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Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1923-01-27
Oklahoma Woman HOnOred
at Afternoon Bridge

HOLTNILLE, Jan. 27.-One Of
the most charming affairs given in
honor Of Mrs. William Mckay. who
is visiting here from Oklahoma
was an afternoon bridge party given
10y Mrs. Dan Oakley. Thursday af-
tcrnOon At her beautiful home an
Seventh street. The house WAS lee
grated with flowers typical of the
season. Those attending were
Mechanics William Mckay, Fed
Jarboe, o. G. Harris, Frank Tavlor,
\. Il. Lester. Bob Alexander, w. H.
KERRY, Abe Swindlc, j. X Fahring.
w. +. Mosher, T.. +. Harden, f.. J..
Carsksdon, W. l.. Heubner, Il. :.
Stewart, Gordon Schneider, a. b.
Cravath, w. L. Beale and Miss Oda
Fahring.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1923-01-27
CaIericO Card Club Has
Party for Building Fund

CALFXICO, Jan. 27.-Thc WAYS
and Means committee of the Won
ans Improvement Club gave rery
delightful card party Friday after
room in the Elks hall.
There was a generous response
from club members and their friends
which made social aud financial
success much to the satisfaction of
the women in charge who deserve
much credit for the affair.
The money made by this commit
tee has been set aside for build
ing fund and the club women are
looking forward to the time when
their new home will form one of the
units in the Legion Recreation Cen
ter OH Third street.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1923-01-27
Penny Social at NJ. E.
Church IS Big Success

The Penny Social at the First
Methodist Chuch last night -was
great success both as to attenlance
and receipts. 1t was the second an
nual event of this kind and the
yonng people are to be congratu
lated upon the clever manner III
which il was carried out. The
stunts aud shows were amusing, and
everybody had a good time. The
refreshment booths yielded well IN
Jenny sales So that approxinIately
$50 were cieSred for the Near Eas.
Relief fund to which the young
people of the chursh have pledged
their support.
There were no special committees,
the Young folks working All to-
gether for the success of tn" ven
ture. They are 80 enthusiastic that
they are already planning for the
third annual Penny Social to he Civ
en- one wear from now. 1t is thought
that fully 200 attended durin- the
evening, among them. many children
Of the Sunday school.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1923-01-27
NOrthe1id Club Meets for
Pleasant Social EUeRiag

CALIPATRIA, Jan. 2-.-The
Eorthend Improvement club, form.
crlv known IS the Parent Teachers
association, held IA pleasant social
evening at tine school house last
right with {. b. Wright presiding.
The object of the meeting WAS to
settle regarding the photograph rec
emily purchased by this org;niz;.
tion to be used in the school room
toy the social evenings given by
Nortlerd people, as il was thuughT
10y some of the members that larg-
tr machine should be purchased.
Dancing and refreshments cOn'plet
ed the evening.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1923-01-27

are also noticing this condition. One
can only conclude that other de-
partments of the district are con
Quoted with the same general policy,
since il is under the same head and
management.
The average salary for one man
means but little, but multiply il by
eleven hundred and siXty-onc. then
twelve times each year, and observe
the consequences.
We,shodld cut out politica. favor
itisnl, and by business method,
see how quickly We recover from
the present extravagant admins
tration.
GEO. A. CARTER.
Adv.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1923-01-27
Saturday, January ~, 1873

rack Ranch was i'll town today doing
shopping
W. A. Erik, manager Of the stan
dard Oil company Of Calexico, was
calling on friends yesterday.
Girls in Steak Bake.
The Girls Reserve Of the high
school will have meeting Monday
afternoon during the eighth period
After the meeting the girls VIII so
on a hike to New River where they
will enjoy 81 steak bake,
Mrs. iona McMorran is acting
chief at the telephone office.
2. L. Gulledge of Calexico was
transacting business in Imperial yes
terday.
J. G. Fremont and party of San
Diego, motored to the valley yes
terdav and spent the entire day in
speeding the country. They had
nothing but encouraging things to
say for the valleys future.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1923-01-27
Mrs. Richmond Hostess
To Friday Gard CLUB

. Mrs. G. H. Richmond WAS hostess
! AT "A pretty bridge luncheon ycster.
!, day in compliment TO the Friday
arard club Of which she is "A member
harigoldS were used as floral leco.
!, fations, giving the color note # th"
/ day.
The guests were: Mrs g. r. Scott
Mrs Don Bitter. Mrs. George AnIer.
/, son, Mrs. G. W. Allison, Mrs. Dorsey
u Whitclaw, Mrs. J.W. Glassford. Mrs
ar. h. Whitel;w, DR. Frances Elliott.
! Mrs. Henry Loud club memb4. and
/. Mrs l., G. House, Mrs. Howard T.
i Never Mrs. G. 4. Coggins, special
& guests.
Mrs. Scott and Mrs. Glaasford
aln''ts' the Prixe scores Al bridgt
sMhich furnished Diversion for the
AFTERNOON.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1923-01-27

Table d'Hote Dinner, ST. per GOV
,r. Special T-bone steak dinner, 90c.
Hotel Barbara Worth. Adv.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1923-01-27
MANY HURT IN FIGHTS

n AYENCE, jan 21-ln street
fighting that broke out at Trcves
during the night many French sol
dicrs and German civilians were
wounded. Martial Inv has been pro
claimed and 10 important city Of
ficials have been expelled as re-
prisal on account Of the populations
atiitudc. In order 10 rescue Freuell
soldlals in the street Who we've a.
the mercy If Gtman MODS. colonial
troops on duty were forced to
barge the crowd, injuring many.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1923-01-27
'aiipofria Woman is Neu
OFFICER County Federation

" GAllPATRIA, jan. -. - The
Woman Is clnb met in special scs.
ssion Thursday and appointed Mrs.
Gorion lngle as second vice presi-
.dehi For the County Federation Of
.Noman,s clubs. Members of the
eriub were invited ia attend the
sneeilng of he Ter Thousand club
sssst M Centre next Thursday after
9noen e their Reciprocity Day pro
gram,
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1923-01-27
School Girl in
Bad Auto Crash

IMPERIAL, Jan. 27.--Whilc Miss
Mcryl Duprce was on her way to ~
Centre one day this week she mar
rowly escaped q serious accident. AS
she was crossing the canal near a.
7. Mooreis place her Cadillac was
struck by a car going at high
rate of speed. The size of Miss
Dupree s car probably saved her
any serious results. Her machine
was damaged considerably.
Mildred Abbott is back in Imperi-
al after spending few days with
friends in Ell Centre.
Mrs. j. r. Andrews of the Tama
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1923-01-27
Large Dancing Party at
H0itUille'S NeIU Hall

Mr.. and Mrs. O. G. Harris are en-
pertaining in Holtvillc with Il larg"
lancing party at the new billiard
hall. A number of society people from
FL Centre have invitations for the
affair.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1923-01-27
Gbbies Entertain Desert
Bridqe Club at Home

MIR. and Mrs. T. f. Gebbie enter
tanned the Desert Bridge Club ut
their Wenslev Avenue home Thurs
day evening.
Evening star., 1923-03-01
SWEATERS

4 Henna Jersey Coat Sweat
ers. 2 size 38. size 40, l size
AZ. $3.95 each; were SOS.
II Brushed Wool Slipon Sweat
ers, with round neck and fringed
bottom, trimmed with contrast
ing shades Of wool. Sizes 40 to
As, in navy. gray and brown.
1895 eachs vvere $5.75.
3 Wool Slipon Sweaters: W
neck; in orchid and white.
Fancy Weave. Sizes 36, 40 and
AZ. $c.e5 each; were 1915 and
Ss.75.
4 Light-weight Wool Tuxedo
Sweaters, in navy and black.
Trimmed with contrasting shades
of fiber. Sizes SO, 38 and 40. IS
each; were $1O.75 and 311.75.
z Extra Size Wool Tuxedo and
Coat Sweaters; navy. brown and
heather; sizes 48 to 81. 1916
each, were much higher.
Sweater Section, Third door.
Evening star., 1923-03-01
WOn,en's BLOuses

II Striped Silk Tailored
Blouses, tie-on models: also
Crepe de Chine Overblouses;
sizes 81 to % in the assortment.
S3.95 each; were S and $5.75.
81 Lingerie Blouses. varied
models; last of lines; orchid
linen; white dimity with colored
trimming: gingham overbIouses
with white linen collar and cuffs;
sizes 36 to AZ in the assortment.
Greatly reduced to $c.o6 each.
z White Filet and Val Lace
trimmed Net Blouses; frill
models; sizes Sc to 40. 4..95
each; were $5.S5.
IS Organdy and Dimity Tai
1ored Blouses: varied coIors;
sizes "a to 42 in the lot $1.85
each; were @2.85.
s Blue Organdy. Peter Pan,
Tucked Front Blouses; sizes "a,
36, 3S. Greatly reduced to S5c
each.
Women's Blouse Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-03-01
Blankets

2 pairs Wool Blankets. 72xs4;
soiled. 5000 pair; were SIG.
8 pairs Wool Blankets, 60xs4;
sotled, 1915 pair, were SO.
2 pairs All-wool Blankets.
60xS4; soiled. $3.50 pair; were
S1S.
pairs Pink Plaid Wool Blan-
kets, 70x80. $S.75 pairs were 81.
pair Wool Filled Blankets,
70xSO. 1875 pairs vvas $11.
2 pairs Wool Blankets, 70XS0.
$3.50; wero &12.
Blanket Section. Second floor.
Evening star., 1923-03-01
WOMEN'S COATS

8 Tweed Topcoats, in gray,
brown and tan mixtures; sizes So
to 40. Reduced to SO each.
1 Evening Cape; velvet. Re-
ducea to $20.5O.
Brocade Evening Cape. &39.SO3
was very much higher.
Fine Quality Winter Coat;
duceA to $3.50.
/ Black Cost with beaver col
lar. 430.6oS was 976.
1 Fur-trimmed Matelasse Coat.
Reduced to &30.S0.
1 Dark Blue Winter Coat, with
wolf collar. Reduced to $685.
Navy Blue Winter Coat. Re-
duced to 910.5O.
Womer's Coat Section, Third door.
Evening star., 1923-03-01
BOys' Wear

Boys Winter Overcoats, sizes
21s and years only: dark COL
ors; wool lined. 87.75 eachi were
$3.50.
10 pairs Boys Knickerbockers,
serges and mixtures; sizes 10, IL.
10, 10 years. $1.85 pair; were
$3.50.
s Small Boys Spring Refers.
sizes 3. 4, S, 6; double-breasted
belted models, in checks. $S.7S
eachs were $3.50.
Boys Spring Topcoats, sizes
IL, II, Is. 16. IT, 19 and 90 years;
good-looking regular and raglan
sleeve models. Greatly reduced
to S7.75 each.
Al Boys Wash Suits, MILDLY and
Oliver Twist models; plain col
ors and combinations; sizes 3, 5,
6, Z, 8, 8. 10 years. $1.65 each;
were $3.50.
Boys Section, Fourth door.
Evening star., 1923-03-01
Sporting Goods

. Three stay Standing Golf
Bag. 1h-inch leather cuff top
and bottom. Brown trimmed
leather. e2.50 each, were $3.75.
Ladies' ~ Inch, 3-stay
Standing Golf Bag, reinforced
bottoms steel rim, laced top and
bottom trimming. 1916, was o.
Three-stay. 5-inch Standing
Golf Bag, white trimmed in
brown, buffed leather. -, was
$3.50.
] Four-stay, 51a Inch Standing
Golf Bag, 4-inch leather cuff bot
tom with hood. Brown trimmed
in black leather, -; was %.
2 Three-stay, Standing Golf
Bags, 2-inch leather cuff bottom;
brown trimmed in black leather,
41.76 each3 were $4bO.
Sporting Geo1s seetio.. Fourth Asof.
Evening star., 1923-03-01
ChiIdren's Underwear
and Hosiery

IA pairs Children's " Wool and
c O. t ION p a n t 8, ankle length;
slightly soiled, sizes 26 and IS.
SOC pair; were 81.
12 Children's Fleece-lined Com
bination Suits, sizes IA and 16.
s5c each; were 81.
"a ChildreE's Medium-weight
Cotton Vests. high neck, long
sleeves; sizes 8 and 10. SOC each;
were 81.
"a pairs Children's Jersey Rib
bed Merino Pants, ankle length;
sizes and 10 years. 75c pair;
were $3.50.
35 pairs Children's White Cot
ton Hose-slightly soiled: sizes
S1a, 8, 9h. 15c pair3 were much
higher priced.
80 pairs Children's Wool z
Sports Hose. in black, brown.
blue and white with turnover
fancy cuff tops; sizes 2, 71a, s, 3,
10. TIC pairs were $1.25.
IS pairs Children's White Wool
Socks; with fancy tops; sizes Z,
ia. s. 81 pair; were $1.5O.
Children's Knit Underwear and Hosiery
Section, Fourth door.
Evening star., 1923-03-01
LINENS

10 dozen Extra Heavy
Bath Towels. 24X45. 6 for
$3.50, were 9 for %.
10 dozen Colored Bath
Towels, with silk stripe in
border, sughtly imperfect.
5OcS vvere u.
10 dozen All Pure Linen
Table Napkins, size 22x22.
Is dozen; were 1915.
so dozen Hemmed Mer.
cer11ed Napkins. csc dOx.;
were S1.25.
Linen Section, Second door.
Evening star., 1923-03-01
housewares

Is White Rolled Top Bread
Boxes. slightly damaged. Csc;
were S1.15.
6 White 6-piece Canister Sets,
consisting OF bread box. flour,
sugar, tea and coffee canisters.
$1.46 sets were &1.S5.
2 Water-power Dish washers;
slightly shopworn. 1915; were
$3.50.
"Otomatik" Water-power
Dish Washer; slightly shopworn.
$3.50: was 915.
3 White Steel Kitchen Stools;
slightly shopworn. $3.50 each;
were S275.
"a Six-string House Brooms,
corn. 76c eachs were S1.25.
/ White Kitchen Cabinet Table
with 25-inch by 40-inch porcelain
sso: sS: '''sn''' sn0p"0rn' 'i'' wa"
1 Unfinished Breakfast Table;
slightly damaged. ST. was S7.06.
1 Unfinished Gate-les Table;
sliEhtly damaged. 1885, was
&12.75.
2 White Porcelain top Kitchen
Tables. size 24x38 inches; slight
ly damaged. 90.75 each, were
$1O.75.
8 White Ename1ed Kitchen
Chairs; slightly shopworn. S1.75
eachB were e3.2S.
/ White Napanee Kitchen Cabf-
net, with 36-inch porcelain ex-
tension table top; slightly dam
aged 348.75s was S85.
HouSefurnishings Section. Fifth door.
Evening star., 1923-03-01
GLOVES

IA pairs Women's 12-Button
Pastel Suede Gloves. sizes 7, ~.
$2.z5 pair; were $3.50.
19 pairs Women's 12-button
Capeskin Gloves. in tan; sizes 6,
6A and IA. $c.25 pair, were
$3.50.
AZ pairs Women's 2-clasp Glace
Gloves, in white, black and black
stitched in white; sizes 5k, 5S4
and s. IL pair; were @1.05.
Glove Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1923-03-01
COrSetS and
Br1ssiereS

7 Satin-stripe Franco front
lace Corsets, sizes %, 23, "a, Is,
26, %. $50 each; were SIS.
15 Corsets, all fine makes;
sizes 22. %. 25. &c, 81, %, 80.
B each; were $5, $S and mp.
80 Corsets, beautiful, high.
grade models. our finest makes:
sizes % to 80. $3.50 each; were
80, . and up.
Is Girdles and Low-top Cor
sets. medium sizes. $50 each,
were $3.50 and up.
so Brassieres, variety of styles
and fabrics; sizes So to A. only.
$50 each, were $3.50, . and mp.
35 BrassiereS and Bandeaux;
sizes 80 to A. Reduced to 76c.
20 Fine Brassieres; sizes 36 to
46; beautiful models. Greatly
reduced to $3.26 each.
Corset Section. Third door.
Evening star., 1923-03-01
TOYS

Daisy Express Wagons, 10
inch steel tire wheels with seat
inches. S285, were $4.9G
s Express Wagons. 12-inch
steel tire wheels: body 1890
inches. @3s wero Is.
Q Swan Shoo-Flys. slightly
soiled. 1926 each, were S9.76.
1 Horse shoo-Fly, slightly soil-
ed. $1.5O, was &3.
Junior Racer Toy Auto. 8
inch rubber tire wheels; bumper,
gear shift and imitation motor.
50; was 412.
1 Toy Auto, 11-inch rubber
tire wheels, with windshield and
, adjustable seat. @5, was SO.
Two-wheel Carts. 4oc each;
were 75c.
8 Paris Coaster wakens, ~
inch roller-bearinE wheels; oody
1890 inches. $3.50 eachI were
$4.75.
6 Bradley Homo KinderEarten
Outfits. consisting OF bead string
ing sewing cards Weaving etc'
31.25 eachI were Sx.1
is Toy Villages. Greatly re-
0uCO0 10 6OC c1cuS
12 Marble Games. 500 each,
were d.
70 Roley A. B. G. Blocks: no
sharp corners. 35c set, were 7Sc.
"a kindergarten Mosaic Tiles.
25c, were 5Oc.
Cribbage Boards. 40c; were
sSc.
5 Sets Dominoes. 81 set; were
81.
. Sets Dominoes, S1.75 set;
were $3.50.
Sets Purple Seal Blocks. 75c;
were &1.25,
"a Pretty Flowers I Love Best,
to make of paper. Special 15c.
Other toys greatly reduced.
Tcf 0eetasa, Fourth door.
Evening star., 1923-03-01
BASKETS

l Large, Round Willow Ham
per. slightly shopworn. IS, was
%.
Round Mexican Hamper,
slightly imperfect. 91.5O3 was S3.
/ willow Baby Carrier, slight
ly shopworn. $3.50, was $5.
1 Willow Bathroom Hamper.
slightly imperfect S1.75s was
$3.50.
Tall Wire Waste Basket, for
kitchen; slightly shopworn.
S1.5Os was ..
10 Imported Waste Paper Bas-
kets. Special, CSC each.
s Bedroom Waste Baskets.
Special, Soc each.
8 Sweet Grass Work Baskets.
Csc each.
s Chinese Serving Trays. spe.
ctal, S5c each.
2 Natural-co1ored Covered Chi
nese Work Baskets. S1.75 cachs
were $3.50.
2 willow Dog or Cat Baskets.
55c eachs were S1.5O.
2 Willow Fishing BasketA
$50 each, were q.
Basket Section, Fifth door.
Evening star., 1923-03-01

1 Post Bed, twin size. Com
bination mahogany. 31S.75;
was eN.EO.
Large Mating Shirt-waist
Box. 40.5Oy was %.
/ Brown Mahogany Lazy
Susan. S876, was 911.
/ Solid Mahogany End Ia.
BILE. ol2.75, was 80.
1 Mahogany Sewing Cabinet.
S10.76s was e10.7H.
/ Mahogany Solitaire Table.
10.7b, was S12.
q Mahogany finish Arm
chairs; tapestry spring seat.
STATS each, were 9S.
1 Large Dyop-leaf GateleE
Table: combination American
walnut. S36, was 95Q.
1 Cedar-lined Box Couch.
30x72-inch size. $3.50; was
346.
1 Overstuffed Figured We
lour Sofa. 4o0.50, was &125.
/ Twin-size, Combination
Mahogany Queen Anne Bed
Greatly reduced to 31S.76
Evening star., 1923-03-01
Wool Skirts

6 Wool Plaid Skirts-eponge
in brown and tan and blue and
tan; wrap model. S5.95 each;
were $7.95.
3 Navy wool Skirts. one with
colored woven borders. 47.05
each; were SO and SIS.
Light Wool Skirts. home
spuns, tweeds and eponge; light
Shades suitable for sprinr, sax
each.
women's Skirt Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-03-01
Silk Underthings

IA Crepe de Chine and Satin
Envelope Chenise, lace trim
med; sizes So to ~. $3.95 each;
were S..
6 Tailored Envelope Chemise,
Of crepe de chine; sizes SS to a.
$3.45 each; were IS.
18 Camisoles, radiun, satin and
crepe de chine, tailored and lace
trimmed: sizes SO to "A. $1.75
pair; were -.
Silk Underwear Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-03-01
FURS

Taupe Fox Choker. Greatly
reduced to SIS.
Scotch Mols coatee. Reduced
Tan Caracu1 Coatee. Re.
duced to S110.
/ Hudson Seal dyed muskrat)
Cape. with reverse stripe border
and platinum fox collar. $c75;
waa $3.50.
1 Black Caracul Cape with
skunk chin collar 1885, was
$3.50 !Snu1n
Fur Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-03-01
Undern,usIi1,s

] pairs Fine Muslin Drawers,
closed style; lace and embroid-
cry trimmed; lengths 25 and 27
inches. 7Sc pair; were 81.
II Sheer Batiste Nightgowns.
daintily trimmed; sizes Is, 16.
$1.05 each, were $3 and $3.50.
12 Pink and Orchid Striped
Voile Vests; sizes SO, 40, AZ. Sc
eachs wore u.
10 Petticoats, Of fine muslin,
with ruffles Of embroidery or
lace and fine tucks; lengths 80,
"a, 36. e1.45 each; were q.
Muslin Underwear Section, Third door.
Evening star., 1923-03-01
UMBRELLAS

S Mems Cotton and Silk Mixed
Umbrellas, aSSor ed wood
handles, silver trimmed; handles
slightly marred. S4.4S each;
were IS.
9 Mems Tape-edge Piece-dyed
Cloth Umbrellas. assorted wood
handles, silver trimmed; handles
slightly marred. 1916 each; were
So.
10 Womens Black Tape edge
Cloth Umbrellas. assorted wood
handles, finished with leather
straps or bakalite rings. S2.@5
each; were "a.
Umbrella Section, First door.
Evening star., 1923-03-01
Girls apparel

18 Brushed Wool Hats and
Tams, varied colors. Csc each.
9 Lightweight Wool Sweat
ers, navy, hcnna, green. Sizes IA
and 16. Reduced to $l95 each.
IL Wool Jersey Petticoats
with embroidered cal op e d
flounces; lengths 27. 20. 81
brown. navy. henna and copen.
S1.95 each, were $3.50.
Z Flannelette Kimonos, sizes
to IA. Reduced to $1.4S each.
2 Coats, brown mixtures, sizes
IA, 16. Reduced to $3.50 each.
Peach Taffeta Dress up
Frock, size 16. Reduced to $3.50.
1 Navy Velvet and Red Crepe
Frock, size 10. Reduced to $50.
Attractive Brown Taffeta
Frock, size 16. Reduced to $3.50.
1 Navy Canton Crepe Frock,
size Is. Reduced to $3.50.
1 Coat. fur lined, with fur coll
lar and cuffs; Junior size.
Greatly reduced to S25.
Girls Section. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1923-03-01
Wornen's Winter
Underwear
At Reductions of
IS to I

Incomplete style and size
ranges that we have decided to
dispose of Immediately. These
low prices should do it.
36 Bodice-top Wool and Cotton
Combinations, ankle length. &2
and 32.25 each, were . and 1926.
4S Cotton Vests, high neck and
long sleeves, or Dutch neck and
elbow sleeves. Soc each; were d.
s pairs Silk Tights, black or
white, ankle length. $3.50 pair;
were $3.50.
s pairs Cotton Tights, ankle
length. S1.5O pair, were a.
13 Wool and Cotton Corset
Covers high neck and long
sleeves. 91.25 each, were &2.2S.
13 Cotton Corset Covers. high
neck and elbow sleeves, or high
neck and long sleeves. 76c each !;
were u and e1.15.
IL Bodice-top Cotton Combina-
tion Suits. ankle length. q each,
were S1.E0 and Sits.
Knit Underwear Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-03-01
Little ChiLdren's s
Wearables

CHILDREN'S ALL-WOOL
SWE A T e IL S-with turnover
collar and cuffs; sizes 2 and 4.
S1.0J each, were -.
IL Chill ID r. f MS WOOL
SWEATER SUITS, in brown,
red, navy; size 2 years. $2.SS
each; were IS.
m BOYS, WOOL JERSEY
SUITS, 5. 4 years. $4.9S
each; were $3.50.
2 CHILDREN'S WOOL JER-
SEY DRESSES. in copen and
navy with gray and red trim
mings: sizes 2, 8, 5 years. $3.95
each; were $3.50.
Infants Section. Fourth noor
Evening star., 1923-03-01
Rug Clearance

9x12 Finest Quality Wool
Fiber Rugs. $3.50 each; were
$3.50.
2 S.3x1Oy6 Two-tone SeamlesH
Chenille Rugs. $3.50 eachS were
x96.
0x12 Seamless Tapestry BFus-
sells; slightly imperfect. S1S.76s
was $50.
0x12 Heavy Axminster Rug.
$3.50; was $47.50.
1S Samples OF Heavy Chenille
Carpet; sfzo 1Sx38; suitable for
bathrooms. Reduced to $1 each.
Rug Section, Sixth door.
Evening star., 1923-03-01
FURNITURE AND BEDS
at Reduced Prices, to effect quick disposal.
Sold stas is,'' subject to scars, damages and
imperfections.

2 Combination Mahogany
Double Beds. Queen Anne
style. Greatly reduced To
! Dressing Table Bench,
Combination Mahogany. spe.
cial, nO.75.
/ Stickley Eumsd Oak Living
Room Table, with drawer.
S1O.75S was u71O.
Stickley Fumed Oak Set
tee: leather spring seat.
Greatly reduced to 118.76.
/ Pair Walnut Finished
Metal Beds, twin size. &62.BO
pair, were $50.
Ivory Metal Double Bed,
Simmons design. Greatly re-
duced to $3.50.
l Simmons Covered Box
Spring, size 36x75-inch. $14.5S;
was 924.SO.
1 <s-inch width Link Spring.
43.25, was %.
/ 36-inch width Woven Wire
Bed Spring. Special, e2.zS.
furniture Section, Sixth door.
Evening star., 1923-03-01
Hernstitched
Marquisette
Curtains, 9Oc pair

100 pairs. Especially for sum-
mer cottages, and apartments,
too, where you'll want light,
airy little curtains this summer,
are these suitable. White and
ecru. with hemstitched border;
24 yards long. Tomorrow only
at 90c pair.
Curtain Section, Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1923-03-01
!ChiLdrer,'s Shoes
Reduced to $3.75 Pr.

pairs Growing Girls Scotch
Grain High Tan Shoes, sizes 612
A: A; 3 B; 6 c. 1915 pair;
were much higher priced.
s pairs Boys Tan High Trot
Moe Shoes, damp-proof; sizes
AZ, 5 c; Az D; E. 1915 pair.
"a pairs Misses Black Gun
Metal High Shoes-square toes,
fiat heels; sizes 12 to 2 A; liz,
IL. 13. 1919, 1 IL, 2 B; liz, IS,
1917. Y c. &3.76 pair.
ChiIdren's Shoe Section, Fourth door.
Evening star., 1923-03-01
Mems Sh0es-LoU Priced

% pairs Mems Tan and Black High Shoes, several diff
ierent STYLES and feathers Sizes A. ~ and 8H; B, 8H
G. s. 81, and 81 D, s, and sH. Greatly reduced to
$S5 pair
Is pairs Mems Tan and Black High Shoes, English
last Sizes A, g. 81, g. 9H and II. B. 5, and 81a c,
~ and 81. $3A5 pair; were 81.
80 pairs Mems Storm and Self-acting 0ow cut) Rub
bers 75c pair; $50.
20 pairs Mems Comfy Slippers in gray and brown felt
Greatly reduced to 9Sc
Mems
Evening star., 1923-03-01
Boys Corduroy SUITS
Now $6.75

Norfolk and other good mod
els in a much better than usual
quality of corduroy; we'll tai
lored and built for service.
There is only a limited guam
tity, in these sizes: 7, 8, Is, II,
Is, 10, IL, Is years-but the
value is exceptional if your boy
can wear any of these sizes.
Boys Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1923-03-01
Women$ Pumps; Oxfo1ds
and Evening Slippers
Way Underpriced---$ .85 pair

About so pairs Of theseand all of them from regular stock
where they have sold times this price
Black and Tan Cfskn Pumps and Oxord Patent
Black Satin Pumps few pairs Gold and Silver Evening Slippers
included able
shoes as these at such remarkably low price
a, AAA; 3h u, A.,
2k 3, 4, 8. B; 21a, 3, 31s. Az, 3,
Women floor