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New Britain herald., 1924-08-20
Dr. Walker Is Victim
 Of Paralysis Stroke

Chicago Aug, 90, " Dr. samuel Johnson Walker. Nhe during the world war was credited with slem- ming the lyphus epidemic in Mace donia, died yesterday al his home al Lake Forest, suburb, after stroke of paralysis, lie was af years old, native Of GoElngton, ky, and was at- taehsd 10 the staffs Of several Ghi- eago hospitals
New Britain herald., 1924-08-20
OPEN BIDS FOR PARK WORK

Bids on grading, bridge construc- ton and road work in Stanley Quar- ter park were opened at meeting of the board of park compissioners last night, but the board took no &C., ton, voting to first hold a conference with the landscape architect. Recom- mendations for the award of contracts will be made at a special session of the council later in the month.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-20
x-Ratted for Collins in kth. NS-nstsd for whitshin in sth.

Two hass hits iIeilmann; three base hits, rueL Pratt, ficilmann; stolen bases Rice. Harris. Judge: sacrifices. Harris. McSeely. Rice; double plays Judge to Peck to Judge; Peck 10 Harris to Judge: o'Rourke to Pratt left on bases. Detroit s: Washington [; base on balls, off Collins 1: Whitehiil 1; Zachary 1: Russell .; struck out. by Collins 2: Whitchill 2: Zachary 1: hits off Collins 1 in {; Zachary in 5: (one run scored. one one base and none out in 6th): Whitehill in 1; Russell in {; hit by pitcher. by Whtehill (Gosin); winning pitcher. Zach ary. losing pitcher. Whitohll: umpires, Rowland Connolly and Owens; time e.e:.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-20
SAGE ACTING INSPECTOR.

Howard Sage, an electrical con- tractor, has been named acting elec- trical inspector to serve during the absence of Inspector Cyril J. Curtin. who is on leave of absence and is now out of the city on business.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-20
MANII.A INsunANoE nILI.

Manila, Aug. 20--Ths senate has passed a bil requiring all teFeisn insurance companies 10 invest so per cent Of their profits made in inc Philippine islands iA Philippine sss enrities or real estate. The bill goes 10 the house,
New Britain herald., 1924-08-20
Total ..,.ss.s, v !
 AIlL.ETIl,S

Two base hit. Davis; passed balls. Robinson 1. Fulmcr l: wild pitches Kiiroy l, Miller 1; first base on balls, off Kilroy 1. Miller G; first on errors Athletics 2. Baltimore 2: struck out, by Kilroy 10, Miller Q. double plays, McGarr. Bicrbauer, stovey: Bier bauer, stovey: umpire. Valentine.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-20
Baseball Review
EASTERN LEAGUE
Yesienla,s IiesuIls

EF~F*"4""F V FET7-"4=" PItlsheld 5, HsTiferd liTsi gamsl, Pillshsld (, HartioTd l tsseend Eamel,
 Albany g, Waterbury lfirsl gamel, Waterbury 3, Aiesgs 2 'sseena gamel,
 Springfield 6, Worcester ', New Haven 2, Bridgeport lhEst gamel, New Haven 3, Bridgeport lsseond gamel.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-20

ksyk are named defendants in . suit for aSse brought by the Commercial Trust company Constable B, k pangherlE served the pspeFs n0nz ala Gsffnsy is counsel for the plaiRr uff
New Britain herald., 1924-08-20
ib { Il pIT,Tgtyf-pGD

Two base hits Neis, Carey, Mitchell; home run, Brown; stolen base Cuyler; sacrifices Barnhart; double plays, Traynor, Marsn- vile and Grimm; left on bases Brooklyn 8; Pittsburgh 3; bases on balls off Vance 1 i; off Cooper 1: struck out, by Vance 2: by Cooper l; umpres klem and Wilson, time 1:39.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-20
FQUp lnulQ of fnliSdde
Each Game Is Held lo One Hit

One hlt games are not so tefFipls rare, hut a game in which both lNiriH CTS turn the 0ne-hit trick is solaeE thing of an oddity, On Aug, go, lsses Matt kilroE Baltimore lettshander, won a double ane-hit contest because ehippy MeGarF spilled two errors right ahead of a passed ball by iiobs inson. The latter is now manager Of ihe Braaklyns. The secret
 BALTIMORE
New Britain herald., 1924-08-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

YcsicrlIny's KesIIItc. Washington 1. Detroit 2 thrst same). Washington 5, Detroit g (second gamc).
 Boston II. st. Louis |. Philadelphia |, Cleveland ,. (Other games not scheduled).
New Britain herald., 1924-08-20
FORD TO SELL COAL
Flivyer King Will Offer Surplus From
 Mines to General Public Engineer

says
 Duluth, Minn., Aug. 20.-Bitumin- ous coal from Henry Tord's mines in Kentucky will be offered for pubic sale late this fall and carly next wln- ter, according to w. B. Mayo, chief engineer for the Ford Motor company who arrived here yesterday aboard the steamer Henry Ford II with the sec ond cargo of coal for tho Ford dock.
 Mir. Mayo indicated that most Of the coal now being received at the Ford dock will be used by the Ford plants in the twin cities and other northeast points.
 Mr Mayo left for Iron Mountain, Michigan, where he will inspect the Ford coke plans, returning to De- troit from there late Thursday, he said.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-20

Horseshoe Falls by the recent sFaseA, Ras brought foFlh the slsKssihn or reinforcing the liz of the fslls
New Britain herald., 1924-08-20
NATIONAL AMERICAN
 LEAGUE BALL GAMES
,eonlinusa from Preceding Passl
WASHINGTON
 m

A sshingtan saa AaA ell-i
 I've bsss hiis, hiee EahR Risnsai home runs Goslng sialen lasfs, Judge. Peek, HaHrisi saeTifinss, Masridge, WinEa, Mes & hasss aa halls, ah Iahnsan si MssIidgs si struck cut, ny MasndEs l1 $, Johnson n umpirss oKens, Rowland and CenAellyi time s,Na.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-20
CINCINNATI
Ran for Bressler in 9th.
 zz-Batted for Luque in 9th.

UT. New York ................S10 100 010--6 Cincinnati ..............0l0 0O1 001-2 Two base hits, Jackson; three base hits
 Bressler, Groh, Young, Meusel; sacrifices
 Frisch, Kelly McQulan; double plays,
 Frisch to Jackson to Kelly; Jackson to
 Frisch to Kelly; left on bases New York
 {; Cincinnati 8; base on balls. off Lu1ue I2; struck out, by Luque l. umpires, Pfir-
 man, Hart and Mccormick; time of game, |1:o5.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-20
standing.
faiss's Games.

IasisS's Games. Hartford at Worcester Bridgeport al Waterbury Springfield al Pitisield' Albany al New Haven
New Britain herald., 1924-08-20

Today's Games. St. Louis at Philadelphia. Cleveland at Boston.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Neslnrllat,s nnsnlis.

New York 6. Cincinnati .. Brooklyn {, Pittsburgh 2. (Other games postponed, rain),
New Britain herald., 1924-08-20

Today's Games. Baltimore at Syracuse. Jersey City at Toronto. Newark at Buffalo. Reading at Rochester.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-20
'fo,iay's Games.

Today's Games. New York at Cincinnati. Brooklyn at Pittsburgh. Boston at Chicago. Philadelphia at St. Louis.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-20
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results. No games scheduled.
Evening star., 1924-02-28
WOnen's SOC
Neckwear. Soc

a vast assortment OF new Neck
fixings, including Collar and Cuff
Sets, Panel and Bertha Collars,
and Vestees of linen, lace and or
CANDY. Novelty effects and tailored
styles.
Evening star., 1924-02-28
Girls Dresses, $l.O6

OulS DICSSCSs SolsOo
Wash Dresses, of good quality
sineham; stylish spring models,
with contrasti color Of white
organdy collar; some stitched or
embroidered; sizes 6 to IA years.
Girls 75c and ST
Aprons, SOC
Girls Bungalow Aprons, of slng-
ham. in assorted colors; assorted
practical models. Well made and
tinished.-(Thrd Floor.)
White Dimity. l9c I'd.
Remnants of White DimIty,
white woven checks and stripes;
line. sheer quality; SO inches wide;
lengths from I to 5 yards.
25c Longcloth and
NainsOok, 15c
Nalnsook and Paiama Checks;
lengths from to yards.
Fabric Gloves, 55c
Women's Chamotex Washable
Fabric Gloves, two-cIasp style, q.
with embroidered backs; in sand,
beaver, mode, pongee, covert, gray
and brown; sizes to S1a.
Fabric Gloves, 70c Pr.
Women's Cha otex Fabric
Gloves, the washable kind; strap
wrist style, with embroidered
backs; mode, pongee, beaver,
covert, gray, sand and brown.
WOmen's SOC Union
Suits, SIC
Women's Gauze Cotton Union
Suits, low neck and sleeveless.
knee length; size 8 only; soIIed
from handling.
So Printed Novelties
$1.l9
SO and 40 inch Printed Novelties,
light and dark grounds, with beau.
tIfuI neat designs and handsome
color combinations.
Black Tubular Jersey
49c
36-inch Black Tubular Tricoiette
Lingerie Jersey, an extra fine close
mesh quality; seconds Of the $1.50
grade.
81 Printed Jersey
Sl.I9
36-Inch Printed Jersey Knit, ex-
ira fine close woven genuine Clos
quality; dark grounds with excIu-
sive designs and rich coIorngs.
$l.49 Wash Boilers
88c
Neavy Tin Wash Boilers, with
cold wood handles; No. size; wei!
made.
$l.lO Wash Tubs
60c
Galvanized Iron Wash Tubs,
large 24-Inch size; drop handles.
Evening star., 1924-02-28
ST. Shirt Waists. 39c

ST. Shirt Waists, 39c
(1oO pimity and voiIs shire
Waists, sizes SO to ~; assorted
styles.
Women's 81 and $5
Shoes, $l.79
Women's Oxfords and Pumps,
some slightly imperfect; patent,
tan, black KID and dull feathers;
high and low heels; sizes eve to 7.
SIPS and $l.5O
Slippers, 79c
Women's Satin soudoir Slippers.
broken sizes; pink, blue, old rose
and lavender.
Boys $3.50 to 81
Shoes, $l.95
Boys and Little Gents Shoes,
dull feathers; broken sizes.
Children's So and $3
Shoes, $l.48
ChiIdren's High Shoes, lace and
button styles; tan and dull feathers;
sizes in the lot from TO and 8Ia
to II.
Evening star., 1924-02-28
79c and ST. Handbags
4e4(

ChiIdren's Handbags, b e d
style, in dainty designs: pretty
coIored beads; draWstring style:
finished with crochet top and
beaded tasSeI.
Evening star., 1924-02-28
Boys ST. Wash Suits
69c

(2f6) Bows Wash Suits. MILDLY.
Oliver Twist and khaki flapper
models; in blue, brown, gray and
combination coIors; sizes 5, and
7 years.
Evening star., 1924-02-28
$l.69 Extra Size Slips

$l.69 Extra Size Slips
$l.4A
Extra.size Costume Slips, fine
grade sateen; In black and white:
hemstitched yokes; full.cut hips;
sizes 48 to 81.
$1.29 Costume Slips
Csc
Costume Slips, of navy blue and
black sateen; hemstitched yokes:
double straps; fulI-cut hips; all
sizes; full length.
Women's $I.29
Pajamas, 89c
Two. piece PaJamas, Of pink
pressed crepe; v neck and kimono
sleeves; fuil-cut sizes.
So COrsets, ST.
"Fawn Girl" Corset GIrdIes, of
pink brocade; silk elastic top and
medium hips; four wide hose sup
porters; lace back model; sizes %
to 29. Manufacturers close outs.
SOC Imported Voile
29c
46 inches wide, fine ciose-piy
mercerlzed grade; In orchid, poppy.
old rose, new green, laurel and
cocoa brown.
$l.39 Silk-Mixed
Cotton Crepe, 98c
So inches wide, CLOSE woven box.
loom finish quality; in self color
woven.siIk stripes and checks;
white, gray, tan, orchid, reseda,
cocoa, zinc, copen, coral, peach,
brown, navy and black.
SOC Woven VOiles
35c
a6-Inch Woven Chiffon Wolfe, COL
= ored grounds, with neat white
woven stripes.
Printed Canton Crepe
55c
a6-inch Printed Cotton Canton
Crepe, in a large assortment Of
styles and. coIorinss; seconds Of the
$1.oo grade.
So -Thomson's
Corsets, $l.48
Thomson's Glove. Fitting Cor
sets; wide heavy elastic top; long
skirt; broad front clasp; for aver
age or stout figures; sizes "a to 36.
WOmen's 81
- Sweaters, $2.98
Fine grade wool, In new spring
shades; made with long shawl COL
lar and cuff bottom; finished with
three buttons.
Women's $4
Sweaters, $2.98
Slip.on Sweaters. aIi.wooi quail
ity, in new spring shades; buttoned
collar and assorted trimmings.
Evening star., 1924-02-28
Toilet Articles

55c jars of Daggett
& Ramsdells Cold 0E~
Cream, at at.......... NV
Sc Monarch Toilet Soap, as
sorted odors, good quality
toilet and bath soap, a.
three cakes for. ....... -
35c Palmolive Shav-
ing Cream, large tubes, o.
at ZLC
Japanese Incense Burners,
regularly Soc each, gold and sill
yer finish, Buddall shapes. with
l5c box of Japanese In H.
cense, both for. ....... TTN
Goldenbers' 's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-28
Furniture

Console Mirror, with inferred
ends, polychrome frame, in va
rious colors; size 12x24 inches.
Former $3.50 grade. CO OK
Unfinished Breakfast Table,
with drop leaf, shaped leaves
and turned base.
Former 9.75 grade. S5O5
At ................. ~Os)O
Porcelain Top Tables, with
white enamel base and drawer;
some slightly inl-
perfect. Former CE 0E
$10.50 grade. At. po.1O
Fumed Oak Tabourette, octa-
gon shaped top: II inches high;
we'll constructed. For
mer price 4sc. Tomor- DC
row at. @O
Golden Oak ChiffOrObe, large
space for hanging clothes; hat
box and FIVE
drawers. Former Go no
$500 grade. At. ~ p1Cs1O
Goldenberg's-Furniture Store Across
the Street"
Evening star., 1924-02-28
Boys $l2 to SIS Suits
$3.50

(5) Boys Stout Suits, we'll tai
iored models; three with two pairs
Of pants; In neat mixtures; sizes
II, IS and IL years; also two with
one pair OF pants, of navy blue
Serue: size 20 wears only.
Evening star., 1924-02-28
Women's Spring Coats
$3.50

Woinens Top and Sport Coats in varied assort-
Choice OF new straightlne fared or beited models,
single or double breasted. Regulation crown col
lars with inverted plated backs Finished with
large slash patch pockets. All wanted shades and
sizes.
Floor
Evening star., 1924-02-28

Mems $4.95 & $3.50
Pants, So. 79
Odd Lot Of Mems Pants, mostly
In spring weight; hard-finIshed
stripes, In medium and dark shades;
sizes 80 to 4S waist measure.
Mems $24. rs Two
Pants Suits, $l2.95
1e Mems Two.Pants Suits. spring
weight; Norfolk models; medium
shade Of tan; sizes 35 to AZ only.
Mems $24.75
Overcoats. $l4.95
% Heavyweight Winter Over
coats, this seasons models; in
large overplaIds; large. roomy coats.
wi.h a'i-around belt, patch pockets
and large collar; sizes "a to "a.
l212c Laces, &c
Crochet and Linen Cluny Laces.
to inches wide; for scarfs, Gen.
ter pieces. etc.
49c Val Laces, 35c
Vaienciennes Laces. narrow
widths, insertions and edgings:
white and ecru coiors; IL yards In
each piece.
29c Camisole Laces
I9c
imitation Duchesse, Fiiet and
Calais vaIs, 4 inches Wide; beading
tops.
SOC Collar Tabs
39c Yard
Oriental and Venice Lace Collar
Tabs, ecru and white; pretty pat
terns.-(Lace Dept)
Mems $4.98 & S5.98
Bath Robes, $2.79
"a Genuine Lawrence Cloth
Bath Robes. good patterns and
coIors; perfect quality.
Mems Sweaters. $l.59
Wool and Cotton Mixed Coat
Sweaters, navy. Oxford. gray and
brown; v-neck and roll collar
styles; some have slight defects.
Former $500 grades.
Mems $l.59 Shirts
70c
(220) Neqiiqee Shirts, hieh.grade
corded madras and s0.square per-
Gale: soft cuffs; broken lines from
stock and recent sales; slightly
soiIed from handling, otherwise
perfect quality.
Evening star., 1924-02-28
Women's Spring Suits
$19.75

New Spring Suits for sports wear, i'll stylish single
or double breasted models with three slash pockets,
regulation collar and tailored sleeves. Skirts with
slash pocket shrrings and belt Coats full silk
lined Choice is offered OF novelty mixtures, pads and
broken checks in light dark colors Sizes 10 to A.
nbergs-
Evening star., 1924-02-28

Women's SIPS
Slippers, 85c
Felt Comfort Slippers, with satin
cuff; old rose and blue; padded
sole; sizes 3 to 7.
Mems Handkerchiefs
&c
Mems Handkerchiefs, white.
hemstltched borders; neatly made;
slight seconds Of 12Iac and 15c
grades.
Women's So Pants
79c
Part.wooI and Cotton Pants,
ankle length; size 5 only; slightly
soiled from handling.
soc Jewelry, lOc
Clearance Of odds and ends of
JeweIry, including bead necklaces,
bracelets, beauty pins and vanity
boxes.
SO Grass Rugs. 1920
sx1o-ft. Large Room Size Heavy
DoubIe-warp Grass Rugs, in green,
blue, brown and combinations;
beautiful stenciIed designs.
Evening star., 1924-02-28

Mems $3.50 Union
Suits, ST..
t22) Wool and Cotton Mixed
Union Suits, natural gray color:
heavy weight; sizes So, 3s and AZ;
perfect quality.
Mems $l.25
Underwear, 60c
Heavy Natural Gray Ribbed
Underwear, shirts and drawers to
match; wool and cotton mixtures;
perfect quality.
Mems Half Hose, 15c
27 Dozen LisIe Half Hose. high
spIIced heel, double reinforced sole
and toe; black and plain coIors;
seconds of 35c grade.
Mems $3.50 and S3
Gloves. Sl.39
10 Pairs of Mems Auto Gauntlets.
full lined; medium size cuff; all
black; Hapson make.
Mems 69c and 79c
Gloves, 39c
So Pairs of Work Gloves and
Gauntlets, moIeskin, saamander
and other grade leather.
Boys S9.75 to SIS
Overcoats, 500
(fO) Boys Overcoats, alI-Wooi
materials; we'll tailored models for
the little fellows 2, 2la and years
of age.
Boys 81 Cloth Hats
Csc
(45) Boys Cloth Hats, good quail
ity; suitable for boys from 3 to
years Of age.
Mems Undershirls
39c
(147) Mems Heavy weight Cotton
Ribbed Undershirts, ecru color.
mostly all sizes; seconds of 500
grade.
20c Veilings. l4c Id.
Chenilette veiIings, oct gon
mesh, with all the new color com
binations; also plain black, brown,
purple, tdupe and brown.
69c Drape Wells, Hc
Drape and Semi. Circular Wells,
in an assortment Of attractive
meshes and the most popular color
combinations and plain colors; for
wear with new cloche and sma,l
hats.
Evening star., 1924-02-28
35c Linene and Beach
Cloth. pc

35c Linene and Beach
Cloth, 22c
34-inch colored Linene and
Beach Cloth, popular cotton fabric
for one-piece costumes; in copper.
old rose, orchid, Alice and black.
SOC Dress Crepe, 29c
36-inch Dress Crepe, fine close
woven cotton fabric, in a large as
sortment of wanted coIors, also
white.
$l.98 Cooking Kettles
$l.l9
Aluminium Cooking Kettles, large
12-quart trade size; cover and bait
handle.
Sl.25 Water Pals
79c
Aluminium Water Pals, good
size; we'll made.
98c PercOlatOrs, soc
SOHSS fCISOIdIOTS,
panel sides; six-cup size.
98c Door Mats, 69c
Cocoa Door Mats, we'll made
(Basement.)
S2.98 Iron Sets
$l.88
Dover Sad Iron Sets, with asbes-
tos-Ilned hood handle; three Irons,
stand and handle.
$l.98 Curtain
Stretchers, $l.39
Lace Curtain Stretchers, size 6x1a
it,; center brace.
$l.98 Ironing Boards
$l.39
Ironing Boards, on folding stand;
strongly made.
59c Silk.and.COttO
Chiffon, 39c
36.inch White Chiffon Silk, a
silk and cotton fabric, with white
woven silk stripes.
Evening star., 1924-02-28

~
spring hats has
go on sale tomorrow. An
smartest styles, such as
crepe brims and visca braid
IKE and mushroom shapes.
wood, sand and navy blue.
dress or sports wear.
ST. BIeached Sheets
69c
72xeo Run Of the MIL Scanned
aIeached Sheets, three.auarter bed
size; hand torn and Ironed.
$3.50 Bedspreads
$l.89
72x9s White Dimity Redspreads,
extra length; slight seconds.
60c PiHOwcases, 49c
45xa6 Hemstitched PHIowcases,
with lace edge; made Of Cast Iron
pillowcase cotton.
4Oc PillOwcases, 28c
45xse eleached PIIIowcases, large
size; free from starch or dressing.
I8c Unbleached
Cotton, l2Rc
3s-inch in lie a c h e d Cotton.
lengths from 2 to 10 yards; close
woven quality.
'2Oc Bleached Cotton
l5c
3o-inch BIeached Cotton, firm.
woven soft-finish grade.
29c Shaker Flannel
l9c
27.inch sIeached Shaker Flannel,
heavy reversible quality.
SIPS Table Covers
89c
oiicioth Table Covers, printed on
Sanitas oilciothi size 54x54 inches;
slight seconds.
Apron Cinghams
12H2c
Standard Apron Ginghams, In all
size blue and brown checks; fast
coiors.
Women's $l.5O
Step.Ins, 79c
Women's Clos Step-ins, novelty
effects, with elastic waist; flesh
color; small sizes. -(First Floor
Underwear Section.)
WOmen's Clos Hose
79c
Heavyweight Clos Hose, nov.
city and plain effects, In black and
assorted shades; some perfect
quality, OTHERS slightly Imperfect.
SIPS to $3.50 grades.
Children's Sport
Socks, 39c
chiIdren's Clos Sport Socks.
three.auarter length; turn over
cuff; black and assorted colors;
seconds Of s9c grades. Only
limited quantity.
WOmen's Clos Hose
Soc
Heavyweight Clos Hose, three
seam back; black, and desirable
shades; mostly all sizes; seconds Of
$1.00 grade.
Children's Cotton
Hose, SC
Black Cotton Hose, small sizes
only; seconds Of 15c grade.
WOmen's Cotton Hose
lOc
Black and Cordovan Medium
weight Cotton Hose, scanned and
seamless backs; broken sizes; sec.
onds Of 1876 grade.
$l.80 Satin .Messaline
SIPS
35.inch Satin MessaIine, rich
satin.face aII.siIk quality, In all
wanted coiors, also black.
\ 69c White Dresses
48c
Little Tots Short White Dresses,
fine grade na.nsook; made with
yokes and round collars; skirts
trimmed with lace and embroidery.
Sizes I and 2 years.
Girls $l.29 BlOuses
Csc
White Jean MILDLY BIouses, reg
ulation models; correctly made;
sizes to 1s years.-(ThIrd Fioor.)
ST. and $l.98 Dress
Ornaments, SOC
Dress Ornaments and Motifs,
beaded and embroidered styles; In
assorted styles anu shapes; all
wanted colorinos, including steel,
black and steel and jet.-(Dress
Trimming Dept.)
Groceries |
Pork and Beans
2 for l4c
Campbell's Pork and Beans
with tomato sauce.
Regina Peaches
, for 29c
Dac,.,o p~o,J T,t,fo~,,a III
Evening star., 1924-02-28
ST. and $l.98 Dress
Ornaments. Soc

Dress Ornaments and Motifs,
beaded and embroidered styles; In
assorted styles ana shapes; all
wanted colorinas, including steel,
black and steel and jet.-(Dress
Trimming Dept.)
Evening star., 1924-02-28
69c Drape Wells, Hc

Drape and Semi Circular Wells,
in an assortment Of attractive
meshes and the most popular color
combinations and plain colors; for
wear with new Cloche and Sma,i
hats.
Evening star., 1924-02-28
Mems $l.59 Shirts
70c

(220) Neqiiaee Shirts, hieh.grade
corded madras and 80-square per-
Gale: soft cuffs; broken lines from
stock and recent sales; slightly
soiIed from handling, otherwise
perfect quality.
Evening star., 1924-02-28
Women's So
Handbags. $l.98

Women'S and Misses Beaded
Handbags, new strap.handIe style; I;
others with frame; beautiful floral
designs In rich colorin9s; closely
beaded; neatly lined.
Evening star., 1924-02-28

~ 49,
'eQns S01
get az, extra Days rent f
Bargain, Sale of much
fill mail or phone Orde
$45 Administer Rugs
$29
Because Of some slight defect
these ruos were ciassed as seconds;
deep, cIose-pIIe Administer Rugs,
size 9x12 #. for large rooms; In
handsome designs of blue, rose.
tan, etc.
SOC Congoleum
Runner, 29c
24-inch Gold Seal consoieum
Runner. perfect quality; mill
lengths from 8 to yards, but as
much as 200 yards alike; choice Of
three neat wood flooring designs.
$50 Brussels Rugs
$l8.75
s.3x10.6-ft. and 9x12-ft. Seamless
Wooi-face Brussels Rugs, woven
light and dark coIorinos, In beau
tifuI oriental and medallion de-
signs.
$40 Congoleum
Squares, $.95
sx1o.6.ft. coneoIeum Art Squares
without borders; good patterns and
coIorinas; for bedroom, dining or
kitchen use.
$l.5O Rag or Grass
Rugs. 88c
27x54 Heavy-grade Rag Rugs,
hit-and-miss effects, In light and
dark colorlngs; also 3S6.ft. heavy
doubie-warp Grass Rugs, in green,
blue and brown stencled designs.
-(First FIoor-sarcain Tabie.)
50 and $3.50 Lace
Curtains, $l.29
Scotch, Nottingham and Tuscan
Weave Lace Panel Curtains, used
one to a window; overlook edge
and frineed styles; white, Ivory
and ecru colors; 2Ia yards long;
handsome patterns.
30c CretOnnes. I0c
and 50 inch Cretonnes and Cretonne
Design Marquisette, plenty alike for
curtains. draperies, scarfs. ETC.
(First FIoor-Saraain Table and
Fourth FIoor.)
SOPart.WOOl Blankets
$4.65
66x8o Heavy -weinht Part.wooI
Blankets. plaids Of blue. pink, tan
and gray; neatly bound with wide
soiSette to match coiorS In blankets.
81 Satin Duchesse
Sl.40
35-inch Black Satin Duchesse, a
heavy satin-face aii-siik quality:
wear guaranteed.
WOmens $35 TO $45
Dresses. $l3.08
(25) Dresses, of Poiret Twill and
Chiffon Velvet, in tailored or trim
med styles; black, brown. navy
and, gray; sizes 10 to 40.
WOmen's So
Handbags. Sl.98
Women's and Misses Beaded
Handbags, new strap.handle style;
others with frame; beautiful floral
designs In rich colorinos; closely
beaded; neatly lined.
79c and ST Handbags
44c
Children's Handbags, b e d d
style, in dainty designs: pretty
Evening star., 1924-02-28
WOnen's $4
Sweaters, $2.98

Slip.on Sweaters. aII-wooi quail
ity, in new spring shades; buttoned
collar and assorted trimmings.