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The daily Alaskan., 1922-08-26
JAMAICA GINGER GET
 AUTOISTS IN TROUBLE

Seattle, Aug. 26.-James A. Lan- ders and J. W. Anderson, drivers of automobiles are serving a ten day sentence. The autos in which they were riding collided. Both were in- toxicated with Jamaica ginger prep eration.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-08-26
COLLINS REMAINS HELD
 IN GREAT EEl EEENgE,

Dublin. Aug. 2f.-FiGteou r'j0~ sand mouruers filed past -E0 20. mains of .he slain Sim ra.r 'anlar For hours .na stream Of maurrar passed by with as much rr~a.a..a ia their manner as < they war. nns-.a- into tine presence of th Pop.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-08-26
PHOTOGRAPHER DIES
 AT BOXING BOUT

Seattle, Aug. 2s.-William A. Pin ney, a well known photographer of this city died in the Arena last even ing. He was in his seat watching the boxing bout, which was being staged at that place when death overlook rim.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-08-26
JDLJNIEIA RIVER FISH
 SEASON CLOSED

Astoria. 0sa.. Aug. 26.--The fish, ing seasou on the Columbia river closed ar noon yesterday. The stl- mon pack am that river amounts To two hundred and af-y-seven thons- and cases.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-08-26
WILL COLLINS DEATH
 AROUSE IRELAND"

London. Aug 24-SnonE.uE of taa shooting of Mtehan, Collins. Bnaarl S.aa +avs of conditions in that .s.o. "rl t.e shooting Of Collins dues uu. turn every sensible Ir.-.man into 9 raso.a.a constable tmDaliad bE low of country then .an country will per- lsa .u.oary."
The daily Alaskan., 1922-08-26
BIC SEAPLANE
 WRECKED OFF CUBA

Washington. Aug. 26.-The big saaP.aaa which started from New York ou nine thousand mile run rn Brazil. came -o grief or Cuba. nj- I0. Hinton and the crew which was w.rn him are returning home.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-08-26
NORTHERN PACIFIC
 TRAIN WRECKED

Seattle Aug. 2G.-The Northern Pacific train yves. bound was wreck .I near ElIenanarE. The gugtncer of ..e train, E. $. Jones ol Seattle, was killed lu the wreck.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-08-26
FORMER RAISE E
 TO WED \ NuDW

London. Aug. -6.--F0rwar En- p.-or William is reported Co be en- t.ro,led Co 30 widow of a German a-tstorraL This report has been Fee ea.vad by the London Times
The daily Alaskan., 1922-08-26
FRANCE LOSES
BIG CRUISER

Paris, Aug. 26.-A 13,000-ton cruiser struck on a rock and went down in the bay of Quiber yester- day. Most of the crew of 900 men were saved. The name of the cruls- CT was France.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-08-26
WORLD PAYERS SUFFERING
 FROM EXPOSURE

Carorrta. Aug. 2+.- Captain Nor. uu I.MIl.u and Captain Wail.as. w.0 took va t.g aa.a of aytn- around ..e world u.ar Major B,aAa lad .man t-o.an..u..d were taken to r. MosD.ta. .n account of severe exposure from which tLey were sui. .a..ug.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-08-26

This has been the 0uietast week in town since rne tourist soas0u be. gan No boat from Sunday m.H Sunday. with the exception of thn Esraratn.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-08-26
PROMINENT PUBLISHER
 PASSES NNAN

Lake Forest. ilL. Aug. 2G.-EeIa. vau smith. the publisher ot taa h. d.aa.aa,s News died a, his suumu. L.u. la this city last night.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-08-26

Picking, Aug. 26.-The gUnboats of the foreign powers in China. in cludng the U. S.S. Isabel the flag ship of Rear Admiral Bulard. com maudiug tue American Yaugtze river
The daily Alaskan., 1922-08-26
GyHB0ATS OF FOREIGN
 NATIONS ID QyEL- RAIDERS

patrol. have been ordered to the Yaugtze Gorge district with iUstruc. tions to eNtermiuaJe the bands ot disorgauized soldiers who are firing ou t,a foreign merchant craft in the river.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-01-12
81 MM0NS

In the Superior Court of the State of
California, in and for the County Of
Imperial.
Mary L. Lloyd. Plaintiff, vs.. James D.
Lloyd, defendant.
F. H smith. Ei Centro, California, At
torney for Plaintiff.
The People Of the State of call
fornia Send Greeting to James ID.
Lloyd, Defendant.
YOU ARE HEREBY DIRECTED
TO APPEAR and answer the Com
plant in an action entitled as above.
brought against you in the Superior
Court of the County Of Imperial,
State of California, within ten days
after the service on you of this sum
mons-if served within this county;
or within thirty days if served else
where.
And you are hereby notified that
unless you appear ard answer as
above required. the said Plaintiff will
take judgment for any money or
damages demanded in the complaint,
as arising upon contract, or she viii
apply to the Court for any other re
lief demanded in the Complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal
of the Superior Court Of the County
of Imperial. State of California, this
twenty third day of December, 1921.
NJ. s. COOK. Clerk.
BY f. 3 KIRK, Deputy.
Dec 20. Jan. 5, -, 19, 26. Feb. 2, 9,
/ 16, 90.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-01-12
TO UNKNOWN OWNER OF ES-
TRAY ANIMALS.

The following described estray do
mestic animals We're taken up and are
now confined by me at the H. l..
Boone ranch formerly Eddy ranch),
one mile west of Eucalyptus School
house on San Diego highway, and l
one-fourth mile south. If not claimed
thirty 800 days from date said ami
mails will be delivered to the Sheriff
of Imperial County on the 9th day of
February, 1929, to be sold for charges,
such sale to be at said ranch at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. of said day.
One CD black and white Holstein
COW, no brands, dehorned.
One o. black Holstein COW, with
white between front legs, and no
brands.
One (D black Holstein cow, no
brands.
One (1) black Jersey, dehorned, no
brands.
All of above are dry stock and
from six (6) to ten OO) years old.
H. L. BOONE.
Dated January 4, 1922.
Jan 5-12-19-26.
Evening star., 1922-03-23
HariIand China
Reduced

IL DaintiIy Decorated Dinner
Plates, 40c each; were soc.
9 Decorated Tea Plates, Sc
each; were 7Oc.
2 Decorated Casseroles, H.z5
. each; were s. -
. ; Decorated Covered Butter
Dishes, S1.9s each; were s..
2 Dainty. Cream Jugs, Csc
each; were s..
Decorated, 1o-inch Meat
!. Dishes. S1.15 eachS were $3.50.
"a Decorated Soup Plates. 3Sc
eachs were 7Oc.
1 Dainty Sugar Bowl. d; was
s2.so.
Decorated 12-inch Meat Plat
ters. $3.50 eachI were 81
Decorated 14-inch Meat Dish.
S2.75, waP $3.50.
Also the following
French China Sauce Boats. Ss.7s
each; wsrs $3.50.
Decorated and Gold Lned French
China Chop Set $s.7b; was Sls.so.
French China Fruit or Berry Sets.
Sl.1S each; were $8.7s.
French China Celery Tray. 81; was
50.
French China Casseroles. with mat
xold handles. $3.50 each; wore G.t@
Border Pattern Frehch China Meat
Dishes. l4-inch size. $l.0 each; wore
$685.,
Border Pattern French chiua Sugar
Bowls. 81 each; ware $s.es.
French China Open Salt Dishes. ioo
each, were 500.
Decorated French China Sauce Boat.
no stand. $I.7S; was 81 =
- Blue willow English Porcelain 81.
piece Dinner Sets. Special, $3.50 each;
were 30. b..
Chinawars Section. Fifth 6oor.
Evening star., 1922-03-23
&lk Ur,dergarn,e,,ts

Is Satin add Crepe de Chine Princess Slips,
camisole topi and built-up shoulders, in black;
flesh and nas1.i. Sizes 36 to "A. $4ss each; were
SO and $lz. !,
s1a> speeiA lot Of Dresden Silk Camisoles,
with straps, III navy and brown, sizes IS to A.
Special, $SS each. <
10 Satin and Crepe de Chine Envelope chemise
beautiful garnauts, charmingly trimmed. Sizes
36 to ~. $ass zach; were S and s.
50 Black and Navy Satin and Crepe de Chine
Corset Covers. s. azes 36 to AZ. $l.ss eseh; were
& and &.
II Satin aud CrAee DE- Chine Envelope Chemise
camisole top and lace-trimined styles-sizes 50
to AZ. $zSG each; Aese 81 and $.
snk Uslssvsar seetisaL 1hird floor.
Evening star., 1922-03-23
Misses apparel

! Fur-trimmed Suits, with
handsome large collars OF
beaver. caracul and wolf; sizes
16 and 18. $34.75 each; were
$3.50 to $50.
3 Brown Fur-trimmed Suits.
size 16. sl4.75 each; we're $3.50
to SIS.
4 Imported English Chin
chilla Goats, sizes ID, 10, 18.
$1z.75 each: were SIS.
2 Silk Duvetyn Dresses, COM
bined with satin and embroid-
cred; sizes 16, 18. $19.7S each;
were SIS.
Velvet Dresses, in black and
brown: size 16. S19.75 each;
were S69.so.
2 Duvetyn Dresses, elastic
waistlinc models; sizes 16, IS.
$19.75 each; were SIS.
3 Velvet Dresses. black and
brown; handsome models; sizes
Is. Is $1s.75 each; were SIS.
l Original "Lanvin". Model
Black Velvet Dress, with green
and gold embroidery; size 10.
$3.50: was $500.
l Original Jenny" Model.
Frock, of navy serge and black
satin: size l8. $3.50; was s175.
Navy Serge Dress. embroid-
cred in worsted yarns; size 18.
$3.50; was Sis.
Misses Section, Fourth floor,
Evening star., 1922-03-23
F., Children's Shoes
Reduced to $3.05

II pairs Boys Tan Calfskin
oxfords: sizes 4. 5. &C; 2 to D.
z pairs Growing Girls Dark
brown Calfskin High Lace Shoes;
sizes s and Z A; AZ B; 4, s. 6h c;
SIX D. r-.
5 pairs Misses and children's
Patent vamp. Gray Suede Top
Lace Shoes; sizes 1s. 1871 A: sk.
10C: Sd.
12 pairs Misses and Chi1dren's
Tan Calfskin Vamp, Brown Suede
Top Lace Shoes: sizes liz B;
81. 8. 81. ,1oC; s1s. 3. 1oH D.
81 Pairs Youths and ChildIen,s
Tan Calfskia Oxfords-
Reduced to 1926
All with heavy. viscolized
soles. All sizes. but not all
widths. from 81 to II and from
liz to 2.
Ohildren's Shoe sectioa. Fourth Aoof.
Evening star., 1922-03-23
Baby Carriages
Reduced for Frfdnr

Perambulator. white enamel
finished, soiled and slightly mar.
red.r SS675s was 155.
! White Enameled Reed Fiber
Baby Carriage, slightly soiied.
325i wns, $50.
1 Baby Carriage. Of reed liber,
ecru finish, slightly soiled. $a2.5o,
was. $3.50. - :
Combination Carriage and
Go-Cart, white enamel finished.
corduroy lined. soiled. &s2.sO;
White Enamel Carriage, .gon-
dola shape, reversible body soil.
ed. &27.6O, was. $3.50. = - :.
Also I 42-inch Kumfy Krfb,
slightly soiled. S16.5Os was
$28.75.
Baby Carriage Section. Fourth door.
Evening star., 1922-03-23
HOUSEWARES

1000 Cakes Swift's Borax
Laundry Soap. Special, Soc
dozen; $2.7S case of 100 cakes.
500 Rolls Crepe Toilet Tissue.
Special, Csc dozen.
8 Aluminium 6-cup PercoIa-
tors, with the valve pump.
SOS each; were A.z5.
3 Ideal One.compartment
Fireless Cookers. Special, Sl35S.
The following articles slightly
imperfect or shopworn.
l White Porcelain Top Kitchen
Table, with large drawer. ,Sl2.5S;
was $3.50.
1 Large White Enameled Steel
Kitchen Cabinet, with sliding
table top. $3.50, was &75.
1 36-inch Natural Gate-leg
Table. 1886 was $14.5O.
1 Hand Power Washing Ma
chine. $12.50, was S24.7S.
S-gallon Water Cooler. por-
celain lined. $3.50; was &16.s5.
Rubber Bath Mats Csc each;
were 95c.
Universal 6-cup Copper
Electric Coffee Urn. $3.50; wns
$21.5O.
White Enameled Shoe Shin
ing Cabinets. $3.50 eaeh; were
S3.75.
White Enameled Bath Stools.
Sl.50 each; were $:.25.
1 Hughes Electric Range. two
burners. with large oven. $47.50;
was $f15.5O.
Three-burner Nesco Oil Stove.
with cabinet 821.75, was $3.50.
Universal Electric Toasters.
with toast rack. $4.S5 each;
were $3.50.
White Enameled Tables, with
one drawer; size 16x16. $2.50
each; were 1876.
Housewares Section, Fifth door.
Evening star., 1922-03-23
WOnren's BLOuses

q Georsette Crepe Blouses. in white.
nesh and bisque. surplice and frilled
styles; some lace trimmed Sizes "a to
81: sass each; were $s.75.
Tucked Washable Net Blouses, COL
lar, sleeves and frill edged with lace.
Sizes "a. SO, 3s. $l.95 each: were $5.7s.
Odd Blouses, IN jersey and Eeor-
gette: In brown. black and navy. Sizes
80 and 80. $l.s5 each; were IS to $S.75.
10 Lace Trimmed Tie-on and Tuck-in
Orzandy and Rose Dimity Tailored
Biouses. Sises 81 to A. $l.eS each;
wsre IS to $S.75.
q Handkerchief Linen Tailored
Blouses. in maize and colored stripes,
green and white. and orchid and white
Sizes S6 to A. 81 each; were $5.75.
10 Tan English Ciambray Tailored
Blouses. with white pique collars. 81
each; were 1856.
II Colored Tailored orsandy Blouses,
in rose, orchid and bisque: gingham
blouses In pink or blue with white. 81
each; were $2.e5 and IS.
Women's. Blouse Section. Third hoor.
Evening star., 1922-03-23
WOMEN'S GLOYES

36 pairs 1-clasp P. K Sewn Kid Gloves, In
brown, stitched in white-sizes ST. 6, 81. 81
pairs were $15s.
1< ,pairs Womens 1-clasp P. X. NJ. Sewn
CapesA.in Gloves, in tan. Sizes 6N. 81 pair;
wefe S'75.
1o pairs Women's 2-clasp Black Glace Cloves,
self stitched and 3 rows of white embroidery;
sizes 81, 6. 81 pair; were $l7s.
q paira Women's Strap-wrist Chamois Gloves,
in whte;;, sizes 694, 2, III. slso pair; were $780,
40 pairs Women's 2-clasp White Glaee Gloves.
Paris poiA embroidered, sizes 51z, 81, s. 81.
81 pair; W1e $l.B.
Glsvs Sectiosl First floor.
Evening star., 1922-03-23
Mems. FURNISHINGS

96 Mems CHECKED Nain-
sock Union Suits, full cut
and roomy sizes, closed
crotch sleeNeless. knee
length; sizes 3f to 46. Very
special, &c suit.s were $l.sO.
66 Mems Fauty Colored
Silk Four-in-har.d Ties, fig
ured and striped; patterns.
Very special, Sc each.
81 Mems Outing, Flannel
Night Shirts; sizes, II, .16, II,
19. $1I5 each; we.te S2.
So pairs Mems Natural
Color, Washable Chamois
Gloves, spear-point back,
heavy outseams. Sia,s. TX,
~. 8. 81 pair; were S.Se.
70 Mems Spring weight
Cotton Socks, black Z only.
full-fashioned, regular made.
double heels, toes and sa)les.
Sizes 81, 10, 10H. sc .Vair;
xnyArA "a
Evening star., 1922-03-23
FURS

! Eastern Mink Stole. tall trim
med. S16Ss was 9105.
1 Jap Mink Stole, tail trimmed.
S763 was 9oS.
1 Black Caracul Scarf soss
Was 945.
/ HUDSON Seal Scarf. $3.50,
was SIS.
/ Golden Beaver, Collar. ssss
was 475.
/ Lynx Scarf. s1e.5o, was sss.
1 Fancy. Skunk Scarf. S2ss
was S96's- t-t -. =
Skunk Collar. e4sl was e8s.,
I Kolinsky Scarf e9tl was
S1z5. -
2 Raecoon chokers. IS each,
were S12.5O. -.
2 Taupe Wolf chokers. $3.50
eaeh3 were $3.50.
Mole Scarf, S7SB was 935.
Fur Section, Third door. ..-....
Evening star., 1922-03-23
PETT1COATS

27 .Silk jersey Pstticoats. fin
ished with deep accordion-pleat-
ed flouncesy In, varied colors.
$1.76 eask, were &i.D5. -
Silk Petticoats, in excellent
quality satin. crepe de chine and
Floriswah, plain tailored models.
lined throughout. some lace
trimmed. $0.e5 each3 were e1O.SO.
Panel Petticoats,. of jersey
and chanEeahle satin, in varied
colors. o6.86 and $A05 eachJ
were $E.AAd $780,
Petticoat' Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1922-03-23

i. 3 women's 22-inch Sun and
q ain Parasols, In navy. green
aAtd red-feduced to 1886 each;
WN'rs 81.
as Boys and Girls 30 and 20
inca Black Gloria Cloth Um-
breA1as. CSC eachs were SlE0,
13 Women's 24-inch Sun and
Rain. Umbrellas, in purple and
greerS. with bakalite trimmed
handle s. Special, $4.25 each.
UmbrA lla Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1922-03-23
NAPKINS, TABLE COVERS.
= LUNCHEON SETS
Underpriced for Friday

Underpriced Tor Friday
10 dozen 22xz2 A1l-linen Damask Napkins
Special $50 dozen.
IL Blue Japanese Handbook Print Table
covers-size 50x50-s slightly imperfect. S.55
each; were $35a
so l3-piece Embroidered Luncheon Sets, plain
white, and blue scaloped-Slss set: were $zse.
Is Pure Linen 13-piece Luncheon Sets. s. set;
were $5e.
so dozen Hemmed Remnant Ends Huck
Toweling-suitabe for dishcloths, etc. 3sc
dozen.
Linen Section secsnd
Evening star., 1922-03-23
Women's Goats
Greatly Reduced to SIS

6 Normandy and Bolivia Coats.
dark coIors, full; silk lined, some
fur-trimmed. This price is but
fraction OF their real worth. 1t
would pay to think ahead for
another season. and buy one OF
these.
Worumbo Camel's Hair Polo
Cloth Coat. $75s was &11O.
2 Worumbo Camel's Hair Polo
Cloth Coats. $75 each; were sos.
Navy Blue Llama Cloth Top
Coat. $SSs was Ss2.50.
= Smart. Plaid Motor Cape.
SJ0.5e, wak SO.
1 Black and White Rain Cape.
$103 was S2S.
Tweed Sports Capes. the sea-
sons newest models. SIS each.
I Camel's Hair Sports Coats
SIS eachs were 320.5O.
women's Coat Section. Third door.
Evening star., 1922-03-23
House Dresses
nnd Am,Ons :

is House Dresses made OF
plaid ginHhAm in various colors,
square neck, three quarter
sleeves: some with drop waist.
others in loose effect. Sizes 36,
SO, 10. @1.96 eaehD were . had
-.
3 Dozen Bungalow Aprons. of !,
plaid gingham, in various colors.
with collar, Of white .piQue or
belt and collar in contrasting
colors. Sizes 36 to 40. 7Sc eachs
were 41.3S.
House Dress Section. Third iioer.
Evening star., 1922-03-23
WOme1,'s GO,UIls
and Street FrOcks

1 Imported /. Sports Dress.
trimmed in wool embroidery, size
SO. &38.5Os was @5S.
Nemser Model Gowns. in navy
twill, handsomely embroidered.
with real lace collar and vests
sizes sc to 42-$S5 eachs were
Sl35.
Another handsome Nemser
Gown, $SS3 was $zSS.
Ca group Of black and navy
twill and tricotine dresses. in
broken sizes-$37.5O eachs were
$45 to 9S5.
1 Imported Navy Broadcloth
Dress, from Madeleine ct Made
leine; size 3s-soSs was $195.
4 Light Colored Evening
Gowns. broken sizes. one of a
kind. S45 eachs were $85.
6 Light Colored Dance Frocks,
sizes SO. 3s. $15 each, were
women's Gown Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1922-03-23
ChiLdren's and
Infants Year

SO Children's Gingham Dresses.
in pink. blue and tan stripes:
made with collar and cuffs of
chambray: sizes 2 to 6 years.
75c eachs were S1.zB.
1S Children's White Sateen or
Cambric Boomers, size 3. 15c
pairs were soc.
IL Children's Wool Sweaters.
tuxedo style in blue or buff. S:.75
eaeh, were $3.50.
6 Infants Worsted Carriage
Robes. in plain white or blue;
slightly soiled from display.
91.05 eaehs were 9S.
80 Chifdren's Nursery Pillow
: Coyerettes, all popular nursery
patterns. 15c eaehs were soc.
Infants Section, Fourth door.
Evening star., 1922-03-23
UndergdrneI'ss
Red,sced to Csc

81 Low Neck Nainsook Gowns
tailored OF lace trimmed. e5e
each, were S1.50.
2S pairs Of Billie Burke. Pa
iamas. of nainsook trimmed with
embroidery and hemstitching.
csc uair, were -. ..
IA Pairs Closed Drawers, OF
uafnsook, edged with lace and
embroidery. CSC pafrs were $3.50.
Muslin Underwear Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1922-03-23
S,oenters
Reduced to $l.95

8 dozen ..Mohair and Two
color Co m b n q tion Knit
Sweaters. tuxedo style, with
contrasting and white wool
trimming, Formerly priced
.$4.75 to S615.
13 silk SweatarR Reduced
to $3.50. Fancy Knit Silk
Sweaters. in pink and. laven-
der. Formerly these sold at
$11.75. - -
Heavy SILK Plain Tie-back
Sweaters. Reduced to S12.5O.
These answe1sss admirably. for
9 blouse, and formerly sold
for $50 to $50.
Sweater Section, Third door.
Evening star., 1922-03-23
BASKETWARE

lot OF Straw Table Mats.
Special, 1Oc each. -
10 InporteA waste-DaDsr Bas-
kets. Special, 36e e1eh.
rs Imported Covered B0nboR
Baskets. Special, 70 each
3I4fant1 Splint Hampefs. Spe-
e1al, 4Oc eaeh.
e Paper slop1inx Bags. spe-
Colcred WnIow Fisyvsr Bas-
ketse with mefal inset. 91.k0
eachs were 0S.tA
;Ce.ersd Wil!ew yardiaisr:s. with
Flower Baskets. With metal con.
tafnsrs e1.36 eeeh:a We9o 91.7S.
3 Oval Shape Willow Jardinieres, with
metal inset. S1.60 eaohl were $3.to.
2 Owl SHAPE Willow 5ardinisres, with
metal timing. S6e eaeA; were 42.to.
willow Flower Baskets. $1.25 each,
Willow Clothes BASKETS. slishtly
shopWofn. 600 sech, were 41.te.
Imported Wasts-papef BASKETS,
slightly fmperfect. 10 sash; y9s q.
Large Colocsd Ohiness Work Bas-
.@: ,.s.; .!.4a i4a6h''' imperfect 7'' '''h;
Basketwars ssetisn, Fifth Aoor.
Evening star., 1922-03-23
Housewives
Please Note =,
.. -
Furniture
Reduced

/. 1 Mahogany Sewing Stand.
3 drawers and large size,
slightly imperfect, as is.
$ll.75; was $2I.75.
1 Mahogany.finish Sewing
Stand, with handle and slid
ing button tray, as is. s57S;
was $3.50.
/ Mahogany-finish Tele.
phone Stand, bookshelf and
phone rack-slIopw0fr, Is Is.
$l4.75; was Sz2.5Q.
36-inch Round Oak Table,
dull gray finish, imperfect, as
is. sos; was $40.
z Varnish-finish Stools, l8-
inch size, for bathrooms or
children'x roons-shopworn
las is. Sl55 each; were
/ Royal Easy Reclining
Chair, mahogany finish, imi-
tation leather, slightly dam.
aged, as Is. $z4.zS; was SIS.
1 Royal Easy Reclining
Chair, black leather and
Ieatherette cover, slightly
damaged, as is. $z9.7S; was
$3.50.
Beds Reduced
1 pair Brass Beds, 3-foot
size, ribbon finish, as is.
$3.50 pair; was SIS.
1 pair Brass Beds, 3-foot
size, satin finish, as Is. S29.7S
pair; was so.
White Enamel Englander
Bed, z.6foot size, with wire
link spring, slightly damaged,
as is. $D.75; was $3.50.
Rugs Loso Priced
3 le.6xlz Good Quality Ak
Minister Rugs, oriental de.
signs and coIors. S39.So
each; were $3.50.
10 3x6 Figured Grass Rugs,
Sl.35 each; were $3.50.
Lot Figured Grass Rugs,
size 9xlz. Specially priced.
$50.
6 9x11 Klearfiax Rugs, dis
continued co1ors-green,
brown, natural, pink. $A
each; were @S.
4 Rugs, 8xl0, SIS each;
were $34.5o.
z Rugs, 30x6o, SOS each;
were $3.50.
5 Rugs, 3x6, $3.50 each;
were s..
8 Rugs, z7x54, $3.50 each;
were $3.50.
Furniture. Bed and Rug Section,
Sixth noof.
Evening star., 1922-03-23
GLASSWARE

70 dozess Colonial Glass Table
Tmnbters.' Special, 4Sc dozen:
Is Elora1. Cut Glass Salt and
Pepper Shakers, 1sc each; were
1'i T. Cut Glass Footed sherbet.,
Soc each: were S1.75.
Block Pattern 6-piece Glass
Water Sets, $1.95 each; were
W; j. cut-x1s.. Cake Tray. fora,
pattern. 92.0S, was $3.50.
% Floral Cut-giass Syrup Jugs
$1.25 each; were e2.76. :
6 Floral Cut-glass Jelly Dishes.
silver-pIated spoon, complete
d eaeA, were 41.96.
3 Floral Cut-glass Fruit Bowls.
31.2S each; were $2.75.
4 Heavy Cut-glass F!ower
Vases. 41.45 eachs were 40.
Heavy -cut.gtass as ffo"er
/ Richly Cut.glass Fruit or
/ Heavy Cut Floral Pattern
Jug. S3.06, was 97.6O.
/ Tinted and Gold-banded Glass
Sugar and Cream Set. SS.5os was
8 Colored Glass Flower Bas-
kets. soc each, were $l.5as y
/ Tinted and Gold, banded CLASS
Fruit Bowl. slightly imperfect.
Rtchiy Decorated Glass Fruit
Bowl, Sis, was ..
: / Cut-giass Cruit. damaged.
Cut-giasB s-inch Fruit Bowl
Glassware section, Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1922-03-23
KiRsolsos and
BoudOir Caps

Boxloom Crepe Kimonos, ,breakfast
coat style, finished with satin ribbon
!. rufaing. in light blue only. H.sS each;
were $Ato. "a -
-: S japanese Silk Breakfast Coats,
finished with shell trimming. pockets and
belt. In black only. es.ss each; vszs
$l2. - 80.
20 Boudoir Caps. IN satin with net and
lace trimming. fosebuds and ribbons.
l6o saah; Wsrs 81 : -:
Kimono Section, Thifd Aocr.
Evening star., 1922-03-23
H0Wers and Wreathes
SKIRTS
Remnant Priced. $3.50

10 Wool Tweed Skirts, gath
etc; heather mixtures; also or
child, rose, blue, gray: waist
measures. % to 80. $3.50 eoch;
were $3.50.
Box-pleated Prunella Skirts,
in black and blue with white
stripes; waist measures, 28 to 30.
$3.50 each; were SO.
3 Skirts Of velour and serge,
pleated and gathered models, in
henna. black and white. and navy
= with Roman stripes. $3.50 each;
were SO and $l6.
Skirt Section. Third floor
Evening star., 1922-03-23
WilLo,u and Reed
Furniture Reduced

Natural Willow High Back Mag
asine Pocket Chair, slightly crooked in
weave. $s.75; was $3.50.
4 Medium size Fine Quality Reed Desk.
with drawer and lower shelf; green
enamel finish; slishtly marred. $l7.7s;
Gray Enamelel Reed Fiber Arm
Chair. with cretoune seat and back.
Brown woven Seat Reed Fiber.
Rockers. Reduced to 1856 each! :.
HiEh-grade Hand-caned Frosted
Brown Reed Tabourette. Ss.7t; was
i Old Ivory Reed Table Lamp. ss.7s;
wAg 3lA5e.
4 Hand-decorated Fine Reed Service OF
Tea Table, finished In old blue; slightly
s3iled = 10; vas $3.50.
:, 2: Hand-decorated Fine Reed Work
Basksts, 1 blue and 1 green. $l.sS each;
Fine Reed Work Basket, which
stands ba ne door. ss.25; was &7.6e.
Reed Sewing Cabinet, ivory enam-
elsd and paneled with cretonne. $4.7b;
vas $3.50.
Greatly reduced to $7.7b.
4 Hish Back Light Brown Reed Rocker.
crstonne seat cushion ana back. $1@7b;
vas $se.75.
2 High Back Reed Fiber Rockers.
spring seat, cretonne cushion and up
holstered back. S14.50; was $3.50.
/ High Back Reed Chair. cretonre
seat cushion and back. $l4.bo; was
sea.So.
High Back Reed Fiber Wing Chair.
with magazine pocket, tapestry seat
cushion and back: spring seat slightly
imperfect STATS. was $3.50.
1 Frosted Brown Reed Fiber Arm
Chair. upholstered spring seat. $12.76;
vas S1e.76.
Willow and Reed Section, Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1922-03-23
Kodaks and .Accessorie.
TOYS

II Small Horse and Carts s5c
eachs were 31 80
3 Express Wagons, very good
ones, substantially built: roller
bearings. 44.75 eachs were $3.50.
1 Toy Auto, in yellow and
black. marked with largo No. 3.
976Os was $14.
2 Largo White-enameled Shoo-
flies, with rooster heads: soiled
floor samples. ~ each, were
$11.5O.
lot Of Books and Games.
Greatly reduced. - -,
1lot Of Dressed and Undressed
Dolls. Greatly reduced.
Toy Store, Fourth hoor.