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The New York herald., 1922-07-25
STANDARD AIRCRAFT
GIVEN TO RECEIVER
Wilson K. Powell in Charge
Pending Settlement Of Dis
pute With Mitsui & Co.
CLAIM OF q. s. INVOLVED
Japanese Bankers Say They
Advanced More Than So
100000 to Corporation.

Justice Robert F. Wagner yesterday
appointed wilson M. Powell Of Wall
street receiver of the Standard Aircraft
Corporation. with authority to take pos
session Of all property. books and rec
ords of the company. now In the prscess
of formal dissolution, pending outcome
Of suit of Mitsui & Co, Ltd, Japanese
bankers, Of SIS Broadway, and three
trustees of the corporation against the
corporation and Harry Bowers Mingle
of 233 Broadway, it's former president.
Mr.. Mingle is sued as an individual
and as trustee in liquidation for the re-
turn of approximately 100000 in Lib
erty bonds and cash, which Is alleged to
have been withheld. He has countered
with suit for $4,000 against Mitsui
& Co. for payment for airplane motors
which he says the firm received from the
Standard Aircraft Corporation.
Both actions are indirect results of pre-
war settlement of airplane contracts and
one involves the defense of the corpora
ton and Mtsuit n Co. against a claim
of $2,300,000 which the United States
Government makes in seeking readjust-
ment of a settiement MADE in 1919. The
Mitsui suit reveals the extent to which
the Japanese banking firm financed the
Standard corporation from 1916 to 1918.
The bankers claim to have furnished
capital in excess Of $6,325.0O0. and the
airplane contracts of the company 1t is
said, might have involved an expendi-
ture Of s50.000,000 had the war con-
tinued. In settlement OF broken con-
tracts with the Standard the Federal
Government has paid $4,S50,000.
Justice Wagner denied a mandatory
injunction directing Mingle to pay to
his three associates the $S9,200 in
liberty bonds and $4,000, cash. plus
interest, which they alleged he with
held. He Is restrained. however, from
concealing or destroying in any way
such property of the corporation as is
necessary for the receiver to have in
The New York herald., 1922-07-25
HOLDS UP HANDS; SAVES $3.50

Quick action saved $450 for Solomon
Schandeen Of Emerson, N. J., late Sun
day night. 1t was revealed yesterday. He
was approached by two men In de-
serted part of town. and told to put his
hands up. He did, and clutched his bank
roll in his fplifted hand.
In a favorable moment he threw the
roll into bush behind him. The thugs
got nothing, but Schandeen found his
money safe when he returned to look
for ii yesterday morning.
The New York herald., 1922-07-25
MGINLEY DEMOCRATIC
LEADER IN RICHMOND
Chosen to Succeed CahiU as
Party Head in County.

Thomas r. McGinley, Park Commits
sioner of Richmond. was elected Demo-
cratic leader of Staten Island last night
at meeting of the Richmond county
committee. Mr.. mckinley succeeds the
late Matthew ]. Cahill, Borough Presi-
dent and Tammany leader. His election
was unanimous.
At the primaries on September q
Staten Island Democratic voters will
have an opportunity to confirm Mr.
McGinley's election or select some one
else in his stead.
Evening star., 1922-05-25
Women's Goats,
Wraps, Costumes

I Beige Dragon Crepe Coat.
with large tan caracul collar.
sos; was $50.
| Evening Wrap. tangerine
Canton crepe with cray squirrel
chin-chin collar. SOS: was $110.
| White Cloth Cane. with
white caracul collar. SOS; was
S1I0.
Veldyne Cape tan: extreme
~ smart model. sos; was slz5.
/ Brown Cape. Canton crepe.
with hand appliques and en-
broidery. SIS; was S95.
| Wrap. black Canton crepe.
lined with Cairo crepe. SIS;
WAS s1I0.
l Wrao. black Canton crepe,
lined with jade. $3.50; was
$3.50.
/ Kasha Cloth Coat. black
and crepe lined. $3.50; was
SSo.5o.
l Sport Wrap. orange knit:
also for beach wear. $3.50;
was Ao.50.
Navy Poiret Twill Coat.
with hand-woven collar. SOS;
was Sis.
1.Cape Wrap, cornfdwer blue
marvella cloth. SOS; was S11o.
Women's Coat Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1922-05-25
Waste Paper
Baskets, A5c

Is Imported Baskets for FRI
days selling. Well made and
durable.
s willow Hampers, imported.
round. bleached. Special, $3.50
each. -
s willow Hampers, imported.
round, bleached. Special, &2.2S
each.
3 Willow Hampers, as above.
Special At 93.o6 each.
Slightly Imperfect or soiled
Rush Shopping Bags, 1sc
each3 were 8Se.
3 Chinese Work Baskets, col
ored- csc eacAs were S1.10.
Waste Paper. Baskets, Japan
ese. S1.2S each3 were ..
Hanging Baskets, mahogany
colored, split bamboo, with metal
inset e3.o6 each, were $3.50.
Clothes Hamper, large oval
size; white enameled willow.
$4H1s was $oA7x.
Baby Basket, white enam-
eled willow. S1.S0, w9s $3.50.
Basket Section, Fifth noor.
Evening star., 1922-05-25
BLOUSES
Priced LO,uer

16 Lingerie Blouses, embroid-
cred and lace trimmed models.
Sizes 81, SO and So. 7Sc EACH
were q.
80 Tailored Dimity and Wolfe
Blouses. Sizes "a, SO, 3S, 40 and
42. 81 each, were 9c.0S.
9 White Jap and colored
striped Tub Silk Blouses. Sizes
"a, So, A. and 46. 81 eachs were
e2.0S and 1896.
16 Trfc to Overblouses.
Richelieu ribbed, in lavender or
jade; sizes SO. 38, 40, ~, A and
46. 32.95 each, were Is.
IL Brown Plaid Taffeta Blouses.
high, low, tuxedo or v collars.
Sizes SO, 38, 40. AZ. A. and 4s.
e2.0S eachs were SS.75.
10 Black Jap Silk Blouses, with
Peter Pan collars and short
sleeves. Sizes 81, IS and 3S.
ec.0S eachs were $3.0S.
Blouse Section, Third door.
Evening star., 1922-05-25
White Sateen
Pethcoats, 81
20 Dozen at This Low
Price Tomorrow

Shadow-proof. fine quality
sateen tub petticoats; straight
line styles with double front
and back panels and scalloped
bottom-also the new double
to-hip model. Regular and
extra sizes.
25 English Poplin Petticoats,
blue and lavender, fine quality.
$l.95 eaehs were $3.50.
16 Silk Jersey PetticoatS and
Pettibloomers; brown, green,
rose or black. $3.50 eachs were
11.96.
Silk Jersey Pettibloomers.
shirred or ruffie cuffs. $3.oS
each, were 45.
Silk Petticoats. radium and
taffeta, finished with embreid-
cred scallop or accordion pleated
f1ounce. Rose, brown or violet.
S4.05 each, were S6.75 and $3.50.
Silk Boomers, La Jerz. with
double shirred cuff. Henna.
blues or black. &3.S5 eachs were
IS.
Petticoat Section, Third door.
Evening star., 1922-05-25
Girls Mddies and
Jumper Frocks
vi.
Friday; Csc

so All-white Middies or white
with colored collars and cuffs.
Miss Saratoga make. Sizes IA
to q years. The price is much
lower than regular.
50 Gingham Jumper Dresses,
with adjustable straps and belts.
Blue and tan. In sizes 8 to IA
years. These were $l25.
81 Gingham Dresses, imported
Scotch grade, some with bloom
ers. Sizes to II years. SI.05
each, were $3.05.
8 Jersey Suits, for Junior
Misses; tailored, tuxedo styles.
Navy. tan. copen and green. Sizes
13, Is and II. $3.50 each, were
S10.75.
1S Down Dilly" Frocks. i'm
ported models. Brown, blue and
Gamma. Sizes to II years. &5
s Taffeta Dresses, for Junior
Misses. Brown and navy. Sizes
IA and 16 years. $3.50 each; were
&1s.75.
White Organdy Dress, in size
II years. IS, waS S10.75.
Girls Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1922-05-25
ChiIdren's Hose

100 pairs Fine Ribbed Hose,
black, white and brown. Sizes
81 to l0H-broken assortments.
z5c pair; were 3711c.
SO pairs Sports Hose, three
quarter length; navy mixtures.
Sizes Z to 81 inclusive. 35c pair,
were Soc. -
10 pairs Misses Silk Lisle Hose,
brown and white. Size 81 only.
Sic pairs were u 80. =.
Children's Hosiery Section. Fourth door.
Evening star., 1922-05-25
Unusual Rug Values
For Clearance on Remnant Day

8 Willow and Grass Rugs,
8xl0 size. $3.50 each; were $11.50.
4 Willow Grass Rugs, 6x9 size.
$6.0S each; were $50.
5 Grass Rugs, superior quail
ity. 9xl2 size. S10.75 each; were
$15.z5.
/, Is Willow Grass Rugs, 9xl2
size. $10.75 each; were $3.50.
Bug Section, Sixth floor.
Evening star., 1922-05-25
Chairs and Rockers

3 Brown Reed Chairs. with
high back, wide arm and tap
estry upholstered back and seat.
New spring seat construction.
&17.7S eachs were $3.50.
Brown Reed Chairs, large
size with slope arm. Spring seat
Construction and tapestry up
holstery. &17.75 each, were &24.
Rockers to match these chairs.
917.7S eaehS were IA.
2 HiEh-back Brown Reed
Chairs, tapestry upholstered and
with seat cushion rests on tape
spring construction. Rockers
to match. Sits each, were
&z3.5o.
Frosted Antique Brown Reed
Chair, tapes upholstered.
spring seat construction. Q
Rockers to match. 4I7.7D each,
were 326.S0.
3 Brown Reed Fiber Chairs,
fiber seat and back. &s.7S each,
were S6.2S.
fifth Aoor,
Evening star., 1922-05-25
F u X S

2 Opossum Chokers. Special,
$3.50 each.
| Brown Kit Fox Choker,
$3.50: was S1z.5O.
Taupe Wolf Choker, $10.S0;
was $3.50.
l Jap Marten Choker, $3.50;
was $29.50.
Scotch Mole Scarf, SIS; was
SIS.
Stone Marten Choker, $3.50;
was. $45.
Hudson Bay Sable, $45; was
$50.
Fur Section, Third floor
Evening star., 1922-05-25
Clear Glass Water Pitchers
Special, 35c

1 Bon Bon Dish. footed and
covered, decorated and gold en-
crusted. IS, was 910.50.
1 Fruit Bowl, gold decorated.
$3.50, was %.
1 Vase. large. tinted and gold
decorated, slightly imperfect.
$685. was %.
1 Syrup Jug on plate, gold en-
crusted. 93.o6S was %.
Bon Bon DISH, gold en-
crusted. S1.26s was g.
Comport, tinted and with
gold decoration. sass, was
$3.50.
1 Ice Tub, rich cut glass, $4.o6,
was 96.
Glassware Section. Fifth door.
Evening star., 1922-05-25
Special Size
WOn,en's Apparel

a Tweed Suits, we'll tailored
copen, orchid and gray. Sizes
40H and 44H. SIS each; were
$3.50 and $45.
8 Navy Satin Dresses. coat
effects, Sizes 40H, AH and
48H. SO each; were $3.50.
2 Taffeta Dresses, navy and
black. embroidered in old blue.
Sizes 44H and 46H. $3.50 each;
were $3.50.
l Pongee Motor Coat, Size
~. $lz.50; was SIS.
Group of Mignonette Dresses.
dropstitch effect; black and
navy. Sizes .42H to 52H. $3.50
each; were $3.50.
Special Size Section. Third floor
Evening star., 1922-05-25
ny Splendid Savings for Friday Remnant Day
Women S Suits and
Suit Costumes

5 Sport Suits, rose and gray
mixtures. Sizes "a. Sc, SO and
40. $40 each; were S3S.
l Cape and Skirt Suit. laven-
der and gold plaid tweed; cape
is braid bound and may be worn
separately. $3.50; was $z9.S0.
l Sport Costume Dress and
Cape. Size Sc. $3.50; was SIS.
i Sports Costume with dress
and cape. the dress of tan and
blue plaid. the cape of rust
color. $3.50: was $3.50.
? Navy Twill Suits, ripple box
coat; hand embroidered in
black. Sizes "a and So. S45
each: were SOS.
, Navy Twill Suits. strictly
tailored. SAe.50 each; we're SIS.
| Mems Wear Cloth Suit. coat
on semi fitted lines. radium silk
lined. Size 50. $50: was SIS.
| Navy Twill Suit. hand-em-
broidered and shawl collar. Size
4C. SIS; was sos.
| Black Twill Costume with
cape and dress trimmed in
Egyptian red. Size 50. $50;
was SIS.
I Navy Tricotine Costume
with dres- and coat Size SO.
$50; was SIS.
| Kasha Cloth Costume with
dress and coat: sand color EN-
hroidered in jet and monkey
fur trimmed. Size 50. $3.50;
was SI75.
l Model Costume of grav
riouetine. dress embroidered.
SOS; was S195.
Women's Suit Section. Third door.
Evening star., 1922-05-25
CANDY.

II one-pound boxes Mullane's
Woodland Goodies. Csc h., were
u.
II one-poand boxes Mullane's
Assorted Chips, 5Sc lb.s were o0c.
8 one.pound boxes GlAcH
Fruits, 31.65 lb.s were e1.31.
One-p0und boxeA CombinAti0n
Stuffed Fruits, S5c lbs were e1.3E,
10 o e-p osn n d boxes STUFFED
Prunes. pc lb.s were n.
ON esp o IN d boxes Cluster
Raisins, Soc lb.s were Sic.
Candy, Store, First 1lscs.
Evening star., 1922-05-25
Little Girls
Play Aprons, T.25

dozen of these regular s.
Aprons for Friday. Made of
chambray or cretonnes, cum
ningly trimmed with nursery
patterns and finished with
sashes and pockets.
1S Sweaters, light weight
wool, in tuxedo style. Copen,
rose and tan. SI.9S each; were
81.
Revolving Hamper. white
enameled- with four drawers.
$3.50; was &25.
"a Tub Dresses. for little girls.
One-piece style and some with
bloomers. Pink, blue, tan or
green. $I.95 each; were $3.50 and
"a.
1S Dean Nursery Crib Spreads.
nursery patterns. SI.2S each;
were r.
Infants Section. Fourth floor
Evening star., 1922-05-25
Mems Wear-Much Less
Remnants of broken lots-Real Savings on high quality
wearables.

10 dozen Silk Ties, four-in-
hand and bow ties, neat figured
foulard patterns-summer COL
ors. Very special at Csc each.
50 Night Shirts, muslin and
cambria; ~" neck styie-some
trimmed. Sizes l6 and IL. CSC
each; were $1.5o and s..
90 pairs Silk Socks. fiber silk.
dropped stitch style. double toes
and heels. Cordovan, navy,
gray and white. Sizes 9H to
II. inclusive. 3Sc pair or 3 pairs
for 81; were SOC pair.
IS Soft Collars, silk pointed
ends. Sizes AH, IS, l51z and
1914. zSc each; were Soc.
Evening star., 1922-05-25
Women s Pure Silk
Hose, sI.25

20 dozen pairs. in black. white
and colors. with Isle soles and
garter hens. A few outsizes;
uneven weave. If perfect they
would be s..
IL pairs Silk Hose. best quality:
out sizes. Hens slightly i'm
perfect. $3.50 pair; were 81.
10 dozen pairs Silk Sox, with
turn over Isle cuffs. Sizes Sl2
to 10. 75c pair; were SI.25.
Is dozen pairs Silk Lisle Hose,
full fashioned; black and a few
colorS: uneven weave. Csc pair;
were 81.
Hosiery Section, First floor
Evening star., 1922-05-25
Wall Frames
Greatly Reduced

All are stock frames with
made corners: some hand
carved; some in gilt or poly
chrome finish.
$1.50 to 81 Frames at ST.
A lot in sizes SKI to SxI0
inches. Including glass. Not all
sizes.
81 to $6 Frames, $1.so
A broken size lot measuring
SKI to 12x14 inches. Including
glass.
Swing Frames, 81
Were $3.50 to 81, A group of
gilt or mahogany finish frames,
square or oval. Including glass.
Picture Section, Fifth floor
Evening star., 1922-05-25
Silk and Philippine
Lingerie

So Philippine Gowns. hand en-
broidered and scalloped; square
neck, short sleeves. Sizes II to
II. $1.05 eachs were &c.05.
II Philippine Envelope Chem
ise: corset cover style. solid and
eyelet embroidery. Sizes SO to
A. S1.0S eachs were S2.95.
90 Silk Camisoles, flesh, white,
Dresden, navy and brown: strap
or built up. Sizes SO to A. 7sc
eachs were 81.
16 Silk Chemise, flesh color
crepe de chine, envelope style;
tailored or lace trimmed; two
styles of top. Sizes 36 to A.
SECS each, were $3.50 and Is.
S Silk Envelope Chemise, flesh
or white radium silk or satin;
two-top styles. Sizes SO to a..
$3.0S each; were % and 1918.
Lingerie Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1922-05-25

l Scotch Art Rug, 9xl2 size.
S1s.7S; was SIS.
i Cashmire Rug, ox12 size.
Slz.7s; was SO.
10 Sunapee Rugs, 36x72 size.
@.9S each; were 81.
Sunapee Rugs. 30x60 size.
$3.95 each; were $s.se.
IL Jap Bath Mats, 4ec each;
were 81.
Evening star., 1922-05-25
Travelling Bags, rs
Were $22.50 to $35s

s-of black boarded cowhide
and walrus or of tan cowhide;
smooth finish: 20-inch size. The
black bags are 1s-inch size with
handsewed-in frames and extra
large sewed-on corners. Both
styles slightly rubbed.
Travelling Bags, Of brown
cowhide. 18-inch size; inside lock.
Sewed-on corners, leather lined.
$4.76 each3 were "a.
Travelling Goods Section. Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1922-05-25
Individual GO,U1,s

Afternoon Gown. of black
georgette. with jade ribbon.
Size 3s. S37 so; was $75.
Fuchia Crepe Romaine model,
lace sleeves and draped skirt.
Size 3S. S85; was $95.
Evening Gown. black and
blue sequins. Size 3s. SOS; was
S115.
1 Evening Gown. orchid chif-
fon. silver girdle. Size SO. S65,
was $S5.
1 Costume of black lace and
crepe. 3-piece model. Size 40.
sos; WINS &16S.
I Dinner Gown, black crepe
back, satin trimmed with heavy
lace. Size 40. $9S: wns S135.
l Silk Sport Dress, green and
white stripe. long lines; size 3s.
$85; was $SS.
Women's Gowns. Third floor.
Evening star., 1922-05-25
Tables and Chairs

Q Brown Reed Fiber Tables.
with oak top and magazine
shelf below. Sizes 2Sx24 inches.
Special, $50 each.
3, Round Reed Tables, 30-inch
round, oak tops and magazine
shelf. Special, S1z.60 each.
High-back Square Chairs.
frosted brown reed; upholstered
in tapestry and with spring
eaehs were as.
Willow and Reed Furniture Sector
Evening star., 1922-05-25

Corsets, $S, were $5 to sIS-
Lily of France, Parame,
Madame Irene, Franco, Mo-
dart. Woodthrop, P. N. and
Practical Front models, of
handsome broche, fine coutil,
all boned with walohn boning.
Topless, medium and low bust
models for all figures, in all
sizes, but, of course. not all
sizes in each style. Front and
back lacing corsets.
Corsets, 41.75; were - to
S7.5O-Really remarkable val
ues in this assortment. Waist
line, low bust and some me-
dium bust models; fine
brooches and coutils, many of
them among our finest makes.
Hip confiners and part elastic
corsets included.
Corset Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1922-05-25
Special Sale of
BLUE BOOKS
Lou Price, T.25
1921 EDITION

Originally published to retail
at 81 each. and these for sIl
practical purposes are just as
good as this years edition.
5 copies Vol. l, New York State and
part Of Canada.
10 copies Vol. 8. Penna., n. J., Della
ware, Nd. Va, ". Va. and D. G.
copies Vol. 4. Ohio. Indiana and
Kentucky.
and Kentucky. E~
copy Vol. 4. Colorado. Ncbrasia.
Texas. Okla, Ark. n. Mex.
! copy Vol. s. calif.. Nevada. Utah
copy Vol. 0. Washington, Oregon.
Idaho, Montana. Dekots. part Of B. C.
2 copies Vol t.. Transeontinentai
Blue Book, from coast to coast.
Do not miss the opportunity to
get q Blue Book at a fraction of
the cost
Book Section, Second noor.
Evening star., 1922-05-25
WOmen's Knit
Underwear

20 Combination Suits, Jersey
ribbed Isle; low neck, sleeve
less, tight-fitting knee. Sizes s
and z. 81 suit, were $1.5O.
II Combination Suits: silk top
and Isle body; bodice style with
ribbon straps; shell trimmed,
loose knee. Sizes 36, 80 and AZ.
S1.5O suit, were $2.25.
II pairs Drawers, Jersey
ribbed cotton, knee length, lace
and she'll trimmed. 25c pair,
were Soc.
Women's Knit Underwear Section.
Third door.
Evening star., 1922-05-25
Reruna
Wearables.

IS Union Suits, jacquard fig
ured white. madras; sleeveless,
knee length, closed crotch and
with elastic insert across back.
Sizes 81, 36. 40, a and 46. $l.3S
suit; were s..
81 Gauze Undershirts and
Drawers. the shirts in sizes "a,
AZ and 46: the drawers. ankle
length and in sizes 81, So, AZ, 4o
and 48. SOC each; were 81.
IS pairs Golf Hose, brushed
all-wool, heather shades and
green, mixed colors; turnover
tops. Sizes 10 and 101l. $1.s5
pair; were 81.
Mems Furnishings Section. First door.
Evening star., 1922-05-25

Is in two-quart size, we'll hn-
ished-very special.
20 dozen Tumblers, Colonial
clear glass. Special at 45c dos.
Fruit Bowls. of tinted glass.
4Sc eachs were 06c.
Q Flower Vases, tinted glass.
45c eaeh3 were CSC.
4 Comports. tinted glass,
footed. 4Se each3 were 0Sc.
Jam Dishes. floral cut glass
and with plated spoon. S5c set,
were S1.60.
2 Square Vases. richly cut
glass. 94.o5 eachs were $10.5O.
1 Fruit or Salad Bowl, cut
glass. @Ss was 41O.5O.
Flower Vase, cut glass.
S5.o5, was $16.
Evening star., 1922-05-25

4 Porch Chairs, with woven
seats. $3.A5 each; were S..
3 Silk Lamp Shades. large
size. SS.45 each-less than u
the former prices.
4Royal Easy Reclining Chairs,
mahogany or walnut finish.
S19.75 each; were SIS.
2 Dining Chairs. solid Amer
ican walnut; leather seats.
Very special, S6.75.
Set Dining Chairs, S side
and / arm chair, mahogany fip-
ish with leather seats. $3.50;
was $3.50.
Furniture and Bed Section, Sixth floor.
Evening star., 1922-05-25
Remnants for the
Housekeeper

25 Cases Laundry Soap. Swift's
Borax- Special. Sc cake; case of
100 cakes at $3.50.
IS Galvanized Garbage Pals.
5-gallon size. Csc each; were
3I.35.
IS Towel Bars. opalite glass;
complete with post. e5c each;
were S1.3S.
8 Bissell Carpet sweepers.
standard make. $S.45 each;
were $3.50.
Slightly Shopworn or ,
Imperfect
SO Wire Suit Hangers. SC each; were
II Table Tops, porcelain. 25x4o
inches: 3l.s5 each; were $3.50.
.., 3 stes% :Io., Coolers .s thrse .s "a compart-
, Bath Stools. white enameled. $l.4s
Shoe Polishing Boxes. white en-
ameled. $3.50 each; were $s.75.
5 5, Sleeve dss Boards. for pressing. soc
24x3e inches. $3s5; vas S7.a5.
Il kitchen Table; natural wood. size
2eI42 .Sa inches; S: S4;5s: was ss.ss:
with mirror door. $s.ss: was s5.76.
Kitchen Table. porcelain top; size
26x42 inches. $e.05: was tl2.so.
18 Butter Mergers, Wonder make.
loe each; were 78c.
6 Potato Ricers. large size. S5e each;
were 81.
s wash Tubs. medium size. galvanized.
800 each; wore Sc.
3 Bathroom Mirrors, 12xlS inches.
e5o each; were $l.6S.
3 Baby Feeding Trays. metal. g
each; were S3.oS.
2 Ironing Boards. on stands. $l.75
Pantry or Library Steps; oak
stained. $l.o6 each; were &s.7S.
Kitchen Table, natural wood; size
22x28 inches. $3.50; was $3.50.
Wash Stand. large size; white en-
ameled. $s.ss; was t13.a6.
Water Cooler, 6-gallon size; porce-
lain lined. $3.50: vas SIS.
Housewares Section, Fifth floor
Evening star., 1922-05-25

3 Englander Folding Couches,
with mattress pad. Aft. size.
Sl8.75 each; were $3.50.
Englander Bed, white enam-
eled and with link spring. 3 it.
S9.7s; was Sl2.5o.
Double Bed. square post and
filler style; white enameled and
6 with link spring. Special, $1S7S.
Ivory Double Bed, with link
spring. S12.5o; was $3.50.
l White Enameled Bed, with
spring; 3 #. Special, $SA5.
l Overstuffed Rocker, striped
blue velour cover. $3.50; was
$3.50.
Evening star., 1922-05-25
Wash Dress Goods
Lengths ~ to ~ Yards
$50 Good Remnants

Embroidered Swisses, 31-in.
Use and 81 yard; were u and
s1.35.
Printed Voiles, 38-inch and
40-inch. SOC. 40c and 7Sc gard,
were 3Sc, SOC and 81.
Normandy Wolfe, 38-inch. Soc
yard; was 6Sc.
Kiddie Kloth, 32-inch. soc
yards was 3Sc.
Dress Gingham. 32-inch. soc
yard; was 3Sc.
Tissue Ginghams, 36-inch. 40c
and 6Oc yard; were Soc and 7Sc.
French Ratine. 3S-inch. 81
yard; was S1.25.
Wash Dress Goods Section. Second
floor.
Evening star., 1922-05-25


Corsets. Gfrdles. Hip Con.
liners, 75c each; were - to -
Also some Semi-elastic Cir
dies for negiigee and sports
wear. made of white or pink
coutil and brooches.
Pafaknft and Elastic .Bras.
sieres, u eachs were 42 to IS
Front and back fastening
styles. for the average or full
figure. Sizes 81, 36, 3S, ~. 46
and 4S.
Memo Brassieres, 81 each,
were $1.5O and 32-Just 6 mod
els, lacing under arm and, of
heavy muslin. Sizes 36, 40,
AZ and 4S.
Cfrclet Brassieres, 3l,SO
eachs were &2.S0-Of pink
tricot or all-over lace. Sizes
36. SS and 40.
Evening star., 1922-05-25
$3.50 Suites at $3.50

3 very attractive split reed
suites, with settee, chair and
rocker; comfortable shape and
size. Stained in mellow green;
hard wood frame. Three extra
chairs and rockers you may buy
in addition to the suites. spe-
cial, 95.7E- each.
Evening star., 1922-05-25
5l-Piece' White and Gold
Dinner Sets, $3.50
Special for Tomorrow

Splendid Quality White American Porcelain with dainty
gold floral decoration. The consists Of
each of these l each of these
Finch plates, 6-nch 12-nch platter, sauceboat,
plates bread and butter covered dish, baker, pickle
plates, plates soup dish. sugar bowl, cream
plates, and saucers. pitcher
We would like you to inspect this value
and convince yourself of its great worth
This decoration is shown ine open stock tomorrow
from which purchase any pieces you like at very
special low prices.
Plates SSc 95c $15 Sl4S Dishes, zoc, 3Sc, SSc and
and $I85 dozen. 7Sc each.
Coupe Soup Plates, s13s Covered Dishes, 7Sc each.
DOZEN Teacups and Saucers,
Fruit Saucers, sc dozen. $195 dozen.
Oatmeals, $1-35 dozen. And all other pieces at
Individual Buffers 45c proportonate savings.
dozen. Dinnerware Section Fifth hoor
Evening star., 1922-05-25

16 pairs Mems Black Nor
wegian Brogue Oxfords; sizes
6k. IN. 8h. 9h and 10 C: IL,
s. SA, 9h and 10 D. &4.05 pair;
were $40.
Mons Shoe Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1922-05-25
Mems Shoes, 1895 and 1895
Splendid Economies Here

8 pairs Mems
Black Grain Leather
Brogues ; sizes 6 and
6H c; s, 9, 9H and
10 D. $3.95 pair;
~,,>.> e. En-
Evening star., 1922-05-25
Curtains-Pill0ms-Couer Fabrics
At Remnant Day Reductions

SsUiss Curtains
Reduced to $l.65 Pair
100 pairs ruff1ed, sheer and
dainty curtains with double
rows of hemstitching. just the
curtains for summer use.
REMNANTS
"a to u Former Prices
A large collection of short
lengths and remnants of ere
tonnes, nets, voiles, silks, mad
ras, etc. !.
Curtain and Drapery Section. Fifth hoer.