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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-11
JURY TO QUESTION
SOCIETY MATRON
IN WARD CASE
Information Is Wanted
Concerning Mixed
Poker Party

WHITE PLAINS. n. Y. June
10.-Mrs. willard y. Curtisa
prominent Brooklyn society mntron
and mother Of Mrs Bcrr,l Ward.
wife Of tho confessed SLAYER OF
Clarence Peters has been sub
ponead TO appear before the grand
jury now Investigating the shoot
ing
Mrs. Curtlss will be asked to tell
about the mixed poker party which
was staged IN tue Ward home IN
New Rochelle on the night that
Walter = Ward has confessed f1
shooting Peters. tho pcnLlleHs cx-
sailor. She must also tell who
were the other members of the
party, which u 10 said. lasted until
shortly after midnight
Subponens were also served to-
day for George = Ward. father OF
the slay er. and Ralph. a brother
A. present the senior ward is in
fcnnsylvania attending bakers
convention but n was announced
at his home In Supyion Duyyii he
WILL return Monday
The senior ward Wcsic hcstci
county officials hciievr. knows th,
"ntire story OF the hlackmaii plot
which brought youug Ward and
Peters together on the lonely road
near the kenisco reservoir and was
the direct cauHe of tho shootinC.
RALPH Ward produced the $50.
600 hail demanded for his broth.
crs release and also knows about
The hlackmail plot IL In said
Governor Miller, who II visiting ir
New York CiU, has stated he &,
Dissatisfied With the manner lr
which the county fcfficials az,
handling the cas. it was Learned
here today However the governor
Will not take any action until for,
nal complaints are filed.
james g. Cunningham. who ha,
been held IN the Westchcstoi
county iail for more than a weed
a. = material witness Was relcases
today when hlH attorney produccs
t2.soo bail
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-11
KATO TO BECOME
JAPAN'S PREMIER.
TO FORM CABINET
Admiral Accepts Place
Vacated by Resigna-
ton of 1'akahashi

TOXIC. June i9.--Admirai Rato
tonight accepted the mandate ~
Prince Regent Hirohito to taEc tho
premiership and form a cabinet.
fpiiowing the resignation TaEaha-
shl.
Admiral Kato was a member OF
the Japanese de cgation 90 the
Washington disarmament confer
encr. ana has been prominent both
politically and In "a military way
for number of years In Japan.
In the Russo japanese war he
was CHIEF of start of a squadron OF
JapHnose haftlcshlps which defca-
tod thp Russians.
He originally expressed his un-
willingness 10 form cabinet, but
Vas virtually commanded to DO -
by the yoInE prince.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-11
COAL PROBLEM
| Hello UP TILL
| HOOVER ACTS
e Congress Plans to
Thresh Out Price
Difficulty

WASHINGTON. June i0.-The
movement In congress TO thrcsii
but the evils Of the coal industry,
aettie the present mine strike anu
,afeRuard the consumers against
future proflteering. was held up
Temporarily tonight pending action
bn Secretary OF Commerce Hoover.
No action will be taken by Ben
TORS Walsh and Borah. consider
Ing an investigation by the senate
labor committee, until Hoover nuti-
les them OF results OF his new at
empt TO re-estabiish noraial coal
IItices
open threats that Indictment
viil be sought against the coal OPP
'rators unless the price situation
> rectified within the next few
Hays were made by Walsh today
IN a formal statement.
Walsh said he would turn facts
ie has relating TO supposed In
'rease OF charges by operators
dnce tho Hoover maximum SEIZED
ile was adopted over to Attorney
General Daugherty with the ie-
nand that he proceed at once Ia
nave indictments brought.
Prosecutors would he sought
Hinder the sherman antitrust law.
N we find that the operators
81ave increased their prices since
,ecretary Hoover fixed maximum
-oal price on May 40 Of 81 SO a
on. there will be nothing else to
Hio, but to turr the facts over TO
he attorney general and ask In
lictmcnts, walsh declared.
MAY start I'robc
"tf Hoover Is not able within n
ew days to convince Borah and
myself. who are protesting that this
= true and that there has been AN
Increase since May 30. then AN IN
TestlRstion win be begun by the
,enate labor committee and APP
Wopriate action taken"
Belief thar the coal price contro-
,ersy would adjust itself within a
ew days through bciatcd coop~ra .
lon OF the retailers. was expressed
~ Secretary Hoover In statement
onlght His statement follows,
Senator Borah's warning that
% comfort will be given by the
ommittec of the senate OF which
Nhe II chairman. To those who have
-efused to cooperate IA the voiun-
AIRY plan for restraining coal
prices. VIII trust. put an end 10
he recent actions OF some people
N attempting to upFet these ar
angemonts through senatorial sup
5port
The national coal retailers as-
location now informs the that they
[Nish to cooperate and have NO
Hfoubt they will reply to my original
# propositions. In she meantime
i farious state and coat retail asso-
iations are assuring me that they
/ sill play the game. Some of the
maller groups Of operators have "a
ar refused to accept the basis that
have proposed, but the larger
ields are cooperating 20 solve a
| llfficult situation. as with the halt
a prices and their reduction In the
sast few days,
There seems to he some mis-
AIKEN impression that the secretary
" commerce has any duty or au-
horlty to control prices other than
he desire Of the administration "a
use is good offices to protect the
public. Congress has given nc
iowers To the administration, and
N their absence II these good Of
ices prove Intellectual u is up Ia
crgress 10 devise some other
nethods."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-11
OIL KING FOUND
NOT GUILTY BY
FEDERAL JURY
Cox Is Acquitted of
Charge of Using Mails
to Defraud

HOUSTON. Texas June 10 -
Seymour y. J. Cox. internationally
known oil operator. was declared
not guilty of using the mails to
defraud by a jury In federal court
late tc1ay.
Cox. who has boen on trial two
weeks now IL returned 10 control
OF hts three oil and mineral com
panics which have fetal capital
OF tfi 100000.
He was trNcJ upon an indictment
covering ~ points. In which " was
charged that Cox originated a
scheme with intent 90 dcfraud and
that he used tho United States
mails IN furtherance of his
scheme.
The companies mentioned In tho
Indictment was tho General OH
company. the Cox Realisation
company and the 3. 4. }. Cos
company.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-11
WEEK
FAILS TO CLOSE
TRIAL OF SMALL

sPRINOFIEl.D. M. June i0.-
|he seventh week OF the trial of
Governor Small ended today with
|itnesses called hy the prosecution
~ on the stand
Court was held on saturday for
be first time today following the
|emand OF the Jurors that the trial
Ie speeded up.
small IN charged with con-
piracy to emhenalc state funds
.|hile he was state treasurer.
I Norman Griffin. cashier OF the
rant Park Trust a Savings Bank
~ on the stand Tor the third sue
5sssive day. He was quixzed by
Ihmes u. Wiikefson. assistant at
[orney general. concerning diHap-
earance OF records OF the bank In
&hlch small has an Interest.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-11
Rich Woman Leaps
From Fourth Story
OF Apartment; Dies

CHICAGO. June 10 Mrs. Rosc
Wolfe. ~. wife of Albert wolfe,
wealthy Fort Wayne merchant,
committed suicide here today.
Mrs. Wolfe Jumped from the
fourth floor OF the fashionable
apartment building occupied by
jules r. Kahn. her hrothsr-in-law
whom she was yisting
The woman was under the care
~ % nurse. Tho attendant left
shortly before noon, When she
returned tho door was locked
The lfelcHs form Of Mrs Wolfe
wna found In the court below.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-11
WAS ONCE IN JAIL
IN OAKLAND. CAL

OAKLAND, Cant. June 10
Major Donald True. said to be IN.
illogitlma.e son OF a woman high
In British royalty. and who es-
capped hanging In London Tuesday
10y "a last minute order adtudglng
him Insane and placing him In AN
asylum. ~ known here. where h.
served IS months jail sentence
In i9is-is.
Truc's arrest and conviction on
a charge Of theft and forgery OF
money orders at Clement. Calf,
whore he was staying at the time
and training for n pugiiistic career
occurred at New Orleans. whore he
was caught after spectacular
chase. He was arrested on order
OF Postal Inspector William Ma
deira.
According to Madeira, Major
True was a typical soldier OF for
tune Born of nobility. hut under
the shadow Of iliegitimacy. he was
given an excellent education. and
u reasonable income. lie started
out In the British army. became a
sheep ranrhcf In Africa, an aviator
In Brazil and member OF tho
NtflHNtHi MthNt'u i'N''s ~
then ;urncd TO a pugilistic career
which was cut short by hts arrest
la New orleans.
After this country's entrance into
the war he obtaincd a position "a,
instructor Of aviation In the United
States army. Ne fell In love with
and married an American actress
who has stood by him through al
Ills trouble.
ON May 9, True was found guilty
~ the murder and robbery OF DER
trude Yates pretty English sir
Of one of the London night clubs
Tho order Judging him inrane has
been attacked IN England, and the
claim sci forth that the poliiica
Influence OF hts mother was ths
real cause ef the last minute COM
mutation of sentence.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-11
TRAIN HITS AUTO,
KILLING FOUR AND
INJUR|NG TWO
Members of Family
Die When Fast E.x-
press Strikes Car

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j.. June 10.
-ifuur members ~ family were
KILLED and two other seriously I'M
iured when the automobile in
which they were riding wns struck
hy q Philadelphia bound express
of the iunnsy yania railroad
Tho dead.
John ~ Siratton. a printer At
luntir Clty his wife Mr. Caro-
line StrRttnn. and two daughters.
Frances and Carrie.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-11
MYST|F|ED
OVER DEATH OF
JEWELLERS WIFE
Investigation Shows
Woman Met Death
by Poison

MORRIS III, June 1G.-siThn
mystery OF the death OF Mira. &. n.
BerEEren, wife OF q wealthy lee
eler Of eloua City. la. uaa prohad
By authorities here tonight
An autopsy showed that the
woman was poisoned.
hrs G.. ~. berHEren was sInltIna
her sister, Mrs. Hans samson here
The two had talked until Inidnishf
and Mrs hereEron was In the hesl
OF spirits.
~ spon an nhe went 70 her rpann.
hrs. samson naid, her SISTER bc4an
esatnk tne walls with Asf ftN1t.
she died shortly afteg,Maaa.
Police ere uorklnn Sn the fAaa<~
secret snsanf,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-11
Troops Line Streets
When Prince of Wales
Drives to Palace

CAIRO. Egypt June lo.-The
streets OF Cairo were lined with
troops and secret police today a.
the Prince OF Wa.es. stopping mere
m his homeward journey from In.
din and Japan. drove to the royal
palace to call upon king fuad.
Fear of a hostile demonstration
against the British heir led 20 ex-
tfnordlnary precautlon throughout
the ckpiioi today.
There we're no untoward Incl.
dents.
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Charred Body Is
Believed to Be
Vaudeville Actor

PORTER. Ind, June io-The
charred body OF the man found on
the sand dunes near here was par
tally identified tonight AZ that Of
Kenneth Anderson. Chicago Naude-
vile actor.
Police believe he was murdered
and then burned A radio set
suitcase and revolver was near the
body.
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Highest tenn
peFature. ~;
lowest temper
ature. s0s daiiy
range of tern
perature. 81
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teuiperat n 2 q
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midity 3 PM
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midity 9 am
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HAVE MARROW fHCAPE

NEW YOTk. June IHl--7cVeTaI
passengers cf the largest hydro
plane Of tho AthNntic City-New
York fleet. narrowly escaped
drowning today when the giant
plane crashed into n pleasure
yacht on the Hudson silver.
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maximum velocity Of wind. miles
per hour. iss prevailing direc-
ton. southwest; character Of the
fay. clear.
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Weather.

AZ the University.
cr 81 hotira ending 3 a
Evening star., 1922-12-29

Csc Turkish Towels. Csc
Double-thread Bleached Turk
ish Towels. for face or bath use.
Mems 3oc Hose, Csc
"Onyx" Half Hose. fine mer-
cerized cotton: high spliced heel.
black and plain colors: perfect
quality.
Mems SOC Neckwear, Csc
Medium Shape Four-in-h n d
Neckwear. neat stripes. plaids.
plain colors and novelty styles.
SOC and SOC Jewe1ry, Csc
An Assorted Lot of JeweIry.
some in boxes. ding
Brooches. Bar Pins. Pin Sets.
Beauty Pins. Bracelets. Bead
Necklaces, Tie Clasps, Cuff Links.
etc: attractive styles.
Soc Change Purses, Csc
Leather Change Purses. black
and colored feathers: an assort-
ment of we'll made. practical
styles and shapes.
Children's soc Handbags, 25c
Handbags and Purses, a variety
Of pretty styles: of leather. silk
and velvet.
1Oc Hair Nets. 6 for 25c
Real Hair Nets. cap shape and
fringe styles: good assortment Of
shades; all perfect quality.
69c Knitted Pettic0ats, SOC
Extra-size Knitted Petticoats.
gray grounds with assorted
color borders.
6oc Petticoats, soc
Women's Flannelette Petit
coats. assorted stripes: deep
Children's 75c Underwear, SOC
White Fleeced Cotton Under
wear, shirts with high neck and
long sleeves, knee pants; sizes
10 to 16 years.
15c Crash, S yards, SOC
1S-inch Bleached Linen-fnish
Crash. for scarfs or toweling.
1oc Huck Towels, 4 for SOC
Hemmed Huck Towels. red or
blue borders; generous size.
75c Window Shades, SOC
3x5.S feet in Heavy Opaque
Cloth window Shades. perfect
quality; white, ecru and green;
complete with ring and all hx-
lures.
79c Crib Blankets, soc
30x40 Crib Blankets. blue or
pink plaid or block designs; soft
fluffy Quality.-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1922-12-29

zsc Cretonnes, z yards. Csc
Tight and Dark Coiored Gre
tonnes. SO and 80 inches wide;
foral, bird and foliage designs
SOC Hall Runner. 25c Yard
22h and "a inch Stair or Han
Runner, including Gold Seal Con-
1oleum and other brands: wood
6oorine design or brown with
neat borders.
z5c Columbia Records. 25c
1o-inch Double Disc Columbia
Records. in a large assortment
Of dance, vocal. Jazz and instru-
mental selections. Perfect quail
ity. First Fl00H.-BafGatn Table.
soc Burlap, Z5c
Heavy Basket Weave Burlap.
4S inches wide. in green. blue.
tan. red and brown.-Fourth
Floor.
Mems 40c Garters, z5c Pair
black. white and plain colors;
Atlas and Star makes.
soc White Dimity, 2Sc
sS-inch White Dimity, neat
woven white stripes; extra fine
sheer quality.
35c Plisse Crepe, Csc
so-inch Plisse Crepe. in floral
patterns; neat checks and plain
colors.
soc White Wolfe, 2Sc
4o-inch White Chiffon Voile. a
fine sheer quality, snow White
bleached.
3oc Pongee, Csc
s2-inch Yarn Mercerized Pom
gee. in tan. gray, garnet, pongee'
black and white.
35c Indian Head. ZSc
3s-inch White Indian Head.
linen finish quality.
35c Serpentine Crepe, z5c
3o-inch Serpentine Crepe. In
pretty printed patterns and plain
colors.
35c Shifting Madras, zSc
3s-inch Shirting Madras. white
grounds with neat colored
stripes.
35c Dress Ginghams, zSc
32-inch Dress Gihgham. soft
finish grade. In checks, stripes,
plaids and plain colors.
SOC Domet Flannel, zsc
3s-inch Bleached Domet Flan-
mel. heavy double heeced quality.
Evening star., 1922-12-29

Women's 6oc Drawers. soc
Women's Muslin Drawers. with
embroidery ruff1es: all lengths.
S5c Wash Tubs. soc
Galvanized Iron Wash Tubs,
o0-inch sidedrop handles.
69c Salt and Pepper
Shakers, SOC
Imported Decorated China Salt
and Pepper Shakers. neat dec
orations.
69c Wash Satin, SOC
36-inch Lingerie Wash Satin. a
yarn mercerized cotton fabric.
with satin face; all wanted COL
ors. also black and white.
6oc White Poplin, Soc
36-inch White Poplin. a yarn
mercerized quality, with rich
lustrous finish.
zoe Longcloth, 3 Yards, SOC
36-inch Longcloth, fine close
woven, soft finish grade.
25c UnbIeached Cotton
3 Yards, SOC
39-inch Unbleached Sheeting
Cotton. heavy round thread
quality.
Csc Percales, 3 Yards, SOC
36-inch Percales, light grounds,
in a large assortment of checks,
stripes. dots, plaids and neat
figures.
Hairbrushes, SOC
Prophylactic Hairbrushes. good
quality penetrator bristles; solid
backs: ebony or mahogany finish.
79c Syringes, soc
Good Quality Red Rubber
Fountain Syringes; usual two
quart size; complete with fittings.
Children's 79c Mesh
Bags, Soc
Children's Mesh Bags. silver
plated, pretty shapes; good quail
ity ring mesh.
6oc Playing Cards, SOC
linen cards. full packs. (station-
cry Dept.)
81 Narcissus Bulbs, SOC
Narcissus Bulbs, with bowl; at
tractive shapes and designs.
; (Stationery Dept)
W0men's Bloomers, soc
Women's Knitted B o m ers,
flesh color; elastic waist and
knee; mostly all sizes; seconds.
First F1oor-Underwear Sec
Evening star., 1922-12-29
10c and 121zc Handkerchiefs
4 Cor Sn~

10c and 121zc Handkerchiefs
E for SOC
Womens Handkerchiefs. en-
broidered corner, colored border
and satin stripe styles.
75c Stamped Gowns. soc
Stamped NiEhtgowns. soft
finish white nainsook; assorted
designs.-AFt Dept.
soc Lace Scarfs, soc
Lace-trimmed Scarfs. tan CEN
ters with wide edges of ecru
color lace.
Women's Csc Stockings. SOC
Derby Ribbed Cotton Sport
Stockings, in black and cor
dovan; good wearing quality.
SOC Lace Centers, SOC
Lace-trimmed Ce e p ieces,
embroidered centers. in white or
blue.
Women's Silk Hose, SOC
Full Fashioned Thread Silk
Hose. in white. gray. cordo]an
soiled. while the others are sub
ject to slight imperfections.
Broken sizes. Values worth up
to $3.50 pair. (Not exchange
able.)
6oc Tweed Suitings, SOC
36-inch Tweed Suitings. neat
mixtures. for women's and chill
dren's wear.
75c and ST Ornaments, SOC
Dress Ornaments and Buckles,
celluloid and fancy metal effects.
(Dress TrimnainE DeRt.)
$1.5O and $1.75 Cushions, 81
20x20 Round or Square Shape
Sofa Cushions. button trimmed,
filled with silk floss: also Chair
Cushions, tufted with twenty
buttons; size 18hx19 inches: cot
ton filled: covered with fast
color cretonnes.
s. Straw Rugs, 81
3x6-ft. Heavy Double-warp
Straw Rugs. green. blue and
brown stenciled designs, with
neat borders.-Fffst Floor-Bar.
gain Table.
$I.5O Bed Pillows, 81
20x2s Large Size Bed Pillows,
filled with Ssterilized curled
feathers, covered with heavy A.
c. A. stripe tickings.
Children's Umbrellas, 81
20. % and-24 inch sizes: fast
black American (cotton) taffeta
covers; assortment of pleasing
handles. N
Evening star., 1922-12-29
15c Apron Ginghams

15c Apron U1nghdmS
2 Yards, Csc
clinside Apron Ginghams. in
all size blue checks: warranted
fast coiors.
25c Vanity Sets, 2 for Csc
stamped on good quality white
linene. (AFt Dept.)
Children's Play Aprons, Csc
Children's Waterproof Play
Aprons. pretty designs and as
sorted colors-Notion Dept.
Up to SOC Stationery, 25c
Boxed Writing Paper. "a sheets
of paper with envelopes to match;
white and colors.
Wrisley's Bay Rum, Csc
Wrisley's West India Bay Rum,
good quality and required
strength. Six-ounce bottles.
1Sc TaIcum Powder, z for zSc
Williams Ta!cum Powder. in
assorted odors; full-size cans.
Mems HandkerchiefS
E for 25c
Mems White Handkerchiefs.
with hemstitched borders: soft
finish well made handkerchiefs.
Water Pals. 25c
Galvanized-tron Water Pals:
large fourteen-quart size.
Coal Hods, Csc
Black Japanned Metal Coal
Hods: No. 16 size.
Up to SOC Children's Hose, 2Sc
"onya s''n make. ne Fine IN shs and meaiam 1s%Has
ribbed cotton and lisle. In black,
white. cordovan and Russian calf.
Perfect quality. Also lot Of
= Ribbed Socks. three quarter
length. with turnover top.
Women's 35c Isle Hose, z5c
Women;s Black and Cordovan
Medium-weight Lsle Hose. with
scanned back. Perfect quality.
Women's Fiber Silk Boot
Hose, 25c
Fiber Silk Boot Hose. in striped
effects; in. black and colors.
others in plain black. Scanned
back. Seconds Of values worth
soc pair.
3Sc Linen Crash, 25c
Warranted Pure Linen Crash.
heavy. absorbent grade, for roller
or tea towels.
Evening star., 1922-12-29

Csc Straw Rugs, SOC
Japanese Straw Rugs. green.
blue and brown oriental and me-
dallion stenciled designs-First
Floor-Bargaln Table.
ST Terry Cloth, SOC
Heavyweight Yard-wide Re-
versible Terry Cloth. excellent
patterns and colorings for vim
7ow or 1oor drapery.
Mems Silk Hose, SOC
Thread Silk Half Hose, full
fashioned. high spliced heel.
heavy reinforced mercerized
Isle sole and toe: black only;
seconds of S1.U0 values
Mems Night Robes, SOC
Good quality. lightweight
cambria, v neck style: plain or
trimmed with washable braid;
subject to slight imperfections.
Women's 81 Slippers, SOC
Felt Slippers, with leather or
felt soles; sizes in the lot from
to s. Limited quantity.
SOC Underwaists, SOC
Chil1rsn's Cnderwaists. Warner
make: all sizes from to IS
years-Notfon Dept.
Sanitary Apron and Belt, SOC
Women's Sanitary Apron, reg
ular soc kind. and one regular
35c Sanitary Belt, both for soc.
Motion Dept.
25c Shaker Flannel
3 Yards, SOC
21-inch Bleached Shaker Flan-
mel, heavy double fieeced quality.
Infants 6oc Petticoats, SOC
Long White Flannelette Petit
coats. Gertrude style, buttoned
shoulder.
Infants 6Oc Slips, SOC
Long Bishop Slips. soft finish
around neck and sleeves; finished
with deep hens.
Children's 60c Underwaists, SOC
Children's Little Beauty" Lace
trimmed Cnderwaists. reinforced
under arm; taped buttons; sizes
to II years. (Third Floof.)
69c, Bandeaux, SOC
OF Belding Satin, in pink only:
fasten-back model. with elastic
insert: sizes 80 to 40.
Children's 6oc Aprons, SOC
Sleeve Aprons, with turn-down
collar, belt and pockets; blue
and white checks; sizes to 6
years.
Evening star., 1922-12-29

SI.SO AlI.WooI Suitings, ST
42-inch All-wool Suitings. neat
gray mixtures: for suits. dresses
and skirts.
$I.5O Curtains. ST
Sheer Quality Marquisette Cur
tains, ga yards long: white and
ecru colors; wide hemstitched or
lace edge.
$I.3o Table Damask, ST
-12-inch Extra Fine Mercerized
Table Damask. neat patterns.
S1.5O TabIecIoths, ST
Mercerized Damask Table
Cloths. hemstitched or scalloped
edges.
$1.5O and s. Sewing
Baskets, ST
Sewing Baskets and Boxes.
fitted and untitled styles: left
from holiday selling. - (Not.nn
Dept)
SOC White Nainsook
Yards. 81
sC-inch White Nainsook. a very
fine soft finish grade, for lin
gerie.
75c Pillowcases, ST Pair
45x36 Hemstitched Bleached
Pillowcases. with lace edge: ex-
ira heavy pilIowcase cotton.
I0c BIeached Muslin
Yards, ST
36-inch Bleached Muslin. a
close-woven. soft finish grade.
zoc India Linon, 5 Yards, ST
4o-inch White India Linon. ex-
ira fine. sheer quality.
Cups and Saucers. 81 Set
Set of Six Each japanese China
Cups and Saucers; neat decora-
tions!
3Sc Handkerchiefs, 4 for 81
Mems Pure Linen Handker-
chiefs. we'll made and full size:
hemstitched borders.
S1.5O and s. Necklaces, 81
Pearl Bead Necklaces. with
solid gold clasp: "a and 27 inch
graduate styles: fine quality i'm
ported pearl beads.
Women's S1.5O HANDBAGS, 81
Leather Handbags and Purses.
black and colors: in an assort-
ment Of we'll made. pleasing
styles.
$l.S0 Umbrellas, 81
Mems and Women's Umbrellas,
good quality fast black rainproof
American (cotton) taffeta covers:
paragon frames: good assortment
Of handles.