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Evening star., 1923-08-31
GOVERNORS ORDER
SEARCH FOR MAN
Ritchle and TrinkIe inter-
ested in Disappearance
of Cattle Raiser.
Special Dispatch 10 The Star.

Special Dispatch 10 The Star.
BALTIMORE, Mo, August 3l.-Go :.
Richie has taken a hand in t.te
search for Frederick L. Duncan. v:r-
ginia cattle raiser and dealer, xno
has been missing since his arrival
in Baltimore week ago last Ties
day.
Acting at the request OF Got.
Trinkle. Virginia, Maryland's execu-
tive announced that every agency Of
the state would be utilized in an eff
fort TO md Duncan, whose friends are
confident has been made the victim
or foul play of some kind.
Two Theories
Police are working on two theories.
The first, is that after coming here
last week Duncan was murdered 1uR
his money by bandits. The second 10
that he was shanghaied on the wats~
front and taken aboard some ship
which has left Baltimore.
Police have established the fact thA.
he came here on the afternoon of An
gust 81. and went to a garage at S1I
East Lexington street, where he left
his automobile truck and registered
at a hotel
There he changed his work clothes
for blue suit and visited a fr'Et
dealer. whom he paid s57 for goods
bought some time before. Befc-" com
ing here he had sold a load OF ca,>S
in Washington and had about s2ee
when he came-here-
Mayor Enters Search.
Stanley X. Tyler. mayor OF Purcell
Vile, Va, Duncan's home town, woo
reached Baltimore yesterday to aid
in the search for the missing mai,
said the cattleman's friends in Pur-
cellville have raised fund of $1,000
for expenses of the search.
Representative r. Walton Moore OF
Virginia also telephoned Chief IN
search be continued. He said that
Duncan is a prosperous and respect
ed citizen of the state and that his
fellow townsmen are anxious that
every effort be made to find him. He
has wife and is the father of four
children.
Evening star., 1923-08-31
1000 DEFY MICHIGAN
ANTI.MASKING LAW
Gather in Field Near Detroit and
Light Huge Cross of
Flame.
Rv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DETROIT. August 31.-Regardless Of
the new state law, which prohibits
wearing of masks in public, crowd
estimated at 1000 persons, wearing
robes. gathered in field near Monnier
and Snyder roads. late last night. A
squad of deputy sheriffs who attempted
to press through a Gordon of robed and
cowled men guarding entrances to the
field was turned aside.
A huge fiery cross lighted the assem-
bly, One of the men at the entrance to
the field informed the deputies that the
meeting was being held on leased
ground and was not subject to the pub
lic-masking law. The deputies returned
to Detroit without making any arrests.
Evening star., 1923-08-31
Child Is Burned
ToDeath on Pyre
OF Oun Making
Special Dispatch TO The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BERKELEY SPRINGS. w. Va,
August 31.-The seven-year-old
son of Dan Sifers. living here, was
burned to death yesterday morn
ing on a pyre. which he made him
self in a hayshed near the town.
Anxious, according to his own
statement before he was burned,
to see the people run to answer
& fire alarm. he tore off a board
from the hayshed of James Mess
ner. crept inside and lighted a
match. In less time than he took
to do 1t, he was enveloped in a
raging furnace. and, unable to es-
cape himself or be rescued, was
consumed In the flames.
Evening star., 1923-08-31
GIVEN PURSE OF $50.
Special Dispatch to The Star

HYATTSVILLE. Md. August 81
Local dealers through voluntary COR
tributions have raised and presented
Miss Ellen l.. Davis. home demonstra-
tion agent for Prince Georges county.
a purse of $50 in recognition OF the
keen and unusual interest which
she has shown in her work. Miss
Davis is now on her vacation in the
,Catskill mountains.
Evening star., 1923-08-31
SHOT BY MISTAKE WHILE
DIGGING FERNS FOR GRAVE

Special Dispatch TO The Star
BERKELEY SPRINGS, w. Va. Au-
gust 3l.-Mistaken for grounding in
a woods where he was digging ferns for
the grave of friend, Joshua Barney,
aged about fifty. was shot. possibly IA
tally a half-mile from here yesterday Y
by Winton Unger a neighbor. Barney
is at his home here in critical con-
dition.
Unger says he saw the object moving
and thought il was a grounding, and,
without hesitation, blazed away with his
shotgun.
Evening star., 1923-08-31
LOCKHART STILL FREE.

SPRINGFIELD. Mo. August 81
Officers at Hollister. No. announced
today that neither of the two men
taken into custody there yesterday
afternoon was Ed Lockhart. wanted
for crimes in Oklahoma and Arkansas.
men wanted for the alleged theft of
an automobile and or forgery
charge. Their names have not been
learned.
Evening star., 1923-08-31
LEAPS TO DEATH.

NEW YORK. August 31.-Arthur
McGraw, fifty-eight, of Detroit. today
leaped to his death on the New York
Central railroad tracks. from the tor
Of the stone entrance to the tunnel, al
Park avenue and Ninety-second street
which takes trains of that line into the
Grand Central Terminal
Evening star., 1923-08-31
STONEHAM INDICTED
IN FULLER PROBE
Part Owner of Giants Must Answer
to Charge of Per-
jury.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. August 3I.-The fed
eral grand jury which has been in
vestigating the affairs of the bank
rupt brokerage house of f. NJ Fuller
& CO.. today indicted Charles A.
Stoneham. part owner ot the New
York Giants, on a charge Of perjury.
Stoneham was Immediately ar
raigned and entered a plea of not
guilty. Bail was fixed at $1,000. The
court gave him until September 10
to change his plea If he desired.
Evening star., 1923-08-31
Arrest Merchant
For ainting His
Roof on Sunday
specia1 Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
LYNCHBURG, Va, August 81
A. NJ. Schewel, a leading Hebrew
merchant here. has been summoned
to. the municipal court to answer
the charge of working on Sunday.
The specific charge is that he
painted the roof of his residence
last sunday. The case will come
up shortly in the municipal court.
Evening star., 1923-08-31

1t has been proposed in England to
extend free legal aid TO poor persons
seeking divorce .
Evening star., 1923-11-15
Table Tumblers
Special, 1Oc: S1.1O Doz.

SO doz. Thin Blown Table Tum-
5blersi dainty border cut; usually
sell at much higher price.
i Large Glass Fruit Dish; cut and
silver decorated; slightly i'm
pea pesfee'. '.... was $50; $lO.5O
/ Fruit or Salad Bowl; cut and
sls: s1iser move decorated '.. Was $3.50
4 Richly Cut Glass Vases; I2-in.
size. Were IS each; So OK
) Richly Cut Glass water Sets:
: pieces. Were SO set; 81 60
j. Dainty Cut Gias: Low Footed
sherbet Glasses. Were 76r
t2 Dainty Cut Glass High Footed
Sherbet Glasses. Were TX.
$50 each; now. ......... Nv
2 Cut and Silver Decorated Glass
Flower Vases. Were IS G. OK
each; now. w........... 4S~/0
! Footed and Gold Decorated
Glass Comport. Was %k TX
z Gold Decorated Covered Bon
BON Dishes. Were $3.50 S1.25
i pr. Blue and Gold Decorated
Glass Candlesticks. Were co
$3.50 pr; now. ............. W
1 Large Size Fruit Dish; color and
gold decorated. Was T7 E0
5 Dainty Decorated Covered Bon
Bon Boxes. Were IS "a 60
each; now. $~>~
Glassware Section, Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1923-11-15
Decorated English
Porcelain
Greatly Reduced

Cake Plate. Was IL; En.
now
Salad Bowls. We're $3.50 7E%
each; now. w................ NV
2 Covered Dishes. Were 81 S0
50 each: now. w.......... ~>>~O
Q Meat Dishes. Were 81 e.
each; now. W
Sauce Boats. Were 81 IN.
each; now. w.............. wv
now \ T e p . t. was 'a; 81
each: al:f,s nora dishes: Were SOC 25c
eers s'os!,se Wsse 4Se Seps s.es and nos s.u- 45c
Tea Cups and Saucers. az.
Were 60c each; now. ..... Wv
China Section, Fifth hoor.
Evening star., 1923-11-15
Misses Dresses, $2.50

Were $3.50 and $45. Four
Afternoon Dresses, Of Cam
ton crepe; black, navy and
brown; Beige Georgette
Lace-trimmed Dress, suit
able for dinner and evening
wear. Sizes IA, 16, 18.
8 Afternoon Dresses, OF
satin and fiat crepe; black.
brown, navy and tan; sizes
IA. 16, Is years. Were
$3.50 and $3.50; Sf0 M
now, each. ........
6 Dresses, of crepe de chine
and georgette; mostly light
shades; orchid. flesh. green,
also black. Were T1OSO
$25 each; now.
: Wool Jersey Dresses, two
piece style, with pleated
skirts and overblouses; tan,
navy, sand: sizes IA. 16. IL
years. Were SIS each; X10
Misses Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1923-11-15

Slightly damaged or shop
worn.
2 Paris SIT. Step Lad
ders. Were $40 each; c. S0
now
/ 36-in. Unfinished Break
ssT 1sst Table: ':,.'..'e: Was $3.50; $6.75
Mutschler 'Lanat" Porcelain
Top Pastry Table; size. 21x41a
inch inches. Was s22.7S; $3.50
now
l Duplex" Accompaniment Fire
less Cooker. complete with legs:
aluminium lined. Was 60 S0
$34; now. ............. 4ZZ.0U
White Enameled Frame Bath
Room Mirrors; 12x20 inches and
14x20 inches. Were &f OK
1915 each; now........ &S$/~
Housewares Section. Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1923-11-15
Furniture Greatly Reduced
Sold Gag Is subject to slight mperfecons and

Sold "aS Is" subject 10 siisht
Combine ton Mahogany Desk
with drawer. Was Tt7SO
$27 80: now.
2 Folding Carpet Seat Armchairs:
natural varnish finish. 81 OK
Were $3.75 each: now. &'
bedroom Table with drawer;
combination mahogany with top
size 16x24. Was $40; 81. IN
now
Davenport Table with drawer;
combination mahogany: size 1lxlS;
y price. was SIS; $3.50
Stickley Gray Oak
Desk Chair. Was $S; 81 TX
Light Overstuffed Armchair for
bedroom; covering of bright-col-
e oIed eretonne. Was STATS
$50; now. ..........-..
Fine Combination Walnut Bed
room room nds Rocker. Was SITS
i Ivory windsor Chair, 81 TX
greatly reduced to...... P/./~
Furniture Section, Sixth door.
Evening star., 1923-11-15
Gird1es and Corsets
$3.50: We're IS

25 Girdles and Corsets: bet
ter makes; Lily of France,
Franco, Binner; waistline
corsets and girdles; hook
down front with section of
elastic band well over
back; materials are pink
coutil and dainty brooches;
sizes %, %, "a, rs, 26, 81, 2S,
80, 80.
4 Treo Girdles; surgical
elias tic; 14-inch lengths;
daintily trimmed with broche
b a n d I'M gs; sizes
"a, rs, 27. Greatly $3.50
Corset Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-11-15
Reed and Fiber
Furniture Reduced

3 Reed Fiber Rockers, upholstered
in cretonne; dark frosted brown
finish. Were S16.50 %f0 0E
High back Fiber Rockers. uphol-
stored seat and back: dark frosted
brown finish; box
spring seats. Were &fE Ok
SITS each: now..... >~~
i Hight grade Reed Day Bed. odd
piece; loose cushion; strong steel
tape construction; enameled orange
and black: showroom
ss~D,s; ,sr D4i.s! Half nar its resu- A8.75
l French Willow Day Bed, with
French cretonne Q, extra pillows:
finished dark. Frosted brown:
full size. Was $115; %21 TX
3 Fiber Settees, small size highest
grade fiber; wood frame constr1c-
tion: square back; wide arm
rests; upholstered seats and backs;
loose spring cushions; dark. rich
brown finish. Special, 8f2 TX
each ...... %>S<S~
Willow and Reed Section, Fifth
Evening star., 1923-11-15
Boys Vests and
Drawers, ST

Were $3.50 to s1.80.
%, in two-thirds wool; vest with
high neck and long sleeves: draw
ers ankle length: white and
natural sizes 80, 80, "a. for boys
IL to 16 years old.
IA pairs Girls Merino Ribbed
Pants, half wool. white; ankle
length; size g.; slightly TX
soiled. Were 81 80 pair: now. ~
10 Girls Merino Ribbed Combina-
tion Suits, half wool; round neck,
elbow sleeves, knee length; slightly
soiled; sizes 8 and o. for girls IA
and 10 years old. Were $2.I5 O.
and $3.50 each; now. ....... w
Children's Underwear Section,
Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1923-11-15
Infants Skirts. CSC

Were $3.50 and more. 50 Short
Nainsook White Skirts, Gertrude
style; machine and hand made;
trimmed with lace or embroidery;
sizes months to 4 years
% Infants Short Nainsook White
Skirts. Gertrude style; trimmed
with lace or embroidery: sizes 8
months to 8 years. Were 81 LE.
and more each; now. ...... Wv
10 Children's All-wool Coat Sweat
ers, yellow, orange and brown
finished with white brushed wool
collar and cuffs; sizes 8
each; to ; ssa. sss..' Were So $2.95
~ Children's Checked Gingham and
Chambray Dresses, pink, blue,
green; some bloomer style; sizes 2
to years. Greatly re- LE.
duced. each. h............... 00C
30 Children's Chambray Dresses,
straightline or bloomer style; trim
med with fancy stitching or braid;
pink, yellow. tan, green, blue,
orchid; sizes to years. or.
Were 81 each; now. ..... /0C
Infants Section. Fourth door.
Evening star., 1923-11-15
Girls Hats, 75c

Greatly reduced. II Brushed
Wool Hats, for school wear,
pretty shades of rose, tan,
brown, gray.
Girls Felt Hats, in navy;
roll brims. Greatly re- 7Se
duced, each... ~
IL Girls Wash Dresses, of
dotted Swiss and voiles:
brown. blue. yellow and red;
sizes s to IL years.
Grea eatly reduced, "a OK
eaCn
Girls Orchid Georgette
Dance Dress, trimmed with
ribbon; size Is
years. Was $3.50; $40 20
now
Girls English Cravenette
Rain Coats, tan. Were T1E
$3.50 each; now. pS~
Girls Rain Coats. tan and
blue. Were $3.50 "a OK
each; now.
1 Juniors Silk Dress. of
crepe de chine, in navy:
trimmed in tan: size Is
years. Was $3.50; SIS
no"
Girls Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1923-11-15
Women's Gloves. $3.50

Greatly reduced. so Prs.
Women'S 6-button Strap
wrist P. X. sewn Capeskin
Gloves; pearl and French
gray; sizes 51s. 5&. Ga. Z.
27 Prs. Women's 1-clasp
capeskin Gloves: sizes 5i2,
SIX; brown and will
10 low. now Were $3.50 $1.25
30 Prs Women's 2-clasp
Glace Gloves in white, tan
and black; sizes 5 n. 5%, T1
6. Greatly reduced, pr. "
81 Prs. Women's Washable
Fabric Gloves: some with
strap; others 2-clasp Style.
white, gray and brown. Sizes
51s, 6. Were 81 Pr; S0r
now
Glove Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1923-11-15
Wcnens Hose, $1.85

Uneven weave; if perfect
would be $3.50. $50 pairs
Black Silk Hose; open clox
style; isle soles; garter
hem. .
60 Prs. Women's Silk-and-
Wool Mixed Sports Hose:
embroidered silk clox in
beige and beaver; beaver
size 8. biege Sis to
10. Were 81 pr; Tf Ak
so Prs. Women's Full Fash
ioned Mercerized Lisle Hose:
black size 91a; white 91a
and 10. Were 81 pr; 50c
Hosiery Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1923-11-15
Mems LisIe: Socks, 6 Prs, S1.35
Umbrellas, $3.95

Special. 25 Women's 24-inch
Colored Silk Umbrel Has,
navy, green, purple end
brown; assorted wood han
dies, finished with leather
thongs or side straps.
8 Women's 25-inch Colored SILK
Umbrellas, green, brown and navy
assorted wood handles. finished
with leather thongs or
side straps. Were s12 S7.85
each: now. w............. f'se~
Umbrella Section. First hoor.
Evening star., 1923-11-15
Girls Blooners, 45c

Special. SO black sateen bloomers
with elastic waist band and knee.
sizes 4, g, years !.
20 Ideal Waists for Girls; plain:
or trimmed with lace; sizes IA.
and 18 yrs. Slightly soiled. E0-i
Were 75c each: now. wv:
10 Wool Middies in navy and:
green green b. broadeloth; 10th tsi%1med in:
20 years. Greatly re- @ or;
duced. each .......... 3Z.10,
90 Cotton Middies in all.white or
white with colors collafs and cuffs;
trimmed with white braid; sizes
IA, 10, Is and 20 years. or.
Greatly reduced. each. ..... /1S
II Sweaters In slip-over models:
all WOOL "Ascher's make, In
white with colored stripes: siezs
8. 10. IL, II years. Ct *
Greatly reduced. each. 4>sO1
Girls Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1923-11-15
Cowhide Brief Cases
Special, 4.95

A splendid Christmas gift
for student or business
man. so genuine cowhide
brief cases. IS and 10 inch
sizes; 2 and 8 pockets good
width gussets; the 16-inch
size has straps all around.
Tan and browns; mostly
browns.
3 Gray All-wool Steamer
Robes; just slightly soiled.
Were $3.50 each; G. IN
now %|>~O
Travelling Goods Section. First
floor.
Evening star., 1923-11-15
Rugs Reduced

Rigs Reduced
9x12 Seamless Velvet Rug:
slightly imperfect. Gao TX
Was $52.5O; now..... 4S/"S
1 9x12 Reversible Wool Art Rug:
taupe; small imperfec- &0f TX
ton. Was $30.25; now %A>sI~
2 9x12 New Market Wool Fiber
Rugs. Slightly imper-
eses; esei; NOW Were ss7:eo $3.50
3 S.3x10.6 New Market Wool
Fiber Rugs. Slightly imperfect.
Were $22.50 each: T16.76
now ................. rS~S~
} 15 30x60 New Market Wool Fiber
Rugs. Were So each; &1 OK
~ 36x63 New Market Wool Fiber
Rugs. Slightly imperfect. ca *
Were "a each; now..... VS>>~
l 30x60 Mohair Rug. Was Tf0
j 24x4s Mohair Rug. <L TX
Was $12-50; now....... YOsS~
IL 27xN Velvet Rugs. 9 IN
Special. each. ~<<>O
4 9x12 Deltox stenciIed Rugs.
Were $15.75 each; Tf0 *
sr1o Deitor stenciied
Rugs. Were $3.50 GO *
each; now. %/>S~
Rug Section. Sixth door.
Evening star., 1923-11-15
Children's Shoes. S2.45

Greatly reduced.
% pairs Growing Girls High
Black Shoes, sizes 51a, 8. 81a.
"A; An, 8. 6la. Z A; 6. 81a B;
611 c.
z pairs Boys High Black Shoes,
sizes 81 A: b; 3, 3h
c; 3h Z. Greatly re- 80AE
duced. pair. &[s1~
80 pairs Infants High Tan and
Black Shoes, sizes 8. 6Ia, z. ~ C:
8. 6A. Z, III, 8 d. T0IS
Were So pair: now V%s1S
80 pairs Daniel Green Felt Slip
pers, taupe. lavender, blue. pink,
ecru; sizes 8, 4, 5, 9, Z. OK
Were S1.75 pair: now. Nv
80 pairs Felt Slippers, ecru, blue.
pink. purple, rose. gray; sizes 3,
4. 8, Z. 8. Were $1.40 OK
pair NOW
Children's Shoe Section, Fourth
door.
Evening star., 1923-11-15
Housewares Greatly
Reduced

All slightly damaged or
shopworn. but excellent
values.
7s Vanished Wood Coat
Hangers. greatly reduced, 6r
3 Gas Heaters with asbestos-lined
back; nickel trimmed. 81 *
Were $3.50 each; now. 3sI~
2 White Steel Bath Room Cabi-
nets. mirror doors. &E OK
We're S11. 80 each; now. &~%/~
2 White Bath Stools; baked
1, enamel top. Were $3.50 SITS
each; now
3 savory Enameled Roasters; large
size. Greatly reduced, T1 OK
2 Majestic Electric Heaters; large
size. Were 80 each; 81. OK
1s self-wringing Scrub
Mops. Were s5c each; AZ
p Glass Cake and Fruit Stands
with nickel plated bases. E0e
Were 81 each: now. wv
8 May Queen Glib. Electric
Irons complete with eft. cord and
stand. Were 1915 each; @ *
/ Air-o-Mix "whip-all" Electric
Mixer, for whipping cream, ETC.;
.ls. .1:e mixing ndn cake. Was $3.50
Housewares Section, Fifth noor.
Evening star., 1923-11-15

SSU dolls to del1gnt as many lit
have lovely wigs, and eyes tina
And they are priced much bell
Baby Beds, Including Kiddie
Hoops and Kumfy Kribs; COM
plete with mattresses and
springs. Were $14 to $24.
N, Now - $780, sls'7S S18.75
$17.46 ...............
Chiidren's Work Boxes, very
fancy; include patterns, nee
dies and other articles. S3.75
Were IS each; now.... |S1~
s Very Fancy Tapestry Outfits.
include patterns and other ma
terials. Were s2.75 S1.95
each; now.
2 Children's Tables. Great 81
ly reduced, each. W
2 Children's Chairs, slightly
iaIsa imperfect: sst, Were $3.50 $50
i 3 willow Chairs were 81
$1.75 each; now........... W
Toy Section. Fourth door.
Evening star., 1923-11-15
Neg1igees, SIS

Tremendously reduced. 8 negli-
gees, as follows:
3 Flesh Satin Slip-oyer models.
one with flowing georgette sleeves:
the other with Overlapping of wide
silk lace.
1 Gold-colored Brocade Satin, COM
bined with Black Georgette.
/ Plum -cOlored Crepe-back Satin.
coat style; trimmed with French
roses.
/ Black Satin Slip-over. with tunic
Of georgette; finished with picoted
ruffling.
i Smoking Set, pantlette and coat
of striped gold and blue satin nov
city cloth; finished with wide
georgette sash caught with beaded
buckle. Greatly re- &2 OK
uuCtu
Negligee Section, Third door.
Evening star., 1923-11-15
French Underthings

9I.70
Tremendously reduced.
sc garments; envelope
chemiSe. corset covers.
bloomers, drawers, open
drawer combinations and
skirts. OF nainsook and
French percale; daintily
hand embroidered and
finished with hand seal
Looping.
"a Pieces French Underthings:
consisting of straight and
envelope chemise: skirt com
binations and corset covers;
attractively hand embroidered:
hand scalloped: fine nainsook
and French percale. @ OK
Were IS each; now Y@$/~
Silk Underwear Section, Third
6oor.
Evening star., 1923-11-15
Brassieres, SOC

Greatly reduced. so bet
ter makes; De Bevoise,
Pansy and others; of
mercerized broche, laces
and treco; medium and
long line styles; sizes 80
to 4S in group.
II Higher-priced Corsets.
including Binner and
Franco, Lily of France.
Bon Ton; materials of
lovely brooches; girdle
tops; some medium bust
and long hips; sizes %,
23, "a, 25, 26, %. 33. Were
$3.50 and more 81 50I
each. Now. .... TS
Corset Section. Third door.
Evening star., 1923-11-15

% Children's. Dressers. Were
SIS and SIT each; H8.75
8 Children's Shoo-fiys, were
1915 and $4.25. Now - *
Is and Y%>IS
6 Largo Size Boxes Of "Art OF
Making NJ .I K Flowers" Were 4.75
6 Boxes of Doll Millinery Sets;
complete with hats and other
materials; mate. anx We're So $3.45
II "My Pride Dolls" Straight
limbs. rolled hair; Ga Ak
greatly reduced, EACH. %Ss'9S
IL Boxes of "Art of Making
Flowers" Were IS S3.45
each; now ............ fS~
Evening star., 1923-11-15
Apron Frocks, $1.45

Special. 36 Apron
Frocks; navy blue,
heavy lawn, with red
polka dots; round COL
lar; kimono sleeves sash
and pockets; sizes SO to
a..
IL Damask Dresses in red
and white; buff and
white: navy and white;
checked effects; kimono
sleeves; sash; sizes 36 to
46. Were $4.95 @ OK
each; now. ...... T>~
House Dress Section, Third
floor.
Evening star., 1923-11-15

I Brown Mahogany Sew
.as,..s ing Cabinet. in Greatly $8.75
reduced 10.
Combination American Walnut
Dresser; two-toned effect; AZ
inch size Was $50; $40 TX
now -. ...:..-:.. pS/.1@
High grade Simmons Twin
Metal Bed; brown mahogany
aow s1,sh. .....''....,.'i wa. s4'i $24.75
] White Enamel Metal Bed with
Englander link spring;
3-ft. size. Was $3.50; CT TX
1 Fancy Decorated Fold
ing Card Table. Greatly CT TX
reduced ............... YSSS
] Dressing Table with drawers and
triplicate mirrors; combination
brown mahogany. spe- T27 50
4 Simmons Metal Poster Beds; ma
hogany finish; high-grade box spring.
3 twin, double size. CIO E0
Were $5s.75 each; now pf<@|o
Evening star., 1923-11-15
Petticoats and
Pettib1ooners, 9!

Special. $50 garments OF
excellent quality cotton
taffeta and sateen; petit
coats are finished with q
deep pleated ruffie and a
touch of contrasting col
or: pettibloomers are fin
ished with tailored cuff.
Petticoat Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-11-15
$3.50
$6.75
Decorated Porcelain
Dinner Plates, 25c

Were soc. 12 Dinner Plates.
IL After dinner Coffee Cups and
Saucers. border decorated. 1Er
Were soc each; now. ~
12 Decorated English Porcelain
Sauce Dishes. Were 25c fE~
each; now.
China Section, Fifth door.
Evening star., 1923-11-15
Not All Sizes In Any One Style
But All Sizes in the Lot
Wool Skirts
Special, $5.95

80. Tan Wool Skirts;
ca m e g h air effects;
straightline m o d e l in
either striped, plain or
blocked patterns.
Skirt Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-11-15
Chi1dren's Socks. 35c

NIIIIOuSII 5 OOShSt O0S
Were soc. 40 pairs Fine
Ribbed, Rolied-top. Three
quarter Cotton Socks, brown
and black; sizes to 10;
soiled.
Children's Hosiery Section, Fourth
Evening star., 1923-11-15
Women's Dresses
$3.50: were SIS up

12 Afternoon and Street Dresses.
in georgette, Canton crepe and
satin: trimmed with pleated
panels: embroidered in silks
and beaded: black. navy,
brown sizes SO to A.
8 Dresses. for street and after
noon wear, in tricotvill. en-
broidered in silk. braid and rib
bon trimmed: shown in straight
line and draped models; sizes
36. 3S, 40; black. brown, navy.
Were $25. $3.50
and more: now, $40 S0
each pb/>SO
/ Navy Poiret Twill Street and
Afternoon Dress. made over
tile crepe: embroidered in navy
silk: long. tight sleeves and
collar with a touch Of Persian
real lace vestee; size 40. TE6
Greatly reduced, now.-. w.
women's Apparel Sections. Thi
Evening star., 1923-11-15

Clearance-Ever Ready
Flashlights !:
Some of the cases slightly
shopworn from handling, but
otherwise in perfect condE-
ton.
4 were sI.Os each, now, 75e
2 were &1.25 each, now, S5r
5 were $I.8O each, now, $1.15
10 were $2.05 each, now, &l.4a
s were $2.35 each, now, S1.Ss
2 were t2.7O each, now, 81 .9S
2were $3.50 each. now, 81. .45
4 were - each, now. .s2.Se
Sporting Goods Section, Fourth
door.
Evening star., 1923-11-15
SpeciaL-30O
Wonen's Under
things. 78c

A special lot of Gowns
Envelope Chemise. Coms
bi n a tt o n S, Drawers.
Boomers. Shirt Chemisei
Step-ins and Corset Cow
ers, OF nainsook and
crepe; tailored or lace
and embroidery trimmed:
Cotton Underwear Section:
Third floor. ::