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Evening star., 1924-06-06

The Evening Star, with the Sunday morning
edition, is delivered by carriers within the
city at 60 cents per month; daily only, As
cents per month Sunday only, 20 cents per
month. Orders may be sent by mail or tele-
phone Main 5000. Collection is made by car
riers at the end of each month.
Evening star., 1924-06-06

Q. What is the negro population of
the United States outside the south
ern states?-L K D.
Evening star., 1924-06-06

Q. Who was the governor elected
by one vote and in what state?-
n. w.
A. Marcus Morton was twice elect.
ed Governor of Massachusetts by q
majority of one vote; once by tha
people and once by the legislature.
Evening star., 1924-06-06
Q. What did Mrs. Russell Sage do
for bird protection?-R. V.

Q. How fast are big tunnels dug?
d A.
A Some of the record diggings of
tunnels were: Simplon, 685.5 feet per
month; Rogers Pass tunnel, Cana
dian Pacific railroad, 932 feet; Red
Rock tunnel, Los Angeles, LOCI " feet
Evening star., 1924-06-06
Answers to Questions
BY FREDERIC J. HAsKIN

@. Who is the author of the Mir
rors of Washington"?-M. o. D.
A 1t was published anonymously,
but Clinton w. Gilbert has admitted
that he is the author. At the time
he wrote 1t. he was Washington cor
respondent for the Philadelphia
Public Ledger.
Q. What is meant by the James
town experimental. j. Il.
A. jamestown, N. Y, has put into
operation the principle of municipal
ownership with remarkable success.
1t. has the greatest number OF munic-
ipally owned and operated public
utilities in America
Q. How much of the water of
Niagara is used for power:-M.
w. NJ
A. fourth of the average flow
is so employed In 1909 by treaty
with Canada a limit to diversion of
water for power purposes was set at
$4,000 cubic feet per second. Th1s
amount is divided unequally, Canada
getting $4,000 cubic feet and the
United States 10000 cubic feet.
Q. Where is the exact center of
the United States?-B. d. c..
A. The center of area, ie.. the
point on which the surface Of the
United States would balance If it
were q plane of uniform weight, is
located in northern Kansas, ten miles
north OF Smith Center, the county
seat of Smith County. in approx
mately latitude 39' So.
Q.who first made wooden clocks In
America?-F. M. c.
A. Eli Terry, born at Windsor,
Conn, in 1772, made his first clock S
by hand. the movements being of
wood. He was the leading maker of
wooden clocks in America and in
vented the shelf clock which intro
duced the pillar scroll top case.
Q. What did Mrs. Russell Sage do
for bird protection?-R. V.
A. In 1913 Mrs Sage took first
position among the founders of the
Permanent Wild Life Protection Fund
by gift of $4,000 to the endow-
ment, representing very nearly one
quarter of the entire fund. AT n
total cost of $4,000 she purchased
Marsh Island, Of 10000 acres, on the
coast of Louisiana, about $50 miles
west of New Orleans. and presented
1T as n game sanctuary to the State
of Louisiana, for the benefit of the
law abiding sportsmen of the United
States and Canada. In addition to
this, Mrs. Sage gave about 1000
to other bird-protection causes. max :
endeavor about s208,000. The Perma-
nent Fund awarded her its gold
medal for distinguished services to
wild life
Q. How fast are big tunnels dug
d A
A Some of the record diggings of
tunnels were: Simplon, 6855 feet per
month; Rogers Pass tunnel, Cana
dian Pacific railroad. 932 feet; Red
Rock tunnel, Los Angeles, 1,061k feet.
Evening star., 1924-06-06

A The latest census figures Gs2O)
placed the number at 1,55O,754 The
migrations of 1921, 1922 and 1928 are
estimated to add at least 400, 900 to
the number.
Evening star., 1924-06-06

Q. What is meant by the James,
town experiment?-B. J. T..
A. jamestown, N. Y, has put into
operation the principle of municipal
ownership with remarkable success.
1t. has the greatest number of Inunic-
ipally owned and operated public
utilities in America
Evening star., 1924-06-12
Ice Tea Turnb1ers
Special, 75c dozen


90 dozen Colonial Glass Ice
Tea Tumblers, we'll finished.
80 Glass Water Pitchers,
wide mouth, quart size. 15c:
Special, each. .-.....
IS dozen Thin Blown Table
Tumblers, etched; 2
patterns. spec l. $40
3e Etched Thin Blown Ice
Tea Tumblers. Special tSr
each
10 dozen Thin Blown Tum-
blers. dainty border
cut d sig n. Special oSr
0OZen
10 Glass Berry or Fruit Sets,
bowl and 6 dish es. 0Sc
Special, set.
) Glass Sugar and Cream
S e t S, desirable siz ze. fSr
Special, set.
5 Decorated Flower Bowls.
on stands. Spec TX
8 sherbet Sets. colored bowl
and s footed sherbets. $f
Special. et...........-. W
l Tile D ecorat d
Tray, nickle frame. g E0
Was IS; now. TS
2 Decorated Round Tile Serv-
ing Trays, nj ck le
frame; fs.s! now Were 50 $50
. Decorated Tile Serving
Trays, nickle frame. Gf *
Were $3.50 each; now %'>%@
II Light Cut Glass Sherbet
Glasses, slightly i'm fS1
perfect. Special, each. ~
5 Glass Grape Juice Sets.
covered jug and s tum- Ct
blers. Special. set. ...... W
Glassware Section. Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1924-06-12
Housewares
Greatly Reduced

Slightly soiled, shopworn, damaged
or imperfect.
8 Wayne Cedared Paper Garment
Bags; suit size, As inches long, IS
inches wide. Were s1.75 OK
each: now. ................ Nv
6 Wizard Institution
Polish Mops. Were $50 &t "
each; & nov. w.1;...s 1:.;,...ss 49,
M0ps' Mop Were ss's' each; $1.25
8 GT LIQUID Veneer Ch.mieajl,v1Trsatsd
Dust Mops. Were 81 each; E0-
; White Porcelain Table Tons
25x40 inches. Were $3.50 O. *
each; now. 4L~LO
= "Otomatik" Water Power Dish
Washers. Greatly reduced, &E
White Enameled Kitchen wall
% Was $50: so. no~. s%eive. $115O
l White Enameled Kitchen Wall
Cabinet with 2 shelves. Go En
Was $3.50; now. p/SO
l White Enameled Utility
Tea Cart. Was $10.25; %E OK
s white Rolled.top Bread Boxes.
medium size. Greatly re- or.
duced. each ............. /SC
10 SGT. Aluminium Preserving
Kettles. Were Csc each; EA.
now wv
800 Rolls Toilet Tissue. good uual-
ity, 1,ooo-sheet rolls. spe. 05c
cial. doz. ~
White PorceIaiR.top Kitchen
Tabl q with drawer,
25x40 inc he's. Was &7E En
s11.T5: now pS<V
3 White Steel Kitchen Stools, -
a.an. inches nds high Were $3.50 $50
White Enameled Wood M.nicu-o
Table, 15x30 inches, Ga or
drawer. Was s7.25: now pS~/0
2 Domestic Science Commandment
Fireless Cookers. complete WITH
legs and equipment. coz TX
Wern S35 each: now. pLO~/O
Clothes Hamper, round, white
enameled, large size. &E or
Was S11.75: now. .. V~</@
Clothes Hampers, square. white
enameied, large size. %E OK
Were S11.75 each: now. Q~s/|
Housewares Section. Fifth floor
Evening star., 1924-06-12
Summer Rugs and Oriental Rugs Reduced
II to R Less Than Formerly

IA Wool Fiber Rugs,
so1s soSeo- Were So EACH $3.50
HoW
% Basket Weave Fiber Rugs,
1Sx36. Were 81 each; TX
10 Samples Finest Worsted
Wilton Carpet, all in desirable
colors and with serged ends:
sizes 27x36. Were 1915 q Q2
each; now.
2 Oriental Rugs. 4hx21a.
w Mow e re $3.50 each; SITS
. Oriental Rugs. 4x6.
wsre now - $3.50 each; $26.75
Oriental Rugs, 4x7.
Were S59.75 each: CAT EA
Linoleum in short lengths. l lot
reduced for clear II D~s.
ance .............. = AASS
Evening star., 1924-06-12
Decorated Porcelain
DinnerWare Reduced
DinnerWdre
Greatly Reduced

Odds and ends of open stock
dinnerware greatly reduced
for clearance. Plates of va
rious sizes, meat dishes, cups
and saucers, sugar bowls,
cream jugs, covered dishes,
egg cups, bouillon cups and
SauCerS.
China cact;on p;fth door
Evening star., 1924-06-12
Luggage Reduced

. High-grade Steamer or Taxi
Wardrobe Trunks, 2S inches long;
fabricoid covering; no-rust metal
bindings. Dandy trunks for
steamer, automobile. general
travel. Floor samples. &22
Were $45 each: now. ...... wv
l High-grade Black Cowhide Kit
Bag. rough grain, 20-in. size:
heavy straps all around; solid
brass catches and lock.
slightly rubbed. Was $40; v20
Woman's Suit Case. 22-inch, all
round edge veneer box construc-
tion; dark green leather lining:
pockets in both ends and top: a
very high-grade case; slightly
ToSoed' no@ !.. Was s'o' $3.50
! 24-in. Pigskin Suit Case, double
lock, leather lining: slightly
rubbed. Was s45; $40 S0
4-in. Imported Suit Case, rus-
set windsor grain leather: double
Is.a; %a. .sI. slightly nd,,. rubbed. $3.50
l 24-in. Tan Cowhide Suit Case.
straps all around: sewed-on cor
ners; slightly rubbed. &fL IN
Was $o5; now... p/C~0O
Travelling Goods Section. First
floor
Evening star., 1924-06-12
Umbrella Jar, $3.50

Was IS. / ivory finished um-
brella jar. imperfect.
| Matt Green Umbrella Jar.
imperfect. Was s3.s5; x195
now
/ Glass Baking Dish. covered
nickel frame; slightly q
imperfect. was IS; now. w
2 pairs Plastic Art Book
Ends. imperfect. Were TX
s1.50 pair: now....... ~
China Section. Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1924-06-12
Wonen's White
Pumps, $4.75

pairs White Canvas and Kid
Pumps. several styles in the
lot; greatly reduced because
of broken size range. Sizes
in the lot: 5, 51a, s, Z AAA:
5 AA; 4, Az, 5 A; 2k, 8, 3'&,
4 c.
100 pairs Boudoir Slippers.
Daniel Green make; kid and
satin; in m any different
styles and co1ors. Sizes 81.
and 4 only. Radically L6-
reduced, pair. Wv
Women's Shoe Section. Third 1oor
Evening star., 1924-06-12
Brassieres, 68c

Were $50 and more. 40 bras
sieres, several makes, satin. linen.
lace trimmed and elastic models:
sizes "a, 36, 40 to 4s.
Nine. Irene Corsets Of silk fg
ured broche, low tops. elastic at
waistline; sizes ., 25. 80.
30. 80. Greatly reduced, &S
IL Ferris Maternity Corsets of
light weight batiste with side lac
ings; sizes 3 to .. Were g
$3.50 each; now. W.
15 Corsets and Girdles, W & !.
Special and C-B. Plain coutils and
cotton brooches; sizes - to 2s
and 81. Were So each; %1 S0
now
10 High-grade Brassieres, A * p:
in fine laces, satins. lace and satin
combined. soft Treco: sizes "a, IS.
IS, AZ and A. Greatly re- @
duced. each ............... w.
IL Garter Brassieres Of hgured
brooches, long-hip models. back and
side fastening; sizes 32, 80, a,
A. Radically reduced, Tx
Corset Section. Third foor.
Evening star., 1924-06-12

2 Mexican Hemp Porch Rugs.
Sss sas; Were s1s.5o each; $8.25
2 Mexican Hemp Porch Rugs,
27x54. Were $3.50 S1.75
each; now.
Mourzourk Porch Rug,
Sx1O.. Was $3.50; 90 E0
/ Mourzourk Porch
Rug, 6x12. Was $50; CIT E0
now
HiGh-grade Fl b er Rugs,
6x9. Were $3.50 each; TR OK
High-grade Ffb er Rugs.
6x9. Were s10.50 each; ~ OK
Superior Quality Grass Rugs,
figured, sx1o. Were S9.95
$14.75 each: now.
Superior Quality Grass Rugs,
figured, 4.6x7.6. Were 81 *
S6.75 each; now.
Rug Section, Sixth 6ooe.
Evening star., 1924-06-12
Silk Princess
Slips, $4.95

Radically reduced. 10 slips OF
radium and satin: some com bina-
tion of boomers and slips. others
Princess Slips. Camisole top. tai
lored, in black, navy and brown;
sizes 80. IS, 40.
8 Crepe-back Satin Costume Slips:
camisole top, tailored. in flesh and
Vssy; %e,. $3.50 sIots 40; s:eh; a. now ~, $5.95
White Satin Princess Slips; tai
lored. camisole top; sines
Zach :. and s.,''..,',''.. .'. Were So $2.e5
prs. Radium Bloomers: tailored.
with double shirring at knee:
brown and navy: lengths
6f.; G5 and now 81. '...'.' Were $3.50 $2.45
Silk Underwear Section, Third
Evening star., 1924-06-12
Women's s Gloves, 75c
were S1.15

IS prs. 16-button fabric gloves in
beaver and gray; sizes ol2, q
and Z.
~ prs. Women's 6-button- length
Strap-wrist Fabric Gloves in
beaver. gray and tan; sizes 5i2,
q. III. Were 81 pr; S0-
now
so prs. Women's 2-clasp Silk
Gloves in black. white and black;
embroidered in white: sizes
>, 5k, 6. Were 81 pr; Ak.
now
80 prs Women's 2-clasp Fabric
Gloves in mastic and white en-
broidered in black; sizes
51a. 8. IL. Were 81 Pr; SA1
now
Glove Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1924-06-12
Gillette Safety
RazorS, 38c

Special. 60 Gold-plated Gill
lette Safety Razors; in brown
imitation leather cases.
Is Combination Knife and
Fork Sets, for camp 2Q-
ing. Were 75c set; now Wv
Cutlery Section. First floor.
Evening star., 1924-06-12

checked ginghams and
nd white, trimmed with smock-
| and 2 years.
Chfldren's Wool Sweaters.
hand-knit; finished with collar,
cuffs and belt; slip-over style;
Whlte: copen and tan; sizes
from infants to 2 years.
Vog Were s. and ss each; S3.95
% Boys Suits. MILDLY or David
Copperfield style; white, copen.
green and tan; trimmed in
shocking, braid and fancy
stitching; sizes to 5 years.
Were $3.50 and $3.50; S1o5
each; now w...... &[s/~
Evening star., 1924-06-12
Women's Sportswear
Greatly Reduced

5 Slip over and Tie
Sweaters, in CLOS and mo-
hair; gray, white and
black. Sizes 36, 3S, 40
and AZ. Were O. OK
S7.95 each; now. %1"/~
6 Boucelette Two piece
Knitted Suits. bro wn,
black, blue and tan; sizes.
SO, 40 and AZ. Were &10
$3.50 each: now.. Wv
4 One piece Knitted
Dresses, round neck, short
sleeves; trimmed in two
tone effects; white with
black, gray with blue;
sizes 36, 40, AZ.
vosr Were $3.50 each; SO
2 Wool Plaid Dresses,
gray and monterey; long
sleeves; sizes Is and IS.
Were $3.50 each; T10
now Wv
Sportswear Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1924-06-12
Friday Savings on Furniture
500 Wash Dress Goods Remnants

Lengths of 70 to 11z yds.
II Former Prices
Plain and Novelty Crepes.
Printed Silk and Cotton
Crepes.
Plain Silk and Cotton Crepe
Ratine.
Embroidered Swiss and Voiles.
Dress Gingham.
Lengths of ! to zIl yds.
i. Former Prices.
Is remnants Printed Voiles.
Cotton Dress Goods Section, Second
floor.
Evening star., 1924-06-12
Ruff1ed Marquisette
Curtains S1.1O Pair

Special. Just received 100
more pairs of those dainty.
neat checked Marquisette
Curtains, SO nice for sum-
mer cottages, bungalows
and the city home; good
quality and we'll made; 2A
yards long; tie
backs includ d. Tf IN
Friday only, pair. &'"o
Drapery and Upholstery
Fabrics, short lengths of
cretonnes, m S, CLOS
(artificial silks), voiles, nets,
denims. velvets. velours and
other drapery and upholstery
fabrics
1s to u Less
Evening star., 1924-06-12
Women's B1ouses. 78c

Were very much more. "a blouses.
an odd lot, lingerie blouses and
maids black sateen waists; also
few handmade colored dimity
and colored voile overblouses.
IS Sleeveless PiQue Coats and Lace
and mbroidery-trimmed Organdy
Oyerblouses; last of lines; sizes
"a, SO, 3s and AZ in the
lot. Radically reduced. S1.95
Brown Jacquette:style over
blouses, embroidered in blue and
yellow designs; size 5s. Tf OK
Radically reduced. each 0'"S
IA Blouses: tuck-ins and over
blouses;. brown georgette. flet lace
crepe de chine blouses: sizes SO to
a. .s,naa, in the e.os lot Greatly S1.95
Women's Sweaters, 81
Were s1.a5; 10 lightweight.
fancy colored block or stripe de
signs: small roll collars that may
he worn high or low: narrow belt;
on gray or tan background: sizes
36 to 40.
IL women's Light weight Wool
or black; neck, tight fitting
band at waistline with 2-color
combination trimming around neck
and bottom: sizes SO to OK
~. Were s2-95 each: now p>"/~
Lightweight Wool Slip on
Sweaters, V neck. narrow belt.
contrasting color CLOS trimming
around neck, cuffs and bottom:
tan or black. Also CLOS slip-on
sweaters in black. v neck. fancy
block weave. Were 1896 60 OK
sweater Section. Third floor.
Silk Hose, $1.45
Were $3.50. so pairs Won
ems Chiffon Silk Hose. with
Isle garter hens; black, gun
metal and log cabin; q
broken assortment.
so pairs Women's English
Ribbed Mercerized S p
Hose, in dark colors; broken
sizes. Were $3.50 St15
pair; now. -
40 pairs women's Black Chif-
fon Lisle Hose, sizes
9 and 9h. Were 81 h5c
pair; now. w.............
80 pairs Women's Imported
Lisle Hose, with open work
and embroidered insteps: in
black and brown; broken
sizes. Greatly reduced, k6r
Evening star., 1924-06-12

3 Girls Coats, for sports or
dress; gray, green and tan;
sizes II and 16 years. T1S
Greatly reduced, each... ~
l Girls Tan Plaid Unlined
Cape. size IA. Greatly 81 95
reduced ............... T'/~
2 Girls Tan and Blue Capes,
with scarf collars: sizes s and
10 years. Were $3.50 Sf1 6O
each; now. w..-... ~><s0
l Junior Miss Gray plaid Cape
back Coat. full silk lined:
size Is. Was $3.50; co S0
now yer wv
EirIes
Evening star., 1924-06-12
Infants Creepers, $1.95; were $3.50

~ creeperS, button-under STYLE
poplin; green, copen, yellow, pi
ing, briar stitching and lace: S
IL Children's Straw Hats; poke
shape; trimmed in satin, rib
bon bows; tan, copen, red and
brown; sizes 2 to ( years.
eaeh; @ehe now. now and $3.50 $1.95
IL Children's All-wool Sweat
ers, slip-over style; in cerise.
royal blue and copen. Sizes 2
to years. Were $3.50
saeed sasei now .''.!'re'l:,s greatly re- $1.e5
Jnfapfa' Sa>fiop
Evening star., 1924-06-12
Unframed Pictures. 25e

A lot of unframed pictures.
mostly Seaman prints and
colored landscapes.
Oval Mirror, frame co TX
damaged .......... Y/"~
l M n e Mirror,
slightly damaged. ca TX
Was $3.50; now. W
1 Panel Mirror. &fL TX
Was $27.50; now. %>Os<@
Picture and Mirror Section
Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1924-06-12

Junior Misses Sport Suits. of
gray tweed; in the mannish
sty e: size Il. Were coz
$3.50 each; now ....... W.
l Junior Miss Blue Tweed
Sports Suit, with box coat and
wrap skirt; size II. Go SO
Was $3.50; now. p>/"~o
l Junior Miss Sports Coat. tan
and blue plaid; with cape back:
silk lined; size II. GO En
Was $3.50; now P>/s)O
Junior Miss Navy Dress Coat.
lined with gray crepe de chine:
attractive style; size co Sn
Il. Vas $3.50: now PH/.SO
Evening star., 1924-06-12
UT SectI0n, Third moor.
Umbrellas, $5.45

4hh~ DCsOC feC&Atu NC
25 women's "a and 25 inch
Silk Umbrellas, eight rib
bed; tape edge or satin bor-
der. Purple, navy, green,
brown and black: assorted
wood handles; attractively
tr / m m d.: finished w h
leather thongs or side straps.
Umbrella Section, First 'noor.
Evening star., 1924-06-12
Sweater Section, Third moor.
Silk Hose. S1.45
Hosiery Section, First f1oor.
Maids Uniforms, $1.45

Were S3. 81 blue and white
striped gingham, plain white
cambria and pink gingham
uniforms; with adjustable
collar or high neck; long
sleeves; belted style; size 36.
5 Uniforms, of black satin
nette: h gh neck, long
sleeves, belted; size
Sow So, Were 81 each; $1.95
6 Apron Frocks, of copen
and rose and lavender dotted
Swiss f1owered cretonne COL
lar and cuffs; sizes So and
3S. Were 50 each; OK
no"
10 Striped Gingham House
Dresses, with roll collar,
three-quarter sleeves, belt
ed; in pink and blue; sizes
As, so and So. Radi- or.
cally reduced, each.... ~
Evening star., 1924-06-12
Girls Wolfe Tub Dresses
Greatly Reduced to &.95

II Dresses, of plain figured style
school dress g. TO- II and II Formerly
sold at much higher prices
Evening star., 1924-06-12
Sateen Slips, CSC
Very Special

100 White Sateen Slips, of
heavy quality; in the popu-
lar straightline model.
Petticoat Section, Third door.
\ Glass Fruit Jars |
Special, SOC dozen
| 10 dozen Quart Size Jars, /
with conve lent wide |
mouths.
Glassware Section, Fifth foor.
Evening star., 1924-06-12
Girls Wool Sweaters, $3.95; were SIS

II Sweaters, sleeveless models 'front.' in tan and
Italian blue; IA
Clos Sleeveless Sweaters, she'd Wool
red white in
It, Is years Were 81 S3 Ok ears @;pea reduca6 ~
IL Fckford in
pink and blue Were 81 pJ.40
Section Fourth
Evening star., 1924-06-12
Floor Samples
Couch Hammocks and Divan Couch
Hammocks at Greatly Reduced Prices

enjoy of these luxurious hammocks this
the couch harnmocks slightly imperfect
divan couch hammocks are all perfect.
Evening star., 1924-06-12

Ireland, who makes only the finest danask
and the only reason we can offer them at
these prices is because of the imperfections
and also because our buyer made the
selections right at the factory, and agreed
to take his entire quantity.
Imperfections are very slight; in many
cases we doubt if you could find them.
However, each one is marked by blue
thread on the selvage.
The prices are so very, very low, that they
would more than offset serious defects, but
the defects are SO small that the savings
really become extraordinary.
Evening star., 1924-06-12
Fur Chokers, $3.50

We're $25 and $3.50. I
Natural Mink, / Imitation
Blue Fox.
2 Baum Marten and l Jap
,Marten G III o k erS.
now wsre $3.50 each; $3.50
/ Hudson Bay Sable
Ch o k er. Was 800: &h5
now .......
Evening star., 1924-06-12

Lengths OF IS4 to 4 ydx.
32-inch David and John Ander-
son Gingham. Was $1.25 q
yard; now. ............... W
32-inch Dress Gingham. Al.
Was 5Sc yard; now. ... OS
32-inch Dress Gingham. an
Was 3Sc yard; now. Wv
34-inch Si1k-and-cotton Printed
Crepe. Was SLIPS yard; &f
36-inch Cotton Canton m
Crepe. Was S5c yd.; now OOS
30-inch Japanese Crepe. an
Was 38c yard; now. wv
Evening star., 1924-06-12

Divan Couch Hammocks
are very substantially built,
with strong spring, thick
tufted mattress, thick mat
tress backs and two end
pillow rolls.
l Divan Couch Hammock,
gray and blue
striped. Was s55: S3S IN
now @SOs|O
l Plain Gray, L Plain Tan
Divan Couch Hammock.
noS WsTe - $3.50 each; $3.50
/ Divan Couch Hammock,
ere tonne covered, reed
end, ends. Was s75; $3.50
now .............. T~Ss~S
Evening star., 1924-06-12
Mlnnnmarn & Inthrnp

unusual for fRenant Day.
tngsat special low prices reduced Bar Habor Chairs for
$385, $5, Dinneware half
prices apparel whole family Truly only peasur
able bat profitable to shop at Woodward & Iotnrops.
Day Merchandise Not Retnate Exchangab Not
Sent CO. On APPROVAL No Mail Phone Orders Accepted
Evening star., 1924-06-12


the divan couch hammocks /;
| Mill Green Padded-back
Couch Hammock, with 8
flowered cretonne cus h
ions. Was $30.75; &1d TX
now 3L4'/0
Gray Couch Hammock,
with bar-striped mattress
and padded backrest; adjust
able headrest, magazine
pocket. Was s35; %12 TX
now
1 Gray Couch Hammock.
with mill green and gray
striped mattress: three sepa-
rate tufted back cush-
ions. Was $3.50; %2Q E0
now 40O-0O
6 Plain Khaki Couch Ham
m ks. Special, &7dE
Hammock Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1924-06-12
600 Prs.-IrreguIar Weaue
Granite Silk Hose Sis Pair
RippIette Bolster Shams
Special, Csc

Tomorrow rippe scaoped bolster sham jacquard striped
in blue white Standard size.
Secon
Evening star., 1924-06-12

Tomorrow we offer another 5000 pur-
chase of Irish Linen Tablecloths and Nap
kins, at extraordinary low prices tre-
mendous quantity, you will agree, but it
is all placed on sale tomorrow for the one
day only, because it is subject to slight ir-
regularities, and our merchandising policy
permits us to sell imperfect grades only on
Friday.
The quantity will afford selection that can
not be surpassed when the values are con-
sidered
These Tablecloths and Napkins are pure
linen from one of the best linen makers in
Evening star., 1924-06-12

20 prs tan calfsaxin oxfords, Norwegian grain,
blucher and straight lace styles. Sizes lOH,
1s pairs Mems Surgical Shoes and oxfords
yici kid tan and black. Sizes ~ AA: 61a
and ii A; 61h B: 6 c; 6 and 1oh d; 5, "a TX
and II E. Radically reduced, pair. T'S'>~
Mems Shoe Section, Second floor.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-11-20
NORTH CAROLINA

ELIZABETH CITY.-JOe Swindell,
aged p, automobile race driver. con-
victed of mistreating gill, aged IA,
here, is sentenced to serve 80 years
IN state prison at Raleigh.
ELIZABETH CITY,. d. Far
rior, aged wealthy retired Wilson
business man, grandfather of girl in
case, who shot, dangerously wound
ed and crippled for life Joe Swindell
when latter was held in Jail here
charged with assaulting girl, is SEN
fenced to serve one to three years in
state prison. Farrior entered plea
OF guilty in superior court, sentence
being deferred until after trial of
swindell. These cases aroused in
tense, wide-s spread public interest.
DUNN.-Eightieth annual session
OF North Carolina state convention
OF Christian church (Disciplesl is
held, 400 delegates attending, includ-
ing leaders Of denomination from va
rious other states.
PILOT MOUNTAIN. - Petitions
are placed in circulation in this sec
ton asking legislature, which meets
in January, to create new county
with Pilot Mountain as seat.
CHARLOTTE.-Rev. J. P. Brock.
81, former railway conductor. pas
tor of Thrift Baptist church. dies
after short illness. He came here
six years aso from savannah. Ga.
His mother Mrs w. Z Brock. Of
Lula Ga. widow and ten children