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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-02-16
COOPERAGE PLANT HAS
OPENED AT GREEhvlLLE

Greenville, February 15.-t Specially
Greenville's newest manufacturing in
dustry is a coopera~e plant erected by
j. Lee Long and A. p. Pryor Of this
city.
These two business men control q
large lumber stave and timber bust
ness and they have erected this plant
In view of utilizing their output OF
slaves. In the near future the capac-
-ity of the plant will be greatly en-
larged.
The barrels that are being turned
out at this plant are OF the best
quality which makes it possible to
get a ready market for the plants
production
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-02-16
COURT OF APPEALS
PASSES ON SERIES
OF UNUSUAL CASES
State Statutes Do Not Regard
Dumping Stale Eggs Into
Well an 0ffenSe-Com-
mon Law Does

Montgomery, February Especially
A person may throw rotten eggs and
carcasses of animals in the well of his
neighbor without violating the statute
law of Alabama, but he Immediately
runs against the offense of malicious
mischief under the common law, which
is in operation in Alabama for aal cases
not within the statute law, according
to a decision of the court of appeals
Tuesday afternoon in the case of Homer
johnson of DeKalb county.
johnson was indicted ana convicted
of throwing rotten eggs and other dele
FERROUS substances in well used by
Will Pharr, a neighbor. The appellate
court reversed the cAse on the ground
THAT the indictment was defective.
However it pointed out that the Of
yfense, when supported by proper evil
dence, is punishable for malicious mis-
chief under the common law.
ANOTHER NOVELTY
In another novel case the appellate
court held that June Cantrell of Law
renee county, could not be convicted of
larceny of his own pistol. which was
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-02-16

New York February 15.-Charges
that certain clergymen are teaching or
permitting the teaching Of doctrines
not in accord with true Christianity or
ideal AmericAntsm. were made In re-
port submitted to the National Civic
federation At Its meeting here today by
the federation's committee on churches
and religious oroanizations. The re-
port was presented ~ Everett r.
Wheeler. chairman q The conmittAA
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-02-16
Selma Objects

Selma, February 15.-(Special.)--
The Selma chamber of commerce has
complained to the public service com
mission that serious business losses
are being suffered BY its members be-
cause of the delay in the transfer of
freight at York the junction for the
Southern and Alabama Great Southern
railroads, and has asked the commis>
sion to order an adjustment. The petit
ton today was set for consideration
Ma-cb Y
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-02-16
Drowned Under Car

Tavares. Fla. February 15.-J. A.
Thompson of Deland and his 6-year-old
son. were drowned in three feet Of wa
ter yesterday when their car ran OH a
ful and overturned, pinning them be-
reath Mrs. Thompson and another
child was rescued
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-02-16

M RS. SYLVIA FOSTER, of
~ Buffalo, N. n, who says she
wishes she could go into every
home and tell how TanIac COM
pletely restored her health after
she had lost all hope of ever being
well again.
Evening star., 1921-12-29
THOUSANDS PAY TRIBUTE
AT BIER OF EX-GOVERNOR

RALEIGH, n. c., December 90
Thousands Of his fellow citizens paid
81 "enpect to the memory of
Thomas Walter Beckett, former gov
North Carolina, who died at
his home here yesterday, following
brief Illness, as they viewed his body,
which lay in state in the rotonda of
the capitol here for two hours this
morning.
The fower-laden casket bearing the
body of the former governor was re-
moved from his home to the capitol
early today and at o'clock the four
entrances to the building were thrown
open and the crowds filed by the bier
to get last glimpse of the states
former executive.
At IL O'Clock the body was removed
to Christ Episcopal Church.. of which
Mr.. Beckett was a member. Here
funeral services were held at 1880.
conducted by Rev. Milton A. Barber
and Rt Rev. j. B. Cheshire, bishop or
the diocese of North Carolina.
Following the services at the church
the funeral party left for Louisburg,
twenty-three miles north Of Raleigh,
Mr. Bicketts old home, where burial
took place this afternoon.
Honorary pallbearers included men,
bers of the council of state, the state
supreme court, the Wake County Bar
Association and former Secretary of
the Navy Josepf1us Daniels, while the
active paltbearers were intimate
friends of the former governor.
Evening star., 1921-12-29

81 pieces Mems Medium
weight Wool-and-cotton Mixed
Underwear: dis continued
number. Shirts. sizes 81, So, 40
and AZ; Drawers, sizes 81, 81,
So. 20 and AZ.
81 each; were $3.50
g Mems Medium-weight Rib
bed Balbriggan Union Suits,
long sleeves and ankle length;
sizes 40, ~, a. and 46.
$1.50 each; were $3.50
81 Mems Neglige Shirts,
colored madras and fine count
percale in neat striped patterns;
sizes IA, 141s, IS, 15H and 161z.
$1.15 each; were $3.50
81 Mems Fancy Colored Silk
Four-in-hand Ties, medium and
dark colors, striped or figured
patterns.
Special price, 55c each
Mems Store. First Floor.
Evening star., 1921-12-29
China Remnants

loo-piece Imported Dinner Sets. with
eraa e.raa and hntter plates. Reduced from
S57 so to $3.50 each. iioAi
was $3.50. @A''''
was S.. a.
Decorated Pottery Umbrella J,rs
siiShtly imperfect. $1.95: was Sc.
naSiIand china Decorated Sauce
imported Decorated China Chocolate
Pot. $1.50; was 81,
] Decorated Porcelain Meat Dish. s5c:
was Sc IS. o"''
Dish. 81; was SS.25,
Il Large Decorated English Porcelain
Meat Dish. Sl.25: was Sc.
Il. Decorated French China Oatmeal
Dishes. 36c each: were soc.
] 2S-piece Decorated China Tea Set, 1
cup missing. $s.95; was $3.50.
China Section. Fifth floor
Evening star., 1921-12-29
Muslin Underwear
Mems Wear Lou Priced

Sc Mems Muslin Night Shirts,
V-neck style, cut full and large;
sizes Is. 10, Is.
55c each; were ST
SO suits Mems White Checked
Nainsook and Colored Madras
Pajamas, small, medium and
large sizes.
$l.35 each; were Sc, $3.50
and s.
II pairs Mems Fine Cashmere
Socks, black and brown and
green mixed colors. Sizes 10
and 10H.
35c pair; 8 for 81; were 75c
48 dozen Mems Pure Linen
Handkerchiefs, hem itched
narrow hens, full round threads
and a fine, even weave. An
exceptional quality.
Specially priced, 25c each
Evening star., 1921-12-29
Silk and Philippine
TYI.---a
UndergQFH1en ent6

10 Extra and Regular sise Gowns, in
flesh and white crepe de chine and
satin; some tailored: others beautifully
trimmed with georEette and lace. $4.s5
each; were $l2
pairs Billie Burke Patamas, flesh
satin and crepe de chine: sizes SO, IS, 40.
1856 each: were SIS.
II Imported Hand nd-embroidered Crepe
de Chine Envelope Chemise. corsst-cover
style, Sizes SO to ~. $4.eS each; were
lS Crspe de Chine and Satin En-
veleps Ckemise. camisole top. trimmed
Citn /. ..l and ,ist {. l,cs; :. sssss - 70 a.
II Hand embroidered Philippine Gown,
low neck and short sleeves; sizes S6. 30,
40 and AZ. &l.e5 each; were IS.
10 Philippine Hand embroidered and
Scalloped Corset Covers, sizes SO to 42.
Sl.4k each; were 94.be.
/. 10 pairs Philippine and French Draw
ers. open and closed styles; lengths rs
and 81 inches. &l.46 pair; wers $3.50.
SILK Underwear Section. Third door.
Evening star., 1921-12-29
Mems Shoes Reduced.

pairs Mems Tan Norwegian
Grain Brogues, winter weight;
sizes 6H, 8 and 81z C.; E and
8H D.
$4.75 pair; were $40
6 pairs Mems Tan Norwegian
Grain Brogue Oxfords, saddle
strap; sizes 8 and 9 B; S1z, 9.
and 10 c. -.
$4.75 pair; were $11
"a pairs Mems Black Nor
wegian Grain English Oxfords;
sizes ~, 8, 85z, 9h and 10 A;
E, z, ~, 8, 8H and g B; E, 2,
71z, 8, 81 and 9 C.
S4.75 pair; were $40
Evening star., 1921-12-29
BASKETWARE

= Jardinisres on stands. at:ractively
decorated. $4.s5 each: were Sl2 so.
Wicker Jardnierrs. with metal
liners. $f.e5 each: were S2.25.
?, Imported shopping Baskets. Csc
each: were $l5o
Half Round Willow Hamper, slight
~ imperfect. $3.50; was $675.
10 Waste Paper Baskets, assorted
sizes: slightly imperfect. Special, CSC
each: regular value, so to So.
T Imported Waste Paper Baskets. at
trac,ive!y co,ored. 75c each: wers 81 .25
= infants Hampers. well made. Special
value. Csc each.
II M.5.-,a S;ze Hampers. Specially
priced. Sl.25 each.
each.
IS Scrap Baskets. assorted colors:
square ssapes. Special, $50 each.
= Hand d-painted Chinese Work Baskets.
$l.96 each: were Sc.
u Auto Shopping Baskets, assorted
colors. $50 each; were $3.50.
Hand-decorated Fern Baskets, with
metal liner. $1.5o each; were S3.
Flower Pots on stands, attracttyely
decorated. 34.95 each; were $l2.5o.
Imported Waste Paper Baskets, large
sizes. 81 each; were $l.5o.
Basket Section, Fifth floor,
Evening star., 1921-12-29
WOmen's EI0uses

25 French Wolfe Blouses. with
three quarter sleeves. friil.6
front. and frill around the collar
and cuffs, edged with French val
lace. Sizes "a. 36. IS only. Spe-
cially priced. SI.35.
u Wolfe Blouses, some tie-on
models, trimmed with embroid-
cry and lace. 81 carh: were sI65
and $1.95.
% White japanese Silk Tailored
Blouses. with Peter Pan collars
and three-Guarter sleeves. SI.95
each; were S2.35.
6 Tailored Eiyeila Flannel
Blouses, in plain and striped of-
fec:s; ] size So; / in IS: . in 40;
L in AZ: l in Al. S3.95 each;
were $S.75.
II Bisque Georgette Crepe
Blouses. with val lace. trimmed
friil. collar and cuffs. x2.85 each;
were $5.s5.
Blouse Section, Third flour
Evening star., 1921-12-29

IS pairs Mems Tan Grain
Brogue Oxfords, winter weight;
sizes 6. 6Iz, J, 8, 8A B; E and
6H c.
&.75 pair; were $3.50
8 pairs Black Brogue Shoes,
sizes E, 6A, 8 and 81s c; E, 61a,
8H and 10 D.
$3.75 pair; were $3.50
IA pairs Mems Tan Shoes,
broken lots of brogue and Eng
lish lasts in the lot; sizes E, 6H,
~, 8, 8Lz and 9 c.
$3.75 pair; were $3.50
Mons Shoe Section, First noof.
Evening star., 1921-12-29
Furniture, Rugs and Beds

Rocksr loose tapestry covered cushions
sshtly soied % easA
were
Metal Bed Springs beds single double
beds; slshtly imperfect
BOX Springs tor imperfects A4xs2
i RAG Rugs sas s1s ssas 20 asx5
Turnftu Gxn 1AD
Evening star., 1921-12-29
HOUSEWARES

IL Heavy Tin Wash Boilers. in
two sizes. 8Jc each; were $1.65.
IL White Bathroom Mirrors;
size 12x16. Special, $1.35 each.
One Lot Russian Sheet Iron
Bread Pans, assorted sizes. Re-
duced to less than half.
$500 Cakes Swift's Borax
Laundry Soap. Special, SEC dozen
cakes; &2.95 case Of 100 cakes.
1S Chemically Treated Wizard
Hand Busters. CSC each, were
S1.25.
The following article. slightly dam.
1 Porcelain TOP Kitchen Table. one
drawer; size 25x40 inches. $3.50; was
i Porcelain Top Kitchen Table. one
drawer. size 26x42 inches. $s.75; was
Natural 4o-inch Drop-leaf Table. -;
u Large Meat and Vegetable Safe.
30; was $3.50.
2 Eatr, Large Steel BathreS% e'1 cahi. a
were S1a.5s.
oaI oommode. for invalid. $3.50;
Oak stained Library or Pantry Steps.
white Ensmeled Kitchen Chairs.
$a.7S each; were $5.e5.
Il Natural 4s-inch Drop-leaf Table.
$s.7S; was $3.50.
/ Natural 4s-inch Drop-leaf Table.
Porcelain Table Top. size a41se
iuches- Sl.6o; vss $50.
3 Toledo Steam Cookers, with heavy
coppsr bottoms. $5 each; wore 4s.6o.
] Galvanized window Refrigerator.
Is ssif.xrinsias Scrub Nops. Go
Aa6Aa Voro oSo.
3 Large Hound 60apstdne 0riddlss. u
white Enameled Bathroom Seals.
White Enamelsd Bath Stools. sl.s5
eseh; vsrs $3.50.
5 Large Size white Bathroom Mirrors.
Sise l0x2O fnchea. % eaoh, verS 1855.
HoussWarss Section, Fifth door.
Evening star., 1921-12-29
WOn,en's
Knit Under,re0r

Is women's Fine Ribbed Silk-and-
Wool Combinations. high neck, long
sleeves and ankle length: sizes 8 and {.
So each: were $3.50 and $6.7s.
16 Women's Fine Ribbed Cotton Com
binations. low neck, sleeveless and
ankle length. 81 each; were 81.
- WOmen's Fine Ribbed Cotton Com
binations, high neck, long sleeves and
ankle length: size Z. 81 each; were Sc.
10 Women's Fine Ribbed Fleece-lin
Combinations, high neck, long sleeves
were So.
Knit Underwear Section. Third floor.
PetticOats
Petticoats in radiun,, jersey and
taffeta. accordion pleated, braid and
rnffle trimmed, In rose. henna and blue.
C.e5 each; were Sl0.50.
Reversible Silk Jersey Petticoat, in
brown and hcnna. $9.95; was &12.
Petticoats of satin and silk jersey,
in gray and adriatic blue. $4.05 each;
Wsre 50.
s Siik Jersey Petticoats, in blue, green,
henna and brown. trimmed in contrast
ing colors. $1.50 each; were $l.95.
Silk Jersey Pettibloomers. in gray.
rose, brown. blue and black. $4.95 each;
were $3.50 and So.
Silk Jersey Pettibloomers. with ac-
Gordon -pleated cuffs, trimmed with
medallions. in rose, violet and blue.
$S.05 each: were %.
PettIcoat Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1921-12-29
ENVOY Of germany
REACHES NEW YORK
Preparations Being Rushed
/ at Various ConsuIateS
and at Embassy.
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, December 29.-Ger-
many's diplomatic and consular forces
are pressing their preparations for
hanging out their flag again in WASH
hgton, New York and other cities.
The steamer Nieuw Amsterdam ar
rived yesterday afternoon with Karl
Lang. charge daffaires of the German
embassy. and consular agents for west
ern cities. While they We're coming up
the bay Gharwomen and porters invaded
the Swiss consulate on lower Broadway
and began the work of cleaning and re-
moving to new quarters in TIE same
building a number of safes, fling cabi-
nets and desks stamped Imperial Ger
man consulate" and sealed wnen the
former emperor's representatives closed
up shop here in April 1917, and turned
over their equipment to the Swiss.
Except for rust and art, the great
safes appeared as they did in pre-war
days. A story was printed during hos
tiities-and subsequently denied-lhat
American secret service operatives OPEN
ed the safes on certain night, exam
iEed the contents and then so success
fully replaced the seals as to defy de-
lection.
VIII Open January ,.
The new German consulate here opens
january ). Most OF the staff already
has arrived.
Arriving with Herr Lang-who, upon
appointment of a German ambassador,
will become German consul general at
New York-were: DIR. Emil Baer. vice
consul at Chicago; Almond Valette, vice
consul at San Francisco, and Hugo
Mundt. consul at ST. Louis.
Herr Lang who has been twenty
four years in the German diplomatic
service and who bears slight re-
semblance to Count Won Bernstorff,
the German ambassador when Amer
lea entered the war, summed up the
question of indemnities in these
words:
AT present Germany cannot pay.
We must devise new ways"
Expanding on conditions in his
homeland. he continued:
Economic conditions are much
sounder. The new republican gov
ernment is doing it's best to estab-
lish good conditions. If they leave
US the means to do things, We will
certainly come back, The people are
inclined to live in an orderly manner
and want better conditions of life.
Hard to Face Future.
1T is very hard for the people to
face the future under the conditions
imposed in the treaty of peace. Ac-
cording to the treaty, we have to
furnish coal and dyes and pay clear
ing money of more than 5O0,001.o0O
marks a year, and in addition to this
we have the reparations.
I'VE have been hurt great deal
by the cutting off of the eastern
provinces. That compels US to go
outside of Germany for much of the
food. Germany could not afford to
pay the reparations demanded even
in the old days before the war. We
are much less able to do SO now.
I'VE have the idea that the pres
ent conditions and methods cannot
go on
Evening star., 1921-12-29
Seas0n-End Clearance Short Lengths of
Ribbons, Silks, VeIuets. Etc.

From Millinery Workrooms, marked fractions of
original prices, including all the remnants and short
lengths remaining after the winter season-greaty
duced and grouped for easy and quick selection Choose
from
Duvetynes, Beaver Cloth, Lyons and Panne
Velvets, in 3s to yard lengths and Ribbons in
Plain satin, taffeta, metallic, doube-faced, vel
vet grosgrain, betting and picot edged In
rs to 7 inch widths-in lengths of 1s to 8 yards.
Again emphasize the exceptional savings for
home mlliners and dressmakers or any one who can
these short lengths. MtIiner, Section rb,,s floor
Evening star., 1921-12-29
Book Remainders

=. 10 copies. Alone In the Caribbean. By
F.. A. Fenger. $l.0o copy. Original
S copies. The Work OF Christ. By
Peter 7. Forsyth. Coo copy. Original
price. $3.50.
Copies. onr Common Conscience. By
Geo. Adam Smith. coo copy. Original
price, S1.50.
3 copies. The Army Behind The Army.
BY F. A: Powell. 81 Illustrations. $1.0o
COPY. Original price. $500.
y copies. The Expert Waitress. By
Anne Springstead. SOC copy. Original
price, $l.00.
10 Copies. With The National Guard
On The Border. By Captain r. g.
Mccain. 10c copy. Original price, $l.a5.
IL copies. The Beloved Captain. BY
Donald Hankey. loo COPY. Original
price, Soc.
8 copies. Medieval Italy. From 305 te
1916 A. d. By H. B. Cottervill. "a
full page plates and maps. $l.0o copy.
Original price, $3.50.
Book Section. Second floor
Evening star., 1921-12-29
House Dresses
and ADrOus

IL Bungalow Aprons of figured percaie
and checAed g!rGham. square neck at.d
siip-oTer styles; adjustable belt and
So.
70 bungalow Aprons. Of figured per
Gale. in blue and gray; round neck s;y.s.
with sid-. front or back fastening. with
htt across the hack sizes 2j TO l.
65c each: were ST.
- House Dresses. Of blnr and white
or pink and white striped madras aud
slngham-E and square heck styles:
three-quarter sleeves; ddjus able belt:
finished with white cars aud i,orke;.:
SIZES "a. 80. IS. Si.G5 each were So
and S3.75.
House Dresses. OF gray and whit
or pink and white C.nghsnI. wiki square
necks: three-ausrter s..rves and or
CANDY or piqnp rnllar> sssArS and
pccke;s. Sizes "a 80. IL S265 erch;
Were $3.50 TO IS.
House dress Section. Third frur
Evening star., 1921-12-29
Upholstery and Curtains

A collection of short and rem
nant lengths of Cretonnes, Cur
tain Nets. Eoiles, Poplins, Silks
and various Drapery Fabrics at
greatly reduced prices-A to u
less than formerly.
25 Japanese Blue and White
Table Covers, suitable for lunch
con cloths. several designs: hem
stitched borders. Some slightly
soiled from display. S1.l5 each;
were 1926.
10 Blue and White japanese
Bureau or Table Scarfs. size
1Sx54 inches. Csc each: were 81.
IS pairs Lace Curtains. one
pair only of design or style.
Included are Swiss Point. Brus-
sells Net, Quaker Lace and other
good curtains. So to $3.2S pair:
were 81 10 $3.50.
Curtain Section. Fifth floor
Evening star., 1921-12-29
Friday Clearance
McDougal
Kitchen Cnhinefs

1 Oak-finished Cabinet, porce-
lain top. &3S.25; was $3.50.
Oak-finished Cabinet, with
aluminium top. S29.s5; yas $3.50,
Oak-fnished Cabinets, porce-
lam top. $31.5O each: were S63.
1 Oak-finished Cabinet. porce-
lam top. &3S.25; was $3.50.
Large Size. ak-finished Cabi-
nets, porcelain top, S44.25 each;
were $3.50.
Also l Refrigerator and Cab;-
net i comblned. white enamel fin
ish. S33.s5; WIS S65.50.
Houseware Section, Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1921-12-29
Infants and ChiEdren's
ADDnreL

8 Children's Beacon Bath Robes. in
pink or blue-bound with satin ribbon
and finished with silk cord and tassel.
R.96 each; were $3.50.
Infants Eiderdown Buntings. all
wool, trimmed with satin binding
slightly soiled from display. $3.50 each;
were $l2.
IL Children's Felt Hats, in blue. brown.
red, coral and green, trimmed with
w0rsted flowers in contrasting shades.
$1.95 each; were s..
10 Children's Velvet Tams, in black,
brown, red or navy. trimmed with tassel.
S2.85 each; were $3.50.
S Children's Winter Goats of corduroy
or serge. In blue. brown or red. Made
double breasted style; sizes 2, 8 and 4
years. $3.50 each; were SO.
Infants Section, Fourth door.
Evening star., 1921-12-29
kin,OnOs and NegIiges
lono Section. Third floor.
Wonen's Skirts

Prunella Skirts, In black and white,
and rJwn and navy. waist measures
26. e and % inches. IS each; wore $40
and $3.50.
Black and White Striped Prunella
Skirts, side pleate0, waist measures q,
80 and 81 inches. t7.60 each; were SIS,
Brown and Tan Checked and Striped
PRIME rrInei'a sd si,ts s:., :i.ss s,. q aio and 81
Serge Skirts in navy and black. box
pleated and gathered models. waist
measures .. 30 and 81. $3.50 each; /;
were SO.
enhrn;dexed. tsiiored hmckja heits or
girdle effects, sizes %, Is, 80. $40
each; were $l5.bo and SEQ.
Skirt Section. Third door.
Evening star., 1921-12-29
be resumed tomorrow
Bows Wear

Il Boys Woolen knicker Suits.
medium and dark fabrics, Well
made suits, of high grade wool
ems; sizes to Is years, with the
exception of 15 and 16 years.
SII.55 each; were $50, S2::.5O and
SIS.
0vercoats. donble- breasted ulster
nodel-brown mixtures: sizes II and IL
years only. S12.75 each; were SIS.
Fur-lined Motor Coats. with fur
collar. suitsbe for motor cycle or other
wear; sizes lo aad IS years. $40 each;
were $50.
u Small Boys Hats. of ve,ye.. plush
and felt-suifable for boys j, T. j. and
3 years. $l.45 each; were $3.50 and
4s Poys' Flannelette N!chtshIrts.
broken sizes from 10 IS years. 75c
each; Were S125.
Boys Section, Fourth floor
Evening star., 1921-12-29
FINE CCRSETS
Greatly Reduced
For Clearance

Including such we'll known
models as Parame. Lily OF France.
Nine. Irene. Franco. Binnnr.
Bon Ton, Nine. Lyra and Ameri-
can Lady. In the assortment are
plain pink and white. eoutil mod
els. beautiful brooches and pink
and white silk brocile. Sizes
from % 10 "a
Priced s3.75. S., Sc and s7.so:
were S. to SIS
Corset Section. Third fovr,
Evening star., 1921-12-29
Pictures and Frames

8 Swinging Gilt Frames. in va
rious sizes. slightly damaged. 81
each; were 81.
3 Green and Gold Swinging
Photo Frames in various sizes,
slightly damaged. $50 each;
were 81.
20 Pictures, in imitation ma
hogany frames. slightly dam
aged. soc each: were SI..5.
Picture Section, Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1921-12-29
UMBRELLAS

25 Women's Black Tape-edee
American Cotton Taffeta TIM
brellas. assorted wood handles.
S:.1J each, were 81.
Is Mems Black Tape-edge
Piece-dyed Cloth Tmbrellas. as
sorted wood handles. $3.50 each;
were 81.
Evening star., 1921-12-29
ASH TRAYS

m bronze and old gold-very At
tractivo styles for the ofloo, desk
or den.
10 Ash rays, clio eaeA, were %.
70 Ash Trays 5be eaehs were
e1.60,
smslsrP Asssssssy ssstisa. 5iss floor.
Evening star., 1921-12-29
Silks and Veluets Reduced

IS Remnants of Chiffon Velvet black and coors; 2z
yard lengths. $3.50 yard; 81 and s..
Plain Coored Silks Satins, "a 3H
lengths Priced Il regular price.
IS of Canton Crepes Crepe de Chine all
Ito yard lengths. II regular price.
IS of Black Silks Satins Crepes, to
Velvets IS inches
wide; H to 2h yard lengths. s. yard; was s..
secondn noe.
Evening star., 1921-12-29
S,ceaters and Cap
and Scarf Sets

$l.s5 each; were $2.e5.
4 Wool Butterfly Capes. in navy, with
contrasting striped border. 1886 each;
were So.
Fancy Weave Wool Tuxedos, in black
and white: brushed wool collar and cuffs,
size 10, size 46. $3.s5 each;
were $5.75.
s Tomato Golor Wood Tuxedo Sweaters
plain stitch, with fancy stitch tuxedo
collar and turnback cuffs, and plated
giriles. ] size 3S, size 40 and l
size A.. $2.95 each: were $3.95.
Evening star., 1921-12-29
Ha.sdkercl.iets Reduced

A lot Of Mems and Women's
Linen and Cotton Handkerchiefa,
soiled from holiday display. Re.
duced prices ranging from 1ko To
u, according TO quality.
WomAn's HaAdkeFcAis1 0eetin. SfEst