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Evening star., 1924-03-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

PRIVATE LESSONS IN PRACTICAL BOOK
keeping. I prepare you for position. Apt.
3, 1890 Belmont st. Col. 5S40. 3"
HEDGES. ALL KINDS OF sHRUBBERY,
roses evergreen, furnished and planted
Lawns put in first-class order and cared for
Rich soil. +. A. HERRELL & son. garden
ers, 726 10th St ne. Line. 9640.
WANTED TO BRING A VAN LOAD OF FUR
niture from New York. Philadelphia, Whining
ton. Del. and Richmond. Va. TO Washing ton
SMITHS TRANSFER AND STORAGE co.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVE THAT CERTIFI-
cate No. % for ten shares of stock in the
Washington Colonial Beach Steamboat Com
psny has been lost o. destroyed. and that
the undersigned has applied for duplicate
which will be issued one month from date.
HARRY KURLAND.
ARCHITECTS AND CoNTRACTORS' SPEC
tficat tions accurately and promptly copied
WASHINGTON STENoGRAPHIC SERVICE,
Rm 2O7, Evans bldg, 1920 n. Y. ave. NJ. 2o4
JHERE Will RE A MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Corcoran Fire Insurance
Conpany of the District of Columbia at their
Office 6O4 11th st. NV. on Monday. April z,
1924, for the purpose of electing nine (9) di-
rectors for the ensuing year. Polls open IL
A'' LOUIS r. PEAK. Secretary.
MEMBERS OF THE HOME BENEFIT ASSo-
ejat are hereby notified of the death of Mr.
Frank Jones, Mr.. Coty and Mrs. Wilmington
Assessments due this meeting. By order of
NJ. u. BRYANT, Pres.
ANNA COOPER, Rec. Sec.
Evening star., 1924-03-29
Bench Warrants Issued.

Chief Justice Mccoy of the District
Supreme Court today, at the request
of United States Attorney Gordon.
issued bench warrants for the arrest
of Russell NJ. Sackett, Ben L. Moses,
Harry Sattler and Sidney Refs, who
were indicted with Mr.. Langley.
Sackett is said to reside in Philadel-
phia- Moses and Sattler are in Pitts
burgh and Refs is in New York city.
The men may be permitted to go
before United States commissioners at
their homes and give bail bonds of
$4,000 each for their appearance in
Washington when the case comes to
trial
Millard F. West, former deputy com
missioner of internal revenue, the
sixth man named in the indictment,
appeared before the clerk of the court
yesterday afternoon and furnished
bail of $1,000.
For two hours yesterday both Rep
reSentative Langley and Representa-
tive Zihlman, with their attorneys.
were before the House committee
which is investigating the charges
against them. In their presence, John
w. H. Grim. special government
counsel who handled the presenta-
tioH OI eNlQenCo 10 the chicago grand
jury, was examined under oath by
the committee.
After CrimS examination, and Lang
ley. Zihlman and he had left the room,
the committee for another hour, be-
hlnd closed doors, continued its de-
iloerationS. Then Chairman Burton.
republican, Ohio, issued this state
ment:
burton Makes Announcement.
For the purpose OF ascertaining
formally, in compliance with the rese-
luton. who were the members of the
House against whom charges were
made in the Chicago grand jury pro-
ceedinss. the special assistant to the
Attorney General, Mr.. John w. H.
Grim, was examined by the committee
this afternoon. and stated that Rep
reSentativeS Langley and Zihlman
were the members of the House who
were then mentioned. Messrs. Lang
ley and Zihlman were present at the
hearing with their counsel. The mat
ter was then held over until next
Wednesday.
Mr.. Burton explained that it would
be necessary for him to be away
day on business unrelated to the in
Quiry and that il was for this reason
that further committee sessions were
put over until EidweeR. No decision,
he said, has been reached as to
whether witnesses will be examined
in the open, or behind closed doors.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-02

fziadat' 0eskokov. obec sokolskd
= Ceskoslov.. obec, legionArskp, ably
" den 4. maja usporiadaly sbiarky
po celej republike prespech w
|stavby mohyly ma Bradle. Vynos
|tejto sbierlSy by iste ,dosiahoI as
pom 100000 Kcs, takze ked sa
este k uz sosbieranym obnosom a
obnososn este nesosbieranym, kto-
re ale 5budl iste sosbierane, prip0-
eta sbierka "Spolku pre- postave-
ME pomnika gen. M. r. tefaniko-
VIZ v obnese 100000 Kss., bude
obnos potrebny k vystavbe mohy-
ly na Bradle do leta iste pOhroma-
de, nasledkom coho by bolo zbytc-
ne dkladat polozenie zakladnGho
kamena v den 4. maja podobne
i odd 'alovat' zapocatie pripray-
nych prac. spojenych vystavbcu
mohyly.. Treba este pripomenut' !,
ze dosial venovali ma sbisrky len
chudobnl l'udia uradnici, kdezto
majetne vrstvy, zvlast' nase ban
ky ma, sbierku skoro vobec nepri-
spely. Od sbierky medzi majet-
nejsimi yrstvami nasej republilSy
sa tiez nahoho oeakaya, Is. d.
- Elektrizacia ma slovenslu.
Ma slovenskom nzemi, ktore je roz
delene dl'a zasad celkoveho elek-
trizacneho programu ma sest' Oh
lasti, ma byt' v najblizsej dobe
postavene asi 35 mensich hydro.
central.
- Vel 'ka povoden ma vychod.
nom Slovensku. Rieky Ondava,
Latorca, Hernad as yiacert vaesie
potoky v Zemplfne. "a Sarisi ma
sledkom topenia sa shahu Y hos
zach a lamania sa l'adu sd naram-
1e rozvodnily a zaplavily viacere
1ediny obvode asi 20 stvoroc->
,ych mil. Obec Bodrog je uplne
pod v6dou. Oziminy sd celkor
yoda sobrala viacere mo-
ty, hate ,a.aasypy; yNajvatsie sko-
ly urobene boly V Zemplfne medzi
7 Vojcicami a Michal 'oveami. Uplna /
koda je este ME odhadnuta, ale
,ude siahat' do milionov korlin. !
Konstantin Hurban zomrel.
70 Starej Pazovej (Juhoslavia) O.
re tam umrel brat Sve-
ozara Hurbana Vajanskeho, Kon-
tantfn Hurban. Nebohy Dol po
|lhe roxy spravcom turc. sv. mar
inskej dielne na naradie bral
Lorlivu iicast' nasom narodnom,
ivote. Do Starej Pazovej odiSiel
Il pred viacerymi rokmi. ~ i
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-02

ineny ma najmenej 15,ooO,o0O ko-
run a pan Srobar odovzdal ho svo-
jim priatel 'om do najmn Va TO-
600 kor. rocneho poplatku a to s
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-02

'rodmienk kou,. ke arobarovi priAte-
La maja pravo iehovar prevxiat
60 svojho rnajetku po piatich ro-
koch "a cenu poIdruha miliona ko-,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-02
n Cesko-S Slovenslka
(Z krajovych novin.)

Uctenie 5-rocneho vyroGia
snarti gen. M. r. stef6nika. Brati.
slava, 18. marca.-V poslednej do.
be sa uz zdalo, ze /, ,polozepiu "a.
kladneho 'kamena k mohyle Stefa.
nikovej na Bradle den 5. vyro.
cia tragickej smrti vel 'keho syna
slovenskeho naroda nedojde. Hlav
ma pricina preco NAL byt' tento
akt piety odlozeny, boly technicke
prekazky, ktore sposobilo hlavne
este stale trvaj1ce nepriaznive po-
easie, znemozujnce akekol'yek roz
siahle zapocatie pripravnych prac.
Ponevae ale nasej verejnosti uz
b6lb niekol ko raz oznamene. re
TX, polozeniu zakladneho kamena
dAa T. maja k mohyle na Bradle
da5de, bolo v tieto dni v kruhoch.
ktore ved1 celu akciu,, mnoho IL
vaSovane, ci zakladny ikamen ma
byt' skutocne polozeny alebo ME
a ei je NONE zdolat aspon ME-
ktore mensie 'azkosti technickeho
razu. V kruhoch sSpolku pre- po-
stavenie mohyly gen. M. Stefani-
kovi' az do vcerajsieho dna boil
zastavany MAJOR, re k polozeniu
kamena na Bradle nema d6jst' do
tial, dokial nebude sosbierany 20
trebny obnos asi 100000 Kcs na
Fystavbu mohyly. Naproti tomu
hkcny vybor "Narod svojmu hr-
dinovl'' ktory sosbieral doposial
ia vyAaybu mohyly IA Bradle uz
!, 1,050,0OO kss. zastaval MAJOR, re
k polozenius saldadl1 1eho kamena
ma Bradle ma d66jst' ~ dem 5.~vy-
rocia "a kazd1 cena, ponepae je-
dine tymto axiom uctime dostoi
ne pat 'roen6 vyroeie tragickej
smrti prveho generala nasho revo-
llcneho vojska. Technicke prekaz-
ky nakol 'ko to bude NONE v tel
10 kratkej dobe majd byt' odstra-
meme, ably Sd vystavbou mohyly
ak ME hned tedy V kratkom case
pc polozeni zakladneho kamena |
mohlo zapocat,. II. marca konala |
sa tejto zalezitosti anketa, svC-
lana 'Spolkom pre- postavenie po-
mnfka gen. M. r. Stefanikovi" a
akcnym vyborom "Narod svojmu
hrdinovi'. Ma porade, ktorej sd !
zilcastnil Fedor Houdek, DIR. Hal
la, rektor university Komenske-
40 cir Kostlivy, DIR Emil Stodola,
architekt Jurkovic, akad. maliar
prof. dir. Osusky, riadi-
tel Varsik a zastupci legionarov,
bolo usnesene, re dina 4. maja ma
3yt polozeny zakladny kamen k
Stefanikovej mohyle ma Bradle
polozenie zakladneho kamena sta
le sd slavnostnym sposobom "a u
.asti vlady, uradov a sirokej ve-
'ejnosti cesko-slovenskej. O ucast
ia tejto slavnosti poziadany bude
par prezident republiky. Priprav |
le prace k usporiadaniu slavnostiI 1
orevedie zvaStny vybor, ktory stI
ma zvlastnej schodzi. Me-
LII niektorymi clenmi vyborov,
ktore vedn terra Siu sbieraciu ak
,iu ma stavbu mohyly ma Bradle,
,anuj1 obavy, re vyystavba je ME
losial' dostatocne zabezpecena fl
lancne nasledkom toho, re by k
lej v najblizsej dobe nedoslo. Tie
o obavv s1 ale dplne zbytocne.
Ol'a sdelenia gen. tajomnika axe.
yyboru "Narod svojmu hrdinovi'
(. Duska, sosbieral akcny vybor
losial' 1,O5O, 600 Kcs. Teraz sa pre-
,adza sbierka Prahe, ktora prav |
lepodobne vynesie asi 100, 600 K.
1krem toho chce akcny vybor pc
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-02
Pom fAl6KY.

Dvadsat' slovenskych hefikov
" trnavskom seminari bolo do krvi
1urazane mad 'arskymis klerikmi.
Tito svojou vybojnost 'ou vymohli,
ze sluzby bozie V kaplnke sa od-
byvaly len po mad 'arsky Ked
mad 'arcina zasiahla do semina-
m, slovenski kleriei 81 ziadali, aby
4 sa i slovensky prednasalo. Ma
ID 'arsky klerik Kovacs i'm nadal "a
Ito do "slovenskych swim .sSlovaci
| sa sli zalovat' ku predstavenemu
fsemeniSt "a, Msgr. Buzalkovi (byv.
zodpovednemu redaktorovi "Slo-
vaka - ktory. miesto ably i'm chy-
| til stranu, nadal i'm do handy do
bolSevikov. Slovenski klerici po-.
tom vystnpili 20 senenist "a. Bis.
kup Blaha ich pritilil a vyslovit
sa, ze je ma nich pysny. Sprava Sc
menist a len potion pristdpila ma
podmienky slovehskych klerikov:
pevolila slovensky spev ' kaplnke.
a mad 'arskych Aerikov cd sleven-
skych oddelila, ked' boil uz z toho.
skandal. To ukazuje, kol'ko Slo-.
vaci este musejd pretrpet' "a slo-
veneinu od Mad arrow mad 'aro-I
nov po piatich rokoch 'republiky!|
Co raz to castejsie ozyvaju sa.
hlasy ceskych novin "a vyrovna-
ME so Slovakmi. Jasenne vol'byl
zupne ma .sSIovensku otvorily ociI
triezvejsim Cechom jarne vol by
v Podk. Rusi otvarajd oci al tym,
ktori tdosial' nevideli alebo me-
chceli videt to rozhorcenie proti
terajscj Wade V Prahe jej ko-
rupcnym uradnikom. Vlada ma te-
raz az len 34-hlasov1 vacsinu y,
Mar. Shromazdeni a najmensie ne
dorozumenie IA pr. medzi socia-
listami a ceskymi lidovcami tnto
vacsinu zmenf menSinu. Zitie
Slovakov Cechmi musf byt' maj
uprimnejsie a najbratskejsie, ably
Dol Stat mocny zdnu ma vonok. /
Ale toho nedocieli vlada sposo-
bonn, akym prevadza svoje vlada-
renie Ia Slovensku Podk. Rusi |
az od piatich rokov. !
V Ceskoslovensku objavene bo-
10 III dvadsat diva korupcnych (n-
platkovych) afer. Tedy predbeh-
mute boly ' tom OIL 'adc Spojene /
>taty. u tohto mnozstva korupcil
vyzdvihujeme aferu bvv. ministra
Srobara ''Povazskym liehova-
'om''. Tento Statny liehovar je ce-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-02
2.!!!lkJA lo24.

var. Novy culkrovsr rnA byt pred
bezne len surovarnou, ktora spra-
cuje. denne l4,0OO metr. centov
cukroveJ repy. ia tymto projek-
tom vraj stojf isty financnik 2
Viedne a Landerbanka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-02

Novy culsrovar na Sloven-
sl<u. 3 tera5sej dynanitky u Bra
tislavewma .byt' zariadeny cukro-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-02

rin, teda len "a desiatu 8iastkn
hodnoty iehovaru. Takto Srobar
"budovaI'' repuhliku!
Evening star., 1924-03-06
Toy Values

(2) Girls Tricycles (door samplesl.
Formerly $22.95. Fridays V11 AZ
co Large Doll Carriages, for Ga OK
merly $22.95. Fridays price,. %A1s>O
(10) Ma Ma Dolls, some dressed in rom
pers, others with dresses. All with shoes
add stockings. Formerly 1896 to C1 OS
$4.95. Fridays price .......... ~As>o
l5) Fish Pond Sets, formerly 1E~
$3.50. Fridays price .............. NV
(2) Large Ma Ma Dolls, slightly soiled
Formerly $12.95. Fridays ca OK
FOURTH FLOOR
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promoting method of conciliation in
international disputes in accordance
with the recommendation of the as
sembly of the league OF nations.
The proposal aims at the formation
of a permanent Cancellation council
to which the respective countries will
be obliged to refer disputes which
cannot be solved automatically or
which are precluded by previous
treaties from being settled by arbi-
Evening star., 1924-03-06
Savings Mount High
in Infants Wear

(1o) Knit Sleeping Garments, made with
feet. sizes and g. Formerly Ok
$1.G9; Fridays price. ............... /O>s
(24) Heavy Cotton Short Wrappers. well
known Carter garments. trimmed with shell
stitch. Sizes 21a and 3. Formerly 1Oo
50c; Fridays price. ~
(lo) Wool Eiderdown Wrappers, size 1
year only. Ribbon trimmed. For % S0
merly $5.95; Fridays price. ~&sNO
(3) Gertrude Skirts Il to 8 years). OK
Formerly $1.95. Fridays price,. IOS
(6) Gertrude Skirts Il to 8 years). OK
Formerly $1.50; Fridays price,. >OS
,.ln.,,, s sasst 4sc: rqs:,: Dss:;:: ,..' Soc
FOURTH FLOOR
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Do You Attend These
Friday Bargain Sales?
If Not, You Should

Friday Bargains in this store ore-day specials
prices lower than any other day of the week Very
often the merchandise is entirely sometimes 1T IS
new seasorabe goods taken from regular lines and
marked down for the day only; and then Friday is the
day clear stocks of odds and ends and slightly
soled items In every instance the price quoted is lower
than regular In ALL Friday is day that brings forth
savings entirely too good to miss.
Remember, Friday sales are tnaI-n0
mail bhone or C.. o. d. orders accepted
Evening star., 1924-03-06
Helpful Housewares

No. 68 Wizard Triangle Polish Mop, re-
moves dirt, and cleans and polishes hard
wood floors. Regularly $1.OO. Fri dOo
DAY price
merly $1.25. Fridays price 100. w
White Enamel Roll.tep Bread 7Oc
Boxes, formerly s5c. Fridays price ~
4-quart Aluminium Pudding Pan, hOo
formerly 19c. Fridays price w
4-quart Aluminium Saucepan, for hOo
merly 79c. Fridays price ........ Wv
SIXTH FLOOR
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birthday at testimonial dinner
rendered him by The Thursday
Nighters.
Mr.. DARCY, who was born in
France and reared In England, ltill
writes sketches for vaudeville ac-
tors.
Evening star., 1924-03-06

sixty three, who rose from dish
washer In. San Francisco restau-
rant to one of the foremost hgures
in the Japanese spinning industry,
died yesterday
Evening star., 1924-03-06
CANCELLATION COUNCIL
PROPOSAL ACCEPTED
By the Associated Press.

By the Assocat ted Press.
STOCKHOLM, March 6.-The, con-
ference initiated by Sweden, COM
posed Of representatives Of Sweden,
Finland, Denmark and Norway, has
unanimously adopted proposal foI
Evening star., 1924-03-06
Isle Sport Hose, 79c

Cool looking Ribbed Lisle Sport Hose,
in good light cOlors for Spring wear.
Choose from Fawn, Beige, Camel, Russian
Tan, Gray, White and Black
Womhn's Lisle Hose, in white and 1Ec
brown. Fridays price. @~
STREET FLOOR
Evening star., 1924-03-06
Chan1oisette Cloves
70c

Strap Wrist Gauntlet styles and r.
button Mousauetaire Gloves Of dne wear
ing, washable chamoisette. Six good coll
ors. including Beaver, Mode, Gray. Mastic,
Brown and Cocoa. All sizes included.
STREET FLOOR
Evening star., 1924-03-06
Bargains for Friday-7he Savings Are Definite
pilgrim, Sheets
$3.50 Each

Full percaIe finish Sheets of this well
known maxi and of the $1.75 quality. Re
duced in price for Friday because Of very
trivial harmless imperfections. Choice OF
size 72x99 or S1x9O.
Pilgrim Sheets, in size 9Ox99 or 00x1Os.
Formerly $1.95 and $2.25. FRI C1 80
days price p4sSo1
Domestic Longcloth, SO inches wide;
sheer and SOFT Regularly 25c I'd. 1QC
Amoskeag Apron Gingham. absolutely
color fast Good choice of colored 1Qc
checks Fridays price, yard ...... AoS
THIRD FLOOR
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Odd Corsets, 1929

Corsets, many of which sold formerly
Memo, r and G, Warmers. American Lady
and front -lacing Froleset models.
Made of quality broche and coutil, with
every requisite Of the high-grade corset.
Sizes ~ to SO inclusively.
THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1924-03-06
THIRD FLOOR
Rrassieres at $1.39

Formerly 80 to $4.OO. Brassieres and
Bien-Jolie. De Bevoise. Memo circlets and
La la.,I Peria styes made Of broche. mesh and
Both front and back fastening styles,
beautifully trimmed in many cases. Sizes
SO to 80.
Evening star., 1924-03-06
SQUADRON At TRINIDAD.
United States Naval Vessels t
Make Eight-Day Visit.

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, March
6.-An American naval squadron COM
posed of the Savannah, Bushnell,
Beaver, Camden, Ortolan and twenty
Evening star., 1924-03-06
BALLAD WRITER is 81.
Author of "Face on Barroom
Floor" Given Dinner.

NEW YORK, March 6.-The author
cf the old ballard, The Face Upon the
Floor" 2opularly known as ''The Face
on the Barroom Floor" Hugh A.
DARCY, celebrated his eighty-first
Evening star., 1924-03-06

The cynical bachelor observes that
the proper time for a man to marry
is when he hasn't anything else to
worry him.
Evening star., 1924-03-06

Among the primitive Eskimos of
Eaffin Land wives are beaten occa-
sionally, but children never.
Evening star., 1924-03-06

four submarines, Admiral Taylor in
command, arrived here yesterday for
a visit which probably will last eight
days. The admiral and governor ex-
changed visits.
Numerous social functions and
sports events have been arranged for
the officers and crews.
California has more than $4,000
"o1d maidSn
Evening star., 1924-03-06
Feather Pillous
Friday, Csc

All-feather pillows. 17x17, covered with
good quality art ticking, in light and dark
(ss) soxs4 All-wool Army Blankets, khaki
colored and formerly $4.95. CO OK
Fr10ay'S price ~sO
(1lJ 72xe0 Twin Size Bed Sets, both
Marseilles and Mitcheline quality, in blue.
pink and yellow. Formerly $3.50 VS M
and 80 90. Fridays price. pOsOV
30x4o Beacon Crib Blankets, in dainty
pink and blue patterns. Fridays R6C
price .........-......... .............
Evening star., 1924-03-06

Nightgowns and envelope chemise are
included-made Of high count nainsook and
daintily trimmed.
necks, and gay with touches Of Val lace,
embroidery and contrasting braid
Chomise, with either built-up or bodice
tops. trimmed with ribbons, laces and
THIRD FLOOR
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Save On Silks
Specially Priced For Friday Only

40-nch Sport Satin (glos) )-Lustrous quail n 4 IN
ity in tan, gray, e9psn coral pink, bege 1l.H
33incf Japanese Pongee-Ony 900 yards. ALL III
silk qualty-12 monte weight; natural shade. For /9o
MANY purposes. Yard ard..................... -
Extra Quality Pongee-Two well known
brands; Honan and tub pongee-al silk De- C1 0S
srable weight for dresses Friday only ID i eAJ
b. 3z-nch Washable Silks-Broadc1oth and
Jersey; varied assortment of plain colors, vi ZO
also new striped and checked designs. Fri ~ w
day. yard.
FLOOR, Z
Evening star., 1924-03-06
100 Bungalow Aprons
Tic

Nicely made models Of psrcale in clean
looking, bright-coored checks, stripes and
conventional patterns. Trimming with bind
ings and pipings of contrasting colors, big
patch pockets and tie-back sashes.
(20) Serpentine Crepe Kimonos, in butter
fy and floral patterns. Formerly C1 M
S1.95; Fridays price. V1sOV
(l0) Batiste Dresses, made with collars,
cuffs and yestee Of contrasting organdie.
Size 86 and 88. Formerly $1.95; CT M
Fridays price. PAsOU
THIRD FLOOR
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Mems s $I.95 Shirts
Friday, $l.65

A clearance of 216 Glos-stripe Madras
shirts-ir, q colorful assortment of pat
terms. Slightly soiled-but highly desirable
merchandise, in sizes IA to H.
STREET FLOOR
Evening star., 1924-03-06
Toilet Goods
Knitted Suits
Friday Only, $7.95

A special one-day price fo- Knitted Suits
that formerly sold $3.50 to S10.95.
Pull-over and Jacquette Models, in plain
colors and combinatio of colors. Dominat-
ing are the more popular shades of Silver,
Brown, Mexico. Navy, Silver and Buff.
SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1924-03-06

Good Records, 29c
10-in. Double Face Columbia and Vocation
Records, formerly 75c. including popular
and standard selections.
12.in. Records, single and double 400
faced; formerly $1.25 and up. Friday ~
BALCoNY-STREET FLOOR
Evening star., 1924-03-06
STREET FLOOR
Saue On Woolens

This price for Friday only. Choose from
any of the above weaves in a good as
sortment Of colors. Fabrics for Spring
suits, capes and one-piece dresses-at 81 n
yard.
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And many other lots quantities small mention here
but wonder vae. Come First choice
always best.
F1oo &
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13-piece M a ID EZRA Lunch
Sets, formerly CO OK
$6.7o, at. ........ ~o'~
13-piece M a deira Lunch
Sc ssts' IS ,+ formerly $6.85
13-inch Madeira Napkins,
h nd embroid-
s5fa; s1i'i;s DOZEN H y en- :'.. ny $7.49
13-inch Madeira Napkins.
hand embroid-
cred: formerly C1h *
$500 dozen :. %AOsIO
H a n d m a d e Cluny Lunch
Cloths, lace medallion center;
81 inches: round; CL OF
formerly 1896, at %O.1O
Turkish Towels, all white;
heavy double thread; slightly
soiled; size 24x48; co.
formerly 75c. Each. C7N
And many other lots in qua
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JAPANESE. MAGNATE DIES.

wada Rose From Dishwasher In
Restaurant.
TOXIC. March 6-Toyoji Wada,
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Sale of Linens
At 1s to 12 Off
Regular Prices

In selling offer discontinued numbers and slightly
soled merchandise Included fine tabecos Napkins huck
and turkish towels napkins imported coloed dam
ask sets; scars onepece pillow shams, lace
table and handmade Cuny lunch cloths at savings
of ethird one-half
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tration or the Court Of International
Justice.
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Color-fust
Dainty Maid
49c Yd.

Because Of slight imperfections this de
sirahle lingerie fabric is offered greatly
under real value. Colors-Green, pink, light
blue, old rose, tan, gray. dark blue and
brown.
Belongs Embossed Satine, for Innings:
cOpen, gray, dark blue and
black. Formerly s1.s9 Friday, C1 0S
yard ....................... ~A'@c
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Imported III a n d woven
Damask Lunch Sets; hem
stitched;' size 55x5o inches;
formerly $8.25. CD OF
Set %Cs ~
Lace-trimmed Table Covers,
with wide lace; 50 inches;
round; formerly C1 ~
$2.25. Each -. %Is1O
Fine Linen Tablec1oths,
sizes 2x2, 2x21z, 2x3; formerly
S1O.5O to $21.OO. Sale prices,
$5.75 to $12.OO.
Fine Linen Napkins, 22xN;
formerly $1O.75 to $1,000
do~-~ Sale prices $6.95 to
$11.75. n
r,emstitched All-linen Huck
Towels, fine quality and good
size. Three groups
Formerly S1.25, each. -. 98c
Formerly $1.75, each. -. .$1.z5
Formerly $3.50, each. -. $3.50
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kiddies' Fancy Sox
29c

4 Pairs for $1.oO
Stock up for Summer-for they are per
feet and well wearing, and as colorful and
attractive as you may wish. Both light
and dark colors are included.
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Dainty Dimity and Cotton Voile Blouses,
made In most attractive styles with v,
Peggy and Tuxedo collars. Effectively
trimmed with drawnwork and hand en-
brOidery.
Remnant Cotton Blouses made Of sheer
white dimity with Peggy and neck lines,
long sleeves with neatly finished turn back
cuffs. A number are lace trimmed. 0Qo
frluayS price ....................
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IL Fur Goats
Must Go!
Lingerie, sec

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