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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-03
SAPP-MACON WEDDING SOLENINIZED

A pretty wedding took place Satur- day afternoon at 5 50 o'clock at the home of Mfr and Mrs A H. Abel when Miss Jessie Macon and Mir Oscar L. SaPp of Greensboro. N. C.. were united in marriage with Rev Frank Atkins officiating
 Miss Mabel Hodges was the maid of honor, wearing a tam geOrgette dress and she carried an arm bouquet of pink aStersl
 Mir Jeff Dilser was Mir Sapp's best man.
 The bride was attractive in her trav- cling suit of blue with tan aecessories. Her flowers were a shower of Sweet heart roses
 Preceding the ceremony Miss Evan Seline Williams sang. T Love You Truly" and Heart of Her.
 Mr- and Mrs Sspp left imediately for ChattamO0ga where they will make their home for a short while.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-03
CATHOLIC WOMAN'S CLUB ENTERTAINED

Catholic Woman's club of West End met Wednesday with Mrs. Conrad and Mrs Bayliss at Mrs. Conrad's home on Fulton avenue. Twenty-Five members responded to roll call.
 Reports. from the sewing committee showed one hundred and sixty-eight garments already made and sent to the orphans at East Lake this year. It was decided to give a watermelon cutting at West Lake, each club mem Der bringing one guest. One new mem Der, Mrs. William Brown, was re- ceived into the club. Mrs. Conrads sister, Mrs. J. s. Doone, of Los Ange- les, was a guest.
 Miss Margaret Conrad served a de- lightful punch during the afternoon.
 Garden flowers throughout the house were used in profusion. At the close of the meeting a plate luncheon was served by the hostesses, assisted by Miss Mar garet Conrad, Mrs. Doone and Mrs O'Neil. Next meeting will be on Wed nesday, August 5, at the club room, Mesdames E. H. Decker and Thomas Davis hostesses. All those having tickets or names on the spread are re- quested to bring them to this meeting.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-03
Wilson Syrping- ton Wedding In
 September

The first of the fall weddings of so- ciai prominence in which cordial in- terest is manifested will be that of Miss Emily Bland Symington or Baltimore and Dr. Frank Cunningham Wilson of this city.
 The ceremony will take place at St. Timothys church at Catonsville, Md, near Baltimore, at f 80 o'clock on the afternoon of Tuesday, September 10.
 Dr. Wilson has made his home in Baltimore for some years, having re- ceived his medical degree from the Johns Hopkins university, after which he was appointed resident physician of a we'll known hospital in Baltimore.
 Miss SymingtOn is not stranger in Birmingham as last spring she was the feted guest of her fiance's parents, Dr. and Mrs. Cunningham Wilson, later spending a short while with Miss Rose Smith, so it will be with sincere pleas ure that she will be welcomed when Dr. Wilson brings here here as a bride to make their future home.
 Several relatives of Dr. Wilson will go to Baltimore for this important event.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-03
MRS. MAYFIELD HOSTESS AT LUNCHEON PARTY

Judge Virginia H. Mayfield gave a luncheon Thursday at her home on Cliff road in honor of Mrs. J. T. Jones of Decatur, who had motored from her home to spend few days in .Birming- ham.
 Lilies and roses were used as the table decorations and summer flowers were placed in the music room, sun parlor living room.
 The hand-painted place cards bore the names of Mrs. J. D. Scruggs, Mrs. E. c. Crow, Mrs. N. L. Bagley, Mrs. Mary Echols, Mrs. Harry Burns, Miss Lillian Gregory, Mrs. Charles Sharp, Mrs. J, T. Jones and the hostess.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-03
MISS BETHA HONORS VISITORS AT BOOK

Miss Jean Bethea entertained Friday afternoon with an informal rock party. honoring two visitors, Miss Charlotte Ann Graves of Cincinnati, who has been the guest of Mrs. R. B. Chandler, and Miss Margaret Smith of Norfolk who is visiting Mrs. Claude Bethea.
 The guests included Miss Marian Horton, Miss Elizabeth Robinson. Miss Cresendo Grant, Miss Kathleen Sann- ders, Miss Mary Elizabeth Grey, Miss Mary Evelyn Silver, Miss Mary Ellen Saunders.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-03
JOINT HOSTESSES
 HONOR MRS. KELLY

Mrs. Robert Echols and Mrs. Gilbert Ritehie entertained Friday afternoon at q miscellaneous shower at the home of Mrs Echols, honoring Mrs. Fred Kelly, a recent bride, formerly Miss Elizabeth Graves. The house was beautifully decorated with a profusion of garden flowers, carrying out a color scheme of yellow and white.
 The hostess was assisted in receiving the guests by Mrs. Kelly and Mrs. Graves. Punch was served on the porch by Misses Rebecca Echols and Louise Bell. Miss Winnie Roberts had charge of the brides book. Miss Eve lyn Johnson gave several interesting readings. A contest, A Shakespearian Love Story, was enjoyed. The gifts were charmingly arranged and were pre- sented by Mrs. Gilbert Ritchie. An ice course was served to seventy-fiYe guests.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-03
MISS REDD HOSTESS AT LUNCHEON FOR VISITORS

Miss Katherine Redd entertained in formally Friday with a small buffet luncheon at her home honoring Miss Beverly Christian of Greensboro, the guest of Miss Virginia Raul, and Misses Mary Louise and Jane Ramsay a&S Misses Margaret and Janet Jones of Pennsylvania, the attractive guests ot Mir. and Mrs. Andrew Ramsay.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-03
NIFTY NINE CLUB TO GIVE DANCE

The members of the Nifty Nine club are entertaining "Wednesday evening with dance at the Country club This club Is composed of d group of at tractive yOumg school girls who ire qnently entertain with informal affairs, SO this dance is looked forward to by the younger set
 The members of the Nifty Nine are Miss Mary Nabb Phillips, Miss Lucille HaSseuger, Miss Susan Porter, Miss Elsie Kirkland. Miss Mary Berry. Miss Caroline FOwlkeS- Miss Virginia Jacobs, Miss Elizabeth Grabbe-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-03
MRS CRABBE TO ENTERTAIN AT TEA

Mrs E. F. Crabbe has extended in vitatiOnS to an informal tea on Wetnes- day afternoon at o'clock at her home experimenting her Sister-in-law, Mrs w c WimbiSh. of Atlanta, formerly Of Birmingham
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-03
MIR. AND MRS. CHARLES ALLEN ENTERTAIN KAR-DEX CLIJR

meeting Thursday evening at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Charles Allen of West End.
 After the games the prizes were awarded to Mrs. c. W. Frank and MT. c. H. Ford. A delicious salad course was served to the following members. Mir. and Mrs. c. H. Ford, Mir. and Mrs. Fred Grantlow, Mir. and Mrs. G. W. Frank, Mir. and Mrs. E. K. Leslie, Mir. and Mrs. George Wheeldon, MT. and Mrs. Byrne Quinn and the hosts.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-03

summer and still others will continue to go, and the social whirl will remain at low ebb until prominent weddings in the autumn and the return from. resorts will give an impetus to the renewal of the social activities.
Evening star., 1924-11-20
Home Frocks, $4.95

Were $3.50. Z Home F'rocks, Of
fine quality suiting; hemstitched
and button trimmed; round neck,
short sleeves; with belt. Sizes
So. 40 to 46.
House Dresses, of fine cham
bray. in green and lavender; v
neck, three-Quarter sleeves:
straightline models; sizes SO, 40,
4s. Radically reduced $1.95
s Nurses. white Uniforms. of
nurses cloth; waistline, loose
belt. reversible collars and with
long or short sleeves; sizes ~,
a and 46. Were 1895 q OK
each: now. ............. %S><~
Girls Cooking Sets of Linene
Apron and Cap, size II. HE-
Were 81 set; now. NV
Home Frock Section. Third noor.
Vornen's Underthings, 68c
Special. 100 Gowns, Step-ins,
Boomers, Vests and Slips. OF
nainsook. batiste and voile: tai
lored and lace trimmed; flesh and
white.
78 Gowns, Slips and Envelope
Chemise. Of nainsook and shadow
batiste; tailored or lace and en-
broidered trimmed: flesh &f az
and white. Special, each. ~>~S~
Cotton Underwear Section, Third door.
Evening star., 1924-11-20
Imported Dinnerware .
Reduced

Half price and less to close out.
IS Tea Plates. now, each, 25c.
IL Oatmeal Dishes, now, each,
26c.
II Sauce Dishes, now. each, 16c.
9 Bread and Butter Plates. now,
each, Zoe.
2 Sauce Boats and Stands, now,
each, $3.50.
2 Decorated Covered Dishes,
now. each, $3.50.
1 Meat Dish; large size, now 81
1 Meat Dish: large size; slightly
imperfect, now S2.50.
IL Soup Teapots, now, each,
Soc.
6 Sauce Boats, now, each, Soc.
1 Brass Umbrella Stand; slightly
imperfect. Was IS; now $2.50.
China Section. Fifth door.
Evening star., 1924-11-20
Clearance American
Porcelain Dinnerware

To close out these odd pieces,
prices are fraction of what
they were.
SO Pie Plates. now, each, zoe.
20 Tea Plates, now, each, 2Sc.
8 Dinner Plates, now, each, 35c.
4 Coupe Soup Plates, now,
each, zoe.
I Sauce Boat and Stand. now
Sl.25.
Sauce Boats, now, each. 50c.
Pickle Dishes, now, each. soc.
4 Covered Vegetable Dishes,
now, each, $3.50.
Cream Jugs. now, each, tOc.
Covered Sugar Bowls, now,
each, 81.
Meat Dishes, 12-inch. now,
each. S1.3s.
8 Meat Dishes. now, each, $1.S5.
80 Tea Cups and Saucers, now,
each, 35c.
22 After-dinner Coffee Cups and
Saucers. now, each, SOC.
China Section. Fifth door.
Evening star., 1924-11-20

Dresses, SO
Were 1850 and $3.50. ! Tan
Flannel Sports Dress, braid and
button trimmed; size SO. 1 Tan
and Dark Brown Plaid Flannel
Sports Dress, coat style; size
36. I Tan and Brown Stripe
Sports Dress, size a..
10 Poiret Twill, Flannel and
Jersey Street Dresses, in seven
different styles; navy, brown.
cocoa, rosewood and tan: sizes
SO. 40, AZ. Were $3.50.
S25 and much more %fS
each; now ............. w.
/ Wool Rep Two-piece Dress,
size 38; / Gray Poiret Twill
Coat Dress, trimmed with navy
blue, size 40, and 1 Black Crepe
de Chine Street and Afternoon
Dress, black embroidered trim
med, size 36. Were $3.50
and and m u ch more S12.5 so
each; now. ......... FSSS
Gray Satin-back Crepe Ro-
maine Dime er and Afternoon
Dress. embr.idered In silver
and light blue velvet: applique
around bottom OF skirt: size
3s; slightly soiled. 1 Orchid
Chiffon Afternoon and Dinner
Dress. lace trimmed; short
sleeves; size 3s: slightly soiled.
1 Lanvin Green Straightline
Pleated Afternoon and Dinner
Dress, lace trimmed; size 40. 2
Gray Crepe Romaine Afternoon
and Dinner Dresses, tunic
effect; sizes SO and AZ; slightly
soiled. Were $3.50 and very
much more each: <20 E0
now -. .......... PS&<1O
Dress Section, Third door.
Spencers, $1.95
Were $2.s5. II wool surplice
spencers; tan, brown and white.
Slightly imperfect.
and long; navy with red and
white borders; ideal
for sports. Were $5.75 "a or
each; now w.,......... TSs<~
2 Sleeveless Wool Sweaters; 1
fern rayon and wool and 1
W white 1T ice, ice wool: Were $2.95
2 Cap and Scarf Sets: brushed
wool; tam caps, fringed ends.
1 tan, l navy. Radi- q *
cally reduced, each. pHs<S
8 Handmade Imported Bed or
House Jackets from Austria; 2
maize and yellow; / white with
navy border. Were O. or
s5.75 each; now. ..... 4o"0
Sweater Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1924-11-20
Home Needs Reduced

Slightly imperfect. shopworn or dam
Oak s.epl.dder Chair. SfoS
At. Udeii's stepiadders. q OK
Were IS each; now........ p\</S
l White Enameled Steel Hamper:
medium size; square shape. "a OK
! T'f L.sse ss;s'' siae now; Wire Trash q X
Burner. Was $3.50: now.... pS><S
] Domestic Science" Two-compsrtment
Fireless Cooker, equipped with legs,
utensils. racks, soapstone
New Perfection Blue Enameled OIL
Heater with nickeled tri m m 1 n Q,
equipped with brass reser- Ct OK
1oir; Was s12: SO: row. &/./S
2 New Perfection White Enameled Oil
cuuipped with with brass nsseise Feser- 'Sa'is $a Sn
yoirs. Were S1s.T5 each: now Qo<0O
Reznor Gas Heaters, with copper re-
nectorsi medium size, suitable to heat
q small size room. Were Ga Sn
! white Enameled Adjustable
Bedside Table. Was $1250; & 0S
i white Enameied Uiiiit; Te. Soe
Cart. Was s1025; now. PSs/0
l 42-iIch Unfinished Gateleg TS OK
Table. Was $3.50; now. 31>/O
36-inch Unfinished Serving Table.
with drawer and shelf. Was * OK
! Msnn,nr. noE .Eowm:n n;::t,;: n ~, xo.n
ptese pnw with pans Was $40. S5.B
500 rolls Good Quality Toilet
tissue 1.oOo-sheet rolls. Spe- 2S~
Siai' oozen. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. wv
Housewares Section, Fifth noor.
Evening star., 1924-11-20
Sateen Blooners, CSC

Special. 36 English Sateen
Boomers, fine quality, with dou-
bie-shirred cuffs; brown, Pekin,
tan, violet, navy and black.
Petticoat Section, Third door.
Evening star., 1924-11-20
Tomorrow-Last Remnant Day Til After Christmas
Exhagehe; c. D.
Children's Guimpes. 45c

We're 81. White Lawn Guimpes,
front finished with tucks; high neck.
long sleeves, both edged with lace; size
4 Infants Wool Blankets; white with
blue striped border; slightly @ OK
soiled. Were $3.9b each; now V&s/~
8 Infants Wool Sweaters: button-up
front or slipover style: white, tap. light
@ years. Were "a. .e5 each: now P|s/~
0 Children's Kimonos; quilted satin;
japanese: finished with turnover cu1f;
silk cord at waist; rose, red and copen;
sizes 4 to 6 years. Were ca OK
SI.DU edch. now
o Children's 3-Piece Wool Cape Sets;
cape, hat and cretonne dress green.
tan and copen; sizes 3 to 8 Ct IN
years. Were $40 set; now :. YS>~S
Infants Section, Fourth door.
Evening star., 1924-11-20
Hair Nets, Csc Dozen

Special. Real human hair
nets; cap and fringe styles;
single mesh; light, medium
and dark brown, auburn,
blonde and black.
Notion Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1924-11-20
Girls Dresses, $1.95

Radically reduced. IA Linen Dresses. in
pink. blue, rose and gold: sizes 8 and 8.
IT Girls Gingham Dresses. in attractive
styles and colors sizes 8, and OK
10. Radically reduced, each. -. ~
8 Girls Party Dresses, of taffeta. geor-
gette and crepe de chine; trimmed with
r,ities and lace blue and pink: sizes g
and 10. Radically reduced, T2 OK
j Girls Pink Crepe de Chine Party
Dress, trimmed with lace and ribbon
attractive style; size II. Was &fE
e29.50; now. w................ W.
Girls Dress, with cape to match rust
crepe de chine, trimmed with colored
braid; size 10. Was $3.50; @fE
now
Girla, md Iuniars, Section Eonrfh floor
Evening star., 1924-11-20
Reed and Fiber Furniture
Is to Il Less. Former Prices

2 large, wide fare-arm Fiber
Chairs, suitable for living
room; upholstered in silk
mixed tapestry; soft brown I'm
fsh; spring seat cushion;
rockers to match.
Were $3.50 each; <f2 *
now ...............
large size six-foot Reed Set
toe; square design, upholstered
seat and back in bright Gre
tonne: spring seat cushion;
light gray finish; shopworn;
soiled: sold ''as is."
Less than half for &1A ~
mer price ......... &1>Z~
1 Fiber Desk and Chair; light
brown decorated finish; kidney
shapes u drawer; chair has
solid weave seat and back; q
piece set: slightly
sh0pworn. snos Was $50; $3.50
Q Reed Table Lamps; brown,
large; shopworn, sold
"as is" Were $3.50 90 ~
each: now. V/~<~
! Fiber Rocker and Chair to
match; upholstered seat and
back: spring cushion: back
covered in tapestry.
Slightly soiled. Spe- &fE TX
cial, each .......... ~>~sIS
/ Large High-back Fiber Chair;
mohgol finish; upholstered in
tapestry: has box-spring seat
cushion; slightly soiled. Sold
cas- is." Was $3.50; Go TX
: HseA. asd' Finer Furniture ,sectioa..>
Fifth moor. - - =. -
Evening star., 1924-11-20

s large high-grade flare-arm
fiber rockers, upholstered seat
and back in silk mixed, rich
toned tapestry. Box-seat spring
cushions; rosted
brown finish. Were Go TX
$40 each; now...... 1>S<S~
2 Rockers; medium size, semi
round; upholstered back and
loose spring seat cushions up
holstered in silk-mixed tapes
try; frosted brown
anish' Finish w Were $3.50 $t8.75
Zach; now ......... T>O$ES -
2 Fiber Rockers; brown finish:
upholstered in tapestry; spring
sea sssf 20 cushion; sssh: NOW Were 3t8.75
1 Reed Table: 34x54 inch: an
tique green finish; slightly
damaged: sold "as
rsaucsa ,s:a 9remsnaoa'i. .'....'a... STATS:
1 Reed Chaise Lounge; st.
George pattern; upholstered
back; box-spring seat cushion;
frosted brown flnishi slightly
sole Was $3.50; &2E
now ......s......... ..... xSS
1 Beautiful High-back Fine
Round sut Reed Chaise Lounge,
with wide, strong arn' woven
entirely solid. with box-spring
seat cushions. covered In ore-
tonne; pare h m ent finish.
Slightly sofled. Was &LE
$3.50; now. WV
Rocker. and I Chair to match
above .Chaise Lounge. E2S.
Were $5s each; now. Wv
Evening star., 1924-11-20
Sample Models Art
Needfework Reduced

All completely embroidered and
finished ready for use.
Is Women's Dresses. Were $425
to SIG each: now. $2.75 to $40
Centerpieces. Were s6.75 to SIS
each: now. $3.50 to $12
Luncheon Sets. Were $11.50 to
$3.50; now........ $3.50 to 1915
9 Tablecovers. Were $3.50 to 81:
now. $S to S4-25
IS Children's Dresses. Were
$3.50 to s11.50; now. .$S to $3.50
IL Vanity Sets. Were Sc TO
$11.5O; now. - to $3.50
81 Guest, Glass and Tea Towels.
Were 50 to SIS each; now
s1.2S to S3.2s
10 Scarfs. Were $3.50 to s225O.
now. $3 to $I5
2 Pillowcases. Were SIS each;
now ................. 1926
8 Pillows. Were SIS to $25;
now .............. $3.50 and $40
pairs Curtains. Were $3.50 to
S15; now. $S to $40
Hot Dish Mat. Was $3.50;
now $2.
Three Hot-handle Holders. Were
$3.50 each; now. ..$1
4 pairs Rompers. Were IS and
s5.25; now. 1925 and $3.50
/ Pillow Top. Was 81; now $3.50
Art Embroidery Section, Second floor.
Nut Bowls, SOC
Special. 10 Nut Bowls; 2 pieces
Nut Bowl Stand; special, &2.5O.
8 Nut Bowls; very special.
each, S1.e5.
Nut Bowls: very special,
each, $1.50.
China Section, Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1924-11-20
Jur1ior Boys Suits, $6.75

Were $12.5O and 1880. IS Wooden
Suits. button-on and vestee models;
broken lots from our regular stock;
sizes 3 to 8 years in the lot.
8 Boys Blanket Bath Robes; attractive
R:sssr1: %.ss s. e.es; .,1s noy. years only $295
Stout Boys Corduroy Suits; dark
shades: sizes IL, 13, l6. II,
1sw rs years: ,',. Were $3.50 each; $8.E
IL pairs Stout Boys Corduroy Knickers;
dark shades; sizes 16. II and
1s years. Were $3.50 pair; @ 2E
40 Wash Suits: MILDLY and button
styles; q good assortment: sizes 4 to 10
inclusive. Were $3.50 and 50 Ct Ak
each: now .................. TS~
RnvS, EAcfinn Ennrth doof
Evening star., 1924-11-20
- Snverware Section, First door.
Lace Curtains Greatly
Reduced

Reduced
Odd lots greatly reduced for immediate
clearance; samples are included and
pairs Two-toned Point Venice Cur
IN: ;.Is:' sss' %sss Rsss' .fss ff;s'; p.l as :1l;
3 pair. Frinsed Boitom Easement Ne.
Curtains; 2h yards long,: "a QS
ecru. Were $3.50 pait; now 4~k>oO
pairs Cream Swiss Point Lace Cur
tai sains; % very R pretty; : nj nice quality; S.
pairs Ivory irish Point Curtains: mar
row border; ~ yards long. Were "a
$3.o5 pair; now. ......... ~
8 pairs voile s,,.,. Curtains; al fine lace edge;
8 pairs Ecru swiss Point Lace Curtains:
attractive pattern; az yards. (E
Yer y sraIs@ g Bottom RRst File; si;ad.. Cur
tains; the heavy mesh, aristocrstic net
curtains; not all Of one pat g OK
tern. Radically reduced. each 4ZsOS
a':s eu;s.,s.. 1'nssF Psis Of 9t iiss iiss price
Remnapts Of cretonnes. R.yon. Case.
ment Cloths. Nets, voiles and many
holstery fabrics suitable for bags, cush.
s:s: .ss:; fsss.,s; s.sss:s. :9s st::. Is to u
: Combinations, $I.95
Special. 4s Women.s Rayon tartinciaI
sleeves; knee length; tailored, finished
IL Women's Combination Suits. Sui ana me: ::
sss9s knee isnsss tsor.d neen a..hsS "a
neck and arms; sizes 4. o. 9, 9 and Ct
< Knit 0sSd Gadsrw.s1 s s.etica. TSiii soss.
Evening star., 1924-11-20

200 pairs women's Better Grade
All-silk- Chiffon Hose. in vari-
Gus street and evening shades,
nudes. grays and gun metal,
with black heels; slightly un-
even weave; IL perfect &f OK
would be So and 81 pr, Y>>/S
Hosiery Section. First door.
Evening star., 1924-11-20
Silk Umbrellas. $3.45

ASAxxA S444S4 S4ASASS *SSxS
Special. 10 Women's 24-inch,
Tape-edge Colored Silk Um-
brellas; navy, purple, green,
brown and black; assorted carved
wood handles. finished with
leather thongs or side straps.
5 women's 25-inch Ottoman Bor-
:; der Silk Umbrellas, red and
green; assorted wood-trimmed
handles. Were IS each; OAK
." Umbrella Section. First door.
English Sweaters, $5.95
Were $40: women's Imported
Sweaters, slip-over style; v neck,
- long sleeves: jade and orange.
Two-piece Knitted Suits, slip
over and Tuxedo models; tan and
orchid. We're SIS each; OK
now ............s.....
z Jersey Frocks, ono ana two
piece: long and short sleeves;
button trimmed; also trimmed in
contrasting colors; canary, tan
each: eaS Ans now........... . '.'... $}6.5O
sportswear Section. Third floor.
Books, Zoe
Radically reduced. Odds and
ends OF books to be cleared out
before Christmas.
Book Section. Fifth doee.
Evening star., 1924-11-20
Evening Slippers, $3.45

Radically reduced because OF broken
size range. Al pairs Gold and silver
lot: Al. 5. 5h, 8 .AAA: 4, Az, 8 "A;
3ls. 4, AZ, 5, A: 81, A.. 8. z. tn,
8 b; 2h, 8. 81, 4. 5h. G.
81 pairs Felt Bedroom Slippers and
Indian Moccasins. All sizes In 7Sr
the lot. Greatly reduced. ...... ~
II pairs Gray and Tan Spats, taken
nssIe.is fs.% ss9et r.due.s style c
100 pairs Japanese Boudair Slip
pers; sizes 6 and 7. Reduced. AZ
PAR o.; s;.:.,. ;r:;.,
Evening star., 1924-11-20
Larger Wornen's
Dresses, $3.50

SSS~Sf ~ 81 wv
Were $3.50. 2 Dresses, of
georgette, attractively trimmed
with front and back panels of
cream lace; navy and beige.
Sizes 40h and 461s.
2 Dresses, / tan and navy check
flannel. the other navy georg-
ette; sizes 42h and AN. &fE
Radically reduced, each. Y>~
3 Dresses, Q navy georgette. the
broidered in self color; sizes
!oh: 44h, 4sH. Were $3.50
$3.50 each; now. &>/%~O
Coat-model Dress, Of black
Canton crepe, with cream lace
vest ysste:; sss IS: size sou 4ah' S49.5O
8 Sports Coats, of invisible
plaid; lined throughout; tan,
brown and gray; sizes 46h,
4s1s. Were $3.50 Go E0
each: now.......... pb1s0O
Larger Women's Section, Third floor.
Velvet Hats, So
Were s5. 13 Velvet Hats, also
velvet and felt ombinations;
self-trimmed and feather POM
pons.
IA Stitched Velvet Hats. ribbon
trimmed. Radically re- q
duced, each. h............. W
Millinery Section, Third door.
Tunics, $2.e5
Were s5.75. z tunics; 2 printed
crepe and 5 faille (black). 3
size Sc; 2. 3s; /. 40; /, A.
IL Pongee Blouses; tucked
fronts: Tuxedo style: sizes 4S
each; se 81. NOW Were '.i s5'7S $2.95
Is Lingerie Blouses in voile;
some have frills, others lace
trimm. q; sizes 36 to 40 and A
in tho lot. Were 1896 g OK
each; now ........... Y@$/~
II Black Cotton Blouses in ba-
tiste, satin and poplin; " and
high and low necks; sizes 81.
36 and 40. Were s2.95; &f oS
now, each. &>sS
IL Imported French Beaded
Blouses; overblouse models;
hip length; elaborately beaded;
black, brown and navy, beaded
in gray and gold beads; sizes
3S to A in the lot. e TX
Were S12.75 each; now HO<S~
Blouse Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1924-11-20
.Wofnen's Gloves. $3.50

Were 50: b5 pairs S-button length
F. Glace Kid Gloves, in tan and brown;
II pairs women's 6-button-length Strap
wrist Kid Gloves. In white, black. tan
2 and brown; sizes 5%, 6. 8%. 81 IN
Tn. Were $2.25 pair: now. Wv
40 pairs Womens 2-clasp Glace Gloves,
in white and black, embro dered white;
sizes 5H and @. Were 81 pair: 81
SO pairs women;s 12 and Is button
length Fabric Gloves; sizes 51a E0~
and 6. Were 81 pair; now. wv
27 pairs Women's 2-clasp Fabric
Gloves; sizes 5la, 8 and Z. S0~
Were 81 pair: now. ............ WV
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