davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1923-02-15
TOYS

o4 Bradley Toy Villages. 35c
each, were s5c.
"a Bradley Toy Villages. Doc
each; were 35c.
10 Roly A. B. c. Blocks. 4Oc
each, were 75c.
"a Sets of StenciIettes. 25c
set; were SOC.
IL Marble Games. G0c each,
were 81.
25 Books. pretty Flowers ]
Love Best" to make Of Paper. 20s
each; were 35c.
% Danish Paper Art Sets. 15c
each; were 25c.
Is Wooden Pop Guns. 15c
each; were 2Sc.
200 Steel Marbles. 1c each;
were 3 for sc.
"a Cornelian Agates. :5c eack;
were 4Sc.
Toy Section. Fourth door.
Evening star., 1923-02-15
Cooking Utensils and
Housewares at
LOuered Prices

II IO-inch aluminium Frying
Pans, slightly shOpworn. SOC
eachI were 81.
8 s-inch Aluminium Frying
Pans, slightly shOpworn. 4Oc
each, were S5c.
4 Aladdin Aluminium Oval
Trays, size 2Ix25 inches, sIightIy
imperfect. $3.50 each, were 94.05.
9 Aladdin Aluminium 4-quart
Tea Kettles. $2.75 each; were
S4.35.
s Aladdin aluminium 3-quart
Double Boilers; sliFhtly dam
nged. S1.85 each, were $3.50.
3 Aladdin aluminium 14-quart
Round Dhhpans; slightly shop
worn. $I.85 eachi were $3.50.
2 WallfOld Kitchen Tables,
25x41 " Inch porcelafA top,
slightly imperfect. T.25 each,
were @14.5O.
2 Porceiain.top Kitchen Tables,
size 24138 inches, slightly imper-
feet. S8.o5 each, were S1O.75.
8 Lightning Dish Washers,
slightly shOpworn. 1915 each3
were $3.50.
Waste. cartons slishtly soled.
15c eachs were 2Sc.
IS White Enamel Jelly Molds,
slightly imperfect. 3oc each;
were 75c.
2 White Enameled Kitchen
Cabinet Tables, slightly shop
worn. S1S.75 each, were $50.
Ideal Twocompartment Fireless
Cooker. slightly shopworn. $1s.7s; was
S2s.7s.
Universal Electric Chatting Dish.
nickel plated; slightly shopworu. $8.sS;
wss SIS.
6 Bread Knives with hand-carved
handles; slightly shopworn. e6c each;
were 31.76.
Wizard Institution Polish Nops,
slightly soiled. $1.26 each; were S2.5o.
6-qusrt cans Wizard Paste Wax. 75c
each; wore $l.40.
Wizard Hand busters, slightly
soiled. ESQ each; were 3l.26.
Housewares Section, Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1923-02-15
COrsets at Less

20 Corsets, So each; were $3.50
and $S.-B. & j., Bon Ton, Rengo
Belt. Treotoni, Lily of France
and Woodthrop models. Plain
coutils or fancy brocades. Sizes
%, "a. 25, 26, 81, %. 80, SO, 81
and Sc.
9 Girdles. $3.50 each, were $3.50
and mOre.-ElaStic and semi
elastic. Brocade and hand-woven
surgical webbing. Sizes 25, &c,
2S, 80 and 81.
2s GirdIes, Special. &I.s5 each.
Front lace and clasp
Elastic top and deep set cores.
Sizes %, %. &c. 81, %, 90 and so.
25 Satin Brassieres. S1.5O each;
were $3.50 and mOre.-Pink or
white, long waist lines, ribbon
straps. Sizes 3S, 40, AZ, "A and 4s.
4 Black Brassieres, Reduced to
s1.5O each.-Of crepe de chine;
sizes Sc, AZ and 4S.
so GARTER BRASSIERES.
SPECIAL, 7Sc-Back hook fas-
tening. self shoulder straps, two
supporters. Sizes 81 to 30.
BRASSIERES, VERY SPE-
CiAI 6Sc-40 Brassieres OF
pink figured poplin, satin
stripe. For girlish or slender
figures. Sizes 81 to 40 only.
Corset Section, Third foor.
Evening star., 1923-02-15
Baskets

~ Waste Paper Baskets, Special, 65e
each.
8 sweet Grass Work Baskets, Special.
T5c each.
8 Serving Trays, 75c each; wers $3.50.
OF Chinese straw.
4 Serving Trays. 81 each; were Se.
Also Of Chinese straw.
8 shopping Rags. SOC each; were 81.
OF French twine.
. Work Baskets. - each; wsre 81.
Covered. Chinese design.
8 Willow Sleeping Baskets. $50 each;
were Sks5. For cat or small dog.
Willow Fish Baskets. $1.7t each;
. Chinese Work Baskets. Csc each;
were 31.25. Slightly imperfect.
I Infants Sleeping Basket, 92.e6; vas
$3.50. OF willow: slightly worn.
1 Imported Silver Basket. $3.50; was
Willow Nussery Chair, Sl.s5; was
S2.75. Slightly imperfect.
Willow Clothes Hamper. 45; Was 50.
Large size; slightly shopworn.
Wire Waste Basket, $1.e6; vas
$3.75. Large size: slightly soiled.
Imported Sewing Stand. $3.50; was
IS. Slightly imperfect.
Basket Section-Fifth dooy,
Evening star., 1923-02-15
WiHO,U and Reed
Furniture
dt Reduced Prices
I Reed-Hber Day Bed. 1880

Reed-fiber Day Bed. $43.5O-
Upholstered in a. very attractive
cretonne. with extra pillow to
match. spring base construction;
gray and blue enamel.
I Recd-fiber Settee, $34.7@
6-ft. size: seat and back covered
in cretonne: box spring construc-
tion; antique blue enamel.
1 Ivory Reed Chair, $l3.75-
Large, comfortable shape and
size: box spring seat cushion;
tapestry upholstered seat and
back.
Reed Chair, sl4.75, Rocker to
match, $14.75-With extra high
back and wide arm; cretonne-
covered seat and back: box
spring. cushions; buff and blue
Reed-fber Chairs, brown fin-
ish, $lS.75 each--Large, comfort
able shape and size; covered in
an excellent grade of silk-mixed
tapestry.
Reed-fiber Davenport Table,
$1S.75-Brown finish; oval ends.
Reed Chair. $I7.75-High
back, spring seat construction;
brown finish; upholstered in
tapestry.
/ italian Walnut Side Chair,
carved frame; best grade uphol-
stored seat and back.
Reed-hber Chair, S1l.75-
Brown finish; upholstered in cre-
tonne; spring seat construction.
I Reed Library Table, SIS.7S-
Regular size, with magazine or
book shelf; hardwood top; gray
enamel finish.
3 Round Reed Tables, $7.TS
each-Very attractive designs;
antique enamel finishes; all DIFF
ferent colors.
3 4-ft. Reed-fiber Settees, 91O.7S
each-Upholstere seat and back
in attractive cretonnes; buff and
blue enamel.
Reed-hber Chair, &11.75-Up-
holstered seat and back of at
tractive cretonne: spring seat.
- 2 Reed Tea Carts, $40 each
Finished in dark antique walnut;
removable serving tray; lower
compartment and shelf.
Large Reed Rocker, reduced
to $l0.75-Sering seat construc-
ton; loose floss cushion covered
in striped imported cretonne;
frosted brown finish.
Willow and Reed Section, Fifth door.
Evening star., 1923-02-15
Knit Underwear

Il Women's Fine Ribbed Medi-
um-weight Cotton Vests, high
neck and long sleeves; sizes Z, 8
and 8. 60c each, were 81.
% Women's Fine Ribbed Wool
and Cotton Combination Suits,
bodice style with ribbon straps,
ankle length: sizes z and s. 1926
eachy were 33.25.
IL Women's Cotton Corset Gov
ers, high neck and elbow sleeves;
size 4. S5c eachs were u.
8 pairs Women's Fine Ribbed
White Cotton Tights, IN k o
length; size 5. &1.50 pairs were
Women's Wool and Cotton
Combination Suits, high neck,
long sleeves and ankle length;
size 6. $3.50 eachS were $3.50.
Knit Underwear Section, Third door.
Evening star., 1923-02-15
TWO INJURED IN RAID.
Policeman Hit With Bottle and
Civilian Shot in Thigh.

When police entered the Paradise
Cafe, coll Georgia avenue north
west, yesterday to make arrests for
followed which resulted in the in
jurying of Policeman Sorber of the
eighth precinct and Henry Hatchett.
rolored. Sorber received scalp
wound from hurled bottle, and
Hatchett is suffering from a bullet
wound in the thigh. Policeman Ben
nett, who accompanied Sorber. 1t is
said. fired the shot. Hatchett Is al
legged to have inflicted the wound on
the head of the policeman.
Hatchett and Henry King. the lat
ter residing at 405 Franklin street,
are charged with disorderly conduct
and assault. Hatchett is at the Gal
linger Hospital. to which he was re-
moved following first-aid treatment
at Freedman's.
Evening star., 1923-02-15
SCeUterS

Henna Jersey Tuxedo Coats, sizes
So. 20 and A.. $3.e5 each; were &6.75.
B Brushed Wool Slip-on Sweaters. We
neck style, tan with brown stripes.
$l.95 each; were IS.
Lightweight Wool Slip-ons. in
Sc.s5 each: were $s.75 and $s.75.
IL Brushed Wool Slip-ons, jacquard
and brown; sizes 40, A., A and 46.
$S.s5 each: were $5.76.
o Idght-weight Wool Tu1edos, In
black and navy, with contrasting shades
OF fiber silk: sizes SO, 3S and 40. SIS
each; were &10.75 and $1l.76.
8 Extra-size Wool Tuxedo and Coat
style Sweaters, with shawl collar, in
navy, brown and purple; sizes 4S TO 81
Greatly reduced to $6.75 each.
Sweater Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-02-15
Misses AppareL

Suits. &I5 each, were s25 .ssd
$2s.5O. Velour or veldyne. well
tailored silk lined. Brown or
reindeer. Sizes IA and l6.
3 Sports Coats, &10.75 each.
were S2S. Brown chinchilla or
sports mixtures Sizes II to Is.
] Juniors Sports Coat. STATS;
WAS S25. OF sports mixture.
6 Handmade French Dresses,
$3.50 each, were $40. Fine crepe
and voile in blue or orchid.
LII en- Peter Thompson
Dresses. Greatly reduced to $3.50
each. Side-pleated skirts Blue.
rose. orchid or pink. Sizes II. 16
and IS.
Poiret Twill Dresses. $3.50
each, were $3.50 and 425.
Straight-line models in navy, size
IA. and brown. size l6.
Evening Dress. e2:.50, was
x45. Rose tulle over silver cloth.
Size 16.
Misses Section Third hoor
Evening star., 1923-02-15
ChHdren's Shoes

10 pairs Growing Girls Tan Scotch
Grain High Shoes. round toes. welt soles
and Nat heels; sizes 5. en and 4;
pair; were 81.
13 pairs Boys Damp-proof Trot-Mec
High Shoes. sizes 4, ~ and 8 c; 4
~ d; and q. Reduced to Ss.sS
2 pairs Misses Tan Scotch Grain High
Shoes. square toe. welt soies and nat
heels; sizes 13 B and D. &3.s5 pair;
were 81.
High Shoes, welt soies; sise4 11h G,
1 D. s. IS pair; were $e.
Childreo's Shoe Section, Fourth 6oor.
Evening star., 1923-02-15
BLOuses

is LInEerie Waists. orsandy. dimity.
q end 40. sa.s5 each; were $50 to
G:nsham 0rerblouses. with linen col
lar and cuhs, In red, orchid and bIue
checks: sizes 81; S6. So and 40. $a.s5
Tailored SILK Bouses. gold and navy
striped, sizes "a to SO. $3.35 each: were
g Crepe de Chine Orerblouses. in brown.
black. 6esl gray and white; sizes a.
3S. 70 and 46. $3.s5 each; were S6.75.
Wash Net Waists. round and V NECK.
Irish crochet and valenciennes lace trim.
med; sizes SO and 40. 1896 each; were
IL Lingerie Waists. in organdy and
dimity. lace trimmed collar and cuffs, in
shades Of rose, bisque and blue: sizes "a
5S. SO. 40, AZ anu 46. $l.s5 each; were
$2.95 and &3.s5.
Lingerie Waists. in dimity and or
CANDY, Peter Pan and neck styles.
colors Of blue. rose and lavender and
white stripes; sizes "a, SO and 3s. $50
Blouse Section. Third door.
Evening star., 1923-02-15
Philippine
Chen,ise. S3.45

Were S.. % Envelope Che
mise, in corset cover style:
hand : embroidered and lace
trimmed. Sizes O 70 Il.
4 Philippine Gowns. SEAS each; were
81. Beautifully embroidered Will solid,
eyNlet or colotta work; sizes IL and 16
Chemise. greatly reduced to $4.45
each. With Irish embroidery and hand
drawn work: corSrt-cover stvIe
pairs Open Drawers, S4.45 each;
were ". With Irish embroidery to
match chemise: length % inches
Envelope Chemise. $9.45 each: were
A.bo. Hand embroidered: corset-coycr
style: sizes SO and 3s
Silk Underwear Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-02-15
Baby Carriages

1 Brown Reed Stroller. adjustable foot
and back rest; artillery wheels. sac;
was S34.
] Ecru Reed Pullman Go-Cart, brown
velvet lining. artillery wheels and re-
! Ecru Reed Pullman (,o-Cart, cor
duroy lined: artillery wheels, reversible
body. e3S; was $50.
2 Ecru Fiber Reed strollers, adjust
gear. $3.50; was Se7.
Baby Carriage Section. Fourth fioor.
Evening star., 1923-02-15
ChiIdren's Wear

IL Children's White Outing
Flannel Night Drawers, without
feet. drop seat: size . years.
G0c each, were II.
13 Children's Arnold-knit Night
Drawers. drop seat. with feet;
sizes to 4. $1.45 each, were
S1.85 and sale.
Dresses. with or without bloom
ers; finished with turnover col
lar and cuffs of black velvet or
white poplin. trimmed in fancy
stitching; colors of tan. brown,
red, copen and henna: sizes 3 TO
s. S4.95 eachi were $3.50.
10 Boys White Poplin Suits.
hnished with turnover collar and
cuffs. of copen. orchid. pink and
green: sizes 2 to 4. $1.aS each;
were g.
Infants Section. Fourth door.
Furs
Brown and White Imitation
Ermine Scarf. Greatly reduced
to <3.75.
. Chlldren's White coney Sets.
- eacht were much more.
l Muskrat Set, %, was S12.5O.
l Chtld's Gray Jeanet Set, %;
was much more.
i Opossum Choker, s5; was
$3.50.
Taupe Fox Scarf, $3.50, was
$3.50.
l Scotch Mole Scarf, SIS, was
Hudson Seal Cape dyed
muskraO. with reverse striped
border and platinum fox collar.
s285. was $3.50.
Fur Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-02-15
DROPS LARCENY CHARGE.
Mother and Sons Arrested in Vir-
ginia Are Released.
Special Dispatch TO The Star,

Special Dispa tch TO The Star.
WINCHESTER. Va. February To-
A charge of larceny against Mrs. Eta
Christian and her two sons, Alonzo
and Gilmer Christian, of Bath county,
Va. has been dismissed, so far as
authorities here are concerned, ae-
cording to Sheriff Pannett. They
were arrested last week at the home
of relative on information from
Bath county. 1t being claimed they
had left home with $50 belonging to
the husband and father Of the family
The mother said the money had been
given to one of the sons by the father.
Sheriff Pannett, who had taken pos
session of the money, returned it to
the Christians.
Evening star., 1923-02-15
WOn,en's GIace Kid
Cloves, 81
We're SI.65

e. pairs 2-clasp Gloves, in
white. black and black stitched
with white. Sizes 5Si. 6 and 6h.
x2 pairs Pastel Suede Gloves.
S2.25 pair; were A.-12-button
length. Sizes 6A to IN.
II pairs Long Cape Skin
Gloves. 42.25 pair, were 84.50.-
12-button length. PIX. sewed.
Sizes and 6A.
Glove Section, First foor.
Evening star., 1923-02-15
Wonen's Silk
Dresses, $3.50
Woro &25 0nd $40. 81

IA Afternoon or Street
Dresses, of canton, satin-face or
fat crepes. Black, navy, brown
or taupc. Sizes SO, So and 40.
10 Dresses. S25 each, were
$3.50. Flat OF satin face crepes:
street or afternoon styles. Sizes
So, 3S and 40.
1 Dinner Gown, S49.5O, was S65.
OF rust crepe Romaine trimmed
with steel beads. Size So.
women's Gown Section, Third floor
Evening star., 1923-02-15
A Raw, Sore Throat
Eases Quickly When You
Apply Little Musterole

And Musterole won't blister like the
old.fashioned mustard plaster. Just
spread it on with your fingers. 1t
penetrates to the sore spot with
gentle tingle, loosens the congestion
and draws out the soreness and pain.
Musterole is a clean, white ointment
made with oil of mustard. 1t is fine
for quick relief from sore throat,
bronchitis, tonsilitis, Group, stiff neck,
asthma. neuralgia, headache, conges.
ton, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago,
pains and aches of the back or Joints.
sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chill.
bIains,~ frosted feet, colds on the chest.
Keep it handy for instant use. Csc
and Csc, jars and tubes; hospital size,
$500.
Evening star., 1923-02-15
Underthings

IS Envelope Chemise, Csc
each; were Sl.50. OF fine nain-
sock. with bodice top and lace
trimmed. Sizes 10 to a..
16 COrset Covers, S1.4S each;
were Sc-Of nainsook: built-up
style. Sizes 36 TO a.
IL Extra SIZE Gowns, Sl.S5
each; were &3-Cambrfc, with V
or high necks. long sleeves.
Sizes IS, 19 and 90.
& pairs ClOSed Drawers, sSc
pair, were 81 pair-Of nainsook.
with lace and embroidery.
Underwear Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-02-15
Scissors, Safety RasOrs,
Rows Knipes

s1a dozen Imported Steel
Scissors, and z inch lengths.
2Sc pair; were SOC
so Safety Razors, made Of good
imported steel, for both mems
and, women's use; will take
Gillette blade; enclosed In imita-
ton leather cases.
Special, 45c each
20 Boys Pocket Knives, with
one blade. 1Oc each, were 2Sc.
Cutlery Section. First door.
Evening star., 1923-02-15
ChiIdren's Hosiery

90 prs. English Wool Socks. 81 pair;
were $1.50. q length sports socks;
6ls. z, 7h and s. Slightly soiled.
% prs. Sports Socks. ESQ Pr; were
7bc. Part wool. a length. Green,
brown or purple mixed. Sizes 8, 6fs.'
Z, 81 and 8.
% prs Lisle Socks. 35c pr: were Soc.
Romper blue mercerized. q length. Sizes
IA, 8, Sh and 8h.
Childrens Hosiery Section. Fourth
Evening star., 1923-02-15
WOmen's Silk Hose
81 pair; ,Uere So and
$3.50

rs pairs Women's Silk Hose
of the better grades, with silk
garter hem, in various colors
and a few white, with con-
trasting embroidered clox. Sizes
SH to 10. but not all sizes in
every style
100 pairs Women's Silk-ltsle
Hose, in black, white. navy and
tan: sizes 81s. 9 and eik; broken
assortment 6Sc pairs were 81.
36 pairs Women's Wooden
Sports Hose, in copen. blue and
dark heather mixtures: plain and
ribbed effects. 81 pair; were
9f.75 and g..
Women's Hosiery Section. First eoor.
Evening star., 1923-02-15
Silk Petticoats
1926; We're $3.95

20 Radiunl or Jersey Silk Pet
ticoats, trimmed with fringe or
embroidered scallops. Also Ra-
dium Paisleys. Straightline
models.
10 Extra Size SILK PetticOats,
1895 each; were Is. Silk Jersey,
straightline styles with embroid-
cred scallops.
Charmeusette Bl0omers. S1.25
pairt were 81. Black only; knee
length; finished with shirred
ruffle.
Petticoat Section, Third door.
Evening star., 1923-02-15
ChiLdren's Underwear

pairs we're g. Means anhs Mse eseth p.nis %hse
Sizes % and % for to II year olds.
Slightly soiled.
18 Girls Combination Suits, 81 suit;
lined; high, neck. long sleeves. ankle
length. Sizes for q to 16 year oids.
Counter soiled.
Children's Underwear Section, Fourth
door.
Evening star., 1923-02-15
Special Purchase
Wonen's Sports
Suits. S3

Is suits at an exception
ally low price for Friday.
Handsome suits of home
spuns, in light or dark
gray and tan mixtures.
Full silk lined jackets, our
high standard of tailoring,
and in sizes 36 to a..
9 Women's Tweed Sports
Topcoats. &15 each, were
$3.50.
1 Evening Cape, Of light
blue velvet. Reduced to
5000.
2 Sports Coats, fur trim
med; good lines. 925 each,
were $3.50.
1 Evening Cape, of beau
tiful brocade. Greatly Re-
ducqd to e40.5O.
Women's Coat Section-Third
floor.
Evening star., 1923-02-15
Boys Wash Suits Reduced to $1.65

81 Attractive Wash Suits, ir
fast color woven fabrics. All fr
years.
9 Spring Top Coats. Greatly
Reduced to S8.7J each. Boys
and Youths sizes, IL, IA, Is, II,
10 and 90 years. Raglan or set
in sleeves. Belted models.
Spring Refers. Greatly Re-
duced to 35.75 each. For small
boys, sizes 3 to years. ALL
wool shepherd checks. Full
belted.
Boys! Section, Fourth door.
Evening star., 1923-02-15
Low February Sale Prices
for Good Furniture

We suggest early selection Friday for m;
Mahogany Sewing Cabinet, $1zJS.
Mahogany End Table Smoker. SIS.
Combination American Walnut Desk, $3oz5.
Ivory Plate Glass Top Desk, $45.
Solid Mahogany Wing Rocker $3.50.
vory-hnshed Cedar Chest, SIS.
Combination Mahogany Dressing Table, $z9z5.
Natural-fnish Oak Chiffonier, $3.50.
Natural-fnish Oak Dresser, $3.50.
Cedar Chest, 36-in. size. $l455.
Combination Mahogany Spinet Desk, $2s55.
Furniture Section. Sixth floor
Evening star., 1923-02-15

llddy or UIlVer TWIST styles. OF
Our regular stock. Sizes ) to 9
6 Winter Overcoats. Greatly
Reduced to S7.75 each. Dark
colors, wool lined. Sizes 2E. 8
and 4 years.
IT pairs Woolen Knickers.
Greatly Reduced to 91.05 pair.
Serges and mixtures. Sizes 10,
II, 15 and 16 years.
to IS each. Size Is years only.
Evening star., 1923-02-15

63 Suits Mems Muslin Pa
jamas, $l15 suit-The usual 81
grade, in small and medium
sizes. Plain white and white
with coIored trimming. Mussed
from handling.
81 Mems Outing Flannel
Nixhtshirts, $1.l5 each-UsuaiIy
SI.So and s.. White and colOrs.
We neck or with attached
collars.
81 Mems Fancy Silk FOur-in.
Hand Ties, stripes and light and
dark colors.. 8Sc each; we're 81.
Evening star., 1923-02-15
Friday--Rernnants, Clearances, Specials
A Three fold economy shopping day Of many values

Clearing all winter merchandise that prices
greatly reduced than ordinarily Friday. Many things
mentioned, and there many that not.
Remnant Day Merchandise IS not returnab1e or ex-
changeable; not sent c. O. D. approval; mail phone
orders not accepted.
Evening star., 1923-02-15
Women s High Grade
Oxfords, A.f0 Pdlr

Greatly Reduced Price-one that does
not represent cost of the shoes.
and incomplete Sizes AAA 4 81 6s 81 and IA; and AZ A.
SIS and 4 B; 21s, and 3h C.
a t--41 4,
71s and 8 AA; T. An and A; B; IN and c.
Evening star., 1923-02-15
so Dozen Hemmed
Mercerized Napkins
Csc dozen: were $l.25

Assorted patterns. Size
15xl5 inches. Especially
good for daily use and for
boarding houses and no
tells.
Linen Section. Second door.
Evening star., 1923-02-15
White and Gold
Dinuerrare Reduced

II Dinner Plates, 2Jc each;
were Soc.
Is Breakfast Plates, zoe each;
were 4Sc.
2 Pickle Dishes, soc each, were
81.
II Soup Plates, 2Oc eachs were
40c.
8 Cream Pitcherss soc each;
were SJc.
: Small Sugar Bowls, 81 each,
were 91.SS.
2 Large Sugar Bowls, ~ each;
were -.
Salad Bowls, SOC each; were
81.
8 Covered Butter Dishes, $1.25
each, were $3.50.
Evening star., 1923-02-15
And the folIosUiug pieces
of Decorated China reduced:

8 Imported Syrup Jugs on
plate, 81 each; were 81.
10 Imported Cream Jugs, Sc
each, were 15c.,
1 Imported Cracker Jar, p;
was -.
10 Porcelain Pie Plates, 1Oc
each; were 1Sc.
IL Pore lain Coupe Soup
Plates, zoe each, were 4Oc.
2 Covered Dishes, e1 eaehy
were ~.
Sauceboat on stand, 7Sc, was
41.50.
1 Covered Porcelain Butter
Dish, &1t wns ~.
Decorated Porcelain Tea
Bowl, 35c; vvns 75c.
s Decorated Porcelain Break
fast Plates, zoe each3 were 40c.
Many odds and ends in tableware at
greatly reduced prices.
China Section, Fifth door.
Evening star., 1923-02-15

1o pairs Black and Tan Russia
Calf Shoes, S3AS pair; were 81
English toe model. Sizes 8, 9
and 9H A: 8 and 81 B; 61A,
71a, 8h and 9 c.
Evening star., 1923-02-15

50 pairs Black Kid Gloves.
small sizes, suitable for women;
734 is largest size. soc pair;
were $I.75.
II Mems Fine Imported
Velour Hats, putty, green and
ivory. Sizes 6H to- 7ss. $2.S5
each; were s..
Is Mems Tan Leather Belts,
without buckles. Sizes 2S to 40.
25c each; were 81.
Mems Section, First floor
Evening star., 1923-02-15
Evening Slippers, $2.35 pair

Silver Gold Black Satin Slippers plain opera
Sizes 81 AAA; IA; s. 3 and "A; 2 3 and B. c.
Women hoe
Evening star., 1923-02-15

are one-of-a-kind pieces. Values are unusual.
Combination Mahogany Poster Bed, Twin
size, $2475; double SIZE Sz675.
Tapestry Upholstered Combination Mahogany
Rocker, S1455,
Fumed Oak Settee, leather spring seat, s3o.75.
eanosany GineTe ahe IMa $3.50
Large Funed Oak Rocker, $3.50.
Round Fumed Oak Living Room Table, Sl2-S0.
Combination Mahogany Console Table, SI77s.
Mahogany Top Drop-leaf Table, $16.75.
Mahogany-hnish Windsor Chair, S1O75.
Evening star., 1923-02-15
Mems High and Low Shoes
Reduced to 4.85 pair

q pairs Norwegian Calf High Shoes with heavy
welt soles A.
~ g. 9 10 and IL G 614 and 81 D. $Ss pair; s75s
to SIC.
10 pairs Oxord several different styles
In sizes A. B; 6 and IL c; to 10 D. A8S pairs
Evening star., 1923-02-15
Mems S Haberdashery
At Appealing Prices
125 doz. E. & w. Collars
for Men and Boys
No. No'. n.;ss .G,sessd'0 re- 25c dozen

The remaining quantity of this great sale of Collars is
now offered price per dozen that just little than
the These the will find
Dunwood Hghwood Portwood
Ripwood Southwood Ridgewood
And also q few shapes in e. 6 w. AllLinen Collars
Sizes 12H to 14l and l6 8 Sold in lots of dozen.
2Sc
Evening star., 1923-02-15

81 pairs Rubbers, storm and
self-acting styles. All sizes.
75c pair; were $3.50.
MEMS Shoe Section, Second door.
Evening star., 1923-10-13
Sunday School Lesson

God, and how the penalties of trans
gression came upon the wrongdoer
like a swift-consuming fire. Beyond
this there has run through the his
tory of Israel the hope of reconcilia-
ton between God and man.
Isarel has always pointed to the
future as the time of hope. The
world message for all nations that
Isaiah proclaimed contains the only
hope for the world at this moment
1t Is only as the nations of the earth,
seeing how human society is again
In danger of being disorganized by
the destructive clash of confiic ting
national ideals and selfish aspira-
tions, turn away from their sins and
look unto the Lord that they can find
the path to security, stability and
strength in the worship of God and
the service of humanity. The mis-
sionary work of Israel prepared for
the mission of Jesus, who calls to
all men today, Come unto Me, all
ye that labor and are heavy laden" to
find rest through His salvation, Sc
curity and service. There is no other
person who can save the world in
this crisis. May we all heed the call
to salvation of the prophet, who
pointed to the coming of the Christ
as the worlds hope. when he cried.
Look unto me and be ye saved. SL
the ends of the earth" The one hope
of spiritually uniting all men into a
world brotherhood, which was
IsraePs message and mission, is
through the acceptance of Gods offer
of salvation to all who will call upon
Him in sincerity and truth.