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Evening star., 1923-10-04
Lace Curtains

Samples included. Some are
mussed or soiled. All great
fy reduced.
Fine Enbroidered Brus-
sells Net Panel Curtain, with
deep fringe bottom. HA
Was SIS, now. ......
3 pairs HandsOAe Enbreid-
cred Brussels Net Curtntns,
21h yards long.
Red.ced greatly to. $3.50
pair .......... .....
S pairs Attractive Bordered
Swiss Point Lace Curtains,
ivory color; 2l2 yards
long. Were $3.50 pairs XS
now :.
3 pairs. Ivory Swiss Point
Lace Curtains. Were Th
SO pair; now.
2 Dafrs Lacet Arabian Lace
Cartains, lace border. mount
ed on heavy nett. 2h yards
long. Were $3.50 81 50
pafft new.
2 pairs Laeet Arabian Lace
Curtains, lace border on net:
21x yards long. Were TS *
% pair; now. ....... *~'~
9 pairs Handsome EnbrotA-
cred Brussels Net Curtains,
3 yards long; very fine
curtains; / pair soiled.
Were Sz2.se pairs $3.50
Curtain Section, Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1923-10-04
Bandeaux, Brassieres.$t
Greatly Reduced

so odds and ends in Ban.
deaux and Garter Bras
sieres; brassieres of pink
brocade; bandeaux of treco,
satin and lace trimmed;
broken sizes, "a, Sc, 3S, 40,
46.
Is Girdles; light weight for
sports; American Lady and
Ideal; mercerfzed poplin and
brocade; inserts of elastic
at side and back: sizes "a
and 25. Greatly ST 81
reduced, each $500. T
IL GirdIes, Lily of France
and w o o d I n rop; lightly
boned; pink, dotted pop
lin and brocade: wide sec
tions of elastic. Sizes %.
26, 81, 2S, 80, 81, 80. 81 50
Were S5 each, now T~
q Gotham Girdless heavy
elastic; satin trim; 16 inches
long; sizes 26, 81, 2s, 80, 81,
50. Greatly reduced CS
to, each
2 Cot h q m Girdles; silk.
elastic and satin trim; IA
p inch length; sizes q, 81.
Were s1s each' $3.50
now
Pink Batiste Sanitary
BIoomers, large size. Were
$3.50 each; 81 S0
now ....'. 49,.
Corset Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-10-04
Women's B1ouses, $3.50

Special. 40 H n d made
B'ouses specially pur-
chased; Peter Pan collars;
dimity embroidered but
toned back and front; V
neck in batiste; square neck
Tuxedos in batiste; button
s blouse, fifet trimmed; sizes
81 to 46 in lot.
"A Hand-embr oidered Hum
garian BIouses: embroid-
cred in beautiful colored
shades; voiles: sizes "a to
~ in lot. Were S1.o5
$3.95 each: now. -.
10 Imported Belgian BIonses.
handmade: voiles with inset
of contrasting shades: orchid,
blue and maize: sizes AZ a..
4s. Greatly reduced S1.95
to, each. ....... ..... *'"
3 Lingerie Biouses in tlimitv:
white or rose; V-neck mod
els, SOME Will met ITlIl-
ming: sizes 81. 36. 3S. 40 ~.
~, 46. Were 81 each; Ef
now. .-...--.
20 Overblouses and Jac-
quettes in white and suit
shades: crepe de chine en-
broidered on blouses and all
white jacuuetteS or white
embroidered in black: sizes
"a to IS in lot. Reduced for
clearance. Were ca OK
SS.7S eachs now. -. vS/~
Blouse Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-10-04
Combination Suits
S1.35

Were 81. % Cotton Combi-
nations; corset cover with
open or closed drawers and
short skirt: armhole style;
lace and embroidery trim
med. Sizes SO. 38 and AZ.
IA pairs Closed Drawers,
muslin and nainsook; en-
broidery trimmed; lengths 25
and 27 inches. Were - o6~
ench; now.
IL Envelope Chemiae; nain-
sock: camisole style; attrac-
/. lively trimmed with val lace
insertion and edging; some
tailored: sizes SO, 40,
AZ. Were s: each' X1.35
IL Straight Chemise, cami-
sole top; daintily trimmed
with lace and embroidery in
sertion and edginR; sizes 36
to AZ. Were e each; ST Ak
now
Cotton Underwear Section. Third
hoor.
Evening star., 1923-10-04
Silk Chemise. $1.e5

Special. 81 Envelope Che
mise of crepe de chine and
woven jersey; armhole and
camisole. stvfes. daintily
trimmed with Val lace in
sertion and edging: some
with embroidered georpette
inserts. Flesh only. Sizes
80 to ~.
8 Tub silk Princess Slips:
camisole style: gathered Mt
hin; fash ton n,d ~------.
sizes SO. ~ and As. g OK
Were - -achs now. %&"/S
18 Shirt Chemi<e. of fine nual-
itv creme de chine and ra-
dunn silk: camiaole top: at
tractivelv finished with hem
stitching and fancy stitch
inRs: flesh. light blue. white
and orchid: sizes 2s
to A. Were "a each, 9 OK
now ....... 3L"o
Silk Underwear Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-10-04
Umbrellas, $4.25

Special. 50 Women's 24-inch
Tape-edge SILK Umbrellas.
Colors: purple, green. navy,
brown, red and black; as
sorted wood handles. bake
lite trimmed. or all white
bakelite, finished; leather
thongs, side strap or wrist
rings.
o Women's 25-fnch Black,
Tape-edge, Piece-dyed Cloth
Umbrellas, assorted wood
handles, finished with silk
cord loop or leather side
strap. Were $a S3.15
each; now. w........-.
II Children's y and "a Inch
Black Gloria Cloth Umbrel-
las, assorted wood handles,
Prince of Wales shape.
Were $3.50 each' 95c
Umbrella Sections First floor.
Evening star., 1923-10-04
Infants Shirts, CSC

Were $1.z5. IS cotton and
wool Shirts; high neck,
long sleeves; she'll edge
around neck and down
front; sizes for infants to
f months old.
70 prs. Children's bingham
Rompers, green, rose and
yellow; high or low neck
and short sleeves; neck,
sleeves and bottom of
rompers finished with bands
of contrasting shades sizes
5 to 5 years. Were Csc
Sl.95 pr; now. -.
ChiIdren's Brushed Wool
sweater suits; include cap.
sweater, leggings and mitts;
brown, heather and royal
blue; sizes and 5. years.
Were $3.50 each, .S3 OK
now
20 Children's Wool Hats,
with turn down brim; fin
ished with button at top;
navy, red. green. Sizes 2
and 8 years. Were E0~
III each, now .......
IL Children,s All.wool Coat
Sweaters, brushed wool col
lar and cuffs; brown, yellow,
orange: sizes 8 to 6 years.
Were $3.50 each3 SS
now
Infants Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1923-10-04
Junior Girls Dresses
SIS

4bS
Were s25 and s28.50. 6
dresses in crepe de chine
and taffeta; green. gray,
brown; sizes Is and II years.
3 Junior Girls Dresses of
Jersey; tan and red combina-
ton; sizes 10 and II years.
Greatly reduced. S2 .05
each po"/S
q Girls, Swiss Dressesy navy,
br wn. ysiio s.s;. W; $2.95
4 Junior Miss Coat. of
black bolivia with large
shawl collar of white caraco:
size 15 years. Greatly E3S
reduced to.
Junier's Coat. Of green and
gray plaid; cape-effect
sleeves; size, 1o years. @OS
Greatly reduced to-.
I. Junior Girls Dresses,>with
pleated skirts; white waist
with black velvet. jackets;
sizes Ii and IL years.
Were szS eaeA' $3.50
now
Is Girls Dresses, of crepe de
chine and voivella; others of
white flannel. skirts and
sweaters Greatly Ao5
reduced to, each. ). r
. Junior Girls Imported
II q In o ts; tan.
Greatly reduced to- $3.50
each ........-...'
Girls Blue Tweed Knicker
Suit, knickers. cape and
hat; size 10 years. "a OK
Greatly reduced to-. $
Girls Green TaMeta Dress.
with silver lace; bertha col
lar; size Is years. S2 OK
Greatly reduced to-. !. TSI
Girls' Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1923-10-04
White Tea Aprons, 45c

Were 75c. IL Aprons, fin
ished with hemstitching; fine
lawn: no bib; round and
pointed styles.
u Fancy Aprons, of lace
trimmed. dotted organdie and
lawn, trimmed with embroid-
cry; novelty shapes: no bib.
Were $1.5O and 81 each; 05r
now w......-...
8 White Bungalow Aprons. of
cotton and cambric: with
or without collars: trimmed
in contrasting folds or rick
rack braid; sizes 40 and
A. Were $3.50 ~"ch' St.45
now
13 Apron F'rocks. of cham
bray and gingham; attrac-
tive combination; finished
with contrasting folds; blue,
rose, lavender and green:
sizes So to 46. Were Tf Ak
S2 each; now. ... %'s~
House Dress Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-10-04
Wotnen's Gloves, 75c

Were $3.50. SO prs. 16-but-
ton-length Fabric Gloves;
gray, sand and mode; sizes
7is and s.
Fl prs. Wcmen's S-buttOn-
length Natural color
Chamois Gloves; sizes 6. 62s.
IA. Were % pair; ST 60
now .......,....
% prs. WOmen's STRAP
Wrist Duplex Fabric Gloves.
in white and beaver. Sizes
5ia. 6. Were $50 TX
pr.3 now .............
Glove Section. First floor.
Evening star., 1923-10-04
Dinner Sets, $5.75

Special. J 25-piece dinner
sets at this low price. Sew
eral attractive patterns
from which to select.
2 Apiece Dinner Sets, OF
American porcelain; blue
decoration; a few pieces
slightly imperfect. S8.75
Reduced to, set.
China Section, Fifth nosr.
Evening star., 1923-10-04
Girls Sweaters, S2.e5

Were $3.50 and IS. 16 ALL
wool Slip-on Sweaters, with
collars; also tuxedo models;
copen, green, orange, yellow.
tan; sizes s, 10, 12, Il years.
IA Pairs Girls Cambria
BIoOmers. with elastic waist
band and knee; white only;
size 8 only. Greatly AZ
reduced, pair. ....... Nv
20 Pairs Girls seco Silk
BlOOmers, with elastic waist
band and knee: narrow
hemstitched ruff1es in flesh
and white;- sizes s. 10, IL.
Ii years. Greatly re- X
duced TO, pair. ....... Wv
3 Girls Crepe Kimsnos. in
pink and rose; roll collar
and long sleeves; sizes to
16 years. Greatly Ct OK
reduced, each. ...... %S"S
10 Misses Aprons, of Amos
keag gingham. trimmed with
rickrack braid: sizes 16, Is,
20 years. Greatly re- k
duced to, each. ....... Wv
Girls Furnishings Section. Fourth
floor.
Evening star., 1923-10-04
Social Size Dresses
$3.50

We're $3.50. 4 dresses OF
crepe satin: navy and black
with sleeves Of contrasting
shade: sizes 44h, 46H.
1 Dress of Printed Crepe;
colors, rose and gray; size
3SA. Greatly re- $40 50
duced to-.
Dress of Tub Silk: blue
and white stripe; size ~ Il.
Grea tIy reduced ~ S0
to view
2 Sport Coats of Tweed Mix
ture; shoulder lined: size
421s. Were $3.50
and s42.so' now. $3.50
each .............
1 Navy Roshaharn Crepe
skirt, gathered IN o d / 1;
waist 80. Was $I5, 81 50
now
5 skirts in white Fru Fru
material; waists IS, 40, AZ.
Greatly re d u ced, *
each -.
& White Wool Knife-pleated
skirts, waist 81 to 40. SS
Greatly reduced. each. ~
= Special Size Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-10-04
Table Tutnblers
6Oc Doz.

Special. 100 dozen plain,
n-blown, regular size
tumblers.
10 Dozen Wide-mouth Fruit
Jars, white glass; half Soc
priced, at, dozen. -.
10 Dozen Plain Thin Tum-
bIers, l4-ounce; slightly
imperfect. Much less than
regular prices. Now ST
Ice each; dozen. ......
Glassware Section. Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1923-10-04
T3 70 " Less
Curtain Section, Fifth floor.
Silks, Crepes, Velvets
Reduced Ia


800 remnants at one-third
less former prices. Many
different, useful lengths.
IS yards Faille Crepe, cocoa
shades; slightly imper-
feet; was $3.50 yard; s.
now ...................
28 yards Black Chiffon Vel
vet; was $ase yard; $3.50
now
80 yards Pink and Light
Blue Chiffon Vel
vet; was $s.SS yard; $3.50
HOW ........
Silk Section, Second floor.
Evening star., 1923-10-04

4 us XVI Dining
Saite Of Z pieces; combina-
tion walnut extension
table, S side chairs. 1
armchair; walnut finish;
chairs have tapestry COW
cred seats. suite $f07
was 010O. Now. WV
1 suite, in Combination
Mahogany, same as one
described a owe. Tf07
Was 4180. Now.
1 Fancy Frame Oblong
mirror, size of frame
30x22 in c h 8. Ef076
Was 80. Now. f
1 Simmons Metal Bungalow
BED, with link spring;
twin. size: brown mahog-
any finish. Spe. Hf075
i ctalN
1 Costuxaer and Umbrella
stand. in mahog.
any finish, Was Sft7S
S15. Now. ......
Furniture Section, Sixth door.
Evening star., 1923-10-04
Women's Pumps, $5.75

Several lines from regular
stock reduced to this low
price because of broken
sizes. Patent leather, one
strap models: Louis heels
and hand-turned soles; sizes
in the lot, Az, 5, 5i., s
AAA; 4, 5, 51aT 61s, 712, 5
AA; 5, 5ik, Z, s A; 21a, 8,
Az, 71s B; 8, 4, 5, 61s C.
women's Shoe Section. Third fieoT.
Evening star., 1923-10-04
Won1en's Silk Hose

$1.85
II perfect would be $3.50.
Is dozen pairs black silk
hose with Paris open-work
clox, Isle soles and tops;
slightly uneven weave.
$50 pairs Women's Silk
Hose, with Isle garter tops
and soles; in street shades;
a few in outsizes; uneven
weave If perfect
would be Sl.9o pair; St.25
10 Pairs Women's WOolen
sports Hose, in ribbed ef-
fects and open clox.
Greatly re d u e d to, 81
pair ..'....
IL Dozen Pairs Women's
Full-fashiOned Black Lislc
Hose, sizes 9, 91z. 10; un-
even weave. If perfect
would be 75c pair; 60r
women's Hosiery Section, First
floor.
Evening star., 1923-10-04
Children's Golf Hose

0UC
Were al. 40 pairs All-~ooi
Imported Hose, in white,
with turnover fancy cuffs;
sizes Z, 7la, S. Soiled.
IS pairs ChiIdren's white
stockings, in rrow rib
weave. sizes S, sE. tSr
Were 25c pairJ now.
80 pairs Misses Plain Mer-
cerised Lisle Hose. in brown
and cordovan; sizes s,
Sls. Greatly reduced, Csc
pair ............ ...-.
20 pairs Children's MerinO
socks, q length, in black;
sizes 6, 61s, 91s. Greatly DE
reduced, pair.
Children's Hosiery Section. Fourth
floor.
Evening star., 1923-10-04
Children's Pants, SOC

Were s5c and 81. 16 pairs "
and 2s Fine Merino Wool
Pants, in hfte; ankle
length; sizes 26, % for chill
dren IL and IL years.
Slightly soiled.
II pairs ChiIdren's N Wool
Pants, in small ribbed effect:
white; ankle length; size 6
for children 10 and IL years.
Slightly soiled. Were 7Sr,
&1.3O pair, nOw......
Children's Underwear Section,
Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1923-10-04
Women's Sweaters
S2.95

Were x3.45. 16 Wool Slip
ons and Sleeveless Sweaters:
white. gray and coral.
g LtRht-vveiEht Wool Sweat
<r~t 5 Jacquette models.
Tuxedo: coral. jade and
navy. orchid: sizes 2s 40.
40. Were s4.7S each' S1.95
now
2 lightweight Wool Sweat
erxs 5 sleeveless in white
and buff; 2 slip-ons--1 ropen.
I orchid. Were &s.s5 Xto5
e0chf NOW.
IL LiGht-weiGht Wool Slip
ors3 contrasting fiber stripes
. in tan and maroon: orange
and jade. Were s $2 OK
each: now. ........
2 Fiber Tuxedo Coats in
brown or buff; sizes 3s and
40. Were A.75 X1o5
each, now %s/~
Sweater Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-10-04

i Round Extension Table,
Queen Anne design; 4S-
inch size. Was CAT E0
4S2.50. Now -. ~S
4 Fumed Oak Wood Seat
81 side Chs Chair Wa" $6.75
1 SticIkIey Gray Oak Desk
Clair Sa.a We. ss $5.75
1 Dining Chair, in fine
fumed oak: soft leather
seat. Was s11'so. S8.75.
Now .............
I pair Twin Beds3 neat
plain design; combination
brown mahogany. FSS
Were $50 pair. Now w.
1 Solid Brown Mahogany
Tilt-top Table. Ef1 *,
Special ........
1 Maeaxine Stand, rnahog-
any finish. Was Ga TX
%. Now ........ r~
Evening star., 1923-10-04
Auto Covers, $3.50

Were -. 1 set 1923 Ford
Four-door Sedan covers, tan
stripe; covers seats, backs,
sides and doors.
L Set 1922 Ford Touring Car
Covers, dark gray sstripe:
covers seats, arms, doors.
Greatly re d q e d, set G.
now ..... .....
4 Set Dodge 1922 Touring
Model slip Covers, tan color;
part of snaps m S S n 6.
Greatly reduced to, 81
4 Set 1928 Dodge Sedan Cow
ers, high-grade detachable
slip covers, of gray mate
rial; very fine Go TX
set. Was $3S; now. p>/"S
Curtain Section, Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1923-10-04
Women's Skirts, $5.95

Special. 6 Camers Hair
Skirts: excellent quality;
the wrapped model: finished
with a we'll placed pocket
and button.
3 W0Ol-and-silk Skirts, in
straight or pleated models;
black and mixtures in
brushed Jersey; also black
and white checks. Were
$40 and SIS each, x7oS
now ................ VS"~
4 Misses' Skirts of Camel,s
Hair and Wool, tan and
navy; with contrasting COL
ors. Greatly re- ca OK
= duced to, each -. &Ss/0
Skirt Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-10-04
Extra Size
Petticoats, SIS

Special. 25 popular straight
line or fiounce models; ex-
cellent quality radium silk;
finished with a touch of
embroidery or hemstitch-
ing; black, navy. brown.
violet, rose, gray, green and
peacock.
Petticoat Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-10-04

2 Mfssez' SILK Dresses, all
light shades; orchid, maize,
white and beach; sizes IA.
16. Is years. Were SO *
$3.50 eachs now. T
1 Miss Evening Dress.
black spangles over gold
cloth: straightline model:
size Is. Was &50.50S T36
now ....s.......
/ Miss Suit, of navy. Poiret
twill; fancy braid embroid-
cred coat; wrap-around
skirt; size 18
years. Was s4s' $3.50
new ...........
1 Miss White Dress, lace
over white satin:~ size 16
years: slightly soiled. S35
Was $3.50, now. r
Misses Section. Fourth door.
Evening star., 1923-10-04

2 ROshanara Suits, navy
embroidered coats; wrap
around skirts; sizes Is, Is.
Were &48.50 each, go S0
now ............
4 Misses AfternO o . N
Dresses, fiat crepe; light
shades, green and gray;
sizes Is and Is years.
Were $3.50 and 60 E0
45 eachj now. |@/~
1 Miss Three-piece Suit,
brown novelty silk; short
jacket; size Is
years. was s4s.so' $3.50
now
2 Rain Coats, small size:
navy and tan. Great Gin
" reduced. each. -. pSV
Evening star., 1923-10-04

81 Mems Union Suits,
checked nainsook; sleeve
less and knee length: sizes
"a to 40. Were LEe
31.15 pair, now..... wv
3S pairs Mems SILK nnd
Wool Socks, full fashioned:
green mixed: sizes 9le,
II. Were $1.25 pair; Ike
now ....'.
"A Mems Four In hand
Ties, silk; attractive pat
terms; M os t1y diagonal
cross stripes. Were h5c
u each; nOyv.......
Mems Furnishings Section. First fe
Evening star., 1923-10-04
Drapery.S Supports, 38c

Drapery.SupportS, SOC
Were 75c. "Hookon" Sup
ports. for hanging valances
and overdrapery; also sup
port rods for lace cur
tains; give draperies the
proper set. Only Sc Ht this
price.
Extra Extension for very
wide windows. Were az
6Oc eACh1 now.
Remnants and short Lengths
OF Velvets, Velsurs, Cfe-
tonnes, Madras, ArtiAefal
SILK Nets, Voilen. Reps, for
drapery and upholstering.
Marked for clearance at
A to II Less
otr Efffh
Evening star., 1923-10-04
Scarfs, $8.75

Were SIS and more. 6 Hand
some Imported French Hand
made Table Scarfs. rich COL
orings: combination of vel
ours and metal galloon: also
damasks, velour and metal
trimmings; slightly mussed
from display, but not hurt.
Evening star., 1923-10-04

8 FIBER Rockers, antique
frosted brown finish; cush-
ioned seat and backs In
attractive cretonne; wide,
flare arm; box spring seat
cushion makes them very
c o m o r t b lie.
Were $3.50 each. S12.75
Now ...........
8 Chairs to match.
Were sls.se each SITS
Now .......s.
/ Reed Rocker, brown I'm
ish, woven seat. Sh.76
and back. Special
willow and Reed Section, Fifth door
Evening star., 1923-10-04
Combination SUITS

$2.25
Were 1926. IA Women's
Fail-weight Merino Combi-
nation Suits; bodice style
with ribbon straps; ankle
length: sizes z, S. 9.
3 Women's Fall-w light
MeFfnO Combination SuftsS
low neck; sleeveless; ankle
length; size 4. Were $3 9
IL WOmen's Fall-weiKht
Cotton Vests; high neck;
long sleeves: or Dutch neck
with elbow sleeves;
size 9. Were 81 each; E0r
Knit Underwear Section, Third
floor.
Evening star., 1923-10-04
"a Reed-Fiber Chairs
and Rockers
Greatly Reduced
$11.75 and $12.75 Each

Chairs of medium size very comfortable; upholstered
box spring seat cushion; dark
brown finish Were $ls5e each; now $l11S.
Rockers to match the chairs described We're $3.50
each: now
Evening star., 1923-10-04

Al Mems Night Shirts, mus
lin: V neck: fall weight:
sizes 15 to 20. Very 06r
special, each -. .I....
"a Mems Night Shirts. cot
ton crepe; V necks: sizes Is
to 20. Were %, X1.85
now, each. Wv"
% Mems Union Suits. Man
haitian knit Isle thread;
ankle length; half sleeves;
sizes "a, Sc, 3S. 40. 46.
Were $2.5O and q 81 *
each; now ....... $>"
Evening star., 1923-10-04
Savings on Furniture

Greatly lowered prices these pieces real
All sold Gas ISL subject slight mperfections and
Evening star., 1923-10-04
Curtains, .A8 Pair

Special. so pairs Rufled
Dotted Marquisette Cur
tains, with tie backs;
white; IN yards long.
Is Fringed Bottom, Large
Mesh, FiIet Design Cur
tains in light ecru. S1.95
Special, each. ..:...
Sectional Panel. ivory:
handsome duchess lace de-
sign; 81 inches wide; 2ta
yards ong. Greatly re- 80
dueed to-. .-.....-
Evening star., 1923-10-04

1 Reed suites very attrac-
tive; upholstered seat and
backs In cretonne; wide.
comfortable a r m; box
spring seat cushions rest
on spring base; Aft. settee,
chair, rocker, table, table
lamp, sewing cabinet; all in
olive brown fln-
sh ,sh: Wa. sss.ss. $3.50
I Box Spring Seat Chair,
upholstered back; r e e d
fiber; daffodil finish; Gre
tonne covering. E17z5
Wgs 423.6O. Now f
Evening star., 1923-10-04
Friday Remnant Day Exc
Mems S Fall Hats, $2.35
We're 81 and More

q Fall and winter soft felt hats tan shades;
sizes 6M and 7.
Evening star., 1923-10-04
Misses Silk Dresses, $3.50

Were $3.50 and SIS. dresses each different style;
light and dark colors; Georgette fiat crepe and taeta;
navy, gray, flesh, white. Sizes H. I6, 49,
Evening star., 1923-10-04
Flat Silver Greatly
Reduced

$50 pieces Flat Table Silver
ware; discontinued pat
tern.
The Nenana news., 1923-06-14
HERMAN ANDERSON'S MODERN RESIDENCE .... FOR SALE

Has the following rooms:
 1 Entrance Vestibule. :.@ 1 Large Living room, 16X26. Berrooms leach has clothes elo- set.)
 1 Large Kitchen, white enamel, with breakfast nook, seating six persons.
 1 Bathroom, finished in white e namel, with bath tub, wash basin and lsvatory.
 1 Good well, with clear water all the year.
 l Edison Gold Medal Monograph. A houseful of A oak furniture. 1 Dustproof warehouse, 45X45.
 The basement of the house can be used for warm storage. Capacity ov- CT 50 tons
 For further information see Her man Anderson.
The Nenana news., 1923-06-14

Advices received in Fairbanks from Col. Jas. G. Steese, head of the Alaska Railroad, state that it probably will be two weeks before the movement of freight from the coast can be resumed, it is expect ed, the work of driving a temper ary bridge at Ferry will have been completed. ,-E
The Nenana news., 1923-06-14

Arrivals from Cleary creek re- port considerable activity along that stream, from the head to Chat anika. There are about a dozen out fits working. On the Chatanika flat and along the lower end of Cleary there are Sam Weiss, Joe Ward, Fred Schaupp, Dick Knutson and Pearson & Johnson. Charles Danielson and Dick Johnson are ground sluicing on Wolf creek Getska and partner, Culbertson, Dahl and Fred Robinson are work ing on Chatham. George Wombold has a crew of several men at work on Bedrock creek. And on upper Cleary Charles Carlson is working on No. and Dick Cunningham on 10 and II, both ground sluicing.
 Wire communication between An chorage and Fairbanks, which was interrupted during the recent high water, was restored Wednesday morning. .- :...~
 Among the recent arrivals at the local hotels are: R. L. Ellis, Charles Williams, Charles Wilson, W. Grimes, W. Simpson, J. P. Gibson Mrs. c. E. Jones, E. E. Overgard, M. A. Duffy, Elizabeth Romig, J. W. Langer, ". J. Jasper, J. J. flaws, c. W. Felch, Nj. C. Rugg, c. E. Walker, c. E. Young, o. ". Fisher, J. NJ. Francis, E. Heyler, W. K. Hagen, Mrs. J. W. Wheeler, ". H. Wenert, Clarence Dorflinger
The Nenana news., 1923-06-14

The first annual commencement exercises took place at the Alaska College and School of Mines on Tuesday night, on which occasion Jack Shanley was graduat- ed as a bachelor of science and agriculture. The diploma was pre- sented by President NJ. E. Stevens, of the board of regents, followed by addresses by President Charles E. Bunnell, of the college faculty and John A. Davis, head of the local bureau of mines station. Miss Dorothy Roth rendered a delight ful piano selection and Rev Fred G. Scherer gave the benedietion. The exercises were followed by a dance.
The Nenana news., 1923-06-14

Floyd W. Hough, engineer for the U. S. geodetic survey, who was in the Interior last year, running the line from tidewater at Anchor age, along the railroad and out the Valdez trail, is now located at Co., vina, Cal, where he is doing tri- angulation work for the Govern ment. He writes that he likes Alas ka very much and wishes the Gov ernment would send him back to the Territory.
The Nenana news., 1923-06-14

The members of the Fairbanks ball team have elected Bob Eilson manager and captain of the team, and announcement is made that they will soon be ready to begin the sea- sons play.
The Nenana news., 1923-06-14

The Alaska Road Commission is sending big crew of men out the Valdez trail, with C. A. Chamber lain in charge. Al Littlewood will have charge of the mess.