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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-28
GOVERNOR NAMES NEW FARM BOARD OF FIVE MEMBERS
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 Baldwin county made strong fight to secure his appointment as the representative of the horticultural interests. A flashlight photo was taken of Governor Brandon as he signed the agricultural code, Thurs day morning, the governors sigma ture being made with gold pen procured especially for the occasion by Commissioner of Agriculture J. NJ.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-28
AERIAL PASSENGER sERVICE
HURRICANE OFr FLORIDA

WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.--A hurri- cane is raging off the Florida coast. All shipping in this region has been warned to take every precaution to escape disaster In the churning sea. The tropical storm is moving north ward and will pass northeastward off Hatteras Friday night or Saturday Radio reports from vessels at sea off the South Atlantic coast indi- cated winds of gale force over a wider area and hurricane velocity at the center of the disturbance. storm warnings are displayed from the Vir- ginia capes to Jacksonville, Fla.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-28
A GOOD REMINDER

I was very forgetful about empty ing my ice water and almost every day 1t would run over, until one day | thought of an idea and printed Q small sign, ice Water" which I tackled above my refrigerator. It serves as a constant reminder and l haven't forgotten the ice water since.
 W. J. r.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-28

the grand jury left the court house for lunch and the trip to Banner. They returned to Birmingham about : eelack Thursday afternoon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-28
Legislation Relief Asked O CooHdg
SAUNDERS HEARING TO BE RESUMED FRIDAY
Way Cleared For Resumption Of
 Receivership Case

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept. 27.-Hear- ing of the receivership of Clarence Saunders against Piggly Wiggly cor poration, scheduled for resumption today before c. L. Marsilliott, federal master in chancery, was postponed until tomorrow because of the en- gagement of Saunders counsel in the trial of a case in federal court.
 With the appointment yesterday by Judge J. w. Ross of a special re- ceiver for approximately $1,500, GOO stock of the Piggly Wiggly Stores, Inc, alleged to have been pledged by Saunders and his associates, E. W. Bradford. R. l.. Jordan and R. l.. Carr, and the issuance of an injunction re- straining the institution of new suits against the two Piggly Wiggly cor poration, the way was cleared for resumption of the receivership hear ing without the fear of complications through the filing of additional litiga- ton and dealing in the stock alleged to have been pledged.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-28
RIOT THREAT NOW IS GIVING WAY TO. LEGAL BATTLING
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nor would modify his martial law regulations and retire the greater part of the troops now mobilized. into cases of mob violence will fol- low howeverit was made plain.
 The injunction petition filed by the legislators declared the action of Ad- jutant General Markham in despers- ing them when they gathered at the capitol yesterday and in continuing g through force and arms to prevent an assembly was and is without au- thority of law and Is an invasion of the constitutional and civil rights of these plaintiffs"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-28
LAST MINUTE NEWS BRIEFS
 OFF THE WIRE
KILLED IN KNIFE BATTLE

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Sept. 27.-Wheeler Davis, 24, railroad fireman, is dead, and Thomas Asimou, walter, Is in a critical condition at a local hospital as the result of knife battle in q downtown restaurant early tonight. Asimou and his brother. Charlie, who owned and operated the restaurant, were placed under arrest and charged with Killing Davis.
 AERIAL PASSENGER SERVICE
 ST. LOUIS, Sept 27.-Aerlal pas senger and freight service between St. Louis and Cleveland by way of Chicago and Detroit, will be inaug- urated, if the approval of Anthony H. G. Fokker, famous Dutch aircraft manufacturer, can be secured H. X. Bruno, representative of the Nether- lands Aircraft, company announced here Thursday night.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-28

YOU KNOW A TONIC IS GOOD when it makes you eat like a hungry boy and brings back the color to your cheeks. You can soon feel the Strensthening, Invigorating Effect or GROVES TASTELESS CHILL TONIC. 60c.-Adv
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-28

An eagle can live 2S days without food and condor is able to fast 40 days.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-28
KLAN CoNDUCTs MEET

WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. IT, While 8 squad of 50 policemen pa rrolled the streets In front of Me- chanics hall tonight and virtually the entire reserve force was kept ready at police stations for any emergencies, the Worcester Ku Klux Klan con- ducted 9 meeting attended by 8 crowd that filled every seat in the hall.
 TROPICAL STORMS PREVAIL
 WASHINGTON. Sept. 27.-Tropical storms prevailing off the South Att lantio coast was reported tonight at the weather bureau as moving north eastward, accompanied by hurricane velocity. Radio reports from vessels indicate tho distuc- bance extends over a wide area and warnings have been sent to all ships between the Virginia Capes and Jacksonville, Fla, to exercise every precaution. The storm is expected to pass north eastward off Cape Hat teras tomorrow night or Saturday. It was described as centered approxi- mately in latitude 31 and longi- tude S6.
 ITALIAN FLEET AT CORFU
 LONDON, Sept. 27.--Following the evacuation of Corfu, an Italian fleet has returned to the island and anchored off the fortress. Athens dispatches report that the Italian admiral explained he had returned on wirelessed instructions from Rome, and that he did not intend to land troops. The Italian consul at Corfu also gave assurances that the fleet would not land troops.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-28
SURPRISE IS FELT IN BRITISH CIRCLES. AS GREECE PAYS
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NCOnGluueu fEOIh EhBo Ohel
 which is in the courts name, if they are unconvinced of the equity of the ambassador decision or believe their own authority Is being usurped.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-28

tary powers on General Von Horn, district army commander in Berlin.
 Both men will have charge of pre- serving order in Berlin and will have. aweAuino authority
Evening star., 1923-05-24
housewares
Greatly Reduced

Most items listed are slightly
shopworn or damaged; others
perfect.
Napane~ Kitchen Cabinet,
&S4.50, was ST. Oak finish with
porcelain sliding table top.
z Porcelain Top nttchen
Tables. $G.D5 each, were S1O.s5,
with drawer; size 24x38 inches.
5-ft. Unfinished Settee Table,
SS.75; was s18.5O.
2 Lnrge Sise Ironing Tables,
$50 eachI were IS.
6-ft. "Paris" Step Ladder,
$3.50, WINS $3.50.
Lnrge size White Enameled
Bathroom Hampers, $3.s5 eachi
q obIons White Enameled
Towel Hampers, $3.50 each, were
$6.75.
. White Enameled Bath Tub
Seats. $3.50 each, were $4.75.
2 White Ennmeled Bathroom
Mirrors, &1.eJ each, were 1915.
Sine 13x2O inches.
White EnameIed Bathroom
Cabinet, $5.71, was &10.5o. With
mirror door.
8 Three-heat Electric Irons.
$4.e5 each, were 1925. Glib. size,
complete with cord.
4 Electric Turnover Bread
eacht were &8.45.
2 Hotpoint Electric Heaters,
S3.75 each, were 1918. With au-
tomato gravity switch.
500 Rolls Good Quality Toilet
Tissue. Special, 81 dozen. LOCO
sheefs to roll.
Housewares Section. Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1923-05-24
Little Chi1dren's
Clothes Reduced

Q ChiIAren's spring Coats. IS
eachs were $40. OF homespun:
boz style: finished with turnover
collar and cuffs; pockets; belt
across back; 8. 4. 8 years.
81 Chfl6ren'k G. I r h n m
Checked Dreasess 75c each, were
csc. Pink. green. copen. yellow;
finished with turnover collar
and cuffs; ruffie forms trimming
down front; sizes 2 TO years.
- ChiIdren's r al u and
Checked bingham Dresses, s5c
eaehs were Si.5o. With turnover
collar and cuffs; fancy stitching;
tan. copen. pink and green; sizes
to years.
~ Ckildren's Chambray, Lawn
and Gfngham DFesses. eI.e5 each,
were -. Plain or checked; coll
ors green. orchid. brown. yellow,
pink and copen: collars and cuffs
edged with braid; others finished
with shocking or fancy stitch
ing; sizes Q to 5 years.
Infants Section, Fourth door.
Evening star., 1923-05-24
i Girls SUITS
$3.50 each tcere $25

Three.piece suits; some con-
sisting OF caps. hat and pocket
book; others of dress, cape and
hat: fancy tweeds in tan, rose,
green and blue: sizes s to II
ID Gir,s' White SILK Psnxee
Dresses, &3.e6 each, were $3.50.
StraiGhtiine and bound with law
ender. rose and tan: sizes 8 to
~ years.
Girls sport Coats, $3.50 each,
were SI2. Rose. deer and laven-
der: made belted style: roll col
lars and pockets: size years.
S Juniors' sport Dresses, eS.0S
eaeky were SIS. Rubyette: tan.
brown and red: navy stripes;
straightline models.
15 MidAies, aSc eaehj were
much higher. Splendid quality
white Jean with navy serge coll
lars and cuffs; trimmed in white
braid: Miss Saratoga make; sizes
Is to IS years.
3 slips, 91.HO eachi were S2.05.
In flesh -coiored, cross-bar dim.
ity: lace trimmed: strap shoul-
ders; size years only.
- Gowns greatly reduced to
7Sc each. White nainsook. lace.
embroidery and tuck trimmed;
size 8 years only.
Girls Section, Fourth hoor.
Evening star., 1923-05-24
Aprons and
Hot1se Dresses

Maids Aprons. 7so each; were IL.
Cambric. without bib: fitted.
10 Aprons, csc each; were higher
with bin; small. fancy aprons. embroid-
ery trimmed or plain, large aprons;
strictly tailored
Aprons with bib. $l.35 each; were
80, Large fitted cambria aprons or
small fancy aprons, trimmed with en-
broidery.
50. Plaid and checked ginehan, with
roll collars. some with vest effect; sash
in pink. yellow and red: sizes SO, 81
and 40.
House Dresses, S2.s5 each; were
"a Roll collars. loose and belted
styles; plain chambray and checked
gingham. in pink, green and blue; sizes
80. as. AZ.
House Dress Section, Third noor.
Evening star., 1923-05-24
Fine Underwear

IL Philippine Skirts, S..eS
each, were -. Daintily hand
embroidered and finished with
heavy scalloping. Lengths SO.
SO and 40.
g French Straight Chemise.
S1.45 each, were 81. Camisole
tops: daintily hand-embroidered;
finished with hemstitched French
fold; sizes 36 40 and a.
pairs Philippine Drawers.
&I.0S pair, were $3.50. Closed.
daintily finished with hand EN-
broidery and scalloped ruff1e;
lengths %. rs and q.
z French Gowns, greatly re-
duced 20 s2.45 ench. Extra size:
low. square necks with short
stitched-in sleeves: finished with
hemstitched French fold: sizes
IS. 10 and 20.
II Porto Rfcan Nainsook
Gowns, A1.65 eacht were 81.
Low. square neck. with short
sleeves: finished with French
fold and hemstitching; sizes 3s
and 40.
. Porto Rican Envelope Che
mise, $1.65 eachg were 81 Cam
isole tops; finished with French
fold and dainty hemstitching;
sizes ~ and A.
silk Underwear Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-05-24
Special Size
Apparel for Women

8 Jersey Dresses, $1S each;
were S29.50. Gray. taupe, brown
and black; blouses attractively
stitched in contrasting colors;
sizes Az, 48i5.
3 Dresses, 1880 each; were
$50. Crepe de chine. black and
cocoa: sizes 40Ia. 4212, 4412.
Brown Canton Crepe Dress.
greatly reduced to $3.50. Sleeves
embroidered In gold thread; size
44E.
Q Handsomely Beaded Dinner
Dresses. s20.5O each; were $3.50.
Black and navy; sizes 44H. 4SK.
! Brown Crepe de Chine Dress.
sIe.5O; vas $3.50. Sleeves and
skirt embroidered; size 461
Straightline Model Dress,
s30.5O, was a55. Black canton
crepe: size Ar.
1 Black Crepe de Chine Dress,
s3e.5O; was $49.50. Surpltce
model finished with handsome
beaded ornament: size ASH.
Special Size Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-05-24
Living Room Suite
$285: was 475

Large, overstuffed suite; 81
inch sofa, deep seated armchair |:
upholstered in combination of
plain taupe mohair and black
and gold damask. Luxurious
and comfortable, of web spring
base construction with soft
spring edges; loose spring cush-
ions. Outside backs of pieces
covered in mohair. A remark
able value.
Furniturs Section, Sixth door.
Evening star., 1923-05-24
Misses Dresses
SIS each: ,cere $20.5O

Afternoon Dresses Of canton
crepe. brown and navy, sizes Il.
1s. Is years.
Misses Sports Capes of tan
and gray mixtures, S23.50 each,
were s2s-50. Sizes II, 16 and IS
years.
Misses Sports Suits. s:2.5O
eachI were &31.50. I'm or d
tweed and gray mixed camel's
hair. orchid. rose. tan and gray
mixture. sizes IA. Is, Is years.
3 Misses Sports Dresses. s14.5o
each, were $3.50. Silk and wool
Jersey. straight lines; navy and
tan mixtures, sizes II. 16 and
IS years.
Juniors Coat. greatly reduced
to es.75. Sports mixture, size 13
years.
Misses Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1923-05-24
Sweaters Reduced

IL Wool Slip-on Sweaters, greatly re-
duced to 81 each; round or turtle neck;
binations; black and white. navy and
gray, navy or black: turn-back cuffs:
narrow belt; sizes 30 70 ~.
Fiber and Wool Slip-on Sweaters.
sl.s6 each; were S2.s6. Round or
horseshoe neck two-tone combinations:
jockey and green: black and white; sizes
Sc. 90. 40.
3 Heavy Wool Jumbo Sweaters.
greatly reduced to IS each. Ideal for
camping or sports: tuxedo or coat style;
maroon or navy; size 36
IS Brushed Wool Golf Sweaters, $3.s6
each: were Ss. ts.7s. $50. Button
front; pockets; navy. black. brown;
sizes 3S TO 49,
Sweater Section Third floor
Evening star., 1923-05-24

Large Cane and Combina-
tion Brown Mahogany Wing
Chair, 4a2.S0, was 500. with
loose spring cushion.
Carved stand. $10.75, was
$3.50. Polychrome and antique
oak finish.
Double Door Mahogany-fin-
ish Bookcase. e27.5Oy was 946.50.
Adjustable shelves.
L Combination Brown Mahog-
any Davenport Table, $29.75;
was $50.
Combination Brown Mahog-
any Double Bed, greatly reduced
to $3.50.
q Ivory Bedroom Chairs,
greatly reduced to $50 each.
Japanese Decorated Lamp
Stand and Fringed Shade,
greatly reduced to $3.50.
Separate Black and Gold
Bridge Lamp Shade, remarkable
value, $S.75.
Evening star., 1923-05-24
Women's
Combination Suits
81 each: ,rere $I.5O

20 suits: mercerized lisle: low neck,
sleeyeless: loose knee, she'll trimmed; /;
sizes 3 and 6.
II womens Mercerized Lisle Com
binatIon Suits, Sl.5o each: were ". 90.
Bodice style with ribbon straps; slightly
soiled; sizes and 5.
~ women's Lisle Envelope Conihina-
tion Suits. s1.25 each; were $l,75.
slightly soiled bodice style with tape
straps: sizes Z and s.
2l women's Fancy Weave Silk Vests.
Sl.5o each: were $1.95. With ribbon
Straps. in naturelle: sizes AZ to A.
Knit Underwear Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-05-24
Chi1dren's
Stockings and Socks
II tn u LesS
~ to ~ Less

80 doc. pairs at 15e, 3Se, 35e
pafrt were 21e. Soc, and 7Bc.
Large variety of colors and
styles, all from regular stock ;
sizes to In combined assort-
ment.
30 pairs Children's White Rib.
bed Cotton H0se. greatly reduced
to 1Se pair. Slightly soiled, sizes
81a. 8. 81.
20 paiFs Children's Black CASH
mere Half-h0se, 2bc pair3 were
soc. Sizes 6 and z.
Chiidren's Section. Fourth door.
Evening star., 1923-05-24
Colonial Glass
Ttnb1ers, 48c doz.

40 dozen only; clear glass;
we'll finished.
Colonial Glass Water Pitchers,
special, 35c. Two.quart pitchers,
clear glass; wide mouth.
Colonial Ice Tea Tumblers.
special. IOc each, 81 dozen. Clear
glass. regular size, specially
priced.
Glassware Section, Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1923-05-24
Mems Furnishings Reduced

81 Mems Fine Checked Nain-
sock Union Suits CSC each;
were ST. Sleeveless and knee
lengths: closed crotch; sizes
81 to Is.
II pairs Mems Fine Lisle
Socks, 35c pair; ) for 81; were
75c pair. Full fashioned; resu-
lar made. Blue. Russian calf
and gray; sizes ga and 10.
80 pieces Mems Summer
Underwear; Shirts and Drawer,
81 each; were S.. Satin striped.
Shirts coat style, sleeveless.
sizes 36 and 40; drawers knee
length; sizes 81, 3o and 40
Evening star., 1923-05-24

ii pairs Mems Wool Golf
uSIe, SI.1s pair; were much
h;ofer. Medium weight, fancy
plain turnover tops;
SSno,kn. gray and green; sizes
IN ind l0H.
~ Suits Mems White Madras
d.; mas, Sz.15 suit; were S..
Wfgh self-woven stripes;
,,:ntktly soiled; all sizes.
'E'Men's Fine Printed Madras
-. Fruit of the Loom Shirts,
e. each; were $3.50. Collars
80 thed: colored stripes, checks
andtplain tans; sizes Il, 14l, IS,
f6 foH.
Mems FURNISHINGS Section, First q
Evening star., 1923-05-24
Ehildren's Shoes
, aduced to S3.75 paiy

81 pairs BOYS Black Calf OK
rs, e3-y5 pair, were $5. Plain
I'D toe; welt soles; Sizes az,
poeeM b; 4. 4h C; Az, d; 2k, 8.
9,,Ho9l. Az E.
SJ pairs Boys Brown Oxfords,
o, - pair Were %. English last;
;. an. | c; 215, 8, az, 4. Az D;
sns, 8 L.
D. q. pairs Misses Black Calf
,,esStrAp Pumps. S3.7S pair.
gnes ss 10. 12h. 13, 131s. /. 1H A;
S.e 10 B; 111s. 1914 c.
II pairs Children's Tan Trot-
.x Oxfords, reduced to eS.75
sn n Sizes 9 C; 9 D; Sh, 9 E.
- pdren's Shoe Section. Fourth door.
Evening star., 1923-05-24
Handmade B1ouses
$I.85 each; ,uere $2.95

81 Blouses: voiles. dimity. COL
ored stripe dimity and white ba-
tiste: square and Peter Pan
necks: some filet trimmed; ell
sizes in lot.
Tailored Gray Crepe de Chine Tucked
Blooses. $3.ss each; were $S.7s. Sizes
a, -, - and 20.
II Georgette Blouses. $3.s5 each: vere
e8.75. Tuck-in or over-blouse models:
brown, navy and black: sizes "a to
A In lot.
is Colored Gingham Tailored Blouses.
el.s6 each; were 32.eb. v neck: some
have white pique collars and cuffs; sizes
50 to A.
2s Coiored Organdie; Dimity and Cham
bray Biouses. Greatly reduced to $50
each. Girls sizes 8. IA. 1e and 1s:
women's sizes "a to 80 and 46. These
Are one of a kind blouses that were much
higher priced, reduced for immediate
clearance.
Blouse Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-05-24
White Pumps and Oxfords, $1.75 pair
Wornen's Capes

4 Black Silk Capes, $3.50 each;
were $3.50.
1 Moire (black) Cape, $49.5O;
was $SS.
8 Mohair busters, IS each, were
$3.50 and SO.
Overplaid Sport Capes, SO
eAchy were $3.50.
1 Sport Topcoat, SO; was
$IO.5O.
women's Cape Section. Third hoor.
Evening star., 1923-05-24

High-grade Box Spring,
S19.75; was $40. 50 inches wide,
for wood or metal double bed;
covered with art ticking.
Q Mahogany finish Chiffoniers,
with mirrors, S22.50 each, were
s3S.
Combination Brown Mahog-
any Chifforobe, with hanging
space for clothing, $3.50, was
$40.
Solid Mahogany Portable
Toilet Mirror, SIS, was SIS.
with drawer; colonial style.
Combination Brown Mahog-
any Poster Bed, $24.75, was $S5.
Twin size.
High grade Box Spring,
S1S.75; was $c7.50. 39-in. width,
for wood or metal bed; twin
size, covered with art ticking.
8 Folding Card Tables, $2.65
each, were "a. Mahogany finish /;
leatherette top.
Evening star., 1923-05-24
Women's Dresses

A group Of Lace and Chinon
Dance Frocks. S25 eacht were
&39.1s. Broken sizes; slightly
soiled
Canton Afternoon DresSes, $26 each
were S5o.-with hantilly lace sleeves:
side drape; sizes 38 and 40; black and
brown.
black Beaded GaorFette over Black
and White Foulard Straight Line Dress.
$3.50: was $3s, ,5o.-For afternoons;
size 70.
Brown ana Bronze Not Lace Dress:
s3s. so: was $so.-With bronze beaded
airdle: size 3s.
women's Dress Section. Third hoor.
Evening star., 1923-05-24
Important Sale Tomorrow
Women's Silk Hose
So; ,gere $3.50
$l.25; sCere 81
81: .cere So

$I.25; ,oere 81 81; ,cere So SO; ,eere $3.50
$50 pairs Womens Better Grade White Silk Hose in
plain and handembrodered clox effects; cocked in self
black stitching; all slightly soiled.
pairs Womens All-sk 240 pairs Women,s OutsIze
Hose pair; s.. Silk Hose. special >]S PAIR
Black, white, lawn and
slightly irregular in brown; uneven weave
womens Hose
Evening star., 1923-05-24

ii Rain Outfits, &3.e5 each;
S6.75. Similar in style to
WeSalls; fine for camping; sizes
9Vsn. II, 16 years.
O. Boys Riding Suits, $40 each;
SIS. Tailored of covert:
Wer shades. Sizes II and 18
dssss.
year Boys' and Youths, Shirts,
eachy were $3.50. White and
sS ped effects; sizes IAN, 13,
ssrih IL neck.
rs Section, Fourth hoor.
Evening star., 1923-05-24

-yra, Modart and Bon Ton are
good quality broeade, eoutiIs and
or medium boning. Sizes q, "a,
in all styles.
10 CoFssts, - saeAi were nueh
higher priced. Varied makes In
brccades ana coutiis. satin ana
semi-slastio; Treo strides, 3, 4
J., Bon Ton, LILY Of France and
Gothani Sises - to 20.
Evening star., 1923-05-24
Mems White Nu-Buck
Oxfords, 1915 pair

I3s pairs with black wing tip; Neon soe and ubber
,s soed display Szes-B, 8H, 9; c. 6H H. 8H, 9;
-eea 6H, 2, ~, 8, 81, 9, 10.
~ 9I7 Oxfords. Special $4z5
Straight and wing rubber heels SzesB, l0, H. C.
III i0H, II D, 6, g. 9, 10, II.
,
Evening star., 1923-05-24
so Corsets, $3.25 pair
We're s. and IS

Bien Jolie, Binner, Madame
:..,hdcd; all very good models oi
.Ss; low top or topfess; light
* z8, so, 81, 81, 34-not all size
Fine Brassieres ard Ran
egx, eSc eachI were el.60 and
oeAm In pink and white satin
bet; also long line models in
Snu kdes; hook back and side;
orvcbn shoulder straps; sizes S6
Corset Section. Third hoor.'
Evening star., 1923-05-24
u!d Interest Every Shopper Tomorrow
Remnant Day Merchandise is not
returnable or exchangeable; not sent
G. 0. D. or on approval; no mail or
phone orders accepted.
Women's Co1ored
Silk Umbrellas
$4.65 each; scere SO

o 25-ineh umbreIInsi brown,
green, blue and purple, assorted
hnndlesJ bakalite trimmed.
~ WOmen's 25-inch Black Tape
Edge, Piece-Dyed Taneta IA
mixture Of silk and cotton) Um-
breilns, $2.45 each; were $3.50.
Selected wood, bakalite-trfmmed
handles.
Mems Extra Size Umbrellas,
S9.45 each, were $3.50. Self.cpen-
ing, made of tnpe-edxe Gloria
cloth, assorted wood Prince of
wales md Opera shape handles.
Umbrella Section First floor
Evening star., 1923-05-24
Rugs Low riced
For Friday Clearance

so z7xs4 Hit and-Miss Rag Rugs Special, $1.l5
50 3x6 Hit.and-Miss Rag Rugs. Special, Sz.lo
-. - Taupe
bic. SiS5oD e25So Taupa Chenfe Rug
Wool Bath Rug, 24x less sx1z was
&c. okSk 1
Bath reduced to
Is Extra Quality Cocoa Door Mats, l5x24. CSC each;
were $l.25.
Hug secHos, lsee
Evening star., 1923-05-24
IS French China
Vegetable Dishes
Special, $I.25 each

Decorated; covered dishes;
gold lined. A fortunate pur-
chase makes this low price
possible.
China Section, Fifth noor.
Evening star., 1923-05-24

10 years.
33 Boys Blouses, 75c each;
were $3.50. All white; slightly
mussed; sizes Z, 8. 8, II, IL, 13
years.
43 Boys Wash Suits. greatly
reduced to u each. Button-on
style; assorted colors; sizes 3, &,
S, 6, Z and s years.
I32 Boys' Wash Hats greatly
reduced to 35c each. Some per-
feet; others slightly mussed; sizes
3, 4, 5 years.
Evening star., 1923-05-24
Dining Room Suite
S197.5O: was $50.

o-piece suite, in combination
red mahogany; buffet, extension
table, server; S side and ] arm
chair.
Evening star., 1923-05-24
Large COHection-Short Lengths
Cretonnes, Voiles, Madras, Nets
IS to II Less Regular Prices

various other drapery and upholstery
included ali reduced for quick clearance
Rufed Checked Marqusette Curtains S14s pair With
backs; 2 yards long; good quality well made white curtains
specially priced.
Slip Covers, s55s Set 50; 1922 Ford
Touring Cars; excellent quality; medium color.
Evening star., 1923-05-24
Furniture Reduced

Priced low for quick clearance; offered "as is !;
subject to scars, damages and imperfections
Evening star., 1923-05-24

JOT cup ana saucer
A very low price for cups and
saucers of such quality.
72 White and Gold Decorated
Tea Plates. Special, 81 Doe.
72 White and Gold Decorated
Pie Plates. Special. Sits Dos.
18 Decorated Plastic Art
Console Sets. S1.05 Set. Footed
bowl and two candlesticks.
Evening star., 1923-05-24
10 Boys Play Suits
SOC Each; We're Very Much Higher

Coveral garments weather over underwear; short
=. .yes dark colors. Sizes 4 to 10 years
Evening star., 1923-05-24
$50 Remnants of
Silks, Satins, Crepes

black white and co1or including good dress lengths
of Canton crepes, foulards and printed crepes.
Cambridge Crepe, $2.65 yard; was 81. Sapphire blue
and brown.
Pleatedeffect Sport Silk $3.50 yard ss Navy blue
and almond green.
White and Black Sport Silk, s1s5 yard; was So
Evening star., 1923-05-24
Wonen's Suits
S20. so: aUere $3.50

W%|sOOs WCFC UF)sOV
s Tan Twill Suits, smart spring
styles; some with touches of
embroidery and tuck trimming.
Navy Twill Suits. S2S.sO
each, were &4e.S0. Smart styles;
tuck trimming and embroidery
on some. Sizes Sc to 40 in the
lot OF IL suits.
Women's Suit Section, Third floor.