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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-11
RAIL TICKET GRAFT
Attend, SAYS ROADS
Discharges of Sellers and Ex-
ira Precautions Reported
to Trade Board.

report stating that railroad officials
were successfully combating Pullman
and railroad ticket grating by agents
was read yesterday at the New York
Board OF Trade and Transportation 8
monthly meeting and luncheon in lts
rooms. 3S Park Row. Several ticket
sellers employed by the Pennsylvania
Railroad were dismissed and complaints
made against employees OF the New
Haven and other railroads were being
investigated. the report said.
y. }. Tarof chairman OF the boards
railroad committee. who submitted the
report. said that newspaper publicity
had exerted a wholesome influence" in
checking the graft
Mr.. Tarom read n letter from George
y. Dixon, vice-president OF the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company. in which
the latter said 1T Us unfortunately true
that there have been Irregularities in
this matter, and We have recently been
able TO locate some OF the troubles,
which has put US IN posit 20 discharge
number OF our employees and TO re-
wise the whole system, effective Novem-
Der l. which believe. VIII have the
effect Of curing tho trouble as far as
our system In concerned"
Mistakes IN the prices charged by
ject Of a report by the committee. which
recorded its attempts TO have railroads
print their prices on such tickets
Among the resolutions passed by the
board was one TO President Wilson ask
lnE for the appointment OF New York
man on .he Shipping Board another TO
request tho House OF Representatives TO
pass tho bill providing for the discon-
tiSi7nce ~ Fed eral operation OF bargcs
on New York canals another IN memory
Of tho late Jacob " Schin. formerly a
member Of tho board: one 90 amend tho
Cummins bill 20 provide for punishment
OF persons who shall give brides IN order
10 obtain railroad facilities and one 10
urge tho Canadian Dominion Railway
Commission and the Canadian Govern
ment controlled railroads 20 discontinue
the practice ~ charging American ship
pers FOR tariff publications and 20 supply
the shipping public with tariffs or price
lists free OF charge,
Murray Hubert Dock Commissioner
gave n talk on the progress OF the de-
vclopment OF the Port Of New York.
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AMERICAN PORTS.
by Mail.

ASTORIA. o. Nov 5-Arrived. str Pallas.
Tacoma.
FALL RIVER. Mass, Nov s--Arrlved. strs
Trlmountain, Tampico; 9th. Cabrille, Port
Lobos.
HONOLULU, Nov 4-Arrived. str bee. San
Francisco schr Alice Cooke. BellinEham.
NEW BEDFORD, Mass. Nov S-Arrived.
schr Herbert l. Rawding. Boston for Nor
folk.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Nov 4-Sailed.
strs J B StetsoD. Willapa Harbor; Halea-
kaia. Portland. o.
Eastern Mariner Manila. &c, via Victoria.
SAN PEDRO, Cal, Nov 4-Sailed. str Griff-
CO. Balboa. towing barge Griffson.
ST THOMAS. VI Nov 5--Sailed. str wor-
cester (from Norfolk), Buenos Aires.
SABINE, Tex, Nov 6-Saied strs War
Rivers.
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n. Y. CENTRAL LOSES
8 GENT RATE PLEA
Appellate Division Reverses
Supreme Court and Orders
Return to 2 Cents a Mile.

Special Despatch 10 THE New YORK HEaALD.
ALBANY. Nov. i0-The Appellate
Division OF the Supreme Court here to-
day decided against the New York Cen
trail Railroad In It's fight TO retain the
wartime cents mile passenger rate
in this State. The court reversed a de-
cision Of the Supreme Court. and the
Gaze viii now 20 20 the Court of APP
pfais. The Appellate Division upholds
the contention OF the Second District
Public Service Commission In this state
that on It's main lines the railroad must
return 10 the old rate Of fare of 2
cents a mile and that 10 be directed TO
file such tariff with the commission.
Justice Woodward. who wrote the
opinion. said that the question before
the court was whether the Federal trans
portation act o. 1920 fixed q cerits a
mile rate until thc Legislature readopted
the old 2 cent rate or took other action.
He held that Il Is not the Intent 20 con-
tinue after September 1 the rate fixed
by the Director General during Govern
mcnt control and that the old rate should
be restored.
lie said that the two cent rate was
fxed by the railroad charter and that
tire Legislature has never authorized
any other rate The Justice called at
tor ton TO the fact that the railroad be.
fore Federal control never asked the
Public Service Commission TO increase
that rate.
The New York Central Is now waging
mother light for a passenger rate In
crease before the Interstate Commission
ir Washington, Tho railroad seeks to
have the S.s cents a mile interstate pas
s.nger rnto extended 90 intrastato -ate-
which tho Public Service Commission re-
fused 60 allow this fall The applica-
tion o. opposed BY the state. tirough
Attorney General Newton and I.edyard
T. saic. counsel for the Public Service
Commission.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

LIVERPOOL, Nov Sailed, str Digb,
(Brl 81 Johns, NF, and Halifax.
rived str Lake Graphite. Glasgow fol
Hampton Roads for bunkers land will pro.
PORT HASTINGS. Ms. Nov e-saiied. s.r
Crnbtree. Montreal.
sT JOHN. NIB. Nov s-Arrived. str Mniai.
(Br). London.
Grappa (ItaD, Galveston for Naples, &C.
Sailed 9TH. schr Linda Tibbo lBr). cardi
gan.
Talarite (Br). Taitai, &C.
VICTORIA, DC, Nov Arrived, sti
Mesopotamia CBr). New York for Yokohama
&C.
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WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str President Grant Trieste for New York.
Is expected 10 dock at pier 2, Army Base.
Brooklyn, Friday morning.
Str Baltic (Br), Liverpool for New York,
is expected to dock at pier 60. North River.
Friday morning.
Str Belvedere GtaD. Trieste. &c. for New
Thursday.
Str Adriatic (BD. Southampton. &c. for
New York. Is expected TO dock at pier 60.
North River. Friday morning.
n Str Kandahar Obj. from Calcutta, sc, for
Boston, was 500 miles OF Boston lightshlp
nj 10 PM 9th.
Str Kaiserin Auguste Victoria CBr). Liver
pool for New York. is expected 10 dock al
pier 20, North River Friday afternoon
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Dangers to Navigation.


Str Noordam Dutch, from Rotterdam,
SC, reports Nov s. lat AZ 80. Ion vi ~.
passed a black cylindrical buoy covered win
oarnacles.
REPORTED to the Photographs office'l
Nov 3. lat s8 So. Ion "a %. large spar
covered with marine growth.
Nov 8, about 81 miles IS deg tmag) from
Winter Quarter Shoal iightship. a dereliet.
bottom up.
Nov A.. lat IS co.. lon "a So. wreckage
awash. about 60 feet long, showing about !
foot out OF water.
Nov o. lat IS %. lon "a So. spar about
10 feet long. ..
Nov g. lat 81 so. lon 30 IL. what was APP
parently n small derelict vessel, bottom up
oct 2s, let SO 06. Ion 80 20. a large cap
sized wooden derelict vessel just awash, win
about 60 feet of keel showing.
Oct %, lat 40 20, ION 40. what was prob
ably derelict three masted schooner aoout
$50 feet long.
Oct %, lat 40 81, Ion 4 so. dereliet about
$50 feet long. bottom up; propaply inc
wooden str Burnside (Am).
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SILK MILLS CUT PAY is P. C.
$500 workers Affected by Action
of Pennsylvania Concern.

SuNnrnY. PA. Nov i0.--The Susque-
hanna SILK Mills Corporation. with main
offices IN New York. announced to-day
10 per cent. reduction in pay through
the discontnuancc Of 10 pcr cent
bonus for regular attendance 90 work
and n 8 per cont dividend"
Approximately $500 workers are ar
fected The company operates mills in
euubury. Milton. Northumberland Jer-
sry Shore. Jewistown and Huntington,
pa
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str West Togus. Boston and Portland. Me.
ior ian a rran.isco shha proceegsa IN e'p'
ST ANDREWS. Fla, Nov 9-Arrived, aux
schr Huntley (Br), Havana
SAVANNAH, Ga, Nov 10-Arrived, strs
Brasher. Liverpool via Azores. In tow I;
Genua (Fr), Antwerp.
Arrived at Tybee 10th. str Ronda CBr) t.
Fowey Via Portland. Me (for orders).
SALEM, Mass, Nov 0-Arrived. barge l. &
w Co No 8, Port johnson.
TAMPA, Fla. Nov 10-Arrived. str Shaw
NUT, Havana.
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INSANE SLAYER a SUICIDE

KANSAS CITY. Mo. NoY- iO.--Fontalno
p Duval. former coal Salesman. who
last January shot and killed his wife and
foster son. WIS killed early to-day when
he leaped from window Of a hospital
here. Duvals head struck the headlight
OF an automobile.
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NEW MAISE-N. n. BRIDGE.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.--Gov. Mllllken
OF Maine and Gov Bartlett of New
Hampshire conferred to-day with Secre-
tary Daniels on plans for the building
OF n si,500.000 bridge across the Pisca-
taqua River. between Portsmouth, ". H..
and Kittbry. NE.
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GETS DIPLOMATIC POST.

wAsurNGroN, Nov. 1O.--Appointment
OF william L. Schurz Of Lebanon. Ohio.
formerly of the faculty Of the University
OF Michigan as commercial attache to
Rio Janeiro was ANNOUNCED to-day by
the Department OF conApsrca
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AMERICAN PORTS.
fry Telegraph.

BELLrNGHAM. wash. Nov f0-ArrIved.
str Chinchn, Grsys Harbor.
BOSTON. Mass. Nov e-Arrived, str Ever
EFT, Baltimore.
Arrived 10th, strs Delaware, New York
lnnd Cleared 70 returnl Glyndon PORT
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Mails for South and Central Amer
lea, West Indies, &c.
TuURsDAY. NOVEMBER Is

THURSDAY. NOVEMBER II.
Turks Island and Dominican Republic, via
Turks Island. Puerto Plata, Sanchez, La
Romano. San Pedro dc Macoris. San Do
mingo City and Aqua, str huron, $50 AM
(sup 10 AND.
Yucatan and Campeche CUBA and other
parts OF Mexico >. via Havana. Progreso
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School OF the Seamen's Church Institute, %
South street. dropped to-day ut exact noon.
18th meridian. hours slow OF Greenwich
mean time. Any one desiring correct Green
witch mean time telephone Broad 207.
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Jessie G. Noyes. from Paysandu, IS aground
on west side of Swash Channel. below Romer
lighthouse; tug w Holbrook is pulling on
her; tug Peerless has gone TO her assistance.
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EUROPE.

AMERICAN lift vans for moving hcusehslH
ketveen cities in the United States: house IL
house without boring: only safe, easy anS
AGn 1 VAN CO.. 10 BrsssAay. Nsv Terra
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Almanac for New York Nov. IL.

The time given In the above table Is East
N standard time and Is furnished by the
nited States Coast and Geodetlc Survey.
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MAnlNE-Fon SALE on WANTED.

~>-~~~~-~-~~~~~-~~~~~~~-~~
4 schooner. ~ feet long; cycle engine.
standard. 81 y. y. % Central NV, Atlantic
Ilighlands, N. ].
Ear naic-sui able inland waterway, 100 n.
freight steamer. 100 y. househarRe; small
tug IA IN. square. MCINTOSH, Brooklyn
bridge rock. New York Beckman asoo.
FOR sALE-Dipper dredEe. ofx4ixiO, 4 yard
bucket; great bargain. immediate de-
livery. CHAPMAN q FISHER, 52l Walnut
ST., PhlladSlrhia.
ron Enie--Set Of towing bits q rnAnhoie
plates, complete; very rensonable, Apply
ClOTcN WATEn CO, ~ Pcati ~.
COVERED bargcs, deck scows, derrlck
lighters, hand winch RRs. steam.
CHANDLER. .Gi West 3tth
REMARKABLE SMALL steam yacht for
sale; triple expansion engine: mahogany
finch price 80 500 onc-thrd her value See
FORD. 20 r. 42d ut.
WANTED-Party TO charter private boat go
ing 10 Florida inland stopping AZ principal
cities Inquire Steward Underciin Motor
Boat Club. Edgewster, N. y.
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Str pawnee, Boston FOR New York
Sohr Harriet II, 81 John, Nh. for New
York. with lumber to the Habirshaw Electric
Cable Co vessel 10 CilrnaYtin & Co
Sahr LIZZIE Peabody, Ingramport. Ms.
for New York. to Simpson, Clapp g. Co, with
lumber
schr Mary f Cuff. Norwalk. CT, for New
York.
Schr ophelia. New Rochelle for New York.
Tugs Socony No 2, with . barges al AS
AND Socony No 4, with Cat II 20 AND.
Steam lighter T. Combes (at 10: 80 AND
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Bound East.

schr Ainslie tBr). Port Reading Cor Lunen-
burg, Ms.
Tugs Wyoming, with barges TAT AND
savage, with lat 20 AND; Cap. Sayidge.
3 lat ~ 40 PN) Westmoreland, with Cat
II 20 PAD Clara II poane, With . tat 40
PAD.
Motor barge Radiun lat io:45 AND.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

the Barge Office. Ship Information giuen by u 81
Macy Department Daily Shipping Bulletin. Telephone
Bowling Green $3.50.
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RI OF NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 10, 1920
DUE NOVEMBER u

DROPPING OF TINE BALL.
NEW YORK, Nov i0--Tho time ball above
The Navigation and Marine Engineering
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The Public Be Pleased

STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS and TOURS.
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STEAMSHIPS. Excl RsIoNs and TOURS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-11

SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN LINE
DENMARK NORWAY SWEDEN
Passenger office, 4 broadway, N, Y.
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West Indies Cruises, Frank Tourist CO., $50
Fifth Ave. bet. ilst and and SIS van
dcrbilt 1890.
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ed 10Th. strs Ceiba (Hond). Ceiba !;
New York: Farnam, Bilbao and
Ana. Spain, and Norfolk and Oporto;
Porto Rico; Omoa (HonO. omoa
,rt Cortez; Pennsylvania. Tampico !;
O GtaD, Genoa via Norfolk: Topila.
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Sailed from Port Eads 10Th. strs Cadillac
Br) Europe; Inspector. Cienfuegos; 81
augustine. Santos via Port Arthur: Tom
Iva. Rio Janeiro and Santos via st
'homas; Tregurno (Br), Hull. Eng. via Nor
Evening star., 1920-11-25
$3.50 to $40 Corsets
81 80

Back or front lace models, de-
signed to fit every type of figure.
Materials of white or pink
coutil and fancy brocade.
Friday only at S4.50.-Ihird Floor.
Evening star., 1920-11-25
. Odd Pieces
of Furniture
Friday at Half Price

$500 Mahogany-fnish Library
Suite, cane design. large size
: settee, armchair rockers; sample
suite. at $500.
500 Fumed Oak Library Suite,
5 pieces. Mission style, leather
seats, at 500.
$50 Double Wood Bed. Ameri-
can walnut finish, at $40.
$40 Fiber Reed Rocker, spring
seat, loose cushion; brown FIN
ish, at $40.
$40 Fumed Oak Settee. mission
style. leather seat; sample. Fri
day only at $40.
s sac morris Chair, golden oak
or mahogany finish. spring scat.
loose cushions, at $40.
$5 All-silk Floss Mattress
double size. good quality tick
ing. at $3.50.
S35 Reed Rockers, loose cush-
ion seat and back, finished in
blue. at $3.50.
$28 Reed Ar m |, a r. loose
cushion seat and black, at SI4.
Palais Roysl-FouYth Floor
Evening star., 1920-11-25

$1.25
7O-inch. heavy bleached, mer-
cerized, in good designs-the
lowest price we have named tor
some time.
Friday only at SIPS yard.-second Floor.
$3.50 Bedspreads, $4.45
Heavy crochet, in. Marseilles
design, good firm closely-woven
quality: small lot.
Friday only at S4.45 each.-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1920-11-25
Handkerchiefs

A wonderful variety of Silk
Crepe. also Irish Shamrock
Lawn Handkerchiefs. in all white
or colored embroidered corners.
Regularly 25c, or 5 for 81.
Mems fine cotton, Il inch hem.
Regularly 25c, at 19c each.
Boys Handkerchiefs, A-inch
hem; white or colored initial. at
& for SLIGO.
Main Floor,
Evening star., 1920-11-25
Ribbons
EridaY SpecialS

Dresden, Persian, Metals and
Brocade Effect Ribbons, 9 to 10
inches wide; all colors and COM
binations. At $z.9S yard.
Dresden Ribbons, both light
and dark colorings. plaids, fancy
stripes. satins and moire rib
bons. 51z inches wide, for chill
dren's hair ri bons, fancy
articles, etc. Af53c yard.
Satin Ribbons, 7 inches wide.
In old rose. copenhagen, maize,
nile. pink, blue and black, for
girdles, capes, etc. Extra heavy
quality. At 69c yard.
Roman Stripe Ribbons, 6H
inches wide. All colors and
combinations. also burnt orange
colorings, for girdles, hair rib
bons, etc. Formerly S1.25, at
sl.0O yard. Palais Royal-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1920-11-25
: Motions
FRIDAY Specials

1o Dress Shields, guaranteed,
with featherweight covering; as
sorted sizes. At, 2 pairs, 2Sc.
l0c Shoe Trees, superior quail
ity, with steel rods. pairs, z5c.
1Oc Clark's o. n. T. Cotton,
black and white. f spools, 45c.
Csc Sanitary Napkins, abb
sorbent and sterilized; l dozen
to box. At SOC box.
Veneda Hair Nets, guaranteed.
If for any reason hair net does,
not give satisfaction, return it
to us, will give you new net.
Friday, 2 for Csc or s1.l9 dozen.-Main
Floor.
Evening star., 1920-11-25

Dressing Sacques, 75c
Made of percale i'll gray, black
and navy: neat styles.
Eriday only at 75c.-ThifN Floor.
Evening star., 1920-11-25
WOmen's Union Suits
$1.Z0

Fleeced; low neck, sleeveless.
Dutch neck, elbow sleeves. ankle
length. Sizes So to A. All first
quality. Formerly Sl.75.
Friday only at $l.29.-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1920-11-25
IN OUR BARGAIN BASEMENT
IS Sweaters, $3.98

Knitted of all-wool Shetland
yarn, in waist-line, tie-back mod
els; long sleeves. Tuxedo fronts
and collars. Colors, brown, black
and blue. Sizes Sc to A
Friday only at S3.ss.-Bargain Base
Evening star., 1920-11-25
SilVerWare
FRIDAY Specials

FTIudy SpeCId1S
l5-inch High Shaving Set. with
mirror, brush and cup, at $3.50.
Casserole in frame, with ebony
handles, at $1.9S.
3-piece Tea Set, teapot, sugar
and creams, quadruple plate.
Sl3.98.
Sugar and Cream Sets, in plain
pattern. at S. set.
Main Floor.
Evening star., 1920-11-25
ChiIdren's Waist Suits

Csc
These are co1ily feeced. high
neck, long sleeve, with button at
tachments. Unusually good suits
for the regular price. 2 to Is
years. Formerly S1.35.
Friday only at 95c,-Nain Floor.
Evening star., 1920-11-25
House Dresses, $I.8S

You'll recognize $40 Billy
Burke and other attractive
models in multi-color ging-
hams, plaids and striped per-
Gales. Perfect fitting collars and
cuffs, with wide belt. All sizes
So up to 81. 4
Evening star., 1920-11-25
IS So 81 50
All sales final.
Friday only at $19.5c-Main Floor.
Young Mems AH-Wool
Two Trousers Suits,
S20.Z5

Taken from our regular two
trousers suits that were specially
priced, $3.50. Materials: All
wool mixtures. III cheviots,
tweeds and cassimeres. Mostly
small sizes, from IS to 38. Every
suit with two pairs of trousers.
Alterations limited to adjust
ment Of trousers and sleeve
lengths.
Friday only at s2s. .7s.-Main Floor.
Mems Full Dress Suits,
$500
Clearance special of about six
suits; large sizes only, AZ and ~.
Materials: Fine all-wool black
thibets and unfinished worsteds;
mostly full silk lined. Regular
$40 to $50.
Friday only at sa5.-Main Floor.
Boys Sweaters, $1.95
About Is. Coat style, in blue
and maroon: were formerly S3.9o.
Sizes 81 and "a only.
Friday only at sl.s5.-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1920-11-25
Children's Dresses
03c and I.l0

Sizes ? to E at CSC. Sizes 6
to IA at Sl.l9. Attractive Cling
ham Dresses in plaids and plain
colors. Belted and sash models
included, with double stitched
set-in sleeves, Sl.25 to S1.oS
dresses.
Friday oaly at CSC and S.ls-Bargain
Basement.
Evening star., 1920-11-25
Boys Blue Serge
Suits, $0.45

Formerly $3.50 and $500.
About 90 suits. SO come early.
The lowest price in several
seasons. Norfolk model, we'll
tailored OF fine quality True Blue
serge. Sizes 7 to II.
Friday only at S9,4tThird Floor,
Evening star., 1920-11-25
Flannelette Gowns
FRIDAY at S.M

Women's. Cozy and Pretty
Nightgowns, in pink and white
and blue and white. stripes; well
made, ample size, with neatly
Friday only. $l.oo-Barsain Basement.
Evening star., 1920-11-25
Toilet Articles
Friday Specials

81 and $1.50 Powder Boxes and
Hair Receivers, 79c and $I.l9.
$3.50 Ivory Pyralin Hair
b rus S h es, excellent quality
bristles, all guaranteed, at 4.65.
$3.50 Ivory Pyralin Long
handle Mirrors. at $4.65.
81 and $1.79 Ivory Pyralin
Dressing Combs, S5e and S1.45.
Sl-50 Nail Buffers with change
able chamois, at Sl.25.
SIS Cushion and Jewel Boxes
combined. at SZ.l9.
Evening star., 1920-11-25
IN OUR BARGAIN BASEMENT
Blolses at $2.8S

OF real georgette and silk
crepe de chine. tailored. beaded
and embroidered models. with
long and short sleeves. All sizes
in all the new shades.
Friday only at 50 ss.-Bargain Basement.
Evening star., 1920-11-25
Underwear, SOC

Women's Ribbed Vests and
Pants, SO to "A: Boys and Girls
Union Suits. fleeced lined, 8 to 10
years.
Friday only-Bargain Basement.
Evening star., 1920-11-25
Children's Underwear
60c

Boys gray ribbed, f1eeced lined
shirts, high neck, long sleeves !;
drawers to match. Girls white
ribbed fleeced vests, high neck,
long sleeves. ankle pants to
match. Mostly all sizes. All per-
feet. Formerly 85c and Csc.
Friday only 1T 60c.-l(ain Floor.
Evening star., 1920-11-25
Hosiery Reduced,
For FRIDAY ONLY

ANomen's Sl.25 Ribbed Worsted
Hosefat $1.oo; 6oc Silk and Wool
Sports Hose, 49c; Soc Fiber Silk
Hose, 39c; Polly" Hose, 2
pairs, CSC; 39c Boys Ribbed
Hose, z pairs, soc.
Barxajn Basement.
Evening star., 1920-11-25
Stamped Dresses, SOC

Children's; in tan, pink and
blue. 2 to 4 years. Formerly
SIPS.
Evening star., 1920-11-25
Mems $3.50 Union Suits
81 20
Men's $1.25 Fabric Gloves
S1.OO

MediunY weight, gray fabric
silk. finished with black on self
embroidered backs. All sizes.
Friday only at S1-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1920-11-25
Mems Cape Gloves, SI.05
Mems and Young Mems
OvercOatS, SZ1.5O

About 20 that were formerly
priced at SIS and $40. Broken
size assortments. Materials in
clude all-wool meltons and chew
lots. This clearance price is less
than cost. Small sizes, mostly as
follows:
IN
Evening star., 1920-11-25
ChiIdren's Coats, $7.08

New Winter Coats of plush,
velours and zibeline. made with
stormc oil lar, chic, belt and
pockets. Full lined; sizes 2 to E.
Sl0.8s coats included.
Friday oaly at H.ss-Bargain Base.
Evening star., 1920-11-25
Suede Bags, $4.98

Suede Bags, 4.98
Formerly $3.50. Drop-front,
mirror style, beautifully lined
with silk, fitted with frame
change purse. finished at bottom
with. large silk tassel Colors;:
Brown, beaver. tan and gray. <
Evening star., 1920-11-25
Robes, Etc, $7.08

Auto Robes, Beacon Blankets
and Comforts, last of higher
priced lots; only AZ pieces in all.
Friday only At $7.ss.-Bsrgain Base
ment. -
Evening star., 1920-11-25

Long kimonos, $2.98
Made of good quality fleece
down in pretty bright colors.
Waist or empire style.
Friday only at 50 .9s.-Thiri Floor.
Evening star., 1920-11-25
50 "a s. Sc 40
Friday only at s2l.5o.-Main Floor.
Young Mems Suits, S10.5O

About "a Suits, comprising all
wool cheviots, tweeds and fan
nels. Were regularly priced $50
and $35. Broken size assort-
ments, as follows:
q 8
Evening star., 1920-11-25
Mems So Pajamas, $500

Flannelette. made from heavy
weight domet flannel. full cut
style All sizes. neat stripes.
Friday only at Sc 60 each.-Main Floor
Evening star., 1920-11-25
Trimmings
At Friday Bargain Prices

Metal Tissue or Imitation
Metal Cloth for slips for dresses
in silver, gold and colors, yard
wide. Formerly at S1.75.
Friday orly At $1.45.
Metal Brocade for Hats, Vest
ings, Bags, Girdles, Gold or Sill
yer on black, Silver on tan and
brown, 36 inches wide. For
merly at S10.95 yard.
Friday OILY at 500 Yard.
Muff Beds, filled with down,
lined in brown, gray and black
satin, some with vanity case and
purse in pockets. Formerly $3.50
and $475.
Evening star., 1920-11-25
81 Union Suits, 70c

Children's. Boys Gray Fleeced
Union Suits. long sleeve, ankle
length; 6 to IS years. Girls
white fleeced suits. long sleeve,
ankle length, not all sizes. Some
were $1.25. Formerly at 81.
Friday only at 79c-Nain Floor,
Evening star., 1920-11-25
Women's ST Hose, 79c

Fiber silk, mock seam. black.
white and brown; also fine Isle
hose, full fashioned and mock
seam. Black, white, brown, gray
and navy.
Friday only at 7sc, or pairs for $l.45.-
Main Floor