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New Britain herald., 1924-05-01
AyIATORs DELAYED

Lisbon, Portugal, May 1.-The Portuguese aviators, Captain Brito Paes and Lieut. sarmento Beiros, are reported to have been held up in Persia because their passports had not been vised. Captain Paes and Lieut.. Beiros were last reported April 27 at Bagdad. Their destination is Macao, the Portuguese treaty port in China on the Canton river.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-01
COMMUNICATED
Another Epitaph.
The Observer,

 The Observer, AEM New Britain Herald. fgF Dear Sir:
 note your collection of epitaphs in your Saturdays observations" They are good, but except the ones from Cubberiy and whitby, have been often in print. But here is one which I am sure has never been in print. and it was found in very small shepherds village near Clack- mannan: I, Angus McDougal lies utter stane 1 stayed here a wee bit, Lockit aboot but dinna like ct, An fitted.
 Ishave more than 1000 authentic "quaint and peculiar" epltaphs, picked up from all over the world.
 Very truly yours.
 R. M. GRISwOLD.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-01
TRAFFIC IS HANPERED

Lisbon, Portugal, May 1.-Traffic over the City Tramwsy services was considerably disorganized today as the result of May Day labor celebrations.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-01

Two eggs recenly found in South Dakota and believed to be millions of years old have been placed in a museum.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-21

NICE naznacene prednaskovem kurs vyborne
versni profesorem Novotnym sou nam zarukou re fe6n
ci kterm pfpadne lkol muvit oslavach Zzkovych p
spae zpdsobem svych kad utuzenl spednocenl vsech
zdravych sill ceskoslovenskeho naroda.
Dovedeme-i vest siroky proud Zizkovych oslav jak
ceskych zemch tax jmenov Sovensku TAX aby byl
sen duchem pravde Zizkovym otz, ably svych dused
cich ved prospechu naroda ceskosovenskeho nikolv
poseni eho provnfk domacch cizich, pax osavme Liz
kovo pesylete vyroci nejddstoneji nejprospene
ucme- Zizku uprmn6 oslavovat nebude nam ami te
ko abychom eho kazdy pode sve moznos tez nasedova
Bud beznarocni prosti jako byl Zizka. Bud pc
ieho pfikadu prsni sami sobe, pax budeme dos SLIM
abychom moh byt lasky rodne zem prsni Ike il
nym Jen timto zpsobem dospeeme nejbezpecne spoiled
neho ce vech poctvych Cechoslovaka bohaou odmenou
bude nam ukazneny proo astny ceskoslovensky narod
ziic bezpecne We SVEN vlasnim samostatnem kvetouc
state
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-21

hodins ranni dotrpsl a navzdycky
ztuhla ruka, ktera nam umsla wy
kouziti snive a vzdusne yIdiny
basnicky zanicenych obrazi u
mslcovych. y. Macmillan Primer
byl Kodak susicky. kde jeho otec
byl v letech padesatych minuleho.
vsku radou zemskeho soudu (po-
zdsI plze1skym advokatem).
Max vystudoval nsmeckou reraL
ku v Lokti stall Sc r. 1872 Ia
KEN prazske akademie malifske.
odkudz pax pfesel do Vidns ma
tamni umsleckou skolu. Skron.
ny, itchy umslec. jimz zlstal az
do sveho bileho kmetstvi, Jenny
snilek a samotaf. nikdy Sc nesta-
vel do popfedi. ale vzdycky "a
nsho mluvily - hned cd mladi-
jeho malby kresby, delikatni a
zasnsne. formalns jemnych kras.
motivn bud'to basnicky rozkocha-
nych nebo oddychujicich hlubo-
kou. zasnsnou melancholii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-21

pskne vsazena lahucka whisky.
Danny Ease mali takove male ku-
late pompadurky v nich jsou
zrovna takove ploche polni lahvii-
cky. TAX pfichazi stat 0 velke
penize hoteliefi o vydslek, pro-
toze smsji ma stil servirovat je-
nom vodu. Jsou zde take re-
staurace" kde Sc pod rukou pro-
davaji lihove napojje nejhorsiho
druhu a hodns draho. Nejmizer-
nsjsi kofalka stoji SO cent? kali
SEX. Ma sylvestra Sc zde otravilo
takovymi lihovinami tficet lidi.-
Takovi ''restauratefi" schovavaji
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-21
z Ceskoslovenska.

O te prohibici. = Dopis "a
slany newyorskym Cechem, cisni-
KEN, prazskemu kavarnikovl) -
"Velectsny pane kavarniku! Pra-
cuji hotelu A. mann tedy pfl-
lezitost nsco videt. Pride k nam
ma "souper'' velmi vznesena spo-
lecnost, vsecko ''bal pare" kaz-
dy pan polozi pred sebe tasku ma
cigara, hezky velkou. Je kozena,
nebo stfibrna, nebo zlata ale
uvnitT nejsou doutniky. Je tam
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-21

likery pod podlahou. ' kuchyni,
nebo 81 udslaji vyklenek We zdi,
nebo strkaji lahve do piana a le-
dakdes. Ale pfijde-li mu ma to
prohibicni komise. je zle. Jsou
tam sikovni lide a znaji triky. Tu-
hIe Sc stall takovy pskny pfipad.
Ia den a noe tu napadlo tolik
snehu. ze byla vsecka komunikace
pferusena. A tu pfDdou k jed
nomu hostinskemu ma n. ulici til
otrhani muzi a nabizeji Sc mu. re
odhazeji lacino snih chodniku.
Hostinskyy je rad, ze Sc mu uvol-
nj cesta k hospods necha je de-
lat. Asi zahodinu pfijdou ii til
lide dovnitf a zadaji nsco pro "a
hfati, tfeba trochu cerne kavy.
Hostinsky jim j naleje, oni Sc ma
PHI a usklibnou Sc a jeden fekne,
to mic neni, kdyby takhle byls
do toho kapka whisky. Hostin-
sky jako dobry clovsk naleje kaz-
demu psknou porci do kayy. ale
sotva to udsla. odhrnou vsichni til
limce. ukazi prohibicni odznak-
a hostinsky, jeho zena. hoste. vse-
cko vsudy jde do basy. Hostin-
sti Sc jiz ale oiganisovali a tax
kdyz jednoho chytnou jde druhy
den k soudu a slozi "a mel zaru-
ku 1000 az 1000 dollari, ably he
pustili. Potion Pride pTeliceni a
mily pan restaurater zaplati zoe
az 1000 dollari pokuty. podle to-
Tho, kolikrat no uz chytli. Vlbec
celia prohibice je pro kocku a kdo
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-21

ma penize, Pile a prodava sto
sest. v sobotu je tady ma ulici
vic opilych nez u mas stfizlivych.
Tax isem vsm to milyy p. kavar-
niku, vylicil, jak to tady vypada.
- Ma dopise jsou krone zasila-
tele podepsani jests svsdkove. a.
bychom pry uvsfili. ze je to opra-
vdu tax. (Narodni Listy
Kdyz celd Ues tancuje. - V
sobotu 81. bfezna byla v Made
jovicich u Sternberka. ma severni
Morave tanecni zabava. ktere Sc
ucastnila temsf celia YES. latin
co obcane tancili. tlupa zlodsjji
vyplenila asi etyfi staveni. Sou
kromniku A. Riegrovi, kaplanu
Vojtechu Sojickovii. jeho hospo.
dyni Mari Pischerove rolniku
Aloisu Bajerovi bylo ukradene
satstva a prada as "a 10000 kc
Zlodsjove prchli beze stopy.
Max. Primer mrteu. - Dne 3
dubna v casnych rannich hodi.
mach zemfel v Praze po delsin
bolestnem utrpeni prosluly 6eskJ
malif Max Primer, professor mas
akademie vytvarnych umsni. pre-
xiv sotva nskoik tydni sve lie
tosni sedmdesate narozeniny.~ Ii
v poslednich mssicich. ba letecl
sveho zivota tichem odloucen
cd sveta, souzen tszkou chorobo'
stafi, jen v kruhu rodiny, vzpomi
maize svych umsleckych sn1, Jim
Sc nezpronevefil do poslednich o
kamzikl zivota. 3. dubna po, 3
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-21

S1.65 ciste lnenv risky STOLNI
DAMASEk. ward Zen -. % ="
6S %. siroky. silnv. dobre vahv.
snshobild. vvtecns jakosti. yard
len $1.00. Pflxemi.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1924-06-28
Senator Lodge Losing Grip
On The Republican Party
Editorial From The Springfield Re-
publican, A NOn-Partisan Jour-
nal; Issue May %, 1924.

To say that Senator Lodge does
not represent the majority of the
people of Massachusetts is no longer
even a party heresy. 1t is being said
today more openly by Republicans
themselves than before in the sena-
tors long public career, but it has
been a mathematical fact, according
to the election returns, since Novem-
Der, 1922, when majority Of those
who voted were against him. He
went back to Washington the choice
of minority of the Massachusetts,
electorate to serve as the majority
leader" of the Senate with results
that are now distressing, if not en-
furiating, to many of those who had
been his consistent supporters and ad-
mirers prior to the present Congress.
Since his last reelection by virtue
of his beggarly plurality over the
candidate polling the next largest
vote, the senator has enjoyed the
unique opportunity in the Senate of
supporting a Massachusetts Presi-
dent. What advantage he has taken
of it is story that rides on every
telltale breeze passing over Washing
ton. The President has signed the
immigration bill with protest to the
effect that the japanese exclusion
clause was "deplorable and unneces-
sary."
No inquiry is needed at this late
day to convince one that the man
most responsible in Congress for hui
initiating the secretary of state and
the President in regard to this legis-
lation was Mr.. Lodge. In his dual po-
sition as Senate majority leader and
as chairman of the committee on for
eign relations he could have influence
ed the Senate on an issue involving
the country's intercourse with a
proud and sensitive oriental nation.
Instead of seeking to quiet the dis
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1924-06-28
Why Mr.. N. Windsor R. ~ Put Up
with Rats for Years

"Years ago got some rat poison. which nearly
until friend told me about Rat-Snap. 1t surely
kills rats though house pets won't touch it." Rats
dry up and leave NO smell. Prices. 3sc. Csc. $125.
Sold and guaranteed by
w. III. Clarke & Co.
, 1924-12-27

IT is hereby made known that the
Horse Carriage and Boat Taxes
for the first half year 1925 will be
received by the Director of folice
in Christiansted and Frederiksted
from January 70, 1925 to February
10, 1925, both days included, after
which time The list Of arrears will
be transmitted to the same autho-
rty for further measures.
Each debtor of tax will be sub.
jet to a fine Of Franos 100 If the
tax be under Francs $500 and
Francs 200 if the tex be Francs
$500 or above, besides the 0rdina-
~ levy expenses.
The tex lists will be distributed
by the Police and are to be ilIel
out in conformity with the Ordin-
ance Of February p, 1853, and re-
turned to the respective Police Off
ca5 within As hours for the towns
and 4 days ior the country dis
.giets.
Government of the Virgin Ls.aaI- Of
the United States, ST. Croix, December
y, 1921.
II. II. HINES.
Actg. Despotcttug ooclet15y.
, 1924-12-27
PUBLICATLOF.

IT is hereby made koWn that the
1 tax on auto vehicles and auto
truck trailers, according to Section
81 Of the Ordinance concerning PuJ-
lie Roads in st. CroiX, approved
July IL, 1923, will be payable at
the Police Offices in ChristiansteI
and Frederiksted from january p,
1925 to February 10, 1925, both
days included, for the first half
year 1925.
Parties remaining in arrears for
this tax after February 10, 1925,
will be subject to the same penal
ties as in the ease Of the horse, car
rIage and boat tax.
Tax lists will be distributed bv
the Police Department and are re-
qujred to be correctly filled out and
returned to the respective Police
Offices two days after receipt in the
town and four days after receipt in
the country districts,
Government Of the Virgin Islands of
the United States, ST. CrOix, p Decem.
Der, 1924
Il. II. HINES,
Actg. DeSpatchiHg Secretary
Evening star., 1924-01-24
Wool Blankets Reduced
housewares Reduced

0 Folding Wood Clothes Bars:
smooth. select lumber; slightly
shopworn. Greatly re- &f.oE
diced; each. pl~IO
IS 2-qt- Ice Cream Freezers: GAL
vanized metal buckets. II
We're 81 each; now. oOC
Is "Absorbo" Knit Scrub Mons.
slightly shopworn. Were EOr
81 each: now. OUC
D Self-Wringing" Scrub Mons:
slightly shopworn. Were r.
$1.15 each: now. .... O1C
4 OCedar Institution Dust Mons.
large size; shopworn. OK
Greatly reduced: each. I0C
30 10-in. French, Steel Spatulas.
slightly shopworn. Were r.
sr.25 each: now. -. ooc
IL Round Combination Tin Graters:
slightly shOpworn. We're 15c z.
1s Tin Soup Strainers: wire hot
toms; shopworn. Were S5c An-
q WIZARD Chemically Treated Dust
Mops: triangle shape. spe- TX
cial. each. /OC
Simplex Sunbowl Electric Heat
eisi.. e1i; esehe ,"a'of size. sDe- 4.95
Housewares Section, Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-24
Gloves, ~ Price

19 prs. Women's s-button
Length Suede Gloves, tan
and brown; sizes So, 6, Z.
w re $3.50 pr. O. *
no"
40 prs. Women's 1-clasp
P. K. Kid Gloves, tan and
brown; sizes 51a,
So. Were $3.50 pr. q *
Now =. pI.Lo
IA prs. Women's Strap-wrist
2. x. NJ. Kid Gloves, tan, 51a,
5A. Were $3.50 pr. @ *
Now .............. 3%.Z0
So prs. Women's 16-button-
length Washable bric
Gloves. beaver, mode and
gray; sizes 5h, 6, Z,
IL. Were $3.50 pr. TX.
so prs. Women's Strap-wrist
Fabric Gloves, white and
p o n & ee: sizes 51a
and 6. Were $1.50 pr. zE
ANo~ ......
Glove Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-24
Wornen's Silk Hose
$50

Slightly uneven weave; if
perfect would be $3.50. Is
doz. prs. black silk hose
with Isle garter tops and
soles; lace clox designs.
34,prs. Women's Novelty Silk
Hose. In the better grades;
black, tan and two-tone rib
bed effects; broken
sl sizes: :, 49, Were $3.50 $3.75
IS prs. Women's imported
Mercerized Ribbed Sports
Hose. In taupe, gray and
tan; broken sizes. 81 0E
Were $3.50 pr: now %>'~
78 prs. Women'S Full-faSh-
toned Black Fleece lined
Hose, small mended places.
Greatly reduced for
immediate clearance. 15c
60 prs. Women's A1l-silz
Hose, with hand embroidered
white clox. Were %f *
$3.50 pr; now. go. p><S~
100 prs. Women's Plain Silk
and-wool Sports Hose; light
weight; black. brown and
sand; broken sizes. Slightly
irregular; If perfect ST 20
would be $3.50 pr. p's~o
Women's Hosiery Section, First
floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-24
Misses Coats, $3.50

Were $25. Sport Coats; plaid,
stripes and plain; brown, tan
and gray; sizes IA to 16 years.
8 Misses Suits Of brown Poiret
twill and tweed mixtures; sizes
IA, 16, IS years. Were
SIS and ss5 each; $3.50
z Afternoon Dresses of velvet
and satin crepe; brown and
black; sizes IA, 16, Is years.
Were $25 and more each; &1S
now ............... p'
1 Black Chiffon Velvet Dress.
blue chiffon sleeves, beaded;
draped skirt; size Is Gao EO
years. Was $65; now &S/>~o
Misses Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-24

l Black Chiffon Velvet Dress
for afternoon; light blue geor-
gette sleeves, beaded; size IS
ge go4 rs Was ss5; $3.50
IL Wool Jersey Dresses, apiece
style; pleated skirts and COM
binations of navy Poiret twill
and black satin; jumper style.
Navy, brown, copen and tan.
Sizes IA, 16, Is years. &fn
Radically reduced, each. P>o
l Brown Chiffon Velvet Dress,
suitable for afternoon wear;
brocaded. sleeves of chiffon;
sfH; ssS; nsw:' 1s years: Was $3.50
Evening star., 1924-01-24
Toys Greatly Reduced

go Nah Jongg Card Games, 144
cards instead Of tiles; played like
regular Nah Jongg; colored sticks
for counters directions with each
game. Were 81 each; &f 0S
80 Duck and Chicken and Donkey
Riders, moving wooden toys. Ak
Greatly reduced. each. 80. S
8 Red and Green Wooden Wheel
barrows, slightly marred. Ct
We're $1.75 each; now: -. ~
8 Galloping Gee Gee Horses.
slightly scratched. Were "a
1913 each; now. w
Q Flower Making Outfits, large 8
different designs Of
flowers. We're 1925 each; % 1S
/ Ivory Sewing Box. with 2 pic
lures on cover; slightly, ca TX
scratched Was IS; now QS~/0
8 24-inch Round-top Gray Tables.
pictures on tops; slightly soiled
or scratched. Greatly re. q
rs Mechanical Rocking Dolls,
pretty dresses and wigs; moving
arms. Were 81 each; E0e
125 Painting and Drawing Books,
beautiful pictWes; modern paint
ing books; also Peter Rabbit
Drawing Books. The children en-
JOY them most any time. az.
Greatly reduced, each. h..... Wv
Toy Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-24
Women's Sweaters, 1895

Were $575. IL light weight
brushed wool pull-ons and swagger
coats; coats are navy with blue.
and gray striped fronts; pull-ons
are gray with gray and black
fronts. Sizes "a. 36. 3S and A.
II Pink Wool Spencers; surpIice
models. Were $3.50 each; CT
now. P>
5 Fiber Slip-ons, in orange and
Jade, navy and jade, orange and
orchid; sizes 36. 3s, AZ. Tf OK
Were 1896 each; now. p/~/0
Silk Tuxedo and Slip-on Sweat
ers; orchid. periwinkle and jade:
sizes SO. 38, 40. Were &E TX
1915 each; now. ....... 3O>/0
Sweater Section, Third door.
Evening star., 1924-01-24
Silk Gowns, $5.95

Were 50. Flesh Crepe de
Chine Gowns, low neck, no
sleeves; attractively trim
med with Val lace. Sizes
Is, 16, II.
8 Crepe de Chine Envelope Che
mise, camisole top; daintily trim
med with lace insertion and edg-
ing; orchid and flesh. Sizes
SO to AZ. Were IS each; "a OK
Crepe de Chine Envelope Chemise,
strap style, trimmed with Val lace
and insertion; some combined with
tucked net; flesh and
orchid. Were 81 each; 80 OK
Silk Underwear Section, Third floor.
Toilet Tissue, IL Rolls, ST.
Good quality, 1000 sheets
to the roll. Special.
Housewares Section, Fifth floor.
Cigar Hurnidors, 65c
Were $1.75. II Humidors.
Is Cigar Humidors. *.
Were $1.25 each; now Wv
8 Genuine Leather Cigarette
Cases. Were $6 each; g
2 Leather Cigarette Boxes.
Were $11.50 each; T6. TX
Smokers Accessories Section. First
floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-24
Silk Petticoats. S2.45

Were 1886. Is Embroid-
cred Silk Jersey PetticoatS,
fine quality; splendid val
ues; brown, deep blue, navy
and black.
13 Petticoats and Boomers,
straight models; hemstitched
hens, pie led flounces;
bloomers with Shirred cuffs;
good assortment of colors.
Were $3.50 and more 81 Ak
each: now.
Petticoat Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-24
Wonen's Sport
Suits. IS

Tremendously reduced, these
10 apiece brushed wool
sport suits, in navy, light
gray and cocoa; sizes 36 to
AZ.
/ Leather-Trimmed Brushed
Wool Suit. in taupe: size
Dow yS, Was $780, $3.50
Gray Sport Suit in basket
weave. with embroidery in
colored fiber: pearl buttons;
sleeveless; size 16. ca SO
Was $25; now. %>S"~O
Sportswear Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-24
Large Wonaen's !
SportACoats J
Specia1., $25 1


6 coafsa Of ,,her55ingbone
tweed 4. full lined ;igray or
brown ;lsizes 42H, 4Hs, 481z,
52H. Exceptional Falue.
maine over sraysierepe de
chine sslip;, short sleeve
girdle. Size 4aa!
Tremendously re- tS39.5O
special Special size Section. ;;cii;s'ri Third floor.
Infants,s s,Sweaters
Suits; $3.95 -
Were. $3.50. 10 Wool Knit
ted Suits, cap, sweater, leg
gins; in copen. tan. brown
and red; sizes 1 to years.
9 Infanest Handm11e q Main
sock Dresses, finished with
fine tucks; neck an1 sleeves
fini she ed with n ndmade
saeh y e q ENoWWere't Were 't $1.95
20 Infants. Wool Sweakers; slip
over style; belt ties 1t waist:
and pink, white and yellow; sizes
1 to 8 years. .Weret$2t OK
each; NOW -: /OC
Infants' Dressing Tables. canvas
top; white or ivory stapd. "a OK
Infants Bathtubs and Dressing
Tables copbined,s to fit in large
tub. Tremendously ref Tf Ak
duced: each... Y><3S
Infants Section. Fourth, floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-24
Fur Jacquette, $135

~SIISt WV
Was s295. l handsome Rud-
SON Seal dyed muskrat)
Jacquette, with dyed fitch
collar and cuffs.
1 Brown Coney Jacquette,
with Persian lining and
sa h. Was $3.50; OK
l Beige Caracul Jacquette.
lined in blue silk. T7S
Was $3.50; now. W.
l Large Nutria Muff. &E
Greatly reduced to-. ~
/ Double Jap Mink &f0
Choker. Was SIS; now Wv
l Red Fox Scarf. %fQ E0
Was s35; now. -. p'O.0O
l uirre.l Scarf. &AS
Greatly reduced to. -. &1~
Platinum ) Wolf
Choker. Was s29.50; go E0
Fur Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-24
1Q1llii>ldmafh Godmo}1
Manufacturers Samples Sale
, Women's' Underthings

The manufacturer as samples so they are slightly
soled; otherwise perfect And greatly below prices
78c So pieces and 95c-ss pieces; gowns.
c m ise and
el'eioPe SheHlSe q OF princess slips
nansook, dinity and NULL; novelty vols dimy;
lored effectively
in
Drodery trimmed serop
ST 45 Gowns low with short sleeves or HIGH heck with
long sleeves; envelope chemise paiamas and Princes
slips of nansoo novelty voiles tailored
simply eaboratey trimmed insertion and eo
ing. ~ ~oe
floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-24
Wool Suitings and
Coatinps. u Price

Prices are for each piece.
2A yards 54-inch Navy
Bssts' noa '...'.:.'..... Cloth: Was .s-ls; $3.50
2 yards 54-inch Mar
ss5: ss!5s nss' coating: Was $3.50
5T yards 5i-inch Navy
h5ssselo'h: a5% Was .l7:a5' $3.50
IL yards 5i.inch Green
Ssiss! Sss Cloth: va: 500; $3.50
/ yard 54-inch Brown
Velour Cloth. Was ST. "a E0
* yards 5i.iinch Purple
,sSsssa vsisss Cloth: Greatly $2.25
Il c1stS' yards Vas Sa.y sz.ss: xslons1S ns~ 1894
1Ns yards 54-inch Gray
Ss5sisia !is:i5: nsa' S3eth: T.. Wa Was $3.50
III yards 54-inch Gray
Ss;''.'s ssa Cloth: va. SIS; $3.50
~ yards 5l.inch Green
Ss1 Ss!sy.s: ...,' Wa. $3.50; $13.75
N yaruS 04-lncn LlgnC
s5sy &s: .1s'ss: asasy bss. ss1. Cloth. 1913
IL yards 54-inch Check
s7'ss: E!sS''fS now Cloth. Wa. Was 1888
2h yards 54-inch Tan
1Ra %a, bsGTS s1rs GAssa sar' snltins. $3.50
2 yards 54-inch Green and
Blue Mixed SHting. Was C.
S12; now. ........... ~
21a yards 54-inch English s's
Tweed Suiting. Was $40; Or
now .............. w
2 yards 54-inch Tan
Brushed Wool Suiting. O. IN
Was 81; now. 4O>OU
III yards 54-inch Striped
Blue and Gray Ratine. d 80
Was $6.75; now. ..... PS>OO
" yards 54-inch Blue
and Green Suiting. Was &0of
$500; now. 4Z>C(
Wool Dress Goods Section, Second
noar
Evening star., 1924-01-24

25 Scholars Goppanion and Paint
ing Outfits; cynfainS IL water col
ors, 8 Priscilla crayons, I COM
pass. eraser, water. dish. k12inch
rule. lead pencil. artists brush.
pen holder, pen, 6 art studies, 4
drawing tools. 1 color chart.
Complete sets. Were $f7E
1925 each now. ....... .R>>/~
/ Girls Fairy eBicycle, I'd npsam-
pie: pie: slightly :aSa sssetched. S&75
I Fairy Velocipede. for child or
8 years; door sample; slightly
scratched. Was $14.75; ,E12
2 24-inch Ivory and Blue Eham-
eled Tables, s'slightly scratched
and soiled. We're So each; "a
o Flower Making Outfits. all mate
rials-glue. brush, dish!A scis-
sors. etc. Were SO each; S175
s Sc Embroidery seti. beads, thread.
sas'e3si sas loom: ''''ss.' W. s:s::sas sss:a S1.25
{ each: now. X|>%~
Horse Head! Shoo-hy, with reed
seat; soiled - Was $2.95; %
nSS 1Ss Bubble Boot:. e;cb has 4 re.
ords. some containing games, some
rhymes, some songs. Series from
I to 8. IL aid IS. We're TX.
81 each; now. -. Nv
3 for 81
Evening star., 1924-01-24
Books Reduced

16 copies Lowney's
Cook Book greatly S0-
reduced, each. ........ wv
II copies Tarr & McMur-
ry's New Complete Geog-
raphH 40 pages; was kSr
$1.10, now. each. 80. Wv
16 copies Of The Spell Of Alsace,
by A. Hallayo; many illustrations
and map. Was IS copy; @
4 copies Standard Atlas. large
scale map United States and Can
ada; all railroads. Trench 81
dously reduced. copy. pI
10 copies Webster's Unabridged
Dictionary. sheep binding; over
1.700 pages; new. Special, &E
each 49,. 40
% copies American Standard Bible,
Jubilee edition: bound in full
leather; stiff covers. Great g
ly reduced, copy. QL
Book Section, Fifth noor.
Evening star., 1924-01-24
.ornen's B1ouses, $2.95

Were $3.50. IL Imported
Belgian Handmade Over
Blouses, voile; round neck,
short sleeves; hand-drawn
work and contrasting shades
Of voile pipings; blue, flesh,
orchid. Sizes SO to 42.<
j.. 8 White Wool Challis Blouses, with
round collars of black and white
check or brown and white check
challis. Sizes 81 to 40 in @ OK
lot Were $5.75 each: now &%>/S
3 Costume Blouses, Velveteen Jac-
quette, black and brown, and Crepe
and Velvetsen Combination, brown.
I Black and White Georgette, 1
Brown Crepe de. Chine, Brown
Beaded Satin and Lace Combina-
tton. Sizes 80 and 80
only. We're $5.75 each; O. or
8 Handmade Blouses, tuxedo COL
larsi batists and dimity. Also 4
Dimitys Machine-made blouses, v
and round necks. Sizes 80 to 40,
a, a In lot. Were 81 each; CT
II Ginsham Blouses, round col
lars: fasten In back; collars and
cuffs piped In white. Sizes 81 to
~ In lot. Colors are black and
white c,seck, orchid and
whits check. Were 81 each; ST
Blouse Section. Third door.
Evening star., 1924-01-24
Faille Silk Skirts
Specia1. $7.95

0PSCId1, Y7"1
Splendid value; 13,, black
Faille Silk Skirts; cluster
pleated.
4 Spiral Crepe Skirts; plain
top with three pleated ruff
fles; black, navy,
brown. Were SIS $40
each; now ..........
Skirt Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-24
=: Splendid Savings I omorrow--Remnant Day
Women's Goats, $49.5O

Greatly reduced. z winter
coats In high-pile fabrics,
collars and cuffs tucked with
bands of fur to match; gray,
wood brown, navy and
black; 2. size 36; I, SO; 2, 40;
2, AZ.
l High Colored Sport Coat in
jade green, trimmed with
American opposum:
size So. Was SIS; TEo En
now .............
2 Sport Goats; I tan plaid
MIXTURE size 40; gray
plaid mixture, size 40.
wsFe voW . $3.50 each; $3.50
Women's Coat Section, Third floor.