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Taiban Valley news., 1921-05-06

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Taiban Valley news., 1921-05-06
uP.To-pATE GOOD THINGS.

A SALAD which is as good as Il
"A sounds is prepared as follows;
Evening star., 1921-10-06
SEVENTEEN DIE AS TRAINS
CRASH IN PARIS TUNNEL
Gas Explosions Follow Collision,
Burning Many to Death.
100 Injured.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PARIS. October 6.-Reports received
by the authorities of the loss OF life
IN yesterdays collision between two
suburban trains in the tunnel lead
ing to the st. LaZare railroad station
showed that UP to the present seven
teen persons are dead. OF these hf-
teen We're killed or burned to death
in the cars. which caught fire follow
ing the collision. and two died In
hospitals. Newspaper reports indi-
cate that about 100 were injured.
Tt is feared that those who were
trapped in the burning wreckage may
never be identified. as they would
surely be burned to a cinder in the in
tense heat, yet unreached by the fire.
men. who were directing streams of
water from both ends of the tunnel.
Later it was learned that the fire
started by explosions of small il
Illuminating gas tanks in the coaches
Of the telescoped train The train for
Versailles had stopped TO repair
broken coupling. When the collision
occurred hundreds of the injured
were able to escape by running.
through the dark tunnel along the
track to both ends Troops were call
ei out Immediately to surround the
scene of the disaster.
Evening star., 1921-10-06
WANT TRADE PACT
WITH CUBA ALTERED
Manufacturers Urge In
creased DifferentiaI to
Cope With Germany.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, October 6.-Alteration
or the lS02 treaty between Cuba and
the United States so as to increase
substantially the present 90 per cent
tariff differential was requested of
Congress in a resolution adopted by
the annual convention of the Ameri-
can Manufacturers Export ASSocla-
lion. The change is being sought by
the Cuban commercial mission now in
the United States.
Growing severity Of competition, es-
pecially from Germany, emphasizes
the greater need for preferential ar
rangements with Cuba, the resolution
maintained. 1t cited that American
trade with Cuba exceeded half bill
lion dollars in 1920, more than the
trade of the United States with all
South American countries combined.
German manufacturers, the conVen-
tion was told by its secretary, A. w.
Willmann. have usurped American
patents, selling German-made goods
bearing United States trade marks in
foreign countries and even in Amer
lea.
Allen Walker of the Guaranty Trust
Company discussing world trade con-
siitionS and the foreign exchange sit
-uation, pointed out that every time
American exports rose. with no cor
responding increase Ill tUoSe ol tHe
buying country. their purchasing
power weakened, and the foreign ma
tion's exchange Slumped further
To strengthen the buying power or
foreign customers, he said, must be
the paramount consideration in con-
templating Il national economic pol
icy.
Reforms recommended by Mr..
Walker to rehabilitate world trade
included definite settlement of the
reparations issue on a basis allow
ing Germany to pay in kind. agree
ment on settlement of the interallied
debts and general disentanglement
from "senseless paper bonds which
are lettering the worlds economic
strength"
George Weston, South American
manager of the American Express
Company, suggested longer credit.
better delivery and greater gener-
osity in dealing with South America.
William c. Redtield. former Secre-
tary of Commerce. the ASSOCIATION
retiring president. said he oenevea @
the statement that between one-third
and one-uuarter of production in the
United States now constitutes a sur
plus for which no domestic market
exists Foreign markets must be
found for the surplus production. he
said or the manufacturers will not
be able to employ full forces or run
on full time.
would offer safety valve through
which German industrial energy may
be fruitfully expended to the good OF
everybody. The United States also
would get its share of both RUSSIAN
and world markets regardless OF Hef-
man competition.
Evening star., 1921-10-06
Charmeusette Petticoats
Special at $2.75

Charmeusette Petticoats of an
extra good quality, with tucked
and pleated flounce; in blue and
black. This petticoat is de-
signed especially for service, and
very nicely answers the purpose
of a silk one.
Also the following:
3 Milanese Jersey Silk Petit
coats, heavy quality. in colors
of purple and green. $3.50 each;
were $15.
6 Jersey Silk Pettibloomers.
with shirred cuffs, in green and
purple. $2.95 each; were IS.
Copen Blue Satin Pettibloom-
ers, with pleated and ruffled
cuffs. $1.95 each; were $3.95.
Heavy Jersey Silk Petticoats.
with pleated ruffles. in two-tone
effects; purple and brown, black
and blue, rose and brown. 1915
eachs were IS.
s Rose Colored Sateen Petit
boomers, Of heavy quality, with
double elastic cuff. 75c each;
were 81.
Petticoat Section, Third door.
Evening star., 1921-10-06
SPLENDID Values in
WAISTS

II Handmade Batiste Blouses,
flet trimmed; all size "a. $l.oS
each; were $2.05.
IA Handmade Batiste Blouses.
made with frills, tuxedo or Peter
Pan collars, embroidered and
trimmed in contrasting shades. as
white with lavender, tan. blue.
rose or Jade. 1896 each; were
% and 1915.
s Handmade Linen Blouses,
trimmed in filet, in rose and tan.
1896 each; were $1O.75.
Is Colored Organdy Blouses.
roll tuxedo collar and turn-back
cuffs, edged with narrow pleat-
ing, fastened with large pearl
buttons, in rose and pink. $1.sS
each, were Sass.
is one or two Of kind, Geor-
sette Crepe, Net and Crepe de
Chine Blouses, last of lines. taken
from regular stock, in navy,
bisque, flesh, white and gray.
S2.85 each; were &5.75 and 1915.
IL Wash Silk Blouses, in pretty
stripes, with tuxedo or Peter
Pan collars. 1896 each; were
$3.50.
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Evening star., 1921-10-06
Special for Friday
Misses Black and
Nauy MILDLY Suits
SIS each; .uere $l9.z5

10 MILDLY Suits, in black or
navy, with pleated skirts. Full
blouse, with long sleeves and
sailor collar, trimmed with white
braid and emblem on sleeve.
Sizes IA, l6, 18, 20. .
Sage Green Cotton Crepe
Smocks. with Peter Pan Collar
and scalloped around the bottom;
the collar and cuffs are Of yellow
crepe. Sizes 16 and Is. $3.50
each; were $4.25.
2 Navy Blue Tricotine Capes.
combined with satin; copies of
importations; size Is. $4S each:
were 800 and 9115.
2 Georgette Crepe Afternoon
Dresses. in Jade and Nile green,
trimmed with silk lace-short
sleeves; sizes 16 and 1s. 1875
each, were &28.5O.
9 Betty Wales French Serge
Dresses, cable stitched in varied
colors; made with round neck
and long sleeves, button trimmed.
belted models; sizes IA, 16, IS.
S15 each; were $10.s5.
Misses Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1921-10-06
Infants Apparel

. Children's Wool Jersey
Sweater Suits. including draw
ers, leggins and belted coat. 50
each: were $1j.
z Children's Corduroy Romp-
ers. made with band at knee and
trimmed with wool stitching.
1895 each; were $3.50.
2 White Enameled Invalid
Trays, painted in rose design.
81 each; were $J.
2 White Enameled Clothes
Racks, soiled from display. 75c
each; were $3.50.
9 Children's Beacon Cloth
Bath Robes, in dark colors, made
with roll collar and pockets; fin
ished with cord and tassel. $2.Sj
each; were -.
,23 Children's Worsted Toques.
in brown, blue and tan; STYLES
suitable for either boy or girl.
JDc each: were 81.
80 Pairs Children'S White Cam
brio Boomers, made with elastic
at knee. 25c each: were CSC.
IA Children's Nainsook Combi-
nations, trimmed with tucked
rufie, edged with embroidery or
lace. s5c each; were 81 and
$2s5.
Infants Section, Fourth noor.
Evening star., 1921-10-06
Chadren's Hose

bed Fall-weight Hose, of black
and eordovan cotton: sizes 61s to
Sh. Specially priced, 25c pair.
40. pairs Children's Fine Ribbed
Silk and Silk Lisle Hose, in
white; slightly soiled: sizes ~
to 611k. Soc part were 75c.
80 pairs Chi1dren's Socks and
Stockings Of Isle, cotton and
wool; various qualities at greatly
reduced prices.
Children's Hosiery Section, Fourth door.
Evening star., 1921-10-06
Au-Linen
Handkerchief
Specially Priced

so dozen Women's ALL
linen Handkerchiefs, sheer
quality. narrow hens, un-
laundered. Special, 1Sc
each, $3.50 dozen.
25 dozen Mems All-linen
Handkerchiefs, narrow
hens. special, 25c each, $3
dozen.
Handkerchief Section, First
floor.
Evening star., 1921-10-06
Wool Sports Scarfs

Tan, with brown collar, tan belt
and fringe. 50, was SEQ.
8 Plain Green, with collar. belt and
fringe. Sc each; were SIS.
Plain Green, with fringe ends. $3.50
each: wefs $3.50.
s Hand Knit Scarfs. tan. brown, wis
taria, with contrasting borders. $3.50
each: were $3.50.
6 Brushed Wool Scarfs. in cerise. with
fringe. $3.50 each; were $3.50.
4 Woven Scarfs, in maroon, with con-
trasting color on the ends. Csc each;
were So.
Also these:
Is Decorated Glass Medicine Glasses.
with cover. $l.25 each; were Sc.
IL Decorated Glass Night Sets. 81
each: were $3.50.
. Art Embroidery Section, Second floor
Evening star., 1921-10-06
Siveruare

Z Glass Compotes with gold
bands, 81 each, were $2.
3 Decorated Glass Sugar and
Cream Sets. IS eachs were IT,
Decorated Glass Oil or Vine
gar Bottles. $3 each, were ~:
Decorated Glass Flower Vase
in French gilt stand, g; was g.
2 Relish Dishes. Quimperware,
$3 each; were 20.
Is Glass Oil or Vinegar Bottles,
in hammered silver-plated holder,
SOC each, were 81.
10 Glass Mustard Jars, in ham
mered silver-plated holders, 25c
eachs were Soc.
A small lot Of discontinued
patterns in Dessert Forks and
spoons; 1S47 Rogers plated ware.
- dozens were %.
Butter knives. Soc each3 were 81.
Silverware Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1921-10-06
IS Young Mems
Tlvo-Trousers Suits
Specially Priced at
S29.75

Two-trousers Suits are
very much in demand by
men, as they practically
give double service.
Single-breasted and three
button effects of plain
gray and brown cheviots
the materials that wear
so, we'll. Sizes 81, IS, Sc,
81, SO and 40.
One of the very best
values we have been able
to offer in several sea-
sons.
2 Ulster Overc0nts, me-
dunn and dark gray and
brick red colors: double
breasted with belted back:
g large, roomy models: sizes
36, So and AZ. $3.50 each:
were $50 and so.
3 OvercOats, In Chester
field and loose box dress
styles. medium and dark
gray heavyweight fabrics:
some have satin yoke and
sleeve lining. while others
are full satin lined; sizes
&c. 80 and 42 regulars and
80 and 40 stouts. $3.50
each; were $50 and $50.
Mems Clothing Section, Second
floor.
Evening star., 1921-10-06
Pictures and
Picture Frames

s Genuine Steel Engravings
and Etchings in imitation ma
hogany frames. These pictures
were marked SIS and over, un-
framed. Now specially priced.
s. each.
The frames Of these pictures are
slightly damaged: al
/. The Lord is Ny Shepherd. $1.75; vas
$3.50. IT
l. Entering the Locks. Sl.75; was S4,xS,
]. The Return Of Persephone, Sits; was
Z, Colored Prints. venoise subjects; 75c
each; were S1.95.
]. Dawn. $2; was S4.75.
/. Napoleon on Board the Bellophooe.
50: was SITS.
j. The Weeping Magdalene. $3.50; was
81.
Standing Frames
1 Genuine Oval Mahogany Frame;
size 7Rx9,a inches. Sc: was IS.
1 Mahogany Frame: 6xs inches. Sc:
was 81
8 Imitation Mahogany Double Frames;
sizes 4x8. 5xa. 6xS. 719, slightly dam
aged. 81 each: were 81.
1 Imitation Triple Mahogany Frame:
size 4x6, slightly damaged. $3.50; was
IS.
I Mahogany Frame: size 5xs, slightly
damaged. $3.50: was IS.
Picture Section, Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1921-10-06
Slip Covers
for Automobile:
Greatly Reduced

10 Sets Ford Touring Car
Covers. that cover the seats,
backs, arms and doors: rear
doors have pockets. Good serv-
iceable striped materials. pre-
shrunken, fast color. washable
fabrics; wonderful values. $5.6S
set, originally 18.06.
4 Sets, as above. for Dodge
Touring Cars, 1920-1921 models.
97.65 sets originally 41S.76.
"a Jiffy Covers that will Mt
various makes of Touring Cars.
These cover the seat cushions
and back only. SAILS and $2.z5
each. were 44.26 ana $3.50.
Dr.pery Section, Fifth door.
Evening star., 1921-10-06
Specials in
Wanted Housewares

72 Scrap Baskets, in various
colors and shapes. Special 2Sc
each.
$500 Cakes Swift's Borax Laun-
dry Soap. Special. 4Sc dozen; Case
OF 100 cakes, 1925.
10 Aluminium 6-quart Kettles,
for preserving. Special, csc each.
10 White Canister SetHs con-
-four, sugar. tea and coffee cans.
Slightly imperfect. <1.35 set;
were &2.15.
IS 10-quart White Round Dish
Pans, slightly imperfect. Csc
each; were $1.15.
IL Heavy Duck Laundry Bags.
slightly shopworn. soc each:
were S1.25.
10 White Combinettes, slightly
damaged. Csc each, were $1.35.
8 White Rolled-top Bread
Boxes, slightly damaged. $1.35
each; were $2.1S.
6 Large Size Universal Food
Choppers. slightly shopworn. $1.95
each; were $500.
6 2-quart White Double Boilers.
slightly imperfect. Csc each;
were $1.15.
I Porcelain-top Kitchen Table,
one drawer, size 24X36, slightly
damaged. $3.50; was $14.SO.
Grass King Lawn Mowers. 16-
inch blades. 81 each; were $1O.SO.
Grass King Lawn Mowers, 12-
inch blades. SO each; were 80.
! Grass King Lawn Mower, IA
inch blades. $3.50; was $3.50.
3 Berkeley Ball-bearing Lawn
Mowers, 14-inch blades. 1915
each; were $14.25.
1 4-foot Steel Frame Step Lad
der, slightly shopworn. $3.50, was
$500.
6-foot Steel Frame Step Lad
der, slightly shopworn. 1915; was
$3.50.
Hausewares Section, Fifth door.
Evening star., 1921-10-06
Blanket Bath Robes
Special. $495 each

A special lot of Blanket Bath
Robes, made with sailor collar.
or collarless and cuffs. finished
with wash satin ribbon, pockets
and cord, in rose, blue. lavender
and navy. with conventional de-
signs.
Is Blanket Robes, of figured
material, collar and cuffs, tai
cord girdle. In rose. blue and
lavender. Special, $3.95 each.
kimono Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1921-10-06
Lace Curtains
at Reduced Prices

1. 2, 3 or more pairs Of a kind;
soiled or mussed samples are in
3 pairs Ivory Swiss Point Lace
Curtains, attractive border de-
signs, "a yards long. - pair;
3 pairs Ivory Swiss Point Lace
Curtains, insertion effects, ~
yards long. 1926 pair; were
pairs Ecru Swiss Point Lace
Curtains, pretty border design,
2z yards long. $3.50 pair; were
SIS.
pairs Ivory Net Curtains,
with embroidered border design.
2.a yards long. $6 pair; were
i pair Filet Novelty Net Cur
tains, ivory color, 2A yards long.
$2.75, was $5.
1 pair Rose Poplin Curtains.
with artistic stenciled border and
valance. -, was $3.50. :
5 pairs Fine White Swiss Cur ::
tains, with hemstitched ruffles;
2A yards long. $1.25 pair, were
1 pairs Wide Border Ivory
Swiss Point Lace Curtains, 3h
yards long, wide width. $1S'oO
pairs were $40.
pair stenciled Crash Curtains,
colored stencil border, valance,
2A yards long. s2.75 pairs were /:
$3.50. =
pair Ivory Wolfe Curtains,
lace trimmed and hemstitched.
e3s was $3.50.
pairs Brussels Net Curtains.
pretty floral border, in white, 2k
yards long. 411 pair, were $17.
pairs Wolfe Curtains, with at
tractive lace and embroidery
decoration. 3 yards long. $l1.25
pairs were $3.50.
2 pairs Ivory Duchess Lace
Curtains. neat border design, 2k e,
yards long. $3.50 pairs were
Sl4.BO.
S pairs Fine. voile Curtains,
with ruffies and neat colored en-
broidered edge, ~ yards long.
$3.50 pairs were $3.50.
Evening star., 1921-10-06
MYSTERY SURROUNDS
MURDER OF JAPANESE
Police Seek Hotel Roommate and
Cook After Body Is Dis
covered.

by the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, October 6-Harry
Yashuhara, japanese. said by the
nolice to have been employed by the
British government during the war
and later in a sanitarium at Norris
town, n. J., was found dead yester-
day under mysterious circumstances
in room at the Empire Hotel
The manner in which the man had
met death puzzled the authorities.
The body lay on the floor with towel
around the neck. which led the police
to believe he had been strangled, but
examination later showed no marks
of violence.
The room in which Yashuhara was
found had been rented by another
Japanese, Tan Kobin. Both were seen
about the hotel together. The police
are looking for Kobin and Japanese
cook, who. it was learned, had visited
The dead man at his home in West
G5th street.
The police said Yashuhara arrived
in this country from England on Sep
tember IS.
Evening star., 1921-10-06
Lamps and
PedesfaIs

Green Marble PedestaIs, $50 each;
were $40.
l Green Marble Pedestal, SEQ; was
S35.
j Green Marble Pedestal, SO; was SIS.
! White Marble Figure. $50; was $45.
> White Marble Lamps with marble
globes. SEQ each: were S45.
1 White Marble Lamp with marble
globe. S35; was SIS.
White Marble Lamp with marble
globe. SIS; was SIS.
Lamp Section. Second foor.
Evening star., 1921-10-06
Mems Shoes Reduced

l3 pairs Mems Tan Calfskin
Round-toe Butchers. Sizes e, I.
TX, 6, 81z and 10 D. Special
price &.95 pair.
81 pairs Mems Dark Tan Calf
skin English Shoes. Sizes +, 6k,
7, ~. 8, 81, 9. 9A and 10 D.
Special price, 4.95 pair.
13 pairs Mems Vici kidskin
High Shoes. Sizes 81 to IL D.
Special price, $3.9S pair.
81 pairs Mems Bath Slippers.
Sizes s to II. 55c pair; were 75c.
Mems Shoe Section. First floor.
Evening star., 1921-10-06
Leather Goods
Reduced

. English Morocco 0vernight Cases. I
black and blue. containing PAR OF
leather slippers. IS each; were $t0.
Patent Leather Overnight Bags
leather lined. $13 each; were $2S.oo.
3 Real Morocco Overnight Bags. $Ao
each; were $22.6o.
MORE silk lined. $50; was $40.
l Electric Lamp and Kettle. in leather
case. $40; was SIS.
/ Alcohol Lamp and Kettle. in leather
case. $3.50; was -.
Ieather Goods Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1921-10-06
Travelling Goods

1s-inch 3-piece Travelling Bag. cor
dovan color; extra large; sewed-cn cor
sfs1 ssss Leather Was saso ansss and three pockets
fS-inch 5-piece Genuine Black Cow
hide Travelling Bag. handsewed-in in
frame. extra large sewed-on corners;
leather lining, three pockets. $l6.75;
was $27.
3 1s-inch 5-piece welted Seam Black
Genuine Cowhide Travelling Bags, good
grade linen lining. $lS.75 each; were
$25.
Top Wardrobe Trunks; this large ward
robe trunk has clothes section as spa
cious As that Of any trunk made. Floor
sample. so; was $3.50. -
/ Full Size "Dust-proof" Wardrobe
Trunk; the interior is of dainty Gre
tonne: an electric iron-hOlder is de-
tachable in the second drawer. Floor
sample. $62.50; was SIS.
Travelling Goods Section. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1921-10-06
Won,en's
Knit Undersl,em

10 Women's Wool and Cotton White
Tights, ankle length, sizes 5 and 6.
Sl.5o pair; vere $3.50.
16 women's Fine Ribbed SIX and
Wool Combination Suits. high neck, long
sleeves, ankle length, size z. $6.26 each;
were SETS.
1s Women's Fine Ribbed Cotton Cor
set Covers, high neck and long sleeves,
sizes 8 and 8. 76c each; wore $l.95.
women's Knit Underwear Section,
Third floor.
Evening star., 1921-10-06
Boys Wear

80 Small Boys Rompers. in as
sorted colors. very desirable;
sizes 2, 3, 4. s years only. 7sc
each, were S1.25 and S1.5O.
81 Small Boys Wash Suits.
broken lots. assembled in sizes
21s, 3, 4. 5 years only. 75c each;
were S2.25 to $2.95. !.
18 Khaki Middies; sizes 4
years only. Regent make. 75c
each, were 31.85.
So Blue Serge Golf Caps, good
quality serge; sizes 6s, 61a. 65s.
64 only. 75c each; were 41.25.
Boys Section, Fourth floor
Evening star., 1921-10-06

IS pairs Mems Heavy Reindeer
Leather Shoes, blucher style,
with broad toe and heavy sole.
Sizes s. 9 and 91s A; E and 61z
B; E, 10 and II C; E, 6H. 10 and
1OH D. S4.95 pair; were Sl2.
II pairs Mems Tan Mahogany
Calfskin English Shoes, high
grade. Sizes s. 81 and 9 AA;
7, 715 and 9 A; 81 and 9 B; 6
and c. $3.95 pair; were $40.
2 pairs Mems Cordovan Eng
lish Shoes. Sizes 6H B and II
D. $4.95 pair; were SIS.
Evening star., 1921-10-06
Friday Clearance of DOLLS

OF many different and sizes at half and less than
half original prices An excellent opportunity to secure
dolls for Christmas.
12 Full Ball-jointed Dolls. $3.50 each; were ss5s:
"a l6-nch Dolls, full jointed $zzS each; were S.
AZ Infant Character Dolls. $475 each; were $1o
II Strapht-leg Dolls. SOC each were S125
so Crynp Baby Dolls. 45c each; were S.
s. Infant Character Dolls. $3.50 each; were s..
II Large Infant Dolls $3zS each; $780,
Lie Size Infant Dolls. Sle7s each; SIS.
12 3O-nch Full Jointed Dolls $3.50 each; were $15
Il Small Baby Dolls. CSC each; were $z95. =.
6 Small Dolls heads body 45c each; ST.
28 25nch Full Jointed Dolls SOS each; were $3.50.
IS Infant Character Dolls S195 each; were S.
Some of these dolls have real hair wigs and closing
eyes-the wigs either curly or bobbed
Also 20 pece Furniture 81 s. and $780,
oil and
Evening star., 1921-10-06
WOMENS
FALL SUITS
Specially Priced
S29.5O

A most attractive assortment
to be exact, just 29-HiSh-
grade Tailored Suits. in navy,
black and brown-siZes ranging
from 1G to AZ. These suits are
made from excellent quality tri-
cotine and Duvet de Laine-most
of the coats are knee length,
some are self trimmed-with
notch, or soft collars with high
fastenings. All lined in peau de
cygne or radium. An unusual
value at this time of the season.
$3.50 each; were $39.5O.
Women's Suit Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1921-10-06
so Dozen
Pure Irish Linen
Plain Tea Napkins
Hemstitched; size 12x12
Special, $2.25 dozen
Linen Section, Second door.
Philippine Lingerie

eS Philippine Hand Scalloped Enve-
lOpe Chemise, camisole top. large size
only. $l.95 each; were $2.50.
II Flesh-color Philippine Envelope
Chemise, corset cover style, daintily
hand embroidered and scalloped: sizes
80 to ~. S1.95 each; were $3.50.
Pairs Philippine Drawers. prettily
embroidered in solid and eyelet designs:
lengths % and %. $l.S6 pair; werc
S3.75.
Also % China Silk Waist Slips. high
neck and long sleeves, in black, white,
fesh and light blue. Sizes Sc to A.
81 .86 each; were 80.
SiIk Underwear Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1921-10-06
SUedfers

S Fiber Silk Tuxedo Sweaters. in pink,
turquoise and honeydew. $6.75 each;
were $8.75 and $9.75.
8 Fiber Silk Sweaters. slip-on models.
in copen, can be used as blouse or
sweater. $2.s5 each; were $s.75.
Brown Wool Coat Sweaters. tuxedo
models, can be fastened over; sizes 10
and AZ $3.95 each; were $3.50.
Tubular Knit Wool Scarfs. in OK
ford. blue or brown heather. $2.S5 each;
were $3.50.
90 Black Wool Sleeveless Spencers.
good to wear these cool days. 81 each;
were $1.75.
4 Lightweight Brown Jersey Tuxedo
Coats. all size 42. Special, $2.S6 each.
Sweater Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1921-10-06
28 De Beuoise
Corssieres

\ Brassiere with elastic
waistline and supporters at
tached, forming a eirdle below
the waist. Sizes "a, 26, % ONLY.
S1.1O. $3.50 and $3.50 each; were
$3.50 to 20.
IS Corsets, medium and low
bust models, of white coutil, well
boned, long skirts. Bon Ton,
Royal Worcester and W. & L.
models. Sizes 81, 90, 90, 26. 2S,
80. 81 each; were $3.50.
Dozen Elastic Waistline Cor
sets, in plain pink and broche
materials. Sizes 19, 81, %, %,
"A, 25. 81 each: were $3.50.
Corset Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1921-10-06
Children's Knit
Under1uear

- Children's Fine Ribbed Wool and
Cotton Pants, ankle length. to fit chill
1ren from 10 to IL years. 81 pair; were
$3.50.
10 pairs Children's Plain Weave Wool
and Cotton Pants. ankle length. to fit
children from to 13 years. 75c pair;
were $1.40 and $1.50.
Cbildren's Knit Underwear Section.
Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1921-10-06
Sample Flosuers
for Hat Trimmings
In''";,,y 'e~ .,;esd SOC

The remaining samples from
our big sale of last week-no
two of them alike, but embrae-
ing about 800 pieces in all, in
Guiding gold and silver effects,
duvetyne, velvet and silk COM
binations in all colors.
There are large and small
single flowers, small clusters,
berries, fruit and foliage.
Also at the same low price
of SOC are a number of Sample
Feathers and Feather Novel
+iec
Evening star., 1921-10-06

35 Oatmeal Saucers, 25c each,
were 0sSc.
% Large Dessert Dishes. 35c
each; were 76c.
2 Mayonnaise Bowls, with fast
stand. 81 each; were 81
Pickle Trays. tic eachs were
e.
10 Dinner Plates. z5e each;
were $1.5O.
46 Breakfast Plates. Soc each;
were $l.2k
6 Tea Plates. Soc each,,were 81.
II Coupe Soup Plates. SOC each;
were $l.
23 Butter Chips. 15c each; were
4Sc.
Dinnerwars Section, Fifth floor.