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Imperial Valley press., 1921-12-17
ED | TORIALS
THE GOLDEN COZ oRADu

The preliminary work q. II, Colorado protco, to control
the ltsTs oi that and power purposes,
magnitude cannot be disposed OF n lAo compass ol few
conventions how ever yt#g the deaVe may be or however
The enterprise i interstate a it> Character .2o each
done that will afoa> contrFer. over TIE riparian rights OF
the Colorado whether tor r Cation az or no2er must be
eQuItabl distributed a0>y C tied to IL. When these
tj tja' S - ~ 5i>si.. IF rI.1 ., -f seems 10 be no
Cl'lressorai .r.aT i, an r- aid ... private. owner
ship would be subject to Isae direction the best method
clearly that which emanates from the federal governments
Ifthe public treasury drawn upon loI the money neceS-
,+ s lri 5 ri. f,a he i(acrj5s as b. he ease OF
PosteItz, Of course viii reap The baz Of benefits IRON
the reclamation and cultivation OF vas acreage tat coua
fl5 f 5 I[7rsIef- ,yI WHEN viii be i95oefa+sI[
.n,. . ' ,+.rl - =. I,It. ,q11.+h 11,lI
9as, IS epe inspiration in the vision OF what This gt-
the foundation OF nation within ne confines Of ra>s
c region that Io eIrE eztt1I hs lain vast Ior acA
IN 34s l-oal ~ - 3lo't.ses . are : aPR"-.' ~
provided every u.ar necessary for the comfort vel eng
except water TIE genius and energy Of SUP
pIied The deficiency, and wealth the immediate return.
50 it will be IN every ~n' region OF the southwest upon
which the waters If this great river are poured Moreover
tire project under way vii. give free and vide outlet
the congosld population many cities will provide
and profitable resource for thousands. perhaps millions
Of human beings who others would Struggle AopeesSy il
dust. 1t VIII furnish Investments for capital and these
investments will IN turn produce wealth. Their viii be
surety OF prosperity ia places upo the nation 10 guarantee
the national wei are and To en@hen The afeglard already
erected against the unforeseen perie Of the future Within
the scope ot this scheme Of conservation and rec arslon
through winch flows the @o.de waters d the Rio Colorado
San Diego L nioa
Imperial Valley press., 1921-12-17
''CHASING SALLY" Is
VERY SPEEDY PLAY

How W &. Patton as Felix FoN
ehases three womca, becomes engaged
to all Of them, passes TWO off to his
friends and marrics Sally, is brjlian.-
Iy outlined in "Cha~ing Sally" which
comes to the Paace taeuter Monday
night.
Patton, as the eccentric millionaire,
WHO requires the services OF lawyer
constantly to hclp him out of the ma
.mcrouS seJares he seems to faU ian
starts 10y chasing So,ly and soo2 fines
he is The quarry sought by two o,a@r
lwomcn.
PattoN VINO p,aygs the lead, )
noted for his eccentric comedy and
this manner of his has given him the
title Of the "pccuuar COMEDIAN"
Frank Brewster as FeIjN FoN's law
yor and constant roma"n;on, shares
second honors with Lillian Norman =
Marion Haverill and Frank Davis as
Tom RowIey
btatr#N LOWS as I.&I,-1 W tss=#
is the @impering Sa>ie of some 30 o.
summers, who is strong contender
for he hand Of the millionaire, hu'
finally marries the lawyer, believing
. i. is wealthy. The lawyer on his pa@
has the same m.saoprehva~ioo about
Lctitia.
Sally, who gives the play ills na.1e
appeared to be chasing more tG"a
she was chased, but the name Of tft
play often means little.
In the last ac,, Patton rises ab7T
hjc comedy level as he blcsses tt'
prospective bride ard bridegroom, bu
in the next breath he is turning t
laugh on them.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-12-17
OFFICIAL AVERAGE
OF COAST LEAGUE
Continued from Page II

was three points below Mollwitz.
Second base honors went to Mar
/ ty" M,Gaft.@an. Sacramento, ty q
marin Of Two points over "NamN
Ra,A, san Francisco, McGafflgan 5
record was 975.
willie" Kamm Of the san Fran
cisco lluo carried away first place
amor- the third saeher~. with a u>r-
cent"~e of .@53. five points better thaa
piuc,G Of Oakland and Smith ot NG.
non. who.were ,.ed at .95>.
Another Sac'gmento man, Orr, iel
the shor. s,oppcrS. His average y.
.957 bca, Cavvuey. san Francisco star,
by 10 points.
4 mov. pon, separated StaJz. La-
Aug.'y~, and Sraiyk. San Franchises.
I'm the oa.5#e.d.ng records, the Aae~
fielder taking the lead with .@oo.
"TrvsE Hannah. Vernon, and Gas
Fisher, Portland are tel for hisa
a...g IL tal catching department
among tHe# ea;ehgrs that have ne-
formed regularly. Hannah made rs
average of go in 14o games, Wine
Fisher made tile same mark in oa.E
I23 games
The b,ss fielding pitcher in the
.,.-ue was Jacobs Of Seattle. lie
averaged 900, a point higher thar
pruu1a ii Sacramento.
P..eu4g averages give highest
ranking to Reinhart Of Los An@a.e7
with a percentage Of 80 in the n'ac-
ter Of games won ana lost. He woa
fifteen games and lost five allowing
2.o5 run, T. the game.
ODoul. san Fran,iseo'- star SOUTH
paw. was rated second, with an aver
age Of .735, winning > game and
losing nine.
Ncx. in order came schorr, Seat
tie. is. and Dell, Vernon, and All
s5a.e. Las Angeles, with .G67 eath.
In cuas allowed psa game A'aria@e
.5ak f.rse place with 2.I6, and 0nsa.
second with 2.5".
Remnant wa, twelfth or the list in
rms allowed per game.
Ptlct.e ard Johnson, both Of Por--
land. wEo Wyye purchased by the -
.r9ic Americans for 100000, iartet
ing eight players, we're rated 41-a
and 4,h respectively in games Won a.@
lost. Joaason'> average was BIG ar
n..e..e's .242. Johnson ven - cam
aat lost - .v-.le P,.lessa "a- ".e17. 8
III. IN Is g-mc- ana loser in ~.
/ Portland finished Il -. place W..a
Ia -esm average Of 30.
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COMPANY
PLACING DEPRTC IL

The Ca.-Nez and Refining q. q
Locg Beach Will be@:n to-day ta II
5oi,e:~ ana place machinery IN aa=:
c.oa preparatory ~ starting eetHs
on their sigma. Hill claims This
company in which laI1e number =
FL Centre citizens are Interested
The manager writes that the e.-
oary has a fin. r.-, rotary outfit, ar.
one Of the best dr..lers IN .le c.aa'.
IL take change Loea. so .ae.3ee
are optimistic arl believe 6 l.e-o..
i. ia -ieat for th. company.
The BIZ Du,.h Saou gusaer tn
recently came ia and caught fine. i
wonder. aaa Tho Ca--3icz maaa@e.
enthusiastic over The pe9-a.c. F..
company The 3Eae4....- # -
burning veu aa. u....sIa. .a i i
r,w safe This -oe4cec1ar "ol /.
immediately aajola.a- Tic Ca--H ..
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Non-fctjon:
Trowbridge Hal. "Daljforn'a
Trails; an Intimate Gaidc to the Q.d
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Agnes Rerplo,-"poiH,s Of FRI
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as the title suggests, ara opon to a1gu-
mcnt.
Paul Roenfell-~AIu~.ca. Portraits.
Interpretations Of twenty modern
composers.
Fiction:
II. II. Knibbs = "Partners ot
Chance \ breezy cowboy story,
Anthony Houe-"seeret of the Tow
en-" 4 romantic mystery story la,d
in postwar England.
c. 6. Norris-"B Brass" \ novel
Of marriage.
R. Z. Verne ,e-aror; Allinstsn
Stories" N volume Of clever short
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A Brunswick in Your Home Makes
Christmas D0ubIy Joyous

Ee associate the beautiful festival Of Christmas quite
naturally with musc-and there IS no more fitting
Christmas gift than BRUNSWICK which brings all
the worlds g6at recorded music into your home as
1T plays al records. And it plays them bettetn that
pure, deep GauItezs tone that has made the BRUINS
WICK faInouss
Wherever photographs are discussed the BRUINS
WICK is admitted to be prc-cmnent in tonal quality
Our convenient Home Investment Terms make it very
easy to own BRUNSWICK. The LIST at The left shows
you just how easy it is.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-12-17

There are various
period models to
match the period
furniture in your
home.
SlG00 delivers %1C9
Model,
$l2 81. delivers $123
Model.
$3.50 delivers $50
Model.
&26,00 delivers $3.50
Model
Evening star., 1921-02-10
Little Children S
G;nghan, Aprons
Special 88c Each

9 dozen Gingham Aprons. in
sizes 2 to E years. These are
smart little dress-like aprons
that will save the better
dresses. as they are appropri-
ate for all play hours and the
days around home. Nicely
made and finished with turn
over collar, pockets. high neck
and long sleeves: some with
low neck and short sleeves.
Some are finished with scalloped
edging. A very special value.
3S Pairs Infants Silk Quilted
Carriage Boots. plain or fur trim
med; sizes and 3. $1.O5 pair;
were $3.50.
II Infants Crepe Quilts. pink
and blue colors;. neatly finished
with hand d-embroidery Spra ys.
81 a5 each: were $3.50.
10 Trfarts' Hand quilted Silk
Buntings. in pink or blue, with
hand d-embroidered sprays and the
tops finished with ribbon binding.
S4.95 each; were $3.50 and IS.
16 Infants Handmade Long
Skirts. of soft nainsook and ba-
tiste; neatly finished with hand
scalloping and others with ruffies
edged in lace or hand-embroid-
cred sprays. $2.8S each; were
1886 and $4.0S.
Is Children's Polo Hats. of
gray, brown or navy chinchilla
cloth. with ear tabs; also a few
White Corduroy Tam-o'-Shanters.
9Sc each: were &3 and $3.50.
Infants Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1921-02-10
French LINGERIE

Is Philippine Nainsook Envel-
ope Chemise, corset cover style,
daintily hand embroidered in
colotta and solid embroidery. fin
ished with hand scalloping. Sizes
36. SS, 40 and AZ. $3.45 each;
were $3.50.
II French Nainsook. Corset
Covers, camiSole style, daintfly
hand embroidered and hand seal
loped. Sizes 3s, 40 and AZ. SOS
each; were $3.50.
French Percale Petticoats,
hand embroidered and scalloped,
lengths, 80 and 40. 1895 each;
were $3.50 and 1875.
s French Percale Petticoats,
hemstitched flounce, daintily
hand embroidered and finished
with fancy scalloping, lengths
38 and 40. 1895 each; were $3.50
and $S.
French Percale Petticoats,
daintily hand embroidered in
solid and eyelet work. in fiounce
effect, lengths So and 3S. S4.35
each; were 90 and $3.50.
Silk Underwear Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1921-02-10
Corsets

2 Binner Hip Confiners. of pink
broche. very long hip, coming
Just to the waist line. Sizes rs
and 2s. $5 each; were $3.50.
4 Madame Lyra Corsets of mer-
cerized material. low bust and
long hip, sizes 20, z5 and 30.
Is each: were $3.50 and $3.50.
8 Madame Irene and w and L
Special Cersets, Of pink coutil or
brocade material. low bust. long
hip, different models. some with
elastic insert at lower front. sizes
81, %, % and 80. - each; were
$3.50 and $3.50.
10 American Lady Corsets. of
pink coutil, elastic waist line
model, all size 26.' $50 each;
were 8.
"a Odds and Ends of Brassieres
and Bandeaux. Of treco, net bras
sieres with shields. ruined bras
sieres with front or back closing.
sizes "a, Sc, AZ, a and 4S. SOC
each, were 81. $1.5O and $1.7S.
Corset Section, Third door.
Evening star., 1921-02-10

% Mems Stitched Cloth Hats, in
brown. green and gray; a practical
and serviceable hat for wear at all
seasons of the year. Sizes 6H, z.
7h and IN. $2.35 each; were Is.
27 Mems Best Quality Outing
Flannel Nightshirts, in neat striped
patterns. v neck and turn-down
collar styles; sizes Is, 16. $1.15
each, were 8. =
81 Mems Best Quality Buofold
Undershirts, silver gray wool and
cotton mixed with soft-finished
white cotton on inside: size A
only. 05c garnent3 were $3.50.
% Pairs Mems English-make
Ribbed Golf Hose, wool and cotton
mixed, in heather and oxford gray
mixtures with fancy turnover
tops; sizes 10. 10H and II. $1.5
Dair; were $2.5O.
Mems Store, First aoor
Evening star., 1921-02-10
Ch;;naware

As Decorated American Porce-
lain Breakfast Plates, slightly
imperfect. Specially priced, 1Oc
each.
Solid Color Imported China
Hot-cake Dishes. $1.5O each;
were &2.75.
"a Imported China Salad
Plates, all-over green decoration.
&c each, were 6Oc.
IL Decorated Haviland China
Soup Plates. Soc each; were $1.2S.
6 Decorated Haviland China
Bouillon Cups and Saucers. 75e
each; were $1.75.
IL Hand-decorated Imported
China Bon Bon Dishes. 25c each;
were Soc.
s Covered Stoneware Slop Jars.
with handles; slightly imperfect.
Specially priced, &1.2s each.
1 62-piece Decorated American
Porcelain Dinner Set, slightly
imperfect. S12.05: was $3.50.
1 100-piece Decorated Ameri-
can Porcelain Dinner Set, several
pieces missing. $3.50; was
t21.5O.
China Section. Fifth door.
Evening star., 1921-02-10
Misses Abbare1

10 Winter Suits, materials are
velour, duvet de Ia inc and oxford
cloth. in colors of brown, rein
deer, navy and twilight blue,
trimmed with collars of nutria.
mole and sealine. Sizes IA and
16 and a few in IS years. &29.JO
each: were 500 and &.5.
4 CharmeuSe and Satin Dresses,
basque and tunic effects and also
straight lines. In navy, brown
and black, sizes II, 16 and IS.
$10.75 each: were $45 and SIS.
2 Satin Dresses. one navy and
one black. Size Is. $12.5O each,
were $20.5O.
Velveteen Skirts. brown and
black with novelty pockets, sizes
26 waist. "a length, and rs
waist and 81 length. IS each;
were 4l2.05.
Misses Section. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1921-02-10
TOYS

SDoll Carts. dark green bodies.
leatherette hoods and rubber tired
wheels. - to $2.25 each; were
$4.A5 to &S.95.
Shoe Flies. in fancy bright
colors. with two horses. q and
S2S each; were 1915 and $4.45.
g Doll Bassinets, including
complete outfit and doll. $7.2J
each; were $1S.
6 Walking Dolls. dressed as
Cinnamon. $1.95 each; were Is.
12 All-Metal Folding Vest
Pocket Kodaks. with R. r. lens.
size Of picture. 1xx2k. $3.50
each, were $1o.5S.
Big lots Of Dolls at greatly re-
duced prices.
Another lot Of Toys. slightly
imperfect, marked at very low
prices.
Toy Store, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1921-02-10
Women S Hosiery
Shec;o7s

50 Dozen Pairs Women's Full
Fashioned Pure Silk Hose. with
Isle garter tops and soles. in
black. white and colors. some
outsizes in the lot. not a full
assortment, slightly uneven in
weave. II perfect they would he
marked 50 and $3.50. special. $1.5S
pair.
25 Dozen Pairs Women's Silk
Lisle Hose. full fashioned. in
black and a few colors. uneven
weave. II perfect they would be
marked s1.25. Special. 65c pair.
Also table of Remnants in
Women's Hose. of various grades
and colors. in silk Isle, cotton and
wool. At reduced prices.
Hosiery Section. First floor.
Evening star., 1921-02-10
Women's S Suits

10 Wool Suits. belted or tailored
models, of veldyne. tricotine and
duvet de laine, in navy. brown,
mixtures and black. 81 to ~.
broken sizes. $3.50 eaehs were
S75 to -$05.
Brown yeldyne Suit. beaver
collar, hand embroidered in self
color, belted model. size 80. $eS'
was $50.
6 Wool Suits. of tricotine. We
lour. devet de laine and cheviot.
in black. navy and tan. belted or
tailored models. sizes -. SO and
3S. $3.50 eaehs were $55.
2 Riding Habits. tan and green
tweed mixtures. long ripple coat,
full breeches, sizes IS and 81.
$3.50 each; were 80.
women's Suit Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1921-02-10
Furniture at Clearance Prices

desig and Mahogany Day Bed
beautiful velour with one extra pillow Reduced from $3.50
Cane and Mahogany Day Bed Anne Design.
in beautiful velour; one extra pillow Reduced $3.50
nsye "a with , tic $3.50
Mahogany with mattress;
,n from table to bed and vice $1,000
design Mahogany Table Bed very
bnation living room and bedroom Reduced from s2S 5000
Day ,a Bed s wh mattress in $3.50
az l. Leather settee Reduced from $42.5O
- Box Couch. Reduced from $50 $500
Mahogany in velour also
armchair to match Reduced from $50 each $3.50
2Dsee % oysrsaned .s Living Room Suite $3.50
n.aue.G S9sn om .s 9st chones with mirrors $25
Reduced psss % sss Breakfast Porch Suite $135
s. 50 * Kitchen Tables Reduced from $3.50
.,s to rumed Oak Folding Table: Reduced from $3.50
.sso E1msa to Oak Extension Table Reduced from $50
8, TO Brass costumer' slightly imperfect Reduced from $3.50
$3.50 t. to Leather cot Pads Reduced from $4.75
Evening star., 1921-02-10
Fr;daySa1e of
Curtains at Greatly
Reduced Prices

pair Dotted Swiss Curtains.
with pink edge. ~ pafr' was
pair Figured Swiss Hem
stitched Curtains. S1.75 pair;
was 43S5.
/ pair Fine White Wolfe Cur
tains. with narrow pink runled
edge. $3.50 pair; was S6.S0.
pair Soft Ivory Voile Cur
tains. p pair; was $50.
pair Soft Ivory Wolfe Cur
tains. with three rows Of hand
drawn work and edge. $S.s5
PAIR; was SO.
pair Very Fine Marquisette
Curtains with neat edge. 94.s5
pair; was $40.
pair Fine Wolfe Hemstitched
Curtains. with border and lace
corner. &3.75 pair, wns $50.
l pair Handsome Duchess Lace
Curtains. in ivory. 3 yards long.
SO pafr, was &27.50.
pair Fine Wolfe Curtains with
drawn work and edge. 2h yards
long. &3.05 pair, was %.
pair Plain Bobinet Ecru
Curtains. 2h yards long. s2.15
4 pairs Ecru Net Curtains, fine
madras weave. with neat edge.
0z.3S pair.
Also a number Of 2, 8. 4 ana
8 pairs. lots Of Wolfe md Net Cur
tains. at reduced prices.
Curtain and Drapery Section. Fifth
door.
Evening star., 1921-02-10
Friday Remnants Of
Cotton Dress Goods
2 to 9 Yard Lengths

to 9 Yard Lengths
Embroidered Swiss. $1.5O yard;
was q.
Printed voiles. $3.50 yard;
was -.
Printed voiles. CSC yard; was
S5c.
Printed voiles, 4Oc yard; was
soc.
Outing Flannel. zoe yard; was
to 8 Yard LenKths
32-inch Gingham, CSC yard;
was .5c.
32-inch Gingham. 3Oc yard,
was 3Sc.
32-inch Kiddie Cloth. acc yard;
was 3Se.
36-inch Tissue Gingham, 75c
yard; was SSc.
2 to 4 Yard Lengths
36-inch Percale. 25c yard, was
3Oc.
Cotton Dress Goods Section, Second
floor.
Evening star., 1921-02-10
FURS

Kit Coney Muff, round shape.
$3.50, was $15.
1 Beaver Coney Muff. trimmed
with satin frills. $3.50. was
$3.50.
Kit Coney Muff. canteen
shape. with satin frill. $71.5O.
was &15.
1 Small Lined Animal Fox
Scarf In brown. SIS. was $4S
/ Black Fox Animal Scarf,
lined. $50. was S57 80.
Long Black Narobia Lynx.
with pockets, satin lined. &22.JO.
was &S1.5O.
Gray and Red Fox Misses
Set. lined animal scarf and round
muff, with head and tail. IS,
was $35.
Fur Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1921-02-10

so dozen Mems White Cambria
Handkerchiefs. hemstitched, full
regular size. q for Soc; were $1.5O
dozen.
80 pieces Mems winter-weight
Natural Gray Wool and Cotton
Underwear; shirts, size 30; draw
ers, sizes SO and 50. $1-5O each,
were s..
"a pieces Mems winter-weight
Ribbed Balbriggan Underwear;
shirts. sizes 3S, ~. a.; drawers
with reinforced seat, sizes "a. SO,
3S and 40. CSC eachs were $3.50.
80 Pairs Mems Dark Gray Sa-
hara Buckskin Walking Gloves:
three-welt embroidered backs:
sizes ~: 8 and SH. $1.s5 pair;
were 43.7S
90 Pairs Mems Seamless Cash
mere Socks. double soles, heels and
toes: black, oxford and natural
gray; sizes 10. 10h. II, liz and II.
pairs for 500, were 75c.
Evening star., 1921-02-10

Porcelain Top Kitchen or Sick
room Tables, size 1920. slightly
damaged. $3.50 each; were $1O.75'
1 Porcelain Top Kitchen Table,
size 24x36. slightly damaged.
1875, was 91O.25.
Stained Drop-leaf Kitchen Ia
bles, slightly imperfect. $7.75
each; were $3.50.
36-inch Drop-leaf Kitchen Ia
BILE, slightly imperfect. $s.7S;
was $18.75.
Plain Kitchen Table. size
2sx42. slightly imperfect. $4.7S,
was $3.50.
1 Plain Kitchen Table. with
stained legs. size 28x4S. slightly
imperfect. $3.50, was $7.75.
1 Invalid's Commode Chair
slightly damaged. $s.95; was
U1.25.
Large Size White Bathroom
Hamper, slightly damaged. $4.75'
was %.
Housefurnishing Section. Fifth door
Evening star., 1921-02-10
A Special Purchase of
SOILED
:BEDSPREADS :

Offered at the Most Attractive
Prices That Have Been
Named in Years
Included in the collection are
Satin Spreads
Crochet Spreads
Spreads and Shams to Match
Colored Dimity Spreads.
White Dimity Spreads
They are the warehouse SAM
pies of the maker of only the
best grades of spreads. In both
single and double bed sizes.
Prices range from 1915 to $3.50
each.
Bedwear Section. Second floor.
Evening star., 1921-02-10

Sf~>e&A, VON uOZSH SdhCS.
White Medicine Cabinet. with
mirror door. slightly shopworn.
$3.50, was Sl1.zH.
q White Enameled Bathroom
Hampers, s damaged. @a50 each;
Pair Brass Andirons. medium
sa. SIZE: shopworn. $11.75 pair; were
1 Marvel Hand Vacuum Sweep
er. used for demonstration. SIo;
Brass Bird Cage, slightly i'm
perfect. $3.50, vas se.25.
Brass Bird Cage, slightly i'm
perfect. $3.50, was $s.
White Enameled Kitchen
Chairs. slightly shopworn. &2.o6
each, were 44.75.
White-frame Bathroom Mir
ror. slightly imperfect. IS, was
$11.5O.
3 Large Size Hand painted serv-
Ing Trays, shopworn. &1.S5 eaeh,
were 97.25.
l Bathroom Towel Hamper.
slightly imperfect $3.50, was
$11.7k.
Evening star., 1921-02-10
Women
House Dresses

II Extra Size House Dresses,
of green, blue and lavender
striped gingham, or green and
white checked gingham- With
three-quarter sleeves. round pique
collar, square neck. and some
with vest effects, adjustable belt
and pockets. Sizes 4S to So. $4.95
10 Extra Size House Dresses.
in blue, black and green checked
percale and gingham, long and
three-quarter sleeves, v neck,
with or without collars, adjust
able belt and pockets. Sizes 4S
to So. 32.0S eachs were -.
Bungalow Aprons. of plain or
figured percale. round neck, ad-
Unstable belt and pockets. Sizes
36 to A. $1.25 each; were $1.75.
House Dress Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1921-02-10
Women S Ribbed
Cotton Vests
Special for Fr;day

90 Dozen Women's Swiss Rib
ped Cotton Vests. low neck.
sleeveless. narrow shoulder
straps. regular sizes only. Very
special. Zoe each, or 9 for 81,
10 Women's Glove-silk Envel-
ope Chemise, bodice top with rib
pon shoulder strap. sizes 38 and
40. in pink and white, sizes as
and AZ in white. - each; were
80.
20 Women's Cotton Combina-
ton Suits. spring weight. low
neck. no sleeves. ankle length,
size s. II each; were -.
Is Women's Mercerized Lisle
combination Suits. in pink. with
low mock. no sleeves. tailored top
shcll-hnished umbrella drawers.
size 9. $3.50 each; were $3.50.
Women's Knit Underwear Section,
Third foor.
Evening star., 1921-02-10
Blankets and
Comforts

2 Pairs. Wool Blankets. extra
size. 7Sx90; soiled. $l2.5O pair;
were $50.
2 Pairs Wool Blankets. size
70xS2: soiled. $3.50 pair, were
I12.5O.
1 Pair Wool Blankets. size
70xS0; soiled. $3.50 pair, was
$11.
1-Pair Gray Plaid Wool Blan-
kets, size 6SxS0; soiled. 1875
pair; was $3.50.
3 Fancy B AMI ket Co u h
Throws, size 72xS4. Is each, were
$3.50.
1 Lambswool filled Comfort,
soiled. 1915; was SIS.
1 Lambswool filled Comfort,
pink null covering. $0.55; was
eI5.
1 Lambswool filled Comfort,
silk covered; damaged. $3.50;
was SIS.
Iedwear Section. Second -noor.
Evening star., 1921-02-10
Women s Skirts

IL Skirts. Of navy and bIack
serge, or black and white block
velour, pleated models with
pockets. sizes 81 to 80. Specially
priced $3.50.
Black Satin Pleated Skirts.
sizes 29 and 30 inch waists, $15
eachs were 80.
1 Navy Crepe de Chine Pleated
Skirt, size 81 waist. $3.50, was
S35.
women's Skirt Section. Third door.
Evening star., 1921-02-10
Special, $3.50 Each
Friday Clearance Mems Shoes

Mems Shoes, mixed lot of good quality English
models in sizes 10H. 1lH AA " A; 5 81, 9, 1o and
B; 81 o. g. s and 1oH {; g. oz g. Sz g. w. 10 and
II D. $55s pair; $40 to $2
Is pairs wing the
makes closing sizes@ 81 and AA 81, 9,
A: H. 81 and B; 6, g. 8H, 9H and 10 C. sz7S
pair; SIS
small lot of Mems Felt Slippers with leather soe sizes TO-
II and II. 81 pair; S.
pairs Indian Moccasin sizes g. g. TO- II and
II. 81 pair 81 to $3.50
The remandes of lots of light coored Spa which for
merly sold $780, priced s. pair
Mems Shoe stee.F Fir floor
Evening star., 1921-02-10
Women S Bath Robes
and K;n1onos

8 Blanket Robes. with collar
and cuffs and pockets: in rose,
blue and lavender. 1895 each;
were $500.
4 Corduroy Robes. made break
fast-coat style. with adjustable
belt. pockets: or loose-robe style,
finished with cord. in pink. violet
and navy blue. 1885 each, were -.
II Japanese Cotton Crepe XII
monos. attractively hand en-
broidered in colored floral de-
signs and butterflies. These are
made in regular Japanese style,
with loose pocket sleeves and ad-
Unstable belt In lavender. rose.
copen and gray. 1896 each; were
$3.50.
Kimono Section, Third floor
Evening star., 1921-02-10
4 Clearance of Odd
Picture Frames

Accumulations from our own
frame shop in nnmberless sizes.
grades and firishes-wood. gilt
and bronze. They are of excel
lent quality and remarkably low
in price.
LOT Picture Frames,
Special, 10c each.
Lot 2-Pictn-e Frames.
Special. 25c each.
Lot 1Picture Frames,
Special. SIC each.
Picture Section, Fifth floor.