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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-29
XII, A szABADBA.

lit tavasz, melegebb id0jaras meg
is csak bek0szontott S vane ilyenkor a
heti munkaban megfaradt embernek
nagyobb or0mc, mint az, hogy szaba'l
idejeben feliil a kocsijara S kinney a
termeszet ol6be egy kis 6zondus friss
levegGt szivni. Megkezdolnek a nyari
kirandulasok, piknikek is, milyen
nagy 0r0m, ha az embernck aut6ja van,
kiil0n0scn akkor, ha ez kocsi egy
Chevrolet. Ha utazik a Chevrolet ko-
csin, raj0n ARA, hogy cz kocsi az, q
melyik minden tckintetben megbizhat0,
ami mem is csoda, mivel annak el0alii-
t6ja General Motor Corporation =.
vilag lcgnagyobb aut6gyara ev.k
hosszu tapasztaIataiva rendclkezik. AZ
On Chevrolet aut6ja leggazdasago-
sabb, mivel legmininialisabb dzelri
kolts6gekbe kcriil cmellett Chevro-
let kocsiban megtalalja mind AIT a
kiils6 csinyt, bels5 josagot, melyek n
draga kocsikat jellemzik.
Mind csak ugy lehetseges, hogy a
General Motor Co. 6riasi mennyisegben
allit el6 els6rangu min6sGGu aut6kat s
ICY erthet6 az, hogy a Chevrolet ko-
csik keszitesenel legfinomabb anya-
gogat hasznaljak, ami 6riasi megtakari
tast jelent minden egyes Chevrolet tu-
lajdonos r6sz6re Ez azutan AIT jelenti,
hogy Chevrolet koesik hosszu elctiiek
S az iizemben tartasuk csekelysegbe
keriil.
A Chevrolet kocsik az osszes formak-
ban, melyek jelenleg divatosak, forga-
lomba kcriilnek, meiyek ugy iizleti mint
szorakozasi c6lokra legmegfelel6b-
bck. Van Chevrolet superior roadster,
touring kocsi, coupe, sedan es superior
szallit6 wagon. Eek k0zott megtalalja
AIT ,amire Onnek sziksege van. Meg
Icsz lepve, ha megtudja, hilyen konnyd
feltetelek mellett-- lehct Chevrolet tu-
lajdonos. Ha mem akarja egyszerre XII
fizefni kocsit, az elarusit6 megismer-
teti Onnel havi rsezletfizetesi tervct,
ugy hogy kocsit hasznalhatja k6zben
fizeti.
| Ha Ono messzc lakik varost6l, mi-
lyen nagy boldogsag akkor egy Chevrc:
LET, varosba azoh jarhat be, megla-
togathatja szomszedait barmily mesz
sci laknak, elmehet templomba, VI
ros barmelyik pontjat k6nhyen el6rheti
4 Cheyroleval s1igy az On szamara pines
tavolsag, mindcnnapi slet valtozstai-
ban nagyszefacn hasznat veszi,S eSg
Chevrolet kocsi univ denkir szandral nsE
kil6zhetetien.
Azonpal rendelje meg a Chevrolet
kocsit, hog yazt minel elGbb megkap-
hasa, milysn BiIdog lesz On a. eg6sz
csaiAd,j Keresse fel legk0zelebbi
(hevgolet el4rusit6t Is ysndelje msgs n
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-29
APR0 HfRDETEEk
EI.AD0.

A Girard es Youngstown k6z0tt l6v6
Arlington Parkban 3 szobas bezmentcs
uj haz, bekeritye, kerttel, barOmfi nd
varral, epdletekkel potion olcs6 aron
elad6. Gin: Anton Kovacs, R. 7. D.,
Arlington Park, Girard, Ohio.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-29
DEBRoszKY ANDRAs

youngstown lesregibb magyar 6pit6-
vallalkoz6ja. Mindenfele 6pit6st bi4tD
stick 6s a regJobb feltetelek rnellekt
elvalla1 Ha 6piteni akar, ajanla$Q3.
hogy bizalommal forduijon Debrosxky
Andrashoz, aki 6pitkez1sheE jngyen ad
tanacsot, rajzot Is koltsegvet6st Gin:
Andrew Debroszky, 1860 Wilson Ave-,
Youngstown, Ohio. Telefon: Automatic
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-29
csak mem kovesek Il olyan
"marhasagot'' hogy masnak
szerzek vagyoni el0nyt.

3.fs fSs# 80
|Nallomasa tovabbi felyaman ell
mondja, mikent probalta megijesz
teni Kovessnet azzal, hogy a rei1d-
orseg mar tud Lachmann megole-
sel-ol, Ere a celra szavetkezett
Puskas Alberttel, aki mint Barna
detektiv, >kiment Rakosszentmi-
hAlyra es-feltdn6en erdeklodott az
eltiint Uaehmann hoIlete irant.
!. Az, elnok ittIa vadlott keresere
-sziinetet rendel 81, mely utan
Molnar 10th JOSEF folytatja val
lomasat..
- En- - mondotta - minden-
Mppen sra akartam birni Kovess-
net, ,hogy utazzek kiilfoldre es
Eezt a celt szolgalta Puskasnak de-
tektiNkent valo szerepeftetese is,
inert az 8 segitsegevel ,akartam
Kovessnet megremiteni. K0vessne
azonban -semmikeppen sem volt
hajland6 kilf0ldre menni es
ICY jutottam ARA a Condo
latra, hogy K6vessnet elite
seem lob al6l.
Ekkor' rendelteni egy cinktar-
talyt II ezer koronaert es rendel-
tenn egy faladat is, hogy feltiin6
ne legyen.
Ezutan reszletesen elmondja a
vadlott, hogy Puskas mint detek
tiv, mikent tartoztatta lie Lach-
mannet es mikent tavolitotta ell d
villabol Kovess Gyulat. Amikol
! ICY szabad lett el5tte az ut, kiment
a rakosszentinihalyi villaba,
Kovessnevel sz6valtasba ele-
gyedett, maid a par lepes ia
volsagban lilo asszonyt revol-
vereve1 szivenlotte. K0vess-
ne r0gton lefordult a szekrol
Is meghalt.
A vadlott megdobbent6 hideg-
verrel es cinizmussal beszelte el
a gyilkossag reszleteit es. edmond,
ia, hogyan szelloztette XII a SIC.
bat, hogy eltiintesse a Dporfiis
tot es szinte dicsekedye adja el3
hogy milyen Macy lelekjelenletet
tanusitott, amikor egy szomszed
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-29

'kijelentette, hogy EFT azert mem
tette meg, inert ebben az esetbei
az egesz iigybol mem lett volna
semmi haszna. Mar pedig mon
dotta mindenaron ra akaftam
venni Kovessnk ,hoyy Eactinan-
neval val6 meg&llapodas ut&a1 iras
sa reasn q villat, meft hiszen ugy
sem adhatjak el idegennek, .aki
esetleg egy asatas alkaimaval "a
akadhatna Lachhan hullajara, i
Az eln5k ks s-deseire folytat5lag
el6adia, hogy k6yessiiel annakide-
jen AIT mondotta, Riskas Albert
mex, hogy Mpliiar 10th josef 81
te meg Lachmannt. Il,
= De fez, nenn igaz folytatja
a vadlott - inert
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-29
A SCENT IMRE EGYLET
BALJA.

A Kossuth k0r termei hangosak
voltak h6tfon este, a Scent Imre
egylet tartotta baljat ez alkalom
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-29


asszohy jott a villaba. Miel5tt !,
meg az asszony belepett. yolna, q
htil6t egy iires lad4ba gy6m0sz0l-
te. Idokozben megrendelt cink-
tartafyt a faladaval egyHtt kiszal-
itottdk. Ainikor a. szoinszedasz-
SONY ,hegkerdezte, hogy minek
kell :ez a Mda, kijelentette, hogy |
'Kovessne Erdelybe keszul utazni
es holmijainak becsomagolasahoz
van sziiks6ge ladara. Z 's.
Amikor szomszedasszony
elment, hullat be akartam tenni
az id0kozben megerkezett cink-
tartalyba, de az tulkicsinek bizo-
fiyult, azsrt elhatarozta, hogy a
holttestet elassa. Feltetlen szabad-
ban kellett elasnia, inert zart te-
riileten felt Lachmanne gyanuja-
tol, viszont az udvaron a szomsze
duk vehettek volna eszre az ethan
tolast, exert valasztotta a bokrok
altal koriilvett teriiletet. A hula
nagyoh nehez volt, majdnem szaz
kilo. Exert ugy segitett magan,
/ hogy terde ala k0telet kot0tt es
. ennelfogya huzta be a mar elore
megasott, egy meter mely godor-
be. Mivel felt hula feloszlasa-
tol, ratakarta a badogfedelet. 10th
J6zsef ezutan rdszletesen besza-
molt arr6l, hogy mikent, hozta
vissza Lachmannet lakAsara, maid
pedig hogyan jutott ARA a gon-
dolatra, hogy d. csalad meg elet-
ben lev6 tagjat, Kovess Gyulat es
ELachmannet is eltegye lab al6l.
E A hallgatosag, amely a mar is
inert reszleteket meglehetos unot-
tan hallgatta, lelegzetvisszafojtva
figyelte Molnar 10th vallomasat,
.amikor legnagyobb cinizmussal
7es nyugodt higgadtsaggal szamoit
be Kovess Gyulanak a meggyil-
kolasarol. thf2Aias
|
Hogy maganaR az idokozben
egy mas, iiggyb6l +kifolyoIag letar-
/ f6ztatasban ley5 Puskas}'Albert
|]felyett megfelel5 segitotarsat ta-
laljon. Kanozsay Dezsot avatta be
tervebe, akinek kilatasba helyezett
ket millio koronat, hogy ha segit-
segere lesz. kanozsay mindenben
helyeselte el6z0 eliarasat es kije-
lentette, hogy hasonlo esetben 8
is ICY cselekedett volna. Kano-
zsayval Xxi is ment rakosszentmi-
halyi villaba 6s reszletesen infor-
malta ct, hogy hogy'an iljon a
szobaban, hogy loves, amellyel
lie akarta teriteni Kovess Gyulat,
ne talalja esetleg ct is.
4 = A szobaban azutan Kanozsay
az el6zetes megallapodas szerint
figyelmeztette 0t a zsebebol kilat-
I $50 revolverre, mire en- - folytat-
TIA tovabb vadlott a vallomasat,
- elovettem AIT jatszadoZni
kezdtem, vele es azlltan egeszen
k0zel mentem K0vess Gyulahoz.
: Mintegy otven centimeterre lehet.
tenn tol amikor a revolvert, q
nelly halantekanak volt iranyitva
elsiitottem. Kovess Gyula egy jaj
$40 nelkil fordult lie a szekrol
Hogy az esetleges vertocsa Lach
manne gyanujat fol ne keltse, MAJ
el6re elkeszitettiink nehany ruha
darabot 5 AIT hirtelen a flu fei'
ala tettiik, hogy ruhadarabok
kal vert felitassak.
A targy~las tovabbi folytata
sarol i0v6 szamunkban szamolunf
be olvasoinknak.
A lapunkban hirdet6 kereskedok
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-29
A LachnIann csalad
gy1kOsaiilk targyaldsa
tFolytatas % !. oldalrol.)


dekbol szcreztem a merget, lranem
p,isztan csak azertt, inert keresni
akartam azaltal, hogy a meregert
iiaronszazezer koronat kertem, ho-
lott Boocznak csak $50 ezer koro-
nat igertein 6fte. Beismerem ait,
hog ytudtam arrol, hogy Kovessne
embert akart oini ezzel a mereg-
gel, de tagadoIa AIT, hogy len mar
akkor kAsziiltemI tomeggyilkos-
sagra. ~ 7
A vadlott folytat6lag elmondot-
ia, hogy gyanakodott Koyessnere,
hogy az, egesz meregmennyiseget
mem dobta ell, hanem annak egy
reszet megtartotta maganak. E
gyanujat6l 0sztokelve alland6an
megfigyeles 'alatt tartotta Kovess-
net es tobbszor kilatogatott a ra-
kosszentinihalyi yillaba, hogy szet
nezzeh Is meeismerkedjek a esa-
lad bels6 viszohyaival. Csa'khan'ar
megaflapitotta, hogy Lachmaan
Andras alland6an ivott es .csalad-
laval brutalisan bant. Egy aka
lommal peldaul a korcsmabol ma
zaDvet megverte Kovessnet es
Kovess Gyulat is. T.,
- Ekkor mar, ,lattarn, foly-
tatta a vadiptt, =. hogy 10
vessns meg fogja gyi1kolni
az oreg Lachinannt.
J6l @ismertem ennek al asz
szonynak a jellemet es tudtam
hogy hiszterias, mindenre elszant
no. Egy iinnepnapon, amikor ujra
kimentem villaba konstataltam
| ~
hogy Lachmann mem mutatkozik
megkerdeztem hova ment, mire
AIT valaszolta, hogy visszautazot1
Amerikaba. Benneln r0gt0n az
gyanu ta1nadt, hogy K0vessne mai
vegrehajtotta tervet Is Gillette lat
al6l Lachmannt. Masnap a kave
hazban K0vessne egy arany6rat e.
lancet adott ell. Egy alkalomnra
pedig, amik or kim jartam isme'
villaba, LATHAM, hogy Tachm'an
ne az istall6ban terdepelve sir e
imadkozik. Kesobb gyakoribl
vendeg lettem rakoszentmihaly
villaban LATHAM, hogy K0vessn'
szerteleniil koltekezik. Egy aka
lommal vallatora fogtam Kovess
net.
| R0vid ideig tarto huz6dozas
utan hevallotta, hogy csak-
ugyan q tette ell lab ald az
Greg Lachmannt, kijelentet-
j te azonban, hogy mem mereg-
gel 0lte meg, hanem revolver
rel fejbelotte.
AZ eln0knek arra a kerdesere
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-29

R0vid ideig tarto huz6dozas
utan hevallotta, hogy csak-
ugyan . tette ell lab ald az
Greg Lachmannt, kijelentet-
te azonban, hogy. mem mereg-
gel 0lte meg, hanem revolver
rel feihelGtte
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-29

AZ eln0knek arra a kerdesere,
hogy miert mem jelentette fel ezt
az esetet d rendorsegen, a vadlott
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-29

A targyslas tovabbi folytata-
sarol iov6 szamunkban szamolunk
be olvasoinknak.
Evening star., 1924-01-20

81 Box Loom Crepe
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Evening star., 1924-01-20
NUT1LATED MONEY
STOLEN, IS CLAIM
Man Held on Charge of Ex-
press Car HoId-Up Near
WaverIy, Va.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
HARRISBURG, Ark. January 10
Federal agents today took charge of
man under arrest here. who gave
his name as Lee Star. twenty-three
years old, and announcerre-.r was
made that he would be taken TO
Atlanta, Ga. tonight for investiga-
tion as to alleged implication in the
robbery of an express car near WAY
erly, Va. December g. on a large
amount Of ,mutilated currency which
was being returned to Washington
for redemption.
Star is said to have surrendered 10
the sheriff here Tuesday night and
is reported to have given voluntary
Information as to the express rob
berry. The supposed hiding place Of
the loot obtained is said to have been
disclosed. but the location was not
made public by the sheriffs Office
here, other than that II was some
where in Virginia.
Star is quoted as having declared
another man entered the express car
and actually committed the robbery.
The name OF this man was not OBJ
tanned, it was stated, but officers Sc
cured what IS said to have been Il
description Of him.
1t was stated. at the Treasury De
rartment yesterday that no word Of
the supposed robbery of the express
car at Waverly. Va. had been re
ceived there.
Evening star., 1924-01-20
TRUSTEES TO PRESERVE
GEN. LEE CHAPEL
Little Brick Building Where He
Lies Buried at Lexington
will Be Left Intact
BY tine Associated Press.

! BY tine Associated Press.
| LEXINGTON. Va. January 10
The celebrated chapel built by Gen.
! Robert +. Lee on the campus OF
Washington and Lee University will
I be preserved as it has stood through
/ out the years as the south's most
sacred shrine"
Meeting today on the birthday of
the Confederate leader. the univer
/ sity board of trustees decided I"
! bandon plans for the merger of the
chapel, containing his body and those
I of the Lee family. into a greater
! auditorium to accommodate the
growing student body of the univer
sity.
! Decision to abandon the proposal
to efface the historic little red brick
building. which had aroused a storm
: of protest from individuals and or
ganfzations. was reached by the trus-
tees after joint meeting with a spe<
! fcial committee of the Daughters OF
! the Confederacy. The committee WIS
appointed by the organization after
. IL had first agreed to raise the, nee.
tessary funds for the alteration, but
! later the plans submitted by the
university for this purpose wereire-
jected. fH'f s-t
! The Daughters of the ConfederacH@
were Joined in their later protest. by
chapters of the Colonial Danes the
Daughters of the American Revvlu-
. tion, many women's clubs. form eli
President and Mrs. Wilson. Virginia
members of Congress and the state
! Legislature. frfnra
Evening star., 1924-01-20
MELLON PRESENTED
MEDAL AT DINNER
Services to Country as Treasury
Secretary Recognized by
Manufacturers.
By the Associated Press
dill AhEI nII

! PHILADELPHIA. January IL
Secretary of the Treasury Mellon was
/ the guest of honor at dinner given
| tonight by the Manufacturers Club,
at which he was presented with i
solid gold medal by the club in ap
! probation Of his services to tbs
country as head Of the Treasury De
partment. The affair was planned be
iIore Mr.. MELONS tax reduction an
nouncement as a Morris TO Mellon
dinner. in tribute to two Pennsyl-
ivanians Robert Morris, the financier
: of the American revolution, and the
present Secretary Of the Treasury.
| Men widely known in finance and
| industry in the east were among the
guests and the program Of addresses
included one by Eliot Wadsworth, As
sistant Secretary of the Treasury, who
told of the achievements by Secretary
Mellon: United States Senator Pep
per, and Representative Louis T. Me
Fadden. Pennsylvania. chairman Of
the House committee on banking and
currency.
John Fisler, president of the Manu-
facturerS' Club, was toastmaster anG
among other guests We're: Mrs. a. II
X empton. a descendant of Rober1
Morris and Miss Ailsa Mellon, daugh
ter of Secretary Mellon.
Assistant Secretary Wadsworth.
after briefly sketching the financial
condition of the country when Secre-
tary Mellon went into Office. said
there never was a time when the
United States more needed a man OF
courage. vision and optimism TO put
its finances in order" mfr. Mellon,
he said. has served the nation with
single minded purpose through every
waking hour from that day to this.
Evening star., 1924-01-20
BEvERIDGE EXPLAINS = a..
OPPOSITION TO LEAGUE
Declares U. S. Would Lose All
Chance for Homogeneity by,
Participation. "'",' ;
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press. del
NEW YORK, January 19.-The ratfAi'
structure of the American people Is, lst,
yet welded, and for this reason, former
Senator Albert J. Beveridge of indiana,
told the National Republican Club, to-
day he was unalterably opposed to par
ticipation of the United States in .EI-,
ropes affairs.
The topic of the afternoons discus
sion was. How far, If at all, and in
what way. shall the United States enter
into the European situation?'
Not an inch, and in no way was
AIr. Beveridge's answer. .t-
Asserting that the welding process
of various nationalities here would
cease Immediately once America took
sides in a European quarrel; the for
mer senator added:
Our great task is to weld these
racial groups into a homogeneous peo-
pie mot only in language and ideals.
but in blood-a people to be known i'm
history as the American people"
Evening star., 1924-01-20
ACCOUNTANTS GIVE UP.
Ten of Nineteen Indicted in In
dianapolis Under Arrest.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. January II.
Frank c. Willis and Frank D.
Haight local accountants, indicted by
the federal grand jury Wednesday
with number of others in connec-
tion with the federal investigat ton OF
the affaires Of the Hawkins Mortgage
Company and 104 welfare loan soci-
cites, surrendered to the United
States marshal here today. They
were released on bonds, Haight on
$4,000, and Willis on $4,000. Ten OF
the nineteen persons indicted have
|been arrested
Evening star., 1924-01-20
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fine quality, with chiffon OO(
finish; 40 inches wide.
5Sc Shantune Ponsee, So inches
wide: yarn mercerf2ed quallty,
with demi-rough weave; %
large assortment of col OS(
OrS
39c Check Batiste, So inches
wide: white and dainty
pastel grounds with ~
bluebird printings; for lSC
lingerie
$3.50 Mercerized Batiste. 50
inches wide: very
Tine soft-fnish quail O. Oh
ity: ten yards in OL.CS
each piece. ........
Goldenbere' s-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-20

72.inch Silk Tulle, fine mesh
quality; in white,
black and new &I m
shades. $3.50 value. - .LS
72.inch Cotton Net, firm woven
grade; for curtains, lin H.
ings, etc. sec value. 44C
Metallic Cloth, 36 inches wide,
in gold. steel, silver, old o.
gold, kings blue, black, CSC
etc s1.25 value. At.
Goldsnberg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-20
$l.69 Georgette Crepe

4O-inch Georgette Crepe. close woven, sturdy
quality, in all the most sought after shades in
Guiding turquoise, mais, peach, orange, jade,
emerald, electric, sapphire, copen, kings blue,
rose, henna pink. burnt orange, red black, etc.
Evening star., 1924-01-20

3Sc Plisse Crepe, 80 inches wide,
self-color designs in honeydew
and orchid; closewoven, ~
soft-finish grade for lin SC
gerie ........-......
Csc Tan Pongee, 81 inches wide.
ric, with lustrous ihn- 44C
Ism
Sc Dotted VoiIes, with the new
improved pin flock dots, in an
assortment of wanted colors:
fine. sheer, two-ply quail ~
ity; slight mill sec OyC
onds
75c Wash Satin, 36 inches wide.
high-grade rn-mercerized cot
ton fabric. in white. light 40
blue: navy and black: 4OC
for lingerie. ..........
Evening star., 1924-06-26

hath Stool, 9Sc-
White enamel b a [ h
stool with rubber-tip-
ped feet. Special 03c
Friday IoC
Salt Box. 3R-Blue
and white china with
hiDP Ped cover. For
merly 59c, Fri 0Oo
day, special -. ~"
Potato Masber, 15c-
Polished maple potato
maSher, formerly
CSC. Friday, spe- 7Sc
clal
Evening star., 1924-06-26
Linen Bargains

Linen Crash, 15c ynrd--1,000
yards brown all-linen crash.
in good serviceable quail 7Sc
ity. Fridays price, yard.
ColO-ed Mercerixed DamAsk.
Soc yard.-70 inches wide. Rose
and gold. Fast colors. Formerly.
S1.29 yard. Fridays price, QOc
Linen Napkins, $4.25 dOz.-All-
linen, silver bleached. Heavy
weight. 20x20. Fridays @1 OS
price, dozen ..........
FIRST FLOOR,
Evening star., 1924-06-26
4O-Mch
SilkHon,esPun
Our Regular Sl.95 Quality
Sl.25 Yd.

\ lovely quality OF silk homespun, in
rose, tan, gray, green. orchid, copen and
primrose. A favored fabric for sport
frocks suits and skirts at an excep
tionaly low price for Friday only.
Satin Charmeuse, $I.5O yd-Regular
$500 quality. \ rich. lustrous silk, in CT IN
white, black and navy. 40 inches wide ~A'co
Tub Silk, $l.39 yd-Our standard quail
ity of all-Slk. in white with rich col q 90
cred stripes. 30 inches wide Yard sPA'o>
Clos Fabrics, ST. 80 yd.-Our regular
sl.69 and s.. 90 qualities. Plain striped @1 90
and figured CLOS. 36 inches wide.
THIRD FLOOR LANsBURGH & BRO.
Evening star., 1924-06-26
Notion Dept.

Bathing Shoes, many styles;
b o k n sizes. Friday, %.
pair 5000. .................
Collar Bands, all sizes; To-
good quality. Friday, O for ~
Dress Shields, white and
flesh. Friday special, 60c
Baby Pants, easily washed,
durable tan rubber. Fri 10,
day, pair. ................
STREET FLOOR
Evening star., 1924-06-26
Cool Summer
Lingerie Reduced

UOO) Gowns, Chemise and
Step-ins, 4oc-Good, firm quality
muslin, in tailored styles. 10,
Just for Friday. . fIC
G25) Undergarments, SOC
Gowns, chemise, step-ins and
bioomers, of good quality QOo
material. Fridays price. o|S
(25) Extra Size Chemise,
S1.Oa-Fornerly Sl.50 Lace-trin-
med styles. made of fine SI M
nainsook. Fridays price. cI'oo
(1CO) Sateen Bloomers,
s1.0G-Dark colors only, in extra
fine quality sateen. For c1nn
merly S1.95; Friday. oA'OO
(75) Gowns and Chemise,
81 .95-Fine grade soft nainsook,
trimmed with dainty laces. For
merly $3.50 and s2.95. c1O5
(75) Muslin Petticoats,
$1.OO-Slight soiled from han
ding. Trimmed with
lace. Formerly s1.50; cJ nn
Friday .......... pA'oo
THIRD FLOOR