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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-05
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Roman Emilia RichebourGa
Voln6 pfelozil Frant. Lad. Cizek.

AAAa N0PAASSGNs
Jean Renaud sklopit hlavu a
do ocf vstoupily mu Shy.
ia nennohn jinak mluviti,"
qdpovedef a hias jeho chv9l
Sc rozcilenim, "i1ez &c jsen
nevine1l."'
Vysetfujici' soudce pohled6l
skarede na obzalovaneho.
s'Tak tedy marne napomi-
nal jseln vas, abyste Sc upri-
|mn6 vyznal?" otazal Sc. "Ny
mi, kdy vsechny dikazy padn9
|proti vam svedci, hledite 81 "a
|piranim ponoci? Opakuji vam
|jeste jednou, ze pocinani vase
Jest marne, re vam nepomize
ami dost malo, nybrz ze vam
|jeste vice uskodi."
ia jsem nevinen," opako-
val obzalovany, "aniz. nnohu z
'jineho. Sc vyznati, aniz jsem
lcin "a vinu kladeny mi spa
chal."
"Vy Sc tedy zdrahate vyzna
iii pred soudem, co jste cd de-
Isate hodiny vecerni az do rama
ldnesniho dne delal a kde jste
byl?"
"To nemohu rici."
ITO jest, to nechcete fici.
Dcbra. ia vam to tedy povim
sam. Wy jste 81 wal svou rue
nici z ukrytu a postavii jste sc
ma silnici do zalohy, kdez oce
kaval jste obet' svou. Nezna-
my mladik prichazel tudy, u
biraje Sc do Fremicourtu. Wy
is3c nan cihal ma louce, v levo
cd silnice.. Kdyz prisel az k
VAN, tn jste' ma neho vystfelil
z prave hlavne rucnice sve a
strema rama zasahla jej zrov-
ma do prsou. Zde na stole ma.
me kulku, kterou jste ma me-
znameho ,vystrelil; kulka ia
na vlas jest takova, jako kul-
ka, kterou jsem dal z leve
lhlavne rucnice vasi vytahnou-
iii. A proto nestava prazadnt
pochybnosti, re neznamy by
'kulkou 2 vasf rucnice strelen
Tomu nasvedcuje ale jeste il.
ny dukaz, tato zatka papirova
kteraz byla nalezena ma mi.
ste spachane vrazdy, 'byla ude
lana z papiru techze novin, ia
ko ona, kterou jsme z druht
hlavne rucnice vaSi vytahli a
proto neni jinak, nez ze Wy
iste neznameho zastfelil. Po-
slyste jeste dale. Kdyz jste
byl hrozny Gin svIj spachal
,nebyl jeste neznamy mladik
mrtev. Jeste dychal, ano, jak
Sc pravde podoba,- namaha
Sc, ably z mista, kdez lezel, pc
,vstal. w jste ma to k menu
pfistoupil. A proc jste tax u
cinil? Patrne proto, aby jste
mohl mu witt penize, nebo il
ne veci cenne ,ktere mel u sc.
be. Zkratka, chtel jste jej O
loupiti."
! Pfi tech slovech Jean Re
maud prudce S sebou TRIAL 9
q oci jeho srsely zlostne bles
KY.
+ 10 nenl praVda!" rOzkrlk
Sc zlostne. ia nejsem vral
ami lupic!"
! Tento RAINY odpor obzalo
1vaneho ucinil ma soudni komi
Isl mocny DOZEN.
! Po chvili promluvil soudcs
'ivysetrujici dale k obzalovane
Imu:
| "Blahovy, vzdyt' my van
,nebranime, abyste Sc haiti
!. paklize Sc domnfvate,. ze S,
.,vam dele krivda. Tedy nan
!jednoduse povezte, co jst,
delal, kdyz jste odesel &c mi!
ma"
"To prave nemohu rici! T.
: nemohu!" vykrikl obzalovany
a pritisknul 81 ruce sve kfe
covite sepiate k obliceji.
! "Tot' stara vase pisnicka
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-05


Artemontu?"
"Byly asi' ctyff hodiny."
"Odtamtud nesel jste do Ci-
vry, do vaseho domova?"
"Nesel.''
"A proc ne?"
mel jsem sve zamestnani' '
Terroise, take We Fremicourtu
mel jsem rizeni, kdez jsem
chtel mluviti S mlynarem."
"Odtud az do Artemontu
jsou skoro tri hodiny cesty,
Emohlo tedy byti mezi sestou a
|sedmou hodinou vecerni, kdyz
was lide videli, ale nikoli We
Fremicourtu, nybrz ma lukach,
ktere patri ku dvorci Seuillon
|skemu. Snad Sc jeste dobre pa
matujete, ze jste mluvil s ja-
kousi starou nadennicf, ktera
nedaleko divorce Seuillonskeho
ma poll pracovala?"
"Ano, dobre Sc ma to pama-
tuji.'
''Tu jste mel svou rucnici s
|sebou?" ,S,a.f, tgi3
RIA chvii ma to potkal jste
diva muzsk6, $ kterymi jste ta-
ke mluvil. Tito diva muzi ale
|urcite tvrdi, ze jste tehdy ne
mel rucnice. Je to pravda?"
Phi teto otazce zachvel Sc
Jean Renaud, ale neodpovedel
ami slova.
"Pozoruji, ze vas tato otaz
"a privedla do rozpaku," pro-
nluvil k nemu soudce. "Ale
Jest tomu tax, re jste nemel
,ehdy rucnici? RekneteE mi,
,de jste il nechal?"
Nest astny obzalovany hlu
,oka 81 vzdychl a sklopil hla-
~ k zemi.
''Nuze, mluvte, ktepak mi ma
.uto otazku odpovite?"
"Nemohu ma nj odpovedeti,
yskutku nemohu."
"Tedy ia "a vas odpovim
sam, Jene Renaude," oval sc
Ina to soudce. "Mezi tim casem
90 jste onou starou nadennici
mluvil a nez jste Sc potkal S
lonemi dv6ma muzi, celediny
70 ze divorce Seuillonskeho,
mel jstc dosti casu rucnici svo
il nekde ma blizku ukryti."
Vuci temto namitkam soud-
covym zdstal obzalovany ma o
10 klidnym.
"Jene Renaude," pocal Ia
Sc soudce, "pohlednete~ sem
poznavate tuto rucnici?"
| "Ano."
( "Jest to vase ruGnice, tataz
zbran, kterou cetnici We vasem
fobydli nasli?"
"Vizte dale" pokracoval
soudce, ukazuje obzalovane.
mu rucnici, ma kohoutku ma
pazbe posud jest hlina: nepo.
trebujemet' ale ami toho duka-
zu, ze byla Cd vas tato rucni.
ce ukryta, nebot' name po ru
Fee jeste jine ddkazy. Povedel
Gste nam pravdu, nebot' ode.
tbral jste Sc skutecne do Ter.
troise a \odtud prisel jste Ease
~
ldo Ffemicourtu a Sci jste tam
lido mlyna. Ale ami We mlyna
|nemef jste svou rucnici. Jak
Ipred soudem mlynar vypove.
del, odesel jste z jeho mlyns
10 desate hodine vecerni. NJ.
fze,, fekn6te nam, co jste ma tc
delal a kde jste byl?"
j Jean Renaud mlcel.
/ "Jene' Renaude, mas neokla
fmete," predstfral obzalovane
mu soudce. "ja i ostatni pano.
I've zde vine jiz,e ma Gem jsme
Vase obrana zaklada sc hlav'
me ma tom, re soudci ma otaz
Ky jeho neodpovidate. Tedy
mne poslyste dale. Navzdol
|tomu, re bylo az posud chova
nj vase bezihonne, jest zlo
Gin, pro ktery zde pred sou
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-05
katie nam podesev svych sire.


obzalovany, vyzdvihnuv do W
Sc pravy strevic.
"Zde tedy vidfte, panove,"
obratil Sc vysetrujicf soudce k
ostatnim clendm soudni komi
Sc, 'sstrevic obzalovaneho ma
siroky podesev yelikymi hire
by. Hled'te, Jene Renaude, i
to svedcf proti VAN. Wy jste
patrne obet svou zdvihl kra-
ceje pozpatku .odvlekl iste il
nekolik kroki dale az ma ono
mfsto, kde byla pax mrtvola
nalezena."
Ubohy obzalovany smutne
sklopil hlavu.
lined ale prudce Sc vztycil,
a zdalo Sc, jakoby chtel n6co
promluviti. Ale hned ma to u
padl Ease v pfedeslou svou
takorka zarytou malomluv-
most.
"Jene Renaude," pocal mo
IVA vysetfujici soudce, "v ko-
'lik hodin vrati1 jste Sc do Ci-
,vry, do obydli sveho?".
Ones rano v Sest hodin," !"
lodpovedel obzalovany.
.Dobra, prece dostalo Sc
nam tedy konecne cd vas od-
'povedi, a to, co jste rekl, jest
pravda," vece soudce. "Ale z
Fremicourtu do Civry jest ma
la hodina cesty. Tedy mohl
Ijste byti pohodlne jedenact
hodin v noci donna. Povezte
nam, kde iste ztravil ostatni
cast. vcerejsi noci?"
Jean Renaud ma to opet ne.
odpovidal.
| "Arci, tot vec pi'irozena,
re ma to nam Ease nemuzete
dati odpovedi. Budu musiti te.
dy opet mluviti "a vas. V jed.
nu hodinu y nocs easi "a dive
hodiny po vykonane vrazde,
byl jste v St.-Irunu. To nam
nemuzete zapirati! Nebot' Ii.
de vas tam vid6li a take vas
dobfe poznali."
/ Pri poslednich slovech soud
covych zachvel Sc obzalova'
ny po celem tele a zdalo Sc
ze jest dplne usvedcen.
Soudce mluvil dale: "Vy jste
Sc tam tajne vkradl do ho
stince Bertouxova....'
/ Jean Renaud chvel sc jestt
vice, div ze pod MIN kolens
neklesala.
"Tu jsou dve veci NOME
pokracoval soudce, ''bud' jste
wal zavrazdenemu z kapsy
klic Cd jeho pokoje, anebc
byl klfc We 'dverich. Bud jal
bud. Lee dosti ma tom, x
jste vessel v noci do pokojt
zavrazdeneho mladfka. Zdt
jste rozzal svetlo. k cemu;
spotreboval jste tfi sirky, KITE
rez tam spalene ma zemi lie
zely, zde je mate. - Jene RI
naude, vyznejte Sc man,. CT
jste d6lal v pokoji onom, CT
jste tam hledal?"
/ Pc tech slovech Sc obzalo
'vanemu velice odlehcilo. "On
.nevedf niceho," septem pro
|mluvil sam k sobe a oddech
81.
!, "Nuze, obza!ovany Jene RI
;;nande, co tomu rikate? Jal
nam ma tuto otazku odpovf
te?" vyptaval Sc soudce dale
"Zde stojite pred soudem
|vzmuzte sc a odpovidejte!
J "Zmuzilosti mi nikdy ne
.,,schazelo," oval Sc tlkobijce.
"Tedy nam rekn6te, CO .jst'
. delal v noci v Saint -Irunu ;
. jaka pricina vedla vas do po
Ikoje zavrazdeneho?"
] vsak Ease obzalovany ne
odpovidal.
Nyni ale. pozbyl vysetrujic
soudce trp6lwost Il zlostn,
zvolal:
, SSD,.f :.l- L. :x,J.... L. =.
Evening star., 1923-08-30
stede. where it divides for the third

stede. where it divides for the third
time.
"One of these branches, like a fugi-
tive from justice, changes its name
and unites with the Mas near Rotter-
dam; the other, still clinging to its old
name. reaches, with difficulty, Utrecht,
where, for the fourth time, it submits
to further partition.
"One part denying it's once boasted
name, drags itself to Muiden, where it
unites with the Zuider Zee; the other.
called the Old Rhine, flows slowly to
Leyden, whose streets it languidly
crosses Then, gathered into a CANAL
it is carried to its death in the North
sea"
Evening star., 1923-08-30
Short Lots of Girls
and Juniors WearableS

1851 Summer Dresses, of normandy
yoile and organdie; many styles:
sizes to IL years. Formerly S3.9S
to $5.9S. Fridays price. .S1.sS
(2O) Killed Skirts, wool plaid. For
merly S3.9S and s4.9S Fridays
price .................. .$l.8S
(2Ol Raincoats. Formerly sass and
S3.9S. Fridays price. ....- .8s
(4O) Junior Dresses, of normandy and
tissue gingham: sizes II to II
years. Formerly $5.9s. Fridays
price NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $2.9S
(25) Coats, of lightweight plaids and
polaires; sport models: sizes to
IL years. Fridays price (greatly
reduced) .$6.eS
Knicker knickers, with middieS to
match. Formerly $1.9S. Fridays
FOURTH FLOOR
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Odds and Ends of
Silk and Cotton
Underwear

U0l Crepe de Chine NightgsWns, tai
lored models; heavy quality. For
mer S6.95. Fridays price. SIS 9S
(9) Crepe de Chine Gowns, with tuck
ed georgette yokes. Formerly
S595. Fridays price. 81. .95
U7) Radium Envelope Chemise. sew
eral styles. Formerly SJ95. Fri
UdN VI I'Ss S1.90
t25) Envelope Chemise. of nairsook;
regular and extra sizes Formerly
S1-69 and S1.95. Fridays price csc
(9) NninsoOk Corset Covers. Former
ly 69c. Fridays price. soc
t5) Corset Covers with high neCks
Formerly csc. Fridays price soc
(3) Batiste Gowns. fancy models. For
merry $2.S5. Fridays price ST 95
THIRD FLOOR
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Short Lots of Silverware

CD Bread Trays, Sheffield reproduce
tion. Formerly $500. Fridays
pl lNC S.DO
UO PyreN Pie Plates, in nickel sill
Yer. holder. Formerly S2.95. Fri
t5) CaSseroles with Pyrex insets, For
merly $1,000 Fridays price. .SS.95
t36) pairs Salt and Pepper Shakers.
Formerly $1.25. Fridays price. csc
FIRST FLOOR
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burg last month. OLeary was arrested
Sunday and later held in $4,000 bail,
charged with theft.
Police Capt. Hynds said OLeary first
escaped from an Oregon Jail several
years ago while serving seventeen
year term for robbery, during which he
shot at a policeman. The second es-
cape. the police said, also was from an
Oregon prison while serving an eight
year sentence for burglary.
Evening star., 1923-08-30
Friday Prices on
Handbags and Nanities

Silk Handbags. in brown, blue and
black; all nicely lined and fitted
with mirror and middle change
compartment. Formerly sass.
Fridays price. $500
Silk Nanities, in black. with attrac-
tive inlaid design. Formerly $2.95.
Fridays price. 90
Beaded Bags, in dark coiorings; on
durable shell frames. Formerly
S295. Fridays price. 81 90
FIRST FLOOR
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Curtains and Draperies
At Fall Clearance Prices

Marquisette, in cross-bar and tuscan
weave; yard wide. Formerly 3Sc
and Acc Fridays price, yard. Csc
FIgured Narquisette. Grenadine and
Wolfe in many pleasing patterns.
Formerly 55c to Csc. Fridays
Madras in short lengths and various
qualities and patterns. Formerly
Csc to $2.25. Fridays price.
yard .............. .4'c
RufHed Curtains of dotted marqui-
settle. Formerly S1.65. Fridays $
price, pair. .....-.... -Sl.U
Cretonne Valance, already shaped for
the window: sold by the yard; also
matching cretonne for side drapes.
Friday at. Hail Prlce
FIFTH FLOOR
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Is married and has two children. said
he knew no reason for the whipping.
Seven white men were arrested yes
terday and all acknowledged they par
ticipated in the fiogging. Sheriff L. f.
Morehead announced. TIL y declined
to give any reason for their alleged
action, he said.
Moon is at a hospital. where his
condition is described as serious.
Evening star., 1923-08-30
HayFever Conquered.
In 24Hours Through
New Prescription
Complete Relief from Every
Symptom Guaranteed
Test Free

A wonderful new prescrip-
tion for Hay Fever, perfected
by DR.. NJ. G.. Platt, of the
Clinical Laboratories, Cleve-
land, Ohio. is performing seem
ing mira acles in the severest
hay fever cases.
This new prescription. known
as DIR. Platt's RineX Prescrip-
ton, was carefully tested in
over 1000 acute cases before it
was offered to the public.
Ninety-five per cent of these
cases We're completely relieved
in "a hours or less. And the
Laboratories now guarantee
complete relief in "a hours to
every hay fever sufferer or the
test is free.
The latest medical discoveries
prove that hay fever is due. not
simply to surface irritation, but to
actual toxic infection of the SyS-
tenn through absorption of raw
. protein from pollens. etc. The
old way to treat it was to give
mere nasal washes, ointments or
inhalations or to prescribe simple
cold or fever remedies. But
RineX taken in convenient capsule
form, goes direct to the infection
In the system. The result is the
complete disappearance of every
symptom'in "a hours or less.
1t makes no difference where
you live, or how long you have
had hay fever, or how severe are
your attacks-Rinex is positively
guaranteed to relieve YOU COM
pletely. Moreover, it contains. no
narcotics or other harmful drugs,
and has no bad after effects. The
regular size package is now OBJ
tainable at good drug stores
everywhere for only 81. But if
after using the prescription for
Just "a hours, all your hay fever
torments have not completely
vanished, take the package back
and your money will be instantly
refunded.
You can have a 24-hour trial
package Free by making writ
ten request to The Clinical Lab
oratories, Cleveland, Ohio. But
you take no risk in buying the
S1.00 package direct from your
drug store because, if the treat
ment does not help you in "a
hours, the druggist Will promptly
refund your dollar.
RineX costs you absolutely
nothing if results do not show in
"a hours. incidentally, it is sold
under the same positive money
back guarantee to completely re-
lieve Asthma. and Catarrh. Be
sure to get the genuine DR..
Platt's Rinex Prescription in the
air-tight glass flask. 1t Il. on sale
in this city at Peoples Drug
Stores GA stores) Advertise
ment.
q 1922 by The Clinical Laboratories
Co., Cleveland. Ohio.
Evening star., 1923-08-30
Indestructible Pearls
Special Friday, S1.69

t4O) Strings of these looking
necklaces; "a inches long, with
solid gold spring ring clasp. For
merIy s1.95.
Ribbon Sautoir with heavy imported
marcasite pendant; l only. For
merly $685.. Fridays price. $500
(2O Novelty Bead Necklaces. vari-
Gus coiors. Formerly J0c. Fri
d,y's price. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .29c
FIRST FLOOR
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from the barnyard to tho pasture, when
it suddenly turned end started to gora
him. The dog savagely attacked tho
animal and succeeded III drawing the
bulls attention from the man. While
the bull was engaged in attacking the
dog neghbors rescued Mr.. Kreager.
who, attending physicians said last
night. IS n q. critical condition.
Evening star., 1923-08-30
ELIMINATE EX-CONVICT
FROM MURDER PROBE
John O'Leary Not Connected With
Stabbing of Miss
Kaufman.

LARCHMoNT, N. Y, August 30
John O'Leary, who, the police here say,
twice escaped from Oregon jails, was
definitely eliminated yesterday as a
suspect in the murder of Miss Dorothy
Kaufman, stabbed to death at Green
Evening star., 1923-08-30
DOG SAVES MASTER FROM
BEING GORED TO DEATH
Farmer Rescued When Canine At
tracts Attention of In
furiated Bull.

NEWARK. Ohio. August 3O.-A pet
dog belonging to Charles Kreager,
farmer, residing near here, saved his
master from being gored to death by an
infuriated bull yesterday.
Mr.. Kreager was leading the bull
Evening star., 1923-08-30

TRIESTE, August 30.-Luigi Morara,
secretary OF the fascist in this prov
ince, was killed in the principal
thoroughfare of the city yesterday by
Giuseppe Solaroli. who recently was
discharged as trolley car worker.
Evening star., 1923-08-30
Small Lots of Bedwear

Au-feather Pillows, IT inches square;
light and dark coverings. Fri
days price, special. ...........3 35c
Blankets, slightly imperfect, but
good quality; 66x80: gray and
white. Fridays price, special, 81 90
FIFTH FLOOR
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Clearance of
Summer Skirts

White Skirts. of gabardine and surf
satin. worth laying away until
next season at this clearance price.
Formerly S2.25 to $500 Fridays
Silk Skirts, of lovely roshanara.
crepe de chine. chenille crepe and
chenille bordered roshanara; many
colors. Formerly $1,000 and $500.
Fridays price. SIS 90
SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-08-30

An average of one out of every
seven hogs slaughtered in establish
mentS under federal inspection last
years showed marks of tuberculosis
Evening star., 1923-08-30
Short Lots of
Knit Underwear

.t47D Women's Silk Vests, in pink and
white; with band top or bodice
style; sizes 5 to s. Formerly So %
and $3.50. Fridays price. S1.59
GD Boys Athletic Union suits. low
neck, sleeveless, with loose knee;
sizes to 10 years. Formerly 79c.
Fridays price ................2 .29c
FIRST FLOOR
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Start Right In.

From the Boston Transcript
Mighty few pcorle make the excuse
of being hoarse when asked to sing
their own praise
Evening star., 1923-08-30
SEVEN TEXANS CONFESS
THEY FLOGGED MEXICAN
Farmer in, Serious Condition After
Attack by Unmasked Band;
Cause Unknown.
By the Associated Press.

BRYAN. Tex. August 30.-Manuel
N. Moon. thirty-five. Mexican farmer.
living three miles north OF Bryan, was
dragged from his bed by unmasked
men and severely fogged. Moon, who
Evening star., 1923-08-30

Bathing Suits, one-piece. Formerly
49c. Fridays price. 29c
MILDLY Wash Hats. various Colors.
Formerly i9c Fridays price. .I5c
Boys Odd Coats, khaki or crash;
from Si.90 suits. Fridays price.
$I.OO
Boys KoveraIis. Formerly S1.00. Fri
days price. 69c
Boys Wnsh Suits. button-on or MILDLY
style. Fridays price (greatIy re-
dueed .................. 49c
FOURTH FLOOR
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DOnestics at
Special Friday Prices

Sea Island JnbIeached Sheeting, 80
inch; mill lengths of to 20 yards.
Fridays price, special, yard. .121ac
Fort Mills Sheets for double beds.
S1X90; subject to slight oil spots.
Fridays price. special. .$lO9
PiIIowcases. 42x36 or 45x36; fine quail
ity. Fridays price, special
THIRD FLOOR
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Short Lots of
Linen Luncheon Cloths

Hemstitched Luncheon Cloths. of all
pure linen, in very attractive designs
toJ Luncheon Cloths, As inch. For
merly S5.75. Fridays price. .S3.9S
CD Luncheon Cloths. 81 inch. For
merry $S.25. Fridays price. .S6.9S
90 Luncheon Cloths. 66x66. Former
ly $500. Fridays price. .... .S4.9S
go Luncheon Cloths, 66xS6. Former
" $50. Fridays price..... .S5.9S
Birdseye, 27-in, 10-yard piece, in a
sanitary package ......... S1.S0
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-08-30
Friday Special
Boys Two.Pants Suits
Reduced to S5.45

Sturdily made of serviceabIe mix
lures. the wear doubled by two pairs
of lined knickers: y splendid value:
sizes to IL.
Boys Pull-oyer Sweaters, in plain or
two-tone effects, with or without
collar; choice OF blue. green,
brown, maroon and gray: sizes 26
to 81. Fridays price. SI.95
Boys Corduroy Knickers.. strongly
made OF wide wale corduroy; in
sizes S to IT. Fridays price. soc
Boys Union Salts, made OF good quail
ity nainsook, with knitted web
across back: waist button styles
also; sizes 10 l.. Fridays
pFISe 39c
Boys Khaki knickers. cleanup of
fiappers. knee and kniCker styles:
also Palm Beach knee pants. Fri
day price .39c
Boys Bathing Suits, one and two
piece. Formerly s1.95. Fridays
price .........-.--.. 81 90
Boys White Swimming Shirts. For
merly s165. Fridays price 81. 90
Boys Swimming Trunks. Formerly
S1.65. Fridays price. LOO
Boys Palm Beach Coats. from suits
Fridays price (greatly reduced).
SLIGO
Bib Overalls, n blue and khaki. For
merly 79c Fridays price. 49c
Evening star., 1923-08-30
Odds and Ends of
COrSetS

Madame Lyra. Memo. American Lady.
II & CT. Warmers, La Grecque.
Bien-Jolie, Madame Pfeil and Fro
laset. in many different models;
sizes q to "a, but not in every
style Originally $3.50 to $500.
Fridays price. ce............ S1.93
MAIN FLOOR
Discontinued COrsets, including
Madame Lyra, Binner, Memo, Styl-
ish Stout and other makes; sizes
"a to SO, but not in every style.
Originally $500 TO $1,000. Fridays
Brassicres and Bandeaux, Boyshform.
Bien-Jolie, Stylish Stout and De
Bevoise; of SINNERS satin or
broche; broken sizes up to 46.
Originally $2.00 to $500. Fridays
price DOC
Memo C:rcIets, Bien-Jolieand De Be
voise BrasSieres Originally $500
and $3.50. Fridays price. .49c
Model Bandeaux with fasten back;
sizes ~ and Al. Originally soc.
FRIDAYS price ...........1 Ice
THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-08-30

Sport Blouses, khaki and striped
days price 39c
Evening star., 1923-08-30
Odd Lots of
Toilet Accessories

1850 boxes Motto Incense, various
odors. Formerly 2Jc. Fridays
144D cakes Orange Soap, slightly
Scared. Formerly S1.00 doRen.
Fridays price, dozen. ....... soc
t6) Toilet Water Bottles, cut glass.
Formerly 95c. Fridays price. .7oc
t6) ounces Mon bouquet Perfume.
Formerly $3.50. Friday price.
ounce ...........-...... 81. .9o
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-08-30
Odd Lots of
Lingerie Ribbons
Regular SI.95
Quaiity-Friday

1O-yard pieces of various lingerie
ribbons, in pink, blue, orchid and
white; sold by the piece only.
Fridays price. ....... .3oc to s1.0o
Moire, dresden and plaid ribbons. 5
and inch widths; many colors for
various purposes. Fridays price,
yard .-oc
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-08-30
Reduced Prices on
Summer Dresses

Dresses. of ginghams, plain and print
ed voiles, that will give several
weeks of wear, and entire salts
faction at their low price. For
merly $500 and $1,000. Fridays
price .Sl.bo
Dresses. of pongee, plain and en-
broidered voiles, organdie, geor
gette and cotton crepe, in many
colors and styles. Formerly $1,000
to $500. Fridays price. $3.50
SECOND FLOOR
Cotton Gloria Umbrellas
Friday, $1.19
Good grade cotton gloria. strictly
ranproof. Plain or carved wood han
dies, in styles for men or women.
FIRST FLOOR
Sanitary Picnic Packages
Sealed Packages, containing paper
plates saucers, napkins or drink
ing cups Just in time for Labor
day. Formerly 10c. Fridays
price. 3 packages, 23c
Strathaven Writing Paper, linen fin
ish; pink, blue, buff, gray and
hello; "a sheets and "a envelopes
Formerly soc. Fridays price,
35c, boxes, S1.OO
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-08-30
Clearance of
Wonen's Handkerchiefs
12Hc.

Imported handkerchiefs, of fine
mercerized batiste. in sport effects,
combining white and colors. Former
ly 1Sc.
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-08-30

FOURTH FLOOR