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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-03

Three more paseants ana ieetsxss
n the p=oxrAm OF Or, Ansn Moore
who has been s1vtnE tableaux aecom-
panfmfnts with his lscfuFes At the
Congregational and fFcsbytt risn
chmrchea. Each iectafe has drawn
q large audience.
Dr. Moore will sife a lecture TONIGHT
ana tomorrow night IN the Ffeshy-
fc1nu church and. a lecture in the
rorr1oenfionni church Sunday night
especially for Masona The lecture
viii he open 70 everyone bet NABons
ars 10 be ursed 20 - on hand.
The iactare tonlshs will be Child
fAfe In Palegtine From Birth tc Mar
riaeR." Sunday night the ,ecture VIII
be The Temple OF scioman ana Tbs
ouarrlea. and viii begin Al 7;so
o'oloek-. Forty persons WIN appear In
the latter tAbit11,
Agricultural life N Palestine was
represented lazf night and the pro-
cram concluded with the Mohamme-
dan dervish or religious dance.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-03

have been heard In Brighton but by
agreement are to be heard In Denver
a. a matter OF convenience. Appear
ing for the city n the state trans
n~ortation committee Mr.. Marsh pro-
tested against the petition OF the
BANKERS Trust company.
Charles X. Brock. attorney for the
receivers Of the MOffHtt road urged
tho our TO enter an order giving tho
road a trial period Of operation until
December 10 and "instructing the re-
cclycrs to reduce wages and to change
working conditions 80 that the road
could reduce operating expenses.
j. r.. Wade Of New York. attorney
Cor Tho Hankcrs Trust company, pro-
uonDd what he described as "a poad-
tle solution" He said II an indemnity
fund could bc created by persons In
tcrcstrd ia continued operation TO In
sure the boudhoiders against loss the
bondhOlders might not oppose con-
%tinuaure or operation.
when the hearing opened many
persons asked permission to inter-
! Hpus.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-03

ne <icctton Of HAnford S<A<Stder
At rational commAn1er OF the Atier-
can Legion IL fortunate for the pro.
pcsed memorial TO- Ntr ucthtrt %
ss bun, here sssSTsia Y. e NAG; sss,s \
today that Chnfiee MacNidsr was n
very close friend or hia. the two has-
ing served tcrethe< lin the army In
the Philippine islands
Il y the plan Of Major Toulouse 70
ut the legion 90 support hie plans for
the memorial s~anntoriuna. which he
hnpoa 10 have built In Albnqufrque,
Whiie the le<icp has already pledged
IL support. he cpnhiders Il fortunate
thaf 3 personal friend has been made
ready xccc. 70 tho national oresniza-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-03

15.ns<rs Of th4 <eu,{s ~ ne mi
vers<sy 81 New kszIco v<so euer's Of
N. Hozar> club a. ,uncheop ~ IN
&.e4fAdo tc1sy. An mcrnltr> or The
f.6sltr ,rcft present with ne t<esp-
- " ~r-r-tserf ffn ID ~ On 1.l-
~oy <asf 10 aft<nd 4 amazing q thr
~prcrl1sntr OF A1pfricAn universities
The program VA In charge OF Ho-
TARTAN 1n1n - clark. dean a. ttz
a<hooi I'll ~<ntraIetf< Who introduced
cssxie< = cosa. r~rofesssf o. hIztory
and poIltIcal science. who read an
mem n a. (fnericsn D~nIssrslty."
~ lsu-1 E~&4 ce1tpo1 PAVING.
81 Announced snef M Eotnrr
club ceramlt<ec HoAit work m CO.
orefAiIfn with ne Eluanis si1b's
road rcu1nittee 20 etrprA cc-orefu-
ilsn from ihs state HIGHWAY. commits
ifsl avenue 10 The University.
~. N. T. Brenmer. James n Glad
ai1,9 and W. r. Walton were arpeint-
"a 4 commtt,et a. fo4eider, with .
slmlla- ~conrnittee from ts9 Kivanir
e'sh ne nsepe<z3 e neks : ssm;
~5T176r1<1 h<spil<i. psars for which
4tr< 41rf1sncd W~e1nteda5 70 members
d 81 kl~anis e'sb bs mai 3 r.
Herman sch~e:r+r a,eo s~epoia
ana W.. v. 0eop were appointed a
COMMITTEES to report On proposed re-
d<<<fic<fns % e5uthvessrn Rotary
<3@~Af
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-03

MAN, 109 YEARS
OLD. FOUND DEAD
N BED IN HOME
Sandoval Sheep Raiser
Had Led Active Life
Despite Age

Rafael oiquin. 100 years old. was
found dead IN his bed In his home at
Handoyai this morning. He had nci
been IN. hut bad complained OF feel
Ing had for the last fcw days. Up 10
-fls time he had led an active life
despite his advanced age
Mr.. oiqrin IL survived by six sons
and four daughters He was born at
Pend Rlanca and Ind resided IN
sandnvai for many years. where he
was engaged IN the sheep and cattle
business.
Funeral arrangements are still
pending. croliott is In charge.
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FIGHT FOR SALES
TAX IS LAUNCHED
IN THE SENATE
CONTINUED from Page Oncl


drew the amendment after being as
sured by Chairman Warren OF the
Appropriation committee that a de-
ncieney appropriation was in course
OF preparation.
Opening debate on sales tax pro-
posa1 Senator Sm0ot assalied lteprc-
sentative Monden. Wyoming. republi-
Ran house leader. Chairman Fordney
Of the house ways ana means COM
mittee ana other house members for
whnt he described as an attempt 10
say 20 the senate what legialation u
should or should not pass"
The Utah senator declared that
since Mr.. Mundeli whom ne termed
the delegation from Wyoming had
Oin out formally against the sales
tax several weeks ago. Hantiment Tor
TINS form Of taxation had grown
rapidly until o he venturcd 10 say
that three four;hs OF the people 81
the country favored u.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-03
Funeral Services
For Slain Priest

DUBUQUE, Ia, Nov. 3.-Funerni
services for Rev. Arthur y. Belknap.
pastor of 81. patrlck's cathedral %
LEAD, s. D.. who wn- slain on October
2G. were held here today.
A solemn requiem high mass
marked the services at ST. Patrick 8
church. Rev. Father Howard, presi-
dent OF Columbia college. delivered
the funeral sermon.
Burial was In Mount Oiiyet cemc-
terry. Seven priests OF the Dubuque
archdiocese and Rev. Father Dudley
Of Lead, acted Az casket bearers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-03

emergency committees throughout ths
country have been invited 10 make frt
use OF the hold-over COMMITTEES. undcr
Colonel Arthur Woods which Win
function IN the Department Of Conn
merce as a coordinating agency for the
IDEAS and action Of local units.
There can be no crisis in peaee-time
more deserving OF every mans brains
and energy than this present unemploy-
ment situation" Colonel Woods said IN
a recent address. -and the only solution
Is for the nation to rise 70 the ernef-
gency as II did IN the crucial days OF
the war. The bureau IN Washington
Is going TO devote itself to practical
suggestion and coordination. not theory,
and We hope the country win use ie
freely. This drive Is q that no ei,i-
zcn and no community can ssers -
neglect"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-03
Chicago Institute
Awards Art Prizes

CHICAGO. Nov. s.-Cecelia BeauN.
OF New York. today was awarded the
Mr. and Mrs. Frank @. Logan medal
and $500 for her painting. the
Dancing Lesson" at the 34th annual
exhibition OF American paintings aud
sculpture at the Chicago Art Institute.
The Potter PALMER gold medal and
$1,000 was given 10 Charles Crafty,
OF Philadelphia, for his portrait bust
OF the late Frank Duvoneck, noted
Cincinnati artist.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-03

LONDON Nov. 3.-The Bank OF
England reduced It's vatc Of discount
TO five per cent from uy and one
half per cent this morning. The last
reduction in the discount rate was
made on July ~ last. when II was cut
one-half per cen
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-03
AND STATE
WOULD INTERVENE
IN M0FFATT CASE
Will Oppose Motion That
Railroad Be Allowed
to Suspend

DENVER. Nov. 3.-The right to
Intervene in the case OF the Denver Il
Salt Lake railroad for both the city
and the state was asked OF Judge
samuel w. Johnson OF Brighton today
by city Attorney James a. Marsh
when the hearing on the petition Of
the Bankers Trust Company OF New
York hat operation OF the road DE
discontinued. began In the district
court here.
Arguments on the petition wore to
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-03
Massachusetts Open
Golf Champion Ends
Life on the Links

NEWTON. Mass, Nov. The body
Of Louis Teller. Massachusetts, open
golf champion was found today hang
ing by "a small rope In a shelter on
the inks Vt the Brae5urn Country
club. The medical examiner and
police aid death was due to suicide.
for come time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-03

CAMBENWELLs Eng. Tho whoIo
neighborhood around Nicarage road
4toincd IN n mt hunt. when the rodent
came out ~ q drain and ran up a
mans trouser legs. After the rat was
rhnkon down the hunt began and
ended IN q Kill.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-03

efforts 70 johs instead Of handouts and
the stimulation OF industry in every
possible way arc among the steps
recommended BY tie conference.
Nationally, many moves have been
made BY the Government TO relieve the
situation. Herbert Hoover, Secretary
az Commerce and chairman OF the
Presidents Unemployment Conferences,
has conferred with the heads OF the
nations major industries and has Sc
cured pledges OF cooperation. Legisia-
| ton looking toward permanent better
merit Of conditions was recommended
By the conference, and specific subjects
for such legislation were pointed out
Every element OF the national con
ference agreed. however, that municipal
faction Is the real hope so far as The
emergency Is ~conccrieil
Mayors and mcmlcrs n muaicipa'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-03
Commissioner to
Take Up Charities
Bureau Levy Tomorrow

The board OF county commissioners
VIII consider making a county tax
levy Tor the support OF the bureau az
charities At its meeting tomorrow. A.
the permis<ion OF The state tax com
missiun viii be necessary before such
a levy esn be added 10 the budget.
attempts will be made 70 get in touch
with J. n. Saint. chief state tax COM
missioner. this evening by telephone.
II WAS expected that Mr.. Saint
would be In the eity today. passing
through on his way TO Gallup. but he
did not arrive.
HERALD VAN AID TAKKRs'
Are thoroughly trained sd writers.
n you 10 desire, they will gladly
a-s;sf ron " wording your ad.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-03
Youth Who Killed
His Two Brothers
Sent to Asylum

WARSAW. Ind. Nov. s--Harry
long II. who killed his brothers.
Kenneth. three and Russell five, by
beating them over the head with a
piece or pipe was orde cd 70 the
colony for the Insane at the Indiana
niate prison yo~sto.day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-03

lNFrom the Richmond Times-D ispatch1
cowards faint whe-e brave men
fcuHs.
The taiIest building nay not have
tthe deepest cellar.
Credit IS a sure prophet OF Insomnia
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-03

Pig n whistle Candles Just In.
Eats. Sweets. Dancing, College Inn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-03

Chicken Sandwiches and Hot Choc-
olato. Eats. Sweets. Dancing.
College Inn.
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wEsTnousD-pA
Evening star., 1921-02-17
Girls Apparel

7s Girls Muslin and Batiste
Gowns, in flesh and white: hand
embroidered. lace and embroidery
trimmed; some are sleeveless.
others with kimono sleeves. Sizes
si.so :; 10 and sn a y years sse saeh' were
16 Girls Cambria Gowns, with
high neck and long sleeves, with
tucked yoke. ruffie trimmed around
neck and sleeves. Sizes and 10
years. 95e eaeh, were ~.
- pairs Drawers, straight leg.
embroidery trimmed; size s. l5c
pair, were u and &1.25.
10 Gowns of White FIannelette,
high neck and long sleeves; sizes
and 10 years. 95e each, were ~.
: pairs Flannelette Pajamas,
with or without feet. Sise 10. e6c
pair, were q.
$ White OrEandy Waists. with
blue or pink chambry collars and
cuffs; sizes 10 and IL years. csc
eachs were $3.50.
White Madras Waist. high neck
with turnover collar and long
sleeves: size 10. csc, was $3.7B.
Pink Crepe Kimonos. trimmed
with bands of white crepe on the
collar: sleeves and pockets, sizes
10 and 1s. 00c each, were $3.50.
,,5 Middies of art cloth. with
black tie; sizes Is and 20. 95c
each; were S2.25.
! All-white Jean MILDLY, white
braid trimmed; slightly soiled;
size 90. 05r; was $50.
= White Jean Middies. with blue
nannel collars and cuffs: white
Draid trimmed: lace front: sizes
and 16. 8Sc cachy were $3.50.
i White Jean MILDLY. with navy
DIue cotton collar and cuffs; size
is. 05c; was S2.2S.
Girls Section. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1921-02-17
Friday Sbec;;a1 in
Women s Bl0uses
81 Each

10 dozen Lingerie Waists. just
received and specially priced. In
white batiste trimmed in plain
or plaid organdie of contrasting
colors of rose or blue. One
style in high neck and tucked
front, and one white batiste in
tucked vest effect. Five styles
from which to choose, sizes 36 to
46. Special. 81 each.
% Maids Black Cotton Waists, in
several different styles, high or
low necks; some with white turn
overs. 30 size 81. 1 size So. 7Sc
each; were $2.25 and $2.9S.
"a Tricolette Overblouses, in navy,
black and brown, three-quarter
sleeves, sleeves and bottom of
blouse finished with fringe. Spe-
cially priced, $2.05.
3 Handmade Batiste Waists.
fronts are hemstitched and tucked.
filet collars and high-neck style.
Sizes "a. SO and 40. 1895 each;
were $1O.75.
2 Handmade Blouses, elaborate
drawn work, hemstitching and en-
broidered dots. Sizes "a and SO.
$s.9S each, were 1915 and 1915.
6 handmade Batiste Waists, in
white and flesh, square neck.
scalloped and bound. sizes SO.
1 size SO. 1 size 40. l size AZ, and
/ size As. S3.85 each; were $5.75.
3 Cream Embroidered Net Over
Blouses, front, back. collar and
cuffs embroidered, square collar
fastened at neck with black ribbon
and three-quarter sleeves. l size
"a. I size s6. 2 size 50, size 40;
l size "A and 2 size 46. $3.05; were
1878. -
Blouse Section Third floor
Evening star., 1921-02-17
CORSETS

S Parame Corsets, in white cou-
til, very low top, long skirt with
elastic gore; sizes "a, Is. 26 and
80. $3.50 each: were $3.50.
4 Madame Irene Corsets, in
fancy mercerized batiste: low
bust, straight lines, for slight fg-
ures; sizes 2l, % and %. S. each; I;
were S1o.S0.
2 White Satin Corsets, low top,
lightly boned. long hip; sizes "a
and 50. S each; were $40.
8 Successo Corsets. elastic top
model. long skirts of pink striped
coutil; sizes 10 and q. $3.50
each; were S..
II Odds and Ends, in Bras
sieres, bandeau style, of pink
satin: sizes 81, SO and 40. 75c
each; were $1.25 and Sl.5o.
2 Binner Corsets. handsome
pink broche, medium low bust
sizes p and %. $3.50 each; were
$3.50.
3 B inner Corsets, pink,
batiste, medium bust and not
heavily boned; sizes u, 2S and 81.
IS each; were $40.
Corset Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1921-02-17
Men s Furnishings
AT Greatly Lowered Prices

70 Pairs Mems Cashmere Socks seamless medium
weight double toes heels and soes, black oxford and
natural gray sizes 10, IoH, and l2. for $l.00;
7sc each.
22 Pairs Mems Ribbed Wool and Cotton Mixed
Golf Hose, English make; gray and heather mixed,
with fancy turnover tops; sizes 1oH and H. $l.2s
rs Dozen Mems Hemstitched Soft-fnished Cambria
Handkerchies regular size. for Soc; were $l50 doz
22 Dozen Mems Laundered Collars, seven discon-
tinued styles in E. & w. and Arrow brands included
are to heights of military shapes; sizes H. I4M 15H
10, 16A, 16l, 1914, u and 17H for SOC; wsre Csc
1o3 Mems Excellent Quality Madras Neelige
Shirts, mercerzed, all we'll covered grounds with
neat striped patterns absolutely fast coors sot-fod
cuffs sizes IA IS 15H IS and II. $l1s each; were s.
67 Mems Fancy Coored Silk Four-n-Hand Ties
SOC each were 81.
43 Pairs Mems Light weight Imported Gray Suede
were s.. - ~ ~'
80 Pairs Mems Tan Cape Walking Gloves, spear
point and embroidered backs; sizes 7, H. 81 and O.
$l.15 pair; were S.. " '>T' ~ ~ .
go 49 pieces Mems medium and heavy weight Natural C,,v
Wool and Cotton mixed Underwear shirts size 4O drawers
sizes 49, 49, A. a and 46 s15o piece; $3.50 $500 and
70 pieces Mems High grade Underwear; manufacturers
ton mesh wool and cotton mxsd and babriggan medium
'4 80 n and s 8 ~ - piece; were $780, $500 and S.
Evening star., 1921-02-17
Friday Sale of
Water Coblets,
$3.50 Dozen

35 dozen Thin Blown Water
Goblets daintily etched in conyen-
tional design; subject to slight
factory imperfsctions. Specially
p.ieed, $3.50 dOsen.
Encrusted Goid-decorated sux-
ar I'D Cream Set; slightly imper-
feet! $l.05, was -.
Cut Glass Compete, floral and
mite; fesign; slightly imperfect.
x2.25, y; ~ Is.
Is r. raj Cut Jam Jars and
Plates " tn glass spoons. 0Sc set,
were 91.A0.
1 Encrt sted Gold-decorated Ber-
ry Bowl; lightly imperfect. s3.e5,
was %.
Encrus. ed Gold-decorated Gel.
cry Tray; i'lightly imp feet.
$3.50, was s.
1 Encru sted Gold-decorated
Mayonna4se Dish and Plate;
slightly imperfect. sa.ss; was
Glassware sactios. h,Ss soor.
Evening star., 1921-02-17
Sueaters and Scarfs

1s Lightweight Wool Scarfs,
imported from London, especially
good for carly spring wear. Col
ors are jade and heather, orchid
and lavender, orange and rust.
orchid, white and blue altefnat.
Ing stripes. S3.06 each; were
@6.75.
White Wool Scarf, border in
bright plaid. IS, was SO.
s lightweight Wool SWEATER
Coats, fancy-ribbed weaves,
patch pockets and wide belts, in
gray, copen, American beauty
and brown. ~s.7b each, were
e1l.7b.
8 Wool Jumpers. imported
from London. ooIopa are Psseda
and gray. blue and gold ana gold
and lavender. % esehi were
Sl9.10.
svsataR ssetisa. IAisd ssss.
Evening star., 1921-02-17
TOYS

7 pairs Roller Skates, ball and
roller bearing, slightly rusted,
though every pair works per-
fectly. 81 patRI were e1.60 to
S. Shoe -hys, slightly imperfect,
all in nice bright celors. ~ eachi
were v6.40s
8. Doll Carriages. dark green
bodies, with leatherette hood and
rubber tires: slightly imperfect.
% aaA $2.25 each; were 1<.%b ana
$6.75.
s Doll Carriages. ecru bodies,
trimmed in light brown. with scPu
hood; rubber tires. also brake;
slightly soiled. % eachi we're
Also, another lot Of Dolls.
Books and Toyai slightly imper.
3ect; exceptionally low priced.
Toy Section. Fourth door.
Evening star., 1921-02-17
TruueHng Goods

1 Full-size Lift-up-top Wardrobe
Trunk, brown fber-eovered and
bound; reinforced heavily with
safe locking" device used as
floor sample. $3.50; was $15.
, / Steamer Trunk; good grade
40-inch canvas covered. reinforced
with extra heavy brassed steel cor
. ners; used as floor sample. EI5;
WAS &13. Z -
/ Steamer Trunk, good grade
. 36-inch canvas covered; reinforced
with extra heavy brassed steel
corners. $3.50; was $l8.50.
1 Steamer Trunk, good grade
34-inch canvas covered; reinforced
with extra heavy brassed steel cor
ners. $3.50; was $40.
36-irch Fiber Steamer
Trunk; Slightly imperfect. 1915;
WINS SIS. a. --
Travelling Goods Section. Fourth floor,
Evening star., 1921-02-17
Misses Apparel

Winter Coat of Navy French
Cheviot; dolnan style; size Is.
$3.50, vns $3.50.
/ Winter Coat of Navy Velour.
sealine collar; size 1s. 5000, was
$6S.5O.
4 Winter Suits, in ripple and
straight-line models; nutria and
sealine collars; coiors are brown.
twilight and oxford; silk cable
stitching, sizes II and Is. 434.JO
each; were go and SOS.
2 Betty weies Dresses of Black
and Navy Chsrmeuse, accordion
pleated overskfsss: one embroid-
cred in silver and senna; the other
in silver and blue; 81 l6 and IS.
$22.JO each; were 3S0.1S
l Tricotine Bead-trimm,i Dress
and / Poiret Twill Dress, r'mmed
with novelty braid: both stra. .,ht-
line models: size IA. 4I0.SO ca n
were $3.50 and $3.50.
3 Waists of Wolfe and Batist,
sizes l6. $3.50 each, were IS and
x5.75.
1 Evening Wrap of Copen Vel
veteen. beautifully silk lined: fur
collar; size 16. $43.5O; was S75.
Misses Section, Fourth door.
Evening star., 1921-02-17
Furniture at Friday
Clearance Prices

Ivory Chiffonier with mirror, $3.50; was 500
2 Ivory Beds full 40 size, sza.7s each; were $ss
Three-piece Ivory Enamel Bedroom Suite,
$3z750; was $3.50.
Four-piece Mahogany Finish Bedroom Suite,
$zl7.5O; was $3.50. " - ~.
Four:-pece Walnut Finish Bedroom Suite,
$z175O; was $3.50.
l Mahogany Large Size Dresser. $3.50; was sl5o
/ Mahogany Full Size Bed sos; was $3.50.
Golden Oak Dressers, $lz75 each; were $z5
Four-pece Fumed Oak Dining Room Suite, S2s5
was $780,
Set of Six Mahogany Dining Room Chairs $50;
was $Iz5.
Ivory Enamel Decorated Serving Table, $1s.75:
was $3s. - aess.
Ivory Enamel Fern Stand $685. was $3.50.
Mahogany and Cane Day Bed Queen Anne de-
sign, SIS; was 500.
Furutur
Evening star., 1921-02-17
Friday Special IN
PetticOQtS

A special lot of Sateen and
Heatherbloom Petticoats, with
pleated and tucked f1ounces, in
blue, green, taupe, wistaria and
brown. Lengths, "a, 36 and 50.
Special. S1.45 each.
4 Black Flowered Heatherbloom
Petticoats. with tuck ID and
pleated f1ounces, lengths 36 and
3S. S1.75 each; were $3.50.
8 Extra Size Rose Heatherbloom
Petticoats, with deep-pl "a d
fiounces: lengths, SO, 38 and 40.
$1.4S each; were $3.
Petticoat Section, Third floor
Evening star., 1921-02-17
Women s SSports Hose
Special, $l.25 Pair

Is Dozen Pairs Women's Woolen
Sports Hose, in brown and green
heather mixtures; suitable for
spring wear with brogue oxfords;
slightly irregular in weave. $1.25
pairs II perfect they would be
marked at q.
go Pairs Women's Black Silk
Lisle Hose, uneven weave: sizes
0, 10 and 10R. csc pair; were S1.25.
Is Pairs Women's Tan Lisle and
Silk Lisle Hose, sizes and SM
only; uneven weave. 4Oc palPs
were S1 and $1.2S.
20 Pairs Women's Outsize Black
Silk Hose, with Isle garter tops;
sizes SH and 9 only. $1.25 paiFI
were $3.50.
Hosiery Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1921-02-17
Muslin Unde,ear-
,1ents at z5cEach

SO Envelope Chemise. of nain-
sock or null. in flesh or white,
corset cover or camisole style.
sertion and edging. Sizes 36, 3S,
40 and 42. 75c each; were u.
19 pairs Flesh or White Null
Bloomers, tailored style, with or
without ruff1es.- Lengths, 25 and
q. s5c pair; were 81.
II Nainsook Camisoles. trimmed
with deep lace and insertion and
edging. beading and ribbon, Sizes
as. 3s, 40 and 42. 75c each; were
Muslin Underwear Section, Third 6oor.
Evening star., 1921-02-17
Friday Special IN
japanese Crepe
Kimonos, .SI.95 Ea.

A spec al-~lot of Japanese
Kimonos. daintily embroidered in
oolored sprays of chrisa nthemums.'
wistaria and birds. Made in. jap
anese style, with pocket sleeves
and girdle, in pink, light blue,
1Copen, rose and lavender. Special.
'$I.85. .'ra g. ~.
Fine Crepe kimonos, belted
with elastic, roll collars finished
with. pleated satin ribbon. 1895
iench; were IS.
Flesh Eiderdown Dressing
Sacques, with or without collars.
trimmed with wash satin ribbon.
x3.eS each; were SIS and SO.
Neglige Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1921-02-17
Women s Suits

Navy Velour Silvertone Suit.
belted and button trimmed; size
a. $3.50; was Sos.
Black Wool Cheviot Suit,
belted model, lined with black
messaline; size So. $3.50; was
SOS.
8Wool Suits, in velour. veldyne
and striped serge: sizes "a, Sc, So
and Y. $3.50 each; were $65, SIS
and SOS.
Gray Tweed Riding Habit /;
size So. $3.50; was 500.
4 Oxford Riding. Habit. braid
bound; size 40. $s9.S0; was $50.
women's Suit Section. Third floor.