vard Canton Crepe. In black and cclors. Now ce.....65¢ yard SILKS, SECOND FLOOR. A Very Special Purchase . .. Khnitted Suits, $9-7° Regulerly $16.50 to $25. 54 Beautiful, New Knitted Suits. One, two and three piece styles—a splendid assortment of dark and medium colors. Sizes 14 to 40—for misses and women. SPORTSWEAR, THIRD FLOOR. Women’s and Misses’ Coats, $32.50 Were $59.50 and $69.50 8 Dress Coats, trimmed with skunk, kit fox, wolf, Persian lamb, fox and lapin (rabbit). Black, brown, burgundy, and bronzeen Sizes 14 to 15; 36, 40. 0 to $10.30 Raincoats. weed. skt Sizes 14 and 16. $390.50 to $50.50 Sporis and Dress Coats. Interlined: trime med with_wolf. tkunk. 'ocelot, beaver. Sizes 14, 18, 36, Now ... $29.50 Now . $23 CoATS AND Sm‘ls THIRD FLOOR. Women's Daytime Dresses, $7.50 Were $16.50 to $25 14 Dresses of rough crepe, wnol and uuvcl tweeds. Sizes 36 w 40. 7 $16.50 Evening Gowns and _$16.50 Sizes 34. 38 0 Drcsees” gt ool and lmol "fi womms Dresses, THRD FLOOR. Women’s Walnut Room Gowns $16.50 Were 53950 to $49.50 4 Street and Evening Gowns, of satin, crepe and lace. Sizes 34 to 38 and 46. 5 $39.50 Strest Dresses of rough 1 $69.50 Al\l nti ni crepe. Bizes 36 o 4. Now ored S fume of flowered taffl; Now K. 0 to 825 Short Evening Wraps. Bizes 56 0" 42 and Sizes 36 to 4750 ‘n-:z WaLNUT RooM, num Fmol Jane Wandl Semi-Sheer Silk Hose Special 65C pair 300 pairs of Jane Wandl Semi: Silk Hose, lisle reinforced sole and garter hem. Sizes 8% % 300 pairs Service Bem irs Manufacturer’s Samples Regu arly would be 75c and $1. Sizes 9 t0 10%............... 500 HOSIERY, AISLE 19, FIRST FLOOR. Women’s Pumpsand Oxfords, $3:35' Were $6.50 to $10.50 121 pairs black and brown suede opera and strap pumps, patent leather tongue pumps, brown kid pumps and oxfords and black Hd strap pumps. Sizes in the combined lot: AAA 53, 6, 613, 7%, 8 and 8l5; AA 413, 5, 5%, 6, 6)2, 7, 7'2 and & A 4, 413, 5, § 85277.7‘111165 B'3%, 4, 4% 5, Y%, 6, 6%, 7, 114, 8; u u.w to $12.30 pairs of Brown and Black Suede and Patent Leather Pumps and Oxfords, * Some Matrix models incly in comhl‘::d lot: AAAA 5. and 8; AAA 5, T Ry 8%, 7-ndn 3 2.35 fo $5.50 Sl wmflus S!ols “THIRD FLOOR. Shorter and Larger Women's Dresses Greatly Reduced 7 31035 Shorter Women 50 Shorter Women's s, of green and bro yelvet. * Sizes 35 D 10" Lateer” W arger Women's :m:.rmc-rm . of 3 velvet, crepe. malmm VY. ning and street sty black; sizes 371, 4235, 3900775610 " ana de ow $i0. Now .. covessree SI SPECIAL S1zE APPAREL, THIRD FLOOR, Sports Dresses and Suits, $6.50 Were $8.75 to $25 27 ome, two and three piece Dresses, including plaid silks, corde “l’Ul and knitted suits. Sizes 12 to 20 Srontsw AR, THIRD lyhsses Walnut Room Gowns $39.50, Now Misses’ Street, Afternoon and Evening Gowns of wool, rough crepes, velvet and laces. Sizes 14 to 20. MissEs’ WaLNUT Roow, THRD FLOOR. Misses’ Dresses, $9-75 Were $16.50 to $25 30 Street and Afternoon Dresses, velvet. silk crepe. Sizes 14 to 20, 15—$16.50 Wool Sports and Street Dresses. Sizes 14 to 20 $5 16 Evening Gowns Reduced 8 Were $16.50 to $25. Now.. 5 Were $19.50 to $29.50. Now ... 3 Were $25 and $29.50. Now .)\. Misses’ DResses, THIRD FLOOR. Foundations, $2-9° Were §4.95 and §5 14 Bien Jolie £ ‘d College Girl One-| -piece Foundation Garments of lace, batiste o broche. Sizes 34, 35, 37 and 42. 3 $18.30 Seantl Natur - 31850 Sean ature's l,‘lvtl Side-hook ruffle. Sizes 4 Foul Inciud- Garments O ported satin ing step-1 brocade and elastic. = Sizes 5 dles.” Now. 36, 39, and 40. % Blell Jolie C: oche. _ Sizes and 39. CoRseTs, THIRD FLOGE. Celanese Ninon, 38c yard Was $1 yard 145 yards of Celanese Ninon in_pastel shades of orchid, flesh, lavender, gray and peach. 38 inches wide. 200 yards 30c Printed Satine. 300 Remnants of Ravon Celanese For draperies and coverins. otten Dress 36 inches wide. Now..18c yard e O ka0 % Tards. COTTON DRESs Goops, SECOND FLOOR. Silk and Wool Novelty Poplin $1 yard Was 53 and $3.50 yard 100 yards Silk-and-Wo:l Novelt; sults and coats; 40 and 54 inches };ggun i 200 yards $2-yard Sheer Wool Cre; .m black. 54 inches wide. Now . 2 ln é 109 rards $3:yard All-wool Hem navy, red, brown 54 inches a 3 wide. Now. +....08¢ yard ‘WooLLENs, Szconp FLoom. suitable for “own, red and R