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The Washington times., 1924-06-28
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. ing the Million Dollar Chorus"
The revue is under the direction
Of Donald Mcdonald.
Following win come the Klein
brothers, features Of many must
cal comedies, in their '.Jest No
nlents." Margit Hegedus, violin.
iste win prove q treat to all mu-
sic lovers. She win be assisted
at the piano by Otto q. schlaaff.
Miss Robbie Gordone. who has
posed Tor famous artists. win
present an artistic creation which
she chooses to caIl. ''Color Sym.
phonies and Classics."
TIvOLI-A program Of wide
variety IL announced for naxt
week. beginning tomorrow. Il
CrandaIl's new Tivoli Theater.
Ada For1nan and company. In an
interval Of song and dance In
the Castillian manner; Harry
Breuer, xylophone marvel; Cesar
Nesi. operate tenor, and the
contributions Of the Tiyoli Sym.
phony. conducted by Bailey f..
Alart, with Elias Breeslxin In the
concert masters chair, win sup.
ply the spectacular and musical
portions Of the entertainment.
The major film attraction win
be Maurice Tourneur's produc.
ton Of Torment" q First Ma
tional release.
Torment" visualizes q drama
that has its beginning in the
Russian Bolshevik uprising and
its final climax In the recent
Japanese earthquake. The story
concerns the efforts Of q band Of
crooks to come into possession
Of the Russian crown jewels
which Carstock is attempting to
sell to Flint, the millionaire. In
order to raise money for the
relief Of his suffering country.
men. The leading roles are
played by Owen Moore, Maude
George, Bessie Love. JOSEPH Kill
gour, George Cooper. Morgan
Wallace. and Jean Hershojt.
40
STRAND-Another OF those De.
Ightful singing. dancing and nlu.
steal revues presented under the
title Tunes and Steps" win head
the lineup Of vaudc vile and pic.
ture attractions at the Strand
beginning tomorrow. The Strand
has gained quite an enviable
reputation during the current
season Sor the number of classy
little acts OF this character 1t
has brought to Washington.
Others to appear include Rosita
Mantilla and Phil Seed, emulat-
ing ''Sense and Nonsense Dan
Jarrett and Company In "Just
Pal" described as a riot Of
laughs; Harry Reed and Perry
Mayo; presenting Vaudeville Mo-
ments;" and the Brightons. Gar
tistic Ragpickers."
The film offering win bring
fer q premier showing in this
city Loving Lies" featuring
Monte Blue and Evelyn Brent.
The picture Is an adaptation Of
Continued on Page Ia
The Washington times., 1924-06-28
THE GATE-POST
I'm E0srybodys csnfidsaes !:
.By Harold PhilIip,

Strange vagaries Of the
wheel Of fortune in the cases Of
three motion picture players. as
revealed by the valiant mail
carrier who serves this desk:
Number 1: Jane Winton, ex-
Follies girl.
Miss Winton has been signed
BY Famous Players on q long,
term contract with q chance to
work for stardom.
She was left an orphan at
seven but, in striking out for
herself, had the good taste not
TO carry a granite dinner pail.
One day, while lunching at the
Ritz, the official attention
caller Of that establishment
appraised Adolph Zukor and
Jesse Lasky Of the pretty
strangers presence. Both raced
10 her table but Lasky got
there first, Zukor having
tripped over chair in his haste
TO reach the divine-looking little
nobody. I
Asked if she would submit to
. screen test, Miss Winton
stared beyond the imploring
producers and beckoned the
head waiter.
"You will cancel my order for
Jambon ct Potages, Escargots
deS Pont Neuf and raison d'etre,
forthwith, as / leave for Holly
wood Immediately" said she in
elegant diction, even for a
FoIlies girl.
Miss Winton win be seen in
"Mons. Beaucaire," opposite a
now well-known player who was
discovered spading .. measly
looking Long Island lawn sew
eral years ago, Mr.. Valentino.
Now, the story Of how Miss
Wintoit got into the Follies is
even more interesting.
The Little Woman bought her
self 4 corsage bouquet one morn
ing and went over to the AM
sterdam Theater to call, on Flo
Ziegfeld. Flo wasn't seeing any
one that morning, as, indeed, he
wasn't seeing any one any morn
ing for that matter. Discour-
aged, but not disconsolate, the
Little Jane shifted her bouquet
and left. In the hallway she
met Mr.. ziegfeld. Neither
spoke. They were total stran-
gers. On the ground floor the
box office man rushed frantic
ally out and stopped the Win
some Winton and told her that
ziegfeld wanted to see her right
away.
just AS in the case Of Honest
CholmondeIey, the Horatio Alger
bootblack. who won fame and
fortune because he kept his
backing boxes spOtless. Miss
Winton caught ziegfeld's eye
because she wore . cOrsags bou-
The Washington times., 1924-06-28
metropolitan.


Following Jaces daily schedule he working at the
studio:
m-Rises races five minutes Ia an hour for
daddy to shower. study set.
8 q. m.-Spends thirty min IL m. to D. m-Plays
utes in "gym" with his chums the lot
$3.50 a. m.-Breakfast 2 m-AIncn
$3.50 a. m.-Arrives at studio. stndv Il fine ph"s anu
10 q. mis- made up and ON 3 D. m-On the set
the set If he is called BY D. m-Fnishes work
his director when he reaches PLAYS until $50.
the set he begins his daily 6:3O-Dinner.
lessons Usually gets forty Bed.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-28
HoYTs REVUE AT PALACE.

Starting today for a weeks engage
 ment the Palace is offering as the big attraction "Hoyt's Revue" an excel lent musical comedy revue with d big cast of entertainers, with all new faces, entire new company, and in fact everything new but the name.
 The principal featured comedian is
 Lew Williams, a comic that portrays q character 10. perfection and one
 that is responsible for many of the
 laughs that Hoyts Revue will give you. MT. Williams is comedian of
 reputation and so a good laughing bill is assured. He has surrounded
 himself with a great company includ- ing Billy Hail, his partner in fun:
 Johnny Baker, Wallace Hall, Fay
 Daring Charles Russeil Derby Thornton and Charles Williams, and
 not forgetting the chorus fiappers who sing and dance wonderfully well. The show is clean and bright and
 witty and Palace patrons will find real enjoyment and entertainment while the revue holds the stage The
 photoplay feature on this bill pre- sents "The Midnight Alarm" hu- man interest melodrama that carries a punch and action from the start 10 the end. Some wonderful fire scenes are the climax 10 this picture and for thrills cannot be beat. The cast in- cludes cullen Lendis. Alice Calhoun, Percy Marmont and Joseph liligour.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-28
VANITY snoppE" AT CAPITOL.

The big attraction at the Capitol
 for the first three days of the week will offer "The Vanity Shoppe," a
 Keith vaudeville headliner, with Al Weber and Living Models. It is a musical comedy fashion playlet with plenty of bright entertainment and also shows newest styles with the aid If the models, In conjunction with their showing here they will give away free on Wednesday night a beautiful ladies gown and six pair Of Trooper Blue Edge silk stockings at the three matinee performances to the lucky ladies attending, All ladies att tending any Of the shows on the three days will receive a coupon and on Wednesday night the gown will be giyen away. The stockings will be awarded to the lucky ticket holders at each matinee. Other acts on the bill include Leon and Mitzi in q sensa- tional equilibrist offering: Barney, Carlton and Brown are versatile per formers and offer g good variety act; Moore and Mitchell will be the laugh irg hit of the show as they are Worse A-Tile" comedians and have fine line of witty batter which they offer in great way. As an extra at traction Dan Sherman X Co., is offered in "A Jazz c,rcus." MT. Sherman is one of the oldest and greatest rube comedians on the stage today and his act is very well known all over the country as real entertaining. In offer ing the "Jazz Circus" with Mabel De Forrest, he has one of the greatest comedy act ill vaudeville and Capitol
New Britain herald., 1924-01-28

his way home from church yesterday punishment in a time honored fistic method, he hit her a few in return. Do you think that's a good reason for hitting back at her?" demanded the judge. The case was continued euntil Saturday morning and in the meantime Probation Officer Edward c. Connolly will investigate the family difference.
 It Was Good Wine
 Fred Keith got drunk on wine he keeps in his cellar, Saturday night and proceeded to demonstrate who was boss around the house where he lives on Jubilee street. He succeeded very well and in a short time was monarch of all he surveyed.n
 He belongs in an insane asylum" said the wife this morning. In mak- ing statement in his own behalf. Keith stated that he works every day and always pays his bills, giving his wife the money. No denial was made of this, but the wife asked question, which she answered herself, "Money don't make you happy. What good is the money if there is disturbance in the house all the time?"
 Keith was so drunk when arrested that the police had to throw him on the floor of the patrol wagon and sit on him. He protested in court this morning to his violent handling and said. "ls that right to do to a citizen and tax payer?" The case was or dered continued until March in charge of Probation Officer Connolly, and Keith was ordered to cut out the drink.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-28
BIC EUROPEAN ART-LYCEUM.

The famous Sutcliffe family, a European novelty act of more than passing interest is being featured at the LyceGm theater the first three days of this week. This act, which is presented by nine people. has but recently come to this country. The opening number is n musical fantasy presented hy the Wlleys. Plenty of opportunity to laugh is given by Bigelow and l'itz. corl,ing comedy team. In tho comedies and news reels there is that great William Fox production starring John Gilbert in Cameo Kirby" There were many in the audience this afternoon who had seen the real stage production in this same theatcr with Alfred Cross in the title role.
 The story of Cameo Kirby" is re- plete with thrills and romance. If
New Britain herald., 1924-01-28
CITY ITEMS.
Lunch at HaIlinan's.-advt.

Lunch at Hallinan's.-advt.
 The first meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Boys club will be held this evening to elect officers and plan for activities of the season.
 yictrolas and Pianos. Henry Morans t--advt.
 The college club will meet with Mrs. L. P. Slade Of Stanley street this l evening.
 Home cooked luncheon at Crow ell's.-adyt
 Mrs. l.. w. Fortier of S11 East street, who recently underwent an op- eration at St. Francis hospital, is re- ported resting comfortably. l c. L. Pierce & Co.-Oldest Player piano dealers in U. S.--adyt. Daniel Pouzzner of New Haven 1 formerly of this city, spent Sunday at the home of his sister, Mrs. M. D. saxe, of Hart street. Nictrolas. Sonoras. Edisons at Pierce's.-advt. Phoenix Temple of Honor will hold a regular meeting this evening. A meeting of the general commit l tee of St. JoSeph's church fair will be held at o'clock Friday evening in the parish hall.
 Dr. H. c. Heubein of Hartford will speak on "Radium' at the meeting of the Mems Brotherhood of the South Congregational church Tuesday even ing.
 Dr. Mendel Volkenheim has left on an extended vacation to Cuba and Bermuda.
 On next Friday afternoon in the First church chapel, Major Vivian Gilbert will speak before Esther Stan ley chapter Daughters of the Ameri- can Revolution. His subject will be '''fhe Romance of the Last Crusade" Members of the Sons of the American Revolution are invited to attend.
 The 50th annual session of the Grand Chapter of Connecticut, Order of the Eastern Star, will be held at Foot Guard hall, Hartford, next We'd nesday and Thursday, beginning at 10 q. m.
 A meeting of the claims commit tee of the common council will be held tomorrow evening at city hall.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-28

contains a Mississippi river gambler who in the great game Of life and love proves himself a real man. For the last half of the week, with a good picture with another popular star--Charles Jones, in 'Cupid's Fireman" This is a smashing. spec tacular picture with sono great scenes, especially the gigantic fire scene and the spectacular rescue.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-28
LIONS CLUE MEETING.

The next meeting of the Lions clut will be held at Odd Fellows hall al 6:15 o'clock Tuesday night. The IT. Three has been engaged to furnish the entertainment and good speaker has been engaged. On February 5 which is installation night, the best meeting of the year is planned for. A committee consisting of Chairman c. w. Buckley, T. w. O'Connor, W. W. Bullen, T. c. Kilfoyl and w. c. Oquist will have charge.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-28
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aiirhee Myk0 of Grove est be- iieves in self defense g. on ais uife acrdscd him of getting n8 nk on
New Britain herald., 1924-01-28
Boy, Aged 6, Takes Drink
 Of Denatured Alcohol

George Realo, aged $, of 47 Willow street, was removed to the New Brit ain general hospital Saturday even- ing suffering from the effects of drinking denatured alcohol. The fact that the boy had drunk the liquid was quickly discovered and prompt action on the part of his parents in securing physician warded off more serious effects. It was reported at the hospital that the lad is recover ing rapidly.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-28

| patrons will delight in their per- formance. The feature photoriay at- traction on this bill will present Mae Murray, The Queen of Style" in her very latest hit, Fashion Row." It is tense drama of a woman's love and a mans hatred, and during the pie ture Miss Murray makes fifty changes displaying $150,000 worth of new gowns. On Tuesday night, as spe- cial attraction, Raphael's Big Store will stage a style and fashion show with models.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-28

''The Midnight Alarm" is a story oi a plotting business man. Sllas Car ringford, who stays his partner Thornton 10 obtain his wealth. Mrs. Thornton is driven to death before an onrushing train in trying to escape from carringford in an automobile. Susan, her daughter, Is tossed to safety and is picked up lost by Mrs. Berg, who raises her as her own.
 The fire scenes are the best ever shown in any photopley
New Britain herald., 1924-01-28
No "Stop" Lights on Rear
 End of Trolley Cars

Mayor A. NJ. Paonessa has been in- formed by the Connecticut Go. that his suggestion as 10 the placing Of ''stop" lights on the rear of trolleys does not meet with favor and will not be adopted. The plan has been tired out several times, but without much success, fl is said There is also ob- iection because of the large amount Of electricity that is required to main- tain the lights.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-28
Don't Fuss With
 Mustard Plasters!
Musteroie Works Without the Bf,sfer-Eosier, Quicker

There's no sense in mixing a mess of mustard, flour and water when you can easily relieve pain, soreness or stiffness with a little clean, white Musterole. Musterole is made of pure oil of mustard and other helpful ingredients, combined in the form of the present white ointment. It takes the place of mustard plastcrs, and will not blister. Musterole usually gives prompt relief from sore throat, bronchitis, tonsillitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, headache, congestion, pleurisy, rheuma- tisrn, lumbago, pains and aches of the back or joints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds of the chest it may prevent pneumonia). To Mothers: Musterole is now
 made in milder form for
 babies and small children.
 Ask for Children's Musterole.
 35c and 65c, jars
 Igl||jl;'l;IzjI|z!l IZ|g![lIl;'j||z|I!El ||j $ ]
 EIJAA.ss aslEY
 Better than mustard plaster
New Britain herald., 1924-01-28
EdncatIon First Hand

Where do your children learn all their bad language?'
 "Wc live near the income-tax-col- lector's office. .'--Jugend (Munich).
Evening star., 1924-01-24
Pre.Invent0ry Sale
of Imitation IvOry
DOueSticS
DrasticaILv Reduced

Short lots with big values for the
housewife.
3S-,nca Bleach Cotton Remnants, in
various lengths. Priced. Friday, 1Sc
a2.inch Remnants of Featherproof
Ticking, with herr.ngbone stripes. SSc
Fridays price. yard ..:.......::., ~
SheSting, "a, a4 and 1914. II OFF
For.Frfday .......... I3 On
Infants Pillowcases, in various
widths, some slightly soiled. 10c
Fridays price ................: w
Heavy Seamless Sheets. hemmed
ready for immediate use. 81 ghtly
irregular. Sizes SlX00 and 81 I'M
72x9O. Fridays price...... ~A'OO
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1924-01-24
Savings On Toys
and Dolls

(S) Mama Dolls, 2o inches high and
fully dressed. Regularly "a OK
Sl295. Fridays price P1s/O
t10) Mana Dolls: all dressed C1 OK
Regularly 1895. Fridays price ~As/c
"a Sets of Furniture, dresser, chif-
hs.ssy fSnsIs ass e aF1sshs rsasy '1sis pese $105
(10) Tool Chests; fully COM
plete. Regularly sl.s5- Fri S1M
Mechanical Automobiles. with
two trsilers. Regularly 69c. 400
friday price .....-.........
f20l Imported Dolls. with hair and
sleeping eyes: also shoes and
stockings. Regularly A.95 C1 o.
and $685.. Fridays price. pA./o
A niscellaueors gronp Of toys. slight
Is soiled from. handling Fri 1Sc
FOURTH xsosA Hyee
Evening star., 1924-01-24
Pre.InventOrr
Rummage Sale of
China

odds and eros to /" ciearan""c II
lc>s than cost
Imported China Covered vegets bic
Dishes. in border patterns with cola
gold handles. Formerly 500. OOo
tboirc short lot price. Nv
Imported China Dinner Plates. For
nr,rs n,srly si,", Choice short Lot 25c
Cups and Saucers OF imported china.
s.Sh soT%erly 7'%. Short Lot price 25c
Cake Plates of imported china. For
merly Csc. Short Lot price, CSc
each
Imported China Salad Plates. For
merly 5Or, 75c and s1o0. Short 0Sc
Lot price NV
Bread and Butter Plates OF imported
china. Formerly Soc and soc. 1lC
Short Lot price. observation-disclosures. AoS
Oil Paintings from a European art
school. Formerly $500. Short OQc
Lott price. each. h................. ~
SIXTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1924-01-24
SilverzVare Savings

(I3) pieces Of Gold.lned Silver Table
Ware, regularly $l.S9. Fri C1 40
(s) Fancy Gold-hned Nut 7Qc
(65) silvsr-plated Bon Bon Baskets,
with colored insets. Regularly SOc
81 90. Friday .................
(ll) Sets Of Individual Salts. 7Oc
Regularly 95c. Friday ........
5 FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1924-01-24
Savings In SOab

(l32 dozen) Hard-water Soap. For
merly Sl.00. Friday, dozen. ..... $50
$50 dozen) Orange and Lemon Soap.
Formerly 81 90. Friday. dozen. see
$50 dozen) Jergen's Royal Palm Soap.
Formerly S1.O0. Friday. dozen. -. S9c
t35 dozen) Colgate's Oval Bath Soap
tcocoanut, violet. olive). Formerly 6Oc.
Friday, dozen Observation-Disclosures. .39c
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1924-01-24
Soc to $500 Yard
THIRD FLOOR
H0nSezvare S1vingS

(5o) washboilers and cakes of
3ssssy Rs:s .; ss;g: E:,ssS ssss'sri7 $3.50: $IO9
(loo) Bottles Wizard Floor Polish,
regularly 30c. Priced for Fri 1OO
Qay
600 Rolls Of L. B. Toilet Tissue.
9, 800 sheets to the roll. Regu- 1So
larly 45c. Friday .............. ~NS
(io0) Wizard Self-Wrnging Nops
that will keep your hands out @ 40
Of water. Reg $2.95. FIR day p6s7/
(75) 6h-gal. Heavy Garbage Cans.
with tight fitting lids. Regu- C1 M
larly 81 Friday .......... pA'OO
Oil. Regularly $1.25. Fri 7Oo
SIXTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1924-01-24
700 off Auto Robes
Friday Only!

Here's the chance to get warm
robe now when you need it most. Every
robe in stock is Included, ranging
T,,a., II Prices $5.95 to $500
is pairs( Gray Plaid Blankets. With
soise,te binding. Regularly ESM
sJ.a5. Fridays price. ~osOO
% Single or rSr ThIes,auartsr r,oa Hand ID
choice uf white. pink, yellow and
purple. Formerly $40. Fri * OS
days price ,.......-.
a. Plain Blue Satine Comforts, III
;1i,s ;llliss sNs re Essa'af'E s siss5, 1895
CAPITOL Brand Mattresses; all layer
felt soft aud resilient. For CID 1\
meTly s1s.s7. Fridays price
FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1924-01-24
75c Whifing's
DeckIe.Edge
Wrifing P0ber, SOC

Just % boxes. with - sheets Of paper
and "a envelopes in each.
tSs) packages Of Linen.fnish En-
yelopes, In pink. blue or lavender.
Formerly 1oc package. Friday. 1Oc
p4Ck2k6S LOT
(24) Bottles of Carter's Black Sc
Ink. Formerly 10c. Friday.... "
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1924-01-24
Neckwear
Short Lots
Good Savings

Flat Collars, of venise lace. i'll
white and ecru. Short Lot price, 2Oo
eaCn
Net and Lace Guimpes. with tuxedo
and Peter Pan collars. Short Lot kOc
price, each NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. w
STREET FLOOR
Evening star., 1924-01-24

Friday Bargains! Short Lot Sales! Great Savings!

omeoe ntnro omesa pd mnd
f b their cd ends nd
aksae % phone
Evening star., 1924-01-24
Sh0rt.L0t Savings
On Bows Wear

ID Long oyercoats, sizes IA. 15, 1G
and II. Short Eet GS 0S
! 40 Warm ami M1e.inaHs. sr.' sizes &.05
1901 Junior Overcoats, of chinchilla
and heavy o'ercostings: sizes G2 QS
> 10 y. Short Lot price. VOs/o
1881 Shirts. collar attached model,
second of higher grade; sizes 12E 40c
t" 4. Short Lot price. ~
(23) Crompt0n Corduroy Suits. sizes
10. 49, IL and Is Short Lot &S 0S
t96) Blouses, in broken size range.
collar-attached style. Short Lot 40c
Ges) Puilover sw.aters, With biz
roll collars. short Lot %1 %
tss) Winter Polo Hats, with 40c
ear tabs. Short Lot price . TN
f72) Union Suits, of good quality:
sizes IS 10 "a. Short Lot 400
C7s) pairs khaki ov.raii., bib style:
sizes to l.. Short Lot dOc
(2o) pairs Cloth Knee Pants. size
:, !, ., and .. SORT Lot 4Qc
Pa: Fa7 Rainooat outs,s, tan WIN
hat to match. short Lot @ -
Css Wash Suits, in sizes :, 4 dOc
and =. Short Lot price .... ~
l72l White Shirts. collar attached or
n,'t'sn r. snn-, s'tdt- int n sic" il ~. !" 75c
C79) Brushed Wool Mufaers. III plain,
i,1ilea in1 nr,,n and ~ checked effect. Short 75c
(e2) Cloth Knickers. Sizes zSo
to IL. Short Lot pricc.... sSS
(421 Flan"elette Pajamas. small 7Er
sizes only. Short Lot price. -. fcS
t5s) School Suits, in serviceable nil
lures; two-pants knickers.
sizes to Is. Short Lot S3.0S
FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1924-01-24
W0,uen'S Cloves in
Clearance, SOC

600 pairs of glores-representing
broken size lots In kid, fabr c and double
silk styles. White, black and the
popular suit shades are included.
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1924-01-24
Fur Goats
Clearance Priced!

Formerly @ s'sss s.S7s' o''sy s,,s.s: Goat: $500
~ White Coney Jac-
qustte. Formerly $59.I5. C1O x
rarnorI, n Tan .ss;s eoasy 1.ssus'ss. E1's.s $65W
O) Seaiine Coat, trimmed with
riatka uirrel. Formerly coz M
SI<5.0U Friday .. p)CsOO
es;s.; es.s.; 'Fss Fs'"'r'y s's''"o $500
(1) Wild Cat Jacquette. Coz M
Formerly $4,000. Friday. Vow
~ Platinum Jacqustte. coz I'M
Formerly $l45.On Friday. V/C'OO
% Brown Caracul Jacquette. trim
.,ss .ss ,c with rf;S,v fS1; ro'mell, $I25.W
~ Tan Caracul Coat, trimmed
with Kolinsky squirrel.
Formerly s2''.oo. Fri $I05.W
SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1924-01-24
Soc to $3.50 Yard
TIIIRn EI AAR
Handbags
Halt Priced
Soc to$6.O0

Leather aud Fabric Handbags, slight
: suilei frpm display.
nrGiually S1.nD 10 S0C fO S I'M
Sl.e0. Friday. .....- wv ~ %OsOo
Leather vanities. Formerly 1Sc
Sl.h'. Friday
Billy Burke Compact Holders. CSr
Formerly Sl.oV and S1..3. Friday
800 Beaded Bags. Former ST 0S
Il S3Jt FRIDAY. ....-.-
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1924-01-24
4 Pre.InventOry
Clearance
WOmen'S Hosiery
SOC

a general wedding out before stoss,
takins brings to light some splendid
nairs of silk. silk and FIBER and cotton
and wool hose. In black. white and
colors Broken sizes paturaly-out
enough TO warrant your finding your
size in one style If not all.
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1924-01-24
Short Lots in
Lovely Lingerie

pe,.idcd savings on lovely groups Of
SILK. Porto Hirnn aud Domestr' gar
ncntS.
r.l,n.S, q GrsPs ,s .. de Chine R1is., Gown. $795
,,..l..-,c a. Crepe !, q dc Tsis.x Chine Gown $29
e. cTsp: Dc l.. Chine SneHdss. $395
r,pe, a. Crepe :. de 4, Chine TrI.ch ohemiss. $l.05
orn.eIS q Crepe :, q. T. Chine S1'mi's. $395
rorD.,,I O. s,a,q@ q I'm sIIs,1 sub Vests. $3.95
roIne-,1 a. h1sig@ d ~ siis,x siis Vest. $2.95
nj, ~ Philippine e ~ sr,ssS Down. For, $2.95
m.II5 H} sai'tpDin: e a1 rr,sss' ssrn For $2.25
@,'s5a f;.';a SEE: Formerly ssSS: S1.95
m.t', 81 s.:H.''f si.4S rrtsss ssyn'' For. $1.25
rr's., 1:s;,, siss', '' Fo'SsF's ss.s: S1.95
40 ~ s.,ds s..iste Vests Formerly Soc
THIRD FLOOR