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Evening star., 1923-03-29
Only "Unkissed"
Man at Harvard
Falls From Grace
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BOSTON, March 2S-While Colun-
tia University may boast OF twenty
one unkissed students. Harvard Is
without an unkissed man on her
rolls.
That is, Of course, IL George r..
I'll yesterday. q doubtful distinction.
IN his mind, plucked up his courage
sufficiently last night to take a fall
out of cupid's bow.
Publicity and the stares OF people
TO whom he was pointed out as
'Harvard's unkissed man. caused
McLeod's rebellion against his status.
lie sailed forth from the dormitory
late yesterday with the parting to
his room mate:
when l come back Harvard won't
lave any such person as an unkissed
man. AS long as you fellows knew
/ had never been kissed 1t was all
right, hut since its been broadcast.
refuse to be known as the unkissed
man OF the college"
Harvard is wondering this morning
whether Mcleod carried out his
threat. But Mcleod. as the old say
ing goes. "ain't telling"
McLeod's distinction became known
when Harvard set about to take
poll after Columbia University had
announced that twenty-on of her
seniors had passed the four years
OF campus life without listening TO
the sirens. Mcleod is middle
weight boxer, but is shy.
1T was really mistake" he admits.
Il should have kissed a girl before
this l have often wanted to, but
somehow l never could muster suffi-
cient coura age."
Copyright, 1921
Evening star., 1923-03-29
REPULSED, STABS WOMAN
Boarder, Ordered From Home, Then
Fatally Shoots Self.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. March 29-Mrs.
Nicholas Vidovich, thirty, was stab
bed in the left breast and shot
through the hand as she stepped
from the doorway of her home on
her way to work this morning by
Joseph Nachach. former border in
the Vidovich home. who then turned
the gun upon himself. infiicting a
fatal wound in the head.
The couple were rushed to a hos
pital, Nachach dying on the operating
table, while the physicians said Mrs.
Vidovich's condition is critical be-
cause of loss of blood. Her husband
submitted to blood TRANSMISSION op-
Grafton.
Mrs. Vidovich told police the at
tempted murder and suicide came as
n result of a quarrel with Nachach,
who. she said. paid her unwelcome
attention while boarding in her home
and was ordered to leave.
Evening star., 1923-03-29
Travelling Goods

/ Mans l8-inch Tan Fitted
Bag, s22.5OI was $50. Three
piece style; hand sewed-in frame;
leather lining; 8 fittings; gen
uine ebony back brushes; slight
ly rubbed.
1S-inch Double Handle Brown
Cowhide Travelling Bag: leather
lined: slightly rubbed; $20s was
$50.
1 1s-inch three-piece Brown
Cowhide Travelling Bag; hand
sewed-in frame; leather lined;
slightly rubbed. $1s.5OI was
325.
1 2o-inch Brown Boarded Cow
hide Travelling Bag; three-piece
style; leather lined; slightly rub
bed. $3.50, was 425.
1tS-inch Tan flve-piece Travel
ing Bag; hand sewed-in frame;
leather lined, slightly rubbed;
$3.50, was 32S.
Travelling Goods Section. First door.
Evening star., 1923-03-29
WOnlen's
Knit Underwear

16 Lisle Combination Suits,
low neck. sleeveless, she'll trim
med, loose knee; sizes I and 8;
slightly soiled: CSC sxitI were 81.
9 Cotton Corset Covers. high
neck and elbow sleeves; size 4;
slightly soiled; soc each, were u.
II Lisle Combination Suits.
low neck. sleeveless or bodice
with tape straps; envelope style;
pink or white; size 6; slightly
soiled: u each, were $50.
IL pairs Women's Spring.
weight Knitted Tights, z5c
pair; were 50c-W o m MS
Tights, in knee and ankle
lengths; slightly soiled; open
style; sizes 4 and S.
women's Knit Underwear Section,
Third door-
Evening star., 1923-03-29
Special Size
Apparel

Tweed Coats. $1s.75; were
$3.50. Gray and tan sport mod
els: sizes 4o15. 4213, 44i4, 461s
and 4S1z.
1 Black Canton Dress. &3S; was
S45. Straight-line model. with
touches Of blue. Size AM.
Navy Canton Crepe Dress:
S29.6O, was $SS. Panels and
sleeves trimmed with Egyptian
embroidery. Size 441s.
/ Embroidered Navy Migno-
nette Dress, S29.5Oi was $50. 80.
With side panels. Size 443a
2 Straightline Dresses. $3o.5o
each, were $05. In black and
navy fiat crepe, braided belts
finished with buckle. Size 4412.
Brown Canton Crepe Dress.
S39.1Of WINS ss5. Sleeves embroid-
cred in gold thread. Size 44ia.
l Tan Embroidered Crepe Dress.
greatly reduced to SIS. Com
bined with black canton; size
3Sia.
braid trimmed. S1S.5oI was
$3.50. Size 46is.
Special Size Section. Third 6oor.
Evening star., 1923-03-29
GLORIA SWANSON
SUED FOR DIVORCE
Movie Actress Charged With Will.
full Desertion by Herbert K.
Somborn.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
Los ANGELES, March ss-Gloria
Swanson, motion picture actress, sued
for divorce yesterday by Herbert K.
Somborn, who charged her with de-
,ertion, had made no statement on
the suit today. but friends recalled
her declaration after their separation
'iearly two years ago that she was
through with married life and
would devote her life to her child and
the films.
The child. Gloria Swanson Som
born, two-and-a-half years old, will
remain with her mother. It is report
ed. regardless of the outcome Of the
divorce action.
Somborn followed Miss Swanson's
example and made no statement. but
his attorney announced there would
be no sensational testimony"
The complaint states they were
married December 20. 1919. and sepa-
rated May Is. 1921. and alleges the
actress maliciOusly and willfully gave
cause for divorce and had persisted
In her abandonment and desertion of
him against his wishes"
AT the time Of their marriage Som
born gave his age as thirty-Six and
Miss Swanson's as 20. Miss Swanson
was first married to Wallace +. Beery
motion picture actor, in February,
1915. He divorced her on grounds of
desertion in December, 1913.
Evening star., 1923-03-29
Framed Pictures
Csc each;
We're $I.25 and $3.50

Children's pictures, Arabian
Night pictures and pastels. Also
a few foreign prints; various
style frames and finishes. All
wonderful values. Some frames
slightly SCARED; but th c
frames alone are worth more
than the price.
s Small Panel Mirrors. Spe-
ciaI. $I.I0 each. Antique gold
finish, 5x1S-in. frame.
s Small Panel Mirrors. Spe-
ciaI, S1.35 each. With small pic
ture at top; antique gold finish;
frame 5x24 inches.
French Plate Mirrors. Spe-
ciaI, $6.75 each. Size 14x24-in.
frame; attractive frames, antique
gold and polychrome finish.
Picture Section, Fifth door.
Evening star., 1923-03-29
WoolSlip-ons, sI.95
Were Much Higher

90 Wool Slip-ons. round neck.
with contrasting shades OF wool
in oriental designs: navy and
gray: black and white; brown
and gold: gray and rose. Sizes
Sc. 3S, 40 and AZ. S1.eS eachi less
than half price.
Brushed Wool Slip-on Sweat
ers. S1.eS each, less than half
price. Round neck and fringed
bottom with jacquard patterns
in front and back; gray, navy
and brown. Sizes 40, 42, A and
40
& Wool siip-on and Tuxedo
Sweaters. $3.eS each. less than
half price. Contrasting shades
of fiber in navy and jade and
navy and gold. Sizes Sc and 50.
o Extra Size Wool Sweaters,
Tuxedo and Coat style, $3.sS
each, less than half price. With
roll collar. Navy. brown and
heather. Sizes 4S. so and 81.
Sweater Section, Third door.
Evening star., 1923-03-29
C0rsefs at
LOWered Prices

Is COrsets and Part Elastic
Girdles, $3.50 each, were "a and
S5. Bien-Jolie. Grecian, Treco,
Franco. Gotham, W. & l.. Special;
all good styles but odd sizes;
some bit soiled., Sizes e. .22,
"a, 81. %. 90 and 80. =. <,
II Corsets greatly reduced to
81 en6h. Girdles and low top
corsets. Treo. Modart, American
Lady and other makes. Sizes 81,
%, 26, 81, 2S. 33.
S CorSets greatly reduced to q
ench. Franco andsP. N. Practical
Front Corsets; front lacing; satin
stripe batiste or figured silk ba-
tiste. Sizes %. 23. 26. 81, 2S.
4 American Lady COrsets, PHO.
Top Model. Greatly reduced to
$3.50 each. Pink coutil, with long
hip for full figures. Sizes 26. %,
"a and 36.
40 Single Garter Brassieres,
Special, 7Sc each. Fine grade,
fancy weave material. fastening
at the back: two strong hose
supporters. Sizes 80 to AZ.
SO Bandeaux and Brassieres re-
duced to 75c each. Satin and
fancy borders: shirred elastic
waist line: some trimmed models.
Sizes 36 to A..
Corset Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-03-29
Glassware

10 Decorated Trays. assorted
shapes; wicker frame handle;
slightly imperfect. soc each;
we're much higher.
4 Decorated Trays, assorted
shapes: wicker frame handles;
slightly imperfect. Greatly re-
duced to 81 each.
Floral Cut Nickel Top Syrup
Jugs. soc each; were 81.
FL wer or Fruit Bowls
decorated; on stand. $3.50 each;
were &2.50.
Decorated Glass Fruit Plates
on stand. $3.50 each; were $3.50.
Decorated Imported Glass
Fruit Dishes. slightly imperfect
$3.50 each; were IS.
% Colonial Glass Pitchers.
Special, 3oc each. One lip, 2-qt.
size.
Glassware Section. Fifth noor.
Evening star., 1923-03-29
Girls apparel

% Girls Wool Jersey and
Wool Crepe Frocks, some with
boomers: trimmed with wool
embroidery; sizes 8 to Is years.
$3.50 each, were SIS to $25.
21 Girls Jersey and Serge
Frocks; among the lot are sew
eral regula tion styles; sizes to
16 years. $3.50 each; were $3.50
Girls Spring Coat, slightly
soiled: size 10. Reduced to $40.
% Girls Slip-on Frocks OF
Peggy Cloth, IN blue. tan and
green; sizes s to IA years. Spe-
cial, csc each.
25 pairs Boomers to match
Slip-ons. Special, 75c pair.
16 Cambria Nightgowns. lace
trimmed; size 8. Reduced to
45c each.
Blouses, in white and copen.
Sizes 10 and IL. Reduced to
S1.25 each.
8 White Cambria Nightgowns.
with embroidered yokes and long
sleeves; size s. s5c each, were
$50.
20 White Jean Middies, with
navy blue serge collars; sizes
16. 18, 20 years. Reduced to csc
each.
Girls' Section, Fourth noor-
Evening star., 1923-03-29
HOUSEWARES
Slightly Shopworn Damaged, but Very Unusual Values

Slightly Shopworn or Dana
l2 Large Size Blue Enameled
Dustpans-
SOC each; were $1.15
IL Potato Ricers.
Soc each; were 81
5 Glass lined Salt Boxes.
CSC each; were Sl.35
SIS Wizard Dus, Mops
Special, CSC each
ss Quart Cans Wizard Furni-
ture and Floor Polish.
Special, 75c quart
SO Wizard Floor Waxers and
Polishers, with ! lb. of Wizard
Wax.
Special, $2.ss each
l Gibson Three-door Refriger-
ator, u5.5bt was $3.50. White
enameled lining: 50-lb. ice ca
pacity.
Unfinished Drop-Ieaf Table.
greatly reduced to S5. Size 36x42
inches when open.
Porcelain-top Kitchen Tables,
with one large drawer, S7.s5
each; were S12-75.
Housewares Section. Fifth door.
Evening star., 1923-03-29
Apron Frocks
Reduced

i2 Apron Frocks, of fine cot
ton crepe, trimmed with folds in
a contrasting shade q variety of
pretty colors; sizes 36, 40, AZ. ~.
1.95 each; were So
Is Cotton Crepe Apron Frocks.
in plain and plaid novelty eff
fects; sizes sc to ii. S2.0o eachj
were $3.50.
II Apron FrockS, plain or com
bined with contrasting color:
attractive models. in yellow,
green, tan, copen and rose. S3.S5
each; were IS.
House Dress Section, Third floor
Evening star., 1923-03-29
Misses Winter
apparel
At a Fraction of
Original Prices

6 Misses Fur.trimmed Vim
ter coats, handsome models
trimmed with lovely fur col
lars; in reindeer, brown and
navy; sizes IL, Is. 18. An ex-
ceilent opportunity to buy a
winter coat for next winter.
Greatly reduced to $3.50 each.
Corona Coats, with beauti-
ful squirrel collar and cuffs;
both size 16. Greatly reduced
to $3.50 each.
5 Smart Coats, mixtures and
plain coIors, all fur trimmed;
sizes II, 10, Is. $A50 each;
were much higher priced.
III English Topcoats. Greatly
reduced TO S1z.75 each.
Winter Suits of Neidyne, in
brown and navy; trimmed with
beautiful collars of dyed squir.
rel, fox and wolf. Greatly re-
duced to SAS0 each.
Evening star., 1923-03-29
Handmade
Underthings

3 Philippine Embroidered
Chemise: size SO. 11.06 eachB
were $3.50.
Envelope Chemise. with real
Irish lace trimming; sizes 30, ~.
$285 each, were 15.
20 pairs Closed Drawers. with
hand embroidery and scalloped
ruffies: lengths %, IS, 81. t2.e6
pair, were SS
z Handmade Corset Covers.
embroidered and scalloped IN
dainty manner: some. too, with
hemstitching: sizes 36 and ~.
$1.45 each, were ~.
SILK Underwear Section, Third aoor.
Evening star., 1923-03-29
Furs Reduced

Taupe Fox Choker. $25i was
x32.5O.
L Child's Gray Janet Set. S6i
very greatly reduced.
White Coney Set. Greatly
reduced to 81
Brown Fox Scarf. a25, was
&4S.
Jap Martin c h er s. e25
eachs were &4S.
Hudson Bay Sable. Special,
$3.50.
Fur Section, Third noor.
Evening star., 1923-03-29

Is dozen pairs Mems Fine
Gauge Silk and Fiber Socks,
very special, 45c pair-Lisle
double heels and toes; sheer,
even weave; very durable.
Black cordovan, navy, gray,
palm beach and white. Sizes
o1l to ll12.
n pairs Mems Black Pure
Silk Gloves 75c pair; were $l5e
Reinforced finger tips. Sizes
7, IA, 8. S11.
lis Mems Silk Four-in-hand
Ties, Csc each; were N-DiaR-
onal, cross stripes and figures;
good assortment.
68 Mems Madras and Checked
Nainsook Union Suits, SSc
each; were $l.5o-Athletic style.
Sizes "a, SO and AZ.
Evening star., 1923-03-29

Sets White 6-piece Pantry
Sets, consisting of Bread and
Cake Box. Flour. Sugar. Coffee
and Tea Canisters.
$1.50 set; were So
IS White Roll-top Bread Boxes,
gilt lettered and trimmed.
Csc each; were S1.l5
Closgard Wardrobes, moth
and dust-proof: 50-inch length.
$l.50 each; were So
Wood Jardinieres, for the
summer porch.
$1.35 each; were SITS
1 Napanee White Kitchen Cabi-
net, 347.5Ot was $S5. Porcelain
sliding table top: size 21x40
inches.
I Large White Kitchen Cabi-
net. S05, was $3.50. All i'm
proved features.
"Lafiat" Porcelain-top Pastry
Table. S15, was $22.75. Size
27x42 inches.
/ Happy Day Hand power
Washing Machine, $3.50, was
$25-
"Laiat" Porcelain-top Kitch-
en- Table, 1896, was S10.75. Size
a4x36 inches.
Evening star., 1923-03-29
Boys Clothes and FURNISHINGS
at about II Less

10 Woolen Knicker Suits, plain
blues. browns. tweeds and
checks; sizes 12, 13. Is. 16, II
years only. s7.75 each, were s15.
6 Extra Large Suits for stout
boys. sizes IS. Is, 10: dark mix
lures and plain blues. 1915
enchI were SIS and &1S.
3 Fine Spring Topcoats for
large boys, sizes IA. Is, 1s; dou-
BILE breasted. full belted. raglan
shoulder models. SIS.75 each;
were S25.
Boys Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1923-03-29
BLOUSES
REDUCED

- handmade Wolfe BloGSes,
with V and round necks: trim
med with pipings of coral. maize
and orchid; sizes Sc TO 40; S2.e5
each; were S3.75.
% Suit Blouses. in Persian
prints and q few plain colors: In
white. flesh. brown and black.
side-tie models; sizes 36 to &c.
S2.85 eachI were s4.75 and 25.7S.
2S Lingerie Blouses. IN a va
riety of attractive models; dirn;-
ties. batistes and ginghams: somo
with trimmings of filet and Irish
crochet. Sizes "a. sc. SO, 40, a.
and ! size 46. Greatly reduced
TO 81 each.
Misses Blouses. sizes Is and
lS-at 81 each, were much
higher.
Blouse Section, Third Goor.
Evening star., 1923-03-29
ChiIdren's Hosiery

s5 pairs Children's Mercerized
Lisle Socks, 25c pAiri were Soc.
u length with turnover rib
bed cuff in old rose shade:
slightly soiled. Sizes s, IN, 8,
81a, 8, 9h.
SO pairs Misses Plain Lisle
Hose. SOC pairB were S5c. Re-
inforced foot; In brown and
cordovan. Sizes 8, 8h.
40 pairs Children's Fine Rib
bed Hose, greatly reduced to lie
pair. White; sizes 8k, 8, 81.
Slightly soiled.
Chiidren's Hosiery Section. Fourth
door.
Evening star., 1923-03-29
ChiLdren's Shoes

So pairs Children's Shoes. &2.7S
pair, were $50. Also few pairs
of Barefoot Sandals at this price.
Every pair perfect and good
quality.
81 pairs Misses Black Gun
Metal High Shoes; square toes.
nat heels, with rubber lifts; sizes
12, 1sh. 13, 1871, l., N. 2 A; II,
13, I3H. III. 2 B: 13. 1914, IL G.
12.55 pafr3 were $3.50.
81 pairs Misses and Growing
Girls Barefoot Sandals; pearl
gray and brown: sizes 111a, IL,
13, 13h, /, III, 2, 21a, 8, 4, Az.
S2.7b pairy were $3.50.
Children's Shoe Section. Fourth foor.
Evening star., 1923-03-29
NegIiges Reduced

Is Japanese Crepe kimonos:
embroidered in roses and birds
in light blue and pink. $l.8S
each; were $3.50.
l Silk Japanese Kimono, in
pink. embroidered in cherry
blossoms and butterflies. S13.5Oi
was SIS.
l Lavender Satin Neglige;
loose style. roll collar. $lo.s5I
was SIS.
Rose Crepe Chiffon Neglige;
combined with wide lace; nov
city ribbon trimmed S13.50i
was &27.
ge, with butterfly sleeves, trim
med with narrow pleated ruffling.
S6.95, was S12.
Neglire Section, Third hoor.
Evening star., 1923-03-29
Curtains Reduced

Ruined. d otted Marquisette
Curtains-$I.75 pair, were $3.50.
80 pairs just when you need
them for Spring and Summer:
dainty and sheer dotted curtains,
2A yards long.
80. Pairs mstitched Marquis
ette Curtains, Very Special, SOC
pnir-2H yards long; white and
ecru: a sheer quality for Spring
and Summer.
8 Pairs Braided Net Curtains,
pretty corner. design; 2M yards
long; white: slightly soiled. 81
pair, were -.
Pairs Bordered Swiss Point
Lace Curtains; sample slightly
soiled or mussed; "a yards long.
% pair; were SO.
Curtain Section, Fifth door.
Evening star., 1923-03-29
800 Little Cotton
Easter Chicks
Reduced to 2 for Sc
THEY'RE slightly soiLed

10 Lincoln Log Bird Houses,
81 each; were S1.7S.
25 Sets Garden Tools, 10c each;
were 15c.
80 StenciIettes. 1Oc each
s Bradley's Toy villages, zoe
eachs were 35c.
90 A B C Books. for Boy Scouts.
15c eachs were 35c.
IL Dolly Cottages, Soc each;
were II.
Is Marble Games. soc each;
were 81.
S Express Wagons, SS.25 each;
were %.
Daisy Express wagons. &2.25
each; were $3.50.
Other Toys and Wagons
at greatly reduced
prices.
Toy Section, Fourth ncor.
Evening star., 1923-03-29
Centerpieces and
TubLecIOths

20 24-ineh Centerpieces, TRIM
med with handmade lace, Irish
crochet pattern. s. each; were
s..
IS 4l-inch Round Table
Cloths, lace trimmed edges and
centers. 7Sc each; were 81.
s Unbleached Spreads, ap-
pliqued in blue, rose and tan !;
Aoral design. 72xoo size, 81
each; were s.. 5 o0xoo size,
H55 each; were SO.
Linen Section, Seecoad door.
Evening star., 1923-03-29
CLOVES
Half and Nearly
Half Price

81 pairs Womeu's S-hutton-
length Brown Kid Gloves; sizes
Sia, 52s, 6. $3.50 pairs were
$3.50.
19 pairs Women's l2-button-
length Suede Gloves; sizes ~
and 7;5. 32>25 pairs were 94.S0-
23 pairs Women's 16-buttou-
length White Glace Gloves; sizes
6, Sk. &2.25 pair, were $3.50.
rs pairs Women's 6-button-
length Strap Wrist Duplex Fab
ric Gloves: sizes 4 and 6. 7Sc
pairi were &I.GO.
72 pairs Women's 2-clasp Glace
Gloves, in brown. black and
white: sizes 3 70. So, 6, ga. 81
pair; were S1.55.
Woneu's Glove Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1923-03-29
Won,en's Skirts

4 Wool Skirts. wrap and
gathered models, in brown and
gray. 80 eacht were S15 and
$40.
6 Misses Wool Skirts, pleated
and sports models. in navy with
Roman stripes. S7.o5 each, were
us.
s Wool Skirts, pleated and
gathered models; In tan, and
brown with tan stripes. U.e5
eacht were SO.
s Wool Skirts, wrap models,
plaid eponge and signet woods.
S6.05 each, were much higher
priced
Skirt Section, Third door
Evening star., 1923-03-29
Muslin
Underwear

81 Gowns, in variety O.
dainty tailored or tr IN m q
styles: sizes IA, 10. $I.35 each'
were Il.
IT Cotton Crepe Corset Covers.
with hemstitched French fold,
sizes 36 TO a.. 7Sc each, were 81.
Is Waist Slips, with long or
three-quarter sleeves; sizes 36 to
Al 05c each.
i3 pairs Drawers, open or
closed styles, lengths 25 and 81.
7Sc pair; were $3.50.
3s Envelope Chemise. lace and
embroidery trimmed; sizes &c.
50, 40. SI.3S eachy were q.
Muslin Underwear Section, Third
Evening star., 1923-03-29
Umbrellas

a Women's Colored Snk Um-
brellas, @S.4S each, were $40.
Red, purple and green: wood
handles; bakaltte trimmed; silk
subject TO imperfections, which,
however. Will not affect wearing
qualities.
10 Women's Colored SILK Cm-
brelias, &4,S5 each, were g..
Brown, green. red and blue; as
sorted wood handles; bakalite
trimmed.
A Mems Tape Edge Piece Dyed
Cloth Umbrellas, 93.45 each,
were 90. Assorted wood. Fster-
ling silver trimmed handles
slightly marred.
Umbrella Section. First ncOrS
Evening star., 1923-03-29

I Settee, furned oak finish,
60-inch; leather spring seat.
at. so, was e%5.
I Day Bed, poster style. 30
inch width; in mahogany finish.
41255, was $50.
3 Round Tables. Stickley.
best fumed oak; 36 inches in
diameter. $3.50 each, were SI5.
3 Living Room Tables. fumed
oak, with drawer; size 2Sx42.
S1Z.75 eachy were G22.5O.
I Chifforobe. in combination
brown mahogany. with hang
ing space. 427.5OI was so.
Evening star., 1923-03-29
Men s Haberdashery
Very Lou Priced Tomorrow

IL Mems Pure Silk Shirts,
$3.sS each; were S75o-Broad-
cloth. jersey and crepe; soft
cuffs; neat stripes. Sizes II,
l4I5. l51a. l6, lo1a. II, HH.
30 pairs Mems Tan Cape
Gloves, $I.SS pair; were $3.50
Light shades. Black and self
embroidered back; button and
clasp. Sizes 714, 8, 81 and 9.
50 Suits of Mems Madras and
Fruit of the Loom Pajamas,
$z.IS suit; were S. and $3.50
White and plain colors; medium
size only.
"a Mems Fine Muslin and
Sateen Nightshirts. SI.6S each;
were $3.50 and $@V neck, plain
and trimmed. Slightly soiled.
Sizes 10 and IL.
Mems Furnishings Section, First foo
Evening star., 1923-03-29
Some Very Fine Pieces of
Furniture-CreatLy Underpriced

Extremely low prices-so low that
these prices with furniture on our floor. c
Queen Anne Hghboy in brown mahog
any, with wide and S narrow drawers built
in two sections; handsome piece. W.So;
was $1z75O.
Overstuned Living Room Suite, of 2 large.
comfortable pieces, sofa and wing chair; GOV,
cred In figured velour; soft spring edges and
loose spring cushions Backs velour-cov-
cred. Deep-seated. luxurious pieces. Suite, s1o5;
was &24S.
Furniture Section. Sixth foo-.
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Is Boys Black Leather Belts,
slightly marred from handling;
sizes 80 and 80. 25c eaeh, were
Soc.
9 Boys Shirts, neat stripes;
Slightly mussed from display;
sizes 1919. 13, 1914. 75c ench;
were $3.50.
Wash Suits. Novelty Suits,
Spring Reefers-a number Of
small lots. Low priced for clear
ance.
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eces must be bought '.as is Compare
equal elegance and construction.
l Console Set table and mirror. pro-
fusely decorated polychrome and gilt it is
very attractive-and the value unusual. SIS;
was $3.50.
l Living Room Suite, combination ma
hogany and cane: upholstered in rich black
and gold velour; large T6-inch sofa, and arm
chair with soft loose. spring cushions; extra
pillows and roll. included in this suite; ex-
ceptional value. 1925, was S4OO
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FLOWERS-FRUITS
Hat Trimmings

200 Charming Flower and
Fruit Wreaths. Greatly re-
duced to 81 each.
800 Bunches Colorful Flowers
and Fruits. Exceptionally low
priced, 35c bunch.
Millinery Section, Third floor.
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FURNITURE
at Greatly Reduced Prices


3 Solid Mahogany Rockers,
with velour panelled back and
seats; were constructed too
hard; not recommended to
those who wish an easy chair.
$3.50 each, were $32.5O.
. Benches. in mahogany fin-
ish; for toilet table. SS.S5
each; were $3.50.
Large Wardrobe, golden
oak finish. x27.50J WINS $50.
l Wardrobe with drawer;
fumed oak finish. Greatly re-
duced to 4lS.75.
Ivory Decorated Bedroom
Chair. $o.45, was SIS.
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Chiffoniers, with mirror;
natural oak finish. $Is.75 each;
were S29.75.
l Dresser. with mirror; ma
hogany finish. $29.75; was
$3.50.
Set Dining Chairs. mahog-
any finish. with blue leather
seats: 5 side and armchair.
1880 for the set; was $14 80.
odd Dining Armchairs,
in mahogany finish. 4 in walnut
finish. Special, SO each.
I 6-piece Ivory Breakfast
ct, W { h server, drop-leaf
table and chairs. $3.50; was
x9s 80.
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BED SPRINGS
Half Price

A collection OF bed springs,
slightly damaged or shop worn.
Please bring exact measure
ments OF bed.
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Pettic0ats-SpeciaL, Csc

Cotton Taffeta and Sateen Pettcoats-n variety of
attractive styles and coors with tucked peated and flow
cred borders excellent value at this low price.
Evening star., 1923-03-29
Another Big Friday Remnant Day

Many odd lots and anstogeher with
estng Spea-ake another day economical buying
Remnant Day Merchandise returnabe exchangeabe
O. D. appova mail phone orders accepted.