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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-10-05
LDlRECT TO THE HOME [.

More than 5000 Bonded Representatives now offer
Real Silk Hosiery Service to millions of American
homes and Offices where they welcomed 10y people
who have learned the advantages of buying Real Silk
Guaranteed Hosiery direct from mills at saving.
These Bonded Representatives are hometown bus
mess men who bring direct you complete line of
hosiery ranging from the finest Isle to sheerest a-sk
full-fashioned Chiffon.
The success Of the service they render has caused
the Real Silk Hosiery Mills, in five years. to become
the worlds largest manufacturers of silk hosiery.
As the demand for Real Silk Hosiery Service increases
more and more opportunities being created for
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LEAVES FOR FLORIDA

Miss Leila DieSem. Who has been
promoting the intcr rests of the Great
or North Dakota Association for the
past six months, has resigned her
position and left Cargo last week for
Mama, Florida. Miss Diesem will be
cOnnev ed with II real estate firm in
Mama.
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RETURNS FROM CONVENTION

MEL I kNo NoM NoNN EN ioN
DR.. G. a. Rawlings returned last
night from Louisville, KY, where he
has been in attendance at the ma
tional dental association convention
for the past two weeks.
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DklSCOIL FARMER DIES
MartinouS Olson, prominent farmer
located seven miles north Of nrjS-
coll. died Saturday afternoon al his
home Of pneumonia. Nv, Olson had
been in poor health for several
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p. r. WEBB VISITS SON
p. Il. Webb arrived in Bismarck
Sunday night from his home in Full
lerton, Calf, to visit his son, p. X.
Webb.
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WAR MOTHERS MEETING

afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Frayno
Baker.
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Performance starts at 7:15
sharp tonight - Capitol
Theatre.
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WEEKEND GUESTS

Misses Josephine Ccrvir ski, Flor
cnce Torbenson, ELAN jaeger and L. n
Hepre were guests over the week. end
ut the hunting lodge of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. W. Murphy at Dawson.
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months and his death was not uncx-
rrrtcd. His brother, Chris, will ar
rive today from sheldon, n. d.. to
attend the funeral services which
will be held tomorrow afternoon nj
priscolI.
NEPHRITIS TAKES DRlSCOLL BOY
Milton Stenstadv old. 3ycar-old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jcna StcnStadvold of
nriSrull. passed away Saturday even
ing IT local hospital following an
acute attack of ncphrits. The body
wa. taken 10 Driecoll today. Funeral
services will be held Tuesday.
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ON BUSINESS

O. f. Anderson of Driscoll, accom-
panied by Mrs. Anderson was in tn,
city Saturday on business.
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Mrs. Iva Mann and son Winston OF
WaShburn have moved to the city
"nd are located at the Hughes apart
mcntS.
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NEW SALEM VISITOR
HERE ON BUSHES

Miss Alice Bremen. New Salem
was shopping in the city Saturday.
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PETJyRNS To STCpIINC

Miss Marie Tollifson has returned
TO her home in Sterling after sew
cral days visit here with relatives.
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MDNEn HERE

cral weeks visit in Ri fnarck with
Mr.. and Mrs. K. e.. Mclaughlin.
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At The Movies
ELTINGE THEATRE

In an exhaustive treatise upon
"Capital Punishment" eminent
French criminologist, voices the
startling opinion that hundreds Of
prisoners. convicted through circum-
stantial evidence of crimes they did
not commit, yearly meet death upon
the gallows or in the electric chair.
This statement is in direct line
with the theme of "Capital Punish
ment." showing at the EltinEe today
and Tuesday. This highly dramatic
picture is played by an excellent
cast including Elliott Dexter. Clara
Bow. George Hackathorne, Mary Carr
and Alec Il. Francis. Pathc News and
a Christie comedy. "a MiSfit Sail
or are on the Eltingc program for
Monday and Tuesday in addition to
"Capital Punishment"
VAUDEVILLE At THE PALACE
The Palace Theatre at Mandan has
on its program for Tuesday matinee
and evening this week five acts OF
hiy-timc vaudeville entertainer
and q feature picture. The Fou,
"r'mo~'s. r"',bering two boys anc
two girls, offer most unique ant
fascinating performance with hoops
and diaboles. Their Juggling ant
passing Of these toys Of glitterinf
metal Of various designs is said tc
be marvellous and their skill aston
isning, as at times there are az
many as twenty hoops in motion
Gill & Weak in a comedy skit en-
titled "Help Yourself" bring many ;
chuckIe with a peak in cafeteri;
and comments on the food. Tn
Dale Trio will be seen in "Variotion
of Dance" doing classic and ste
dancing. Will Kracmer in His Ma
jesty, the Clown" offers singing
comedy. talking and yodelinr. As
scinillating presentation Of up-to
date arts, the Ray-o-lites will brin
a combination of art and electricit
showing the beauties of natur
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MOTORING TO MINNESOTA

W. cI>lN' ~ MiNNESOl y
Theodore T. Mittcrlng, Steele, left
by car Saturday for Minnesota. Mr..
Mitterling was recently discharged
from the st. Alexius hospital follow
ing a tonsil operation.
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Performance starts at 1915
sharp tonight - Capitol
Theatre.
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ON BUSINESS

Gottleih Klain, Turtle Lake, re.
TUNED home after spending two days
in the city on business.
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J. b. Flasher of jamestown i
transacting business in the city this
week
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DAUGHTER BORN

Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.. Hendrickson an
nounce the birth Of Il baby girl last
evening at o'clock at their home at
5l5 Thirteenth street.
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LADIES AID MEETING

IsHHIT.> .fI11 NT.T. ! !. w
The Ladies' Aid Of the First Bap-
list church Will meet in the base
mant parlors Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Rand as hostess. Mem
bclS and friends are invited.
PROGRESSIVE MOTHERS TO MEET
The Progressive Mothers club
will meet Tuesday. October &, with
Mrs. Roy Riggs. Roll call Will be
answered with the names Of famous
scientists.
CURRENT EVENTS CLUB TO MEET
The Current Events club i'll meet
Wednesday, afternoon with Mrs. Mary
Mclean, ~ Thayer street. The sub
ject for the day will be "Amercar
Drama.'
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ILL. TO-DAY

ILL TODAY
Postmaster .. LundQuist is cOnfin-
ed to his home today by illness.
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M.ANDAN VISITORS

Mcsdames J. c. Schantz w. a.
Shaw and Miss Eleanor Farley of
Mandan were shopping in the city
Saturday.
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FROM ASHLEY
Miss Edythe Ralston Of Ashley was
the guest of friends in the city over
the weekend.
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HERE SATURDAY
Mr.. and Mrs II. c. Gordcr, Kintyre,
motored to the city Saturday to
visit and shop.
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RETURNS HOME

Miss Vendla Vitalis, Wilton, re-
lays visit with friends.
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WEEKEND VISITOR
Hilda Gustafson. Washburn. spent
the weekend with friends in Bis
marck.
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WEEKEND VISIT
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Scheerle, Jud-
son. were weekend visitors in the
city.
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FROM MINOT

FROM MINOT
Miss Vera Middleton of Minot is
spending the week in the city, the
guest of friends.
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FROM BRADDOCK
Miss Racheal Shepard of Braddock
was in Bismarck Saturday.
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LEAVES FOR PORTLAND

t!Onal dental association convention
for the past two weeks.
LEAVES FOR PORTLAND
Eugene Billigmcier Of Harvey, n.
d., who has been employed ut the
Bank Of North Dakota, left last even
ing for Portland. Ore. where he
plans to spendthewinter
MOTORING TO MINNESOTA
Theodore T. Mittcrling, Steele, left
by car Saturday for Minnesota. Mr..
Mitterling was recently discharged
from the st. Alexius hospital follow
ing 4 tonsil operation.
DAUGHTER BORN
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.. Hendrickson an
nounce the birth Of Il baby girl last
evening at s o'clock at their home at
6l5 Thirteenth street.
MANDAN VISITORS
Mcsdames j. c. Schantz w. A..
Shaw and Miss Eleanor Farley of
Mandan were shopping in the city
Saturday.
RETURNS HOME
Miss Nendla Vitalis, Wilton, re-
'uFneN nome touly aleF ScNcTaI
lays visit with friends.
FROM MINOT
Miss Vera Middleton Of Minot is
spending the week in the city, tho
guest of friends.
HERE SATURDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Gorder, Kintyre,
motored to the city Saturday to
visit and shop.
FROM ASHLEY
Miss Edythe Ralston Of Ashley was
the guest of friends in the city over
the weekend.
WEEKEND VISITOR
Hilda Gustafson, Washburn. spent
the weekend with friends in Bis
marck
WEEKEND VISIT
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Scheerle, Jud-
son, were weekend visitors in the
city.
FROM BRADDOCK
Miss Racheal Shepard Of Braddock
was in Bismarck Saturday.
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Evening star., 1925-06-11
.i1dren's Dresses
! $1.R: Were 81

is White Striped Dimity and
Colored Wolfe Dresses; bloom
er style; tan, peach, green
and copen. Sizes 3 to S years.
10 Children's Bios; damask white:
nemstftched hens. Were 25c tx.
eacn: now ............. /SS
"a Infants Diaper Supporters.
SILK and webbing; hold diaper
In place. Were 25c each; IL
S" '.s+.ss. NV
IL Children's Combinati Sr,tta.
cambric: bloofner style: neck.
armhole and bottom Of bloomsr
finished with embroidery
edge. Were $500 each: <foS
ho" ss.s.s. T$s<~
8 Children's White Orrandy Bon.
nets with bareback and French
knots In pink or blue: dies g
months and i year. Were o.
S1.o6 each: now ...,, I0C
10 Children's Nightgowns: main.
edge: sizes 4 and 8 years.
W ero $3.50 each; e. oS
now Yb"S
Infauta' Section Eourth Ao.x
Evening star., 1925-06-11
Rugs at Reduced Prices
For Friday Clearance

3 6xS Kinlark Rugs. discon-
,inusa sls.ss ssea: gssssrn; now Were We're $8.75
1-sx9 Ora SIS Rug. q OK
Was $3.50. Now..... &@"
1 Armstrong; Felt.base Rug:
nAMAaIp' .i1'ss: nop W a. $6.75
1 High.grade Wool Wilton Rug.
san sa1s' Was $3.50: $63.75
1 Hfgh-grado Worsted Wilton
Ras: .sas: 1o1x s:sxlo.s. Was $3.50
/ High-grade Administer Rug,
sx12. Was $44.50; GO TX
now ...............
3-27x15 Rattania Fiber Run
ners; discontinued de-
sign. Were $3.50 each; $E *
now
3-27x12 Rattanla Fiber Run
ners; discontinued pattern.
Were $3.50 eachs a S0
now .--.-.-.A..-... f"'o
Evening star., 1925-06-11
Junior i
.Nethera11s, $50

Were $3.50. 6 Of batiste and
treco: sizes L. ana IA years.
& Satin Girdles for sports: sixo
"a only. Wero $3.50 each; g
now sS>As s~~~---s
g American Lady Girdles for
larger women; coutil and elastic:
sis $3.50 90 each: ina now sa; won. "e.. R.O
8 Reducing CorSeIettes Of pink
rubber: sizes 9S, 46 and
4S. We're SIG each: . m
8 Rubber Diaphragm Reducsrs:
sizes 80. % and 30. Were e.
- each: now .......... ~
& Woodthrcp Fart Elastic Cir
dies, In pink md white broche:
sizes "a. 20, 81 and 33.. Were
$3.50 and 5000 each: e. TX
now sssss-~ s-sssssss
~ Brssderes for larger women,
silk broche and trico; top Sizes
were $3.50 each. now. 9IA
Corset Section, Third 1cor. -
Evening star., 1925-06-11
Vudor Porch Shades
Greatly Reduced

SLIGHTLY IMPERFECT
OR DAMAGED.
drop. brown "a. II i's' sisss: H:cs = <S *
J. brown, 4 feet wide by 6.foot
drop. was $3.50: $3.50
now A.~-..~...... &~
I brown. 115S feet wide By g.
foot drop. Was $12.6o: f7
now sss..sss<-s.
j brown. q feet wide b. III "a
foot drop. Was $3.50. now
1os. ss'sa; sae,: - W.: s:': ss sds aos s' 9. 81
Shade Section. Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1925-06-11
Mus1in Underthings
Special. $l.45

125 Step.ins, Gowns, Che
mise. Vests and Bloomers.
in nainsook. batiste and
fine linen; plain white or
colors; lace. tailored or
embroidered; exceptionally
fine values.
Muslin Underwear Section.
Third hoor.
Evening star., 1925-06-11
Growing Girls
{ Pumps. $1.95

Were 50. is pairs Fawn
Suede Pumps. Sizes AZ, s,
6h, 9 AA: 6 A; az. 4, Az,
5h B: an, 4, Az. 6 C.
o. pairs Youths Lotus Balls, In
aizes 12 C.: IIH. IL. I3H D.
NOV msrs 1926 pair: Sf.95
now ...-..-....... r|"S
g. pairs Boys Lotus Balls.
siis: &: " R.r. g! ss.abt' H. psie:: sf: co.
hoW s----.- T>"~
~ pairs Children's Lotus Balls
az. g.. 8, 81. 1o.i y; 70 ~ u oI e:
IL d. Were So pair: now 81s/S
2, pairs Infants Shoes: tan and
biack and white elk and soft
now no's', were si-2o pair; 25c
Children's Shoe Section
Third floor.
Evening star., 1925-06-11
Cool White Swiss
Negigees. $1.35

Were $2.75. &19 Cool White
Dotted Swiss Negligees; Tux
edo collar or tie-on.side styIes
Caps. in pink or blue satin and
Tooon. combined with net and
lace. Were 81 each; 20
III" ss.... ...s..s,.. ON
8 Boudoir Caps; pink; blac,r
n d o = u. Were $50 Or
each: now .,,. TSC
NeEhgee Section. Third noor,
Evening star., 1925-06-11
Gloves, u and Less
Than IA Price

Silk Gloves, 45c. Were 81.
As pairs Women's Two-clasp
silk Gloves, in white and
black; sizes s and 5h.
40 pairs Women's 16-button-
iength Silk Mite: white. black,
gray and mode. We're TX
$1.60 pair: now ..... S~S
10 pairs l6-button.length Fancy
Silk Gloves: size bh. Were Ef
So so each; noY.. ~
Glove Section. First Moor.
Evening star., 1925-06-11
Curtain Section. Fifth floor.

1-sx12 Imported oval Rush
Rug; SLIGHTLY IMPER-
Feet. FEC : was $3.50; $19.75
/ Oblong Imported Rush Rug,
with woven band
border: 9x12. Was $fE TX
$3.50: now ........
Wool Fiber Rugs; ffne quail.
,ty; TYR s'ssis,s; ssaS! NOW Were $11.75
6-Sx10 Kimlark Rugs; discon-
tnued patterns. Ga TX
Were $18 each; now &>~<1~
1N.6x7.6 Rattania Fiber Rug:
discontinued pattern. Was CE
$3.50; now ................
Extra Heavy Grade Ak
minister Rug, 9x12. S23 60
Was $55; now ...... T~~
"a Colonial Oval Rag
Rugs, 24x36. Special, % *
each
5seS Ssss' s77s.: sassisi. SITS
Rug Section. Sixth door.
Evening star., 1925-06-11
Decorated China
Dirlf1erWat.e
Reduced ~

Mostly imported.
1S Bread and Butter r.
Plates. Now. each. JOG
46 Tea Cups and 5aucers, f0~
Now. cup and saucer JUG
. vases. Now. Sf.0S
1 Vase. OK
n0T Tso.piscs- .H.yiii.sad
Chin . Dinner Set. t3 IN
s..' srssss ssz ohm. Fruit $3.50
I,I Salad or Cream Set. SIS
9 H.nd;psinted Bonbon 35c
1 Teapot. Sugar and Cream CS
: saa. sas.s =, and Cream Sets. $t.95
! ss.pieee Tea Sat. S7QS
s,uc.ss' /. BouilISn Now. Cups csss and 45c
China Section. Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1925-06-11
Brides Book, 81

Was 81. 10 books for record
ing engagement q ma wed.
ding.
5 TarbelTs Teaehers' Guide.
Sunday School lessons for
1925. Were $1.90 each: TX
now
10 Long Green Gaze "a
crossword puzzle novel. e
Was So: now ............ %s
I COPY DON John of Austria, by
Coleman. Was $500; (0 En
now rS
I. COPY ContsmrSrary American
Plays. Was $3.50, Sf IN
now
/ COPY Fiction Writers on Writ.
ing Fiction. Was $3.50: Gf
uoW ssssss.sssss -
2 copies novels BY Anton Chek.
low. Wers $500 each: ef
now ........-...... ~
Tables of good books at-
10c, 25c and soc Il
Book Section. Fourth floor. LII
Evening star., 1925-06-11
Home Frocks, St.95

Were $z.s5. IL Gingham
Home Frocks in small fancy
checks. with white collar and
cuffs.
8 Homo FrocIR of figured crepe,
trimmed In contrasting color: In
sizes 38, A and 40. We're q OK
$3.50 each: now .--... &<s/@
16 Linen and Engfish Broadcloth
Dresses; suspender skirt effect
with blouse In white and skirt OF
contrasting color: good assort.
ment of colors. We're ca OK
$3.50 each: now .... SSs/S
Home Frock Section, Third hoer.
Evening star., 1925-06-11
Coaster
Wagons, $3.45

Were $3.50. 6 SLIGHTLY
DAMAGED floor samples;
therefore greatly reduced.
3 Coaster wagons: were
38 each: SLIGHTLY ca OK
DAMAGED .......... %S</@
Safety Coaster: SLIGHTLY
nos DaHAehD. .e. Wa. se.7s: $3A5
2 Ecru Doll Carriages.
wore $13.76 each; q TX
now s..s rs"
I Ecru Doll Carriage. co TX
Was $3.50: now. &/"~
1 Dandy Dobin Horse. <L E0
Was SO! now. %os~S
s,..ys! ! y:los,ssd.: sss :. Wa. $s.75
]. velocipede' with mud GO TX
guard. was $3.50: now Y/"~
Toy Section. Fourth door.
Evening star., 1925-06-11
Picture Frames
Greatly Reduced

SLIGHTLY IMPERFECT
3o,SE5nr Erame.
now 1889 TSs<~
wing Fra m q.
hxlI ~ Was $3.50. -
NOW e.. .~~ss'.. ..A-~. ~
O. Swing Frames. 1orfax,
1ilf. Were Sd each: CS ~
now --....~......... 43.5O
l Revolving Double
Frame: 7x1o. Was IS; e. cn
now ...,.......... 9Z.5U
I Revolving Frame; ex12. %
Was 30: now ..-...--.. sPO
I I'riplicate Silver-f1nished Stand
Frame: opening 6x8. Wss 90
$3.50: now 4S
I Triplicate Silver.finished Stand
Frame; 7x0 opening. Wss CS
$3.50: now ........,. 4S
J. Tiplicate. Swinging Frame:
opening bx7. Was 80: 90
now .ss.ss s..., w
B Double Wall FRAMES. &f
We're $1.b0 each; now. ~
J. lot WAL Frames greatly En~
reduced. each .&..-.-. Nv
Picture Section. fifth 6oor.
Evening star., 1925-06-11
Ruff1ed Marqttisette
Curtains, $1.25 Pr.

Special. 50 pairs Curtains
in dotted and checked de-
signs; white: 2K yards long;
tie backs included. Very
good values.
Curtain and Drapery Fab
rics--a collection Of short
lengths and remnants
rayon, voiles. nets, terry
cloth and others.
Greatly Reduced
A few Screen Doors, I'M
PERFECT.
Greatly Reduced
Curtain Section. Fifth door.
Evening star., 1925-06-11
500 Yards Cretonnes
Short Lengths Approximately ~ to Yards
Very Special, 33c Yard

Manufacturers strkeo lengths OF good quality Creonnes,
in several desirable light medium and dark colors
Fine for curtains coverings bags pillows and other
Several lengths of pattern may be had in instances
Some pieces may be subject to SLIGHT IRREGULARl-
TIES IN PRINT.
floor.
Evening star., 1925-06-11
Friday Special Selling
Rayon Striped Bedspreads
Low Priced, $6.95

Beautiful Rayon Striped One-pece Bedspreads from
one of the best makers. Long enough to up
over the pillow, and cool and refreshing looking
in their pretty, light colorings. Two sizes:
72x1OS in white with gold, blue hello stripe,
81x1O8 in white with gold, hello stripe
The value is the best we have been able to offer.
Bedwear Section,
Evening star., 1925-06-11
Greatly Reduced
Hosiery Section. First door.
Silk Underthings
$3.95

Were $6 to $10.5o. z pieces:
Envelope Chemise, Step-ins
and Boomers; crepe de chine.
radium and georgette crepe:
peach, black, yellow, orchid,
flesh and white. Chemise
sizes, SO, SO, 40. 46. Step-ins,
size 35. 1 pair Bloomers,
size 90.
Q Crepe de Chine Gowns. trim:
med with val lace. sizes l1 and
and trimmed with contrasting
applique: size 3s. Were $6 OK
Sl8 each: now ..... $~/~
z Silk Undertakings: chenise and
step.ins OF seo,rettss, crsPs;
sfses' ssises Sc pa and ss: step-ins. ss.
We're $1,000 each: G9S
now .,......... F1%/~
5 Crepe de Chine and Georgetts
So.nt sie.. il, p1fseni Is. is. 'sa Were sno cI az
SIS and s25 each: now So.1S
10 Straight aud Envelope Chsn,ise'
satin, crepe de chine and radium:
white. peach and nesh: iace
SO to "A. Were 81 to SIS 50 OK
each now ....- TA"~
Rsdium and Tub silk Shps:
tailored with deep hems: hesh.
wers welse ,s sna snd $3.50 1iass s.sh: 90 * *
now ......-.-..
22 Long Silk Camisoles: satin and
radium: built-up or strap shoul-
der: brown. black. gray and navy.
Sizes 36 to so bust. 81 OK
Were So each: now. r'"<~
silk Underwear Section
Third floor.
Evening star., 1925-06-11
Junior Misses
Dresses. S4.95

Were $3.50. 3 Dresses Of
wolfe, linen and Swiss; white,
nile green, red and coral;
sizes Is and II.
L Junior Miss Organdy Dress for
afternoon wear: dze H. GO or
Was $3.50: now 49,. 9o.10
3 Tub Bloomer Dresses of good
quality English print: hzes 8 and
10 years. Were $3.50 q OK
3 Children's Knitted Capes; tan
:.eh: ..s oiss.s' nos . Were $3.50 $I.95
3 Girls Raincapes: navy blue:
sizes 8. 10 and IA years. o.
We're S5 each: now ..-... /SS
2 Junior Misses Spriny Goats. fur
bordered: size Is. Were cfS
S29. so each: now 4\S
3 Girls Silk Dresses: tan and rose
or navy and red; size 8
years. We're SIS each; q or
Girls Section. Fourth 1oor.
Evening star., 1925-06-11
Imported Golf Irons
81: We're $3.50

81 imported clubs; fill out
your set now at this re
markably low price.
8 Wood Clubs, bamboo
shafts: imported. Were S6
$40 each; now. =. .. a. a.. ~
IL Imported Iron Clubs,
bamboo shafts; midirons,
mashies, mashie nibhcks and
putters. Were $3.50 81
each; now ...........
2 Women's Golf Bags, gen
uino patent leath-
er. Greatly re- S3. so
duced, each >&....
Sporting Goods Section. Second
Evening star., 1925-06-11
Chi1dren's Socks, 25c

-hfldren's Socks, &c
Were SOC. 36 pairs Plain
Lisle Three-quarter Socks;
black, with turnover cuff.
Sizes z, tn, 8, 8, az.
so, pairs Children's Knee-length
Pants; knit cotton. lace trimmed:
siIee 2 70 - years. IRREGULAR
WEAVE; IL perfect would be
much more.
Z. 3 Pairs, Soc
4s pairs Girls Three-quarter Hose;
mercerfzed hale In white with
turnover top of brown; sizes
8. 6h, 9h Were Soc pair; OE.
now ~~S
Children's Hodery Section
Z Fourth floor,
Evening star., 1925-06-11
Linen Handkerchiefs
25c: Were SOC

An odd lot Women's French
All-linen Colored Embroid-
cred Initial Handkerchiefs
at half their usual price.
Following initials only: A,
B, D, E, F, G, H. ], K, M, R,
S and T.
Handkerchief Section. First noor.
Evening star., 1925-06-11
Women's Silk Umbrellas
Friday Special, $2.95

$50 Silk Umbrellas; SLIGHTLY IMPERFECT; imperfec-
tions will not impair wearing quality "a and Is inch sizes
in navy brown, purple! green black and garnet assorted
trimmed carved wood handles with silk cord loop
leather thong.
Umbrella SectoA. First
Evening star., 1925-06-11

Combinations, Special
95c and $t.35
A number Of Athletic Com
bination Suits in cross-barred
muslin and stripes; broken
sizes and soiled; white and
flesh color; sizes SO to A.
Unit. Underwear Section.
Third Aoor.
Evening star., 1925-06-11

[ able Tu,nb1ers, Sc
Greatly Reduced
180 Optic and Plain Thin
blown Glass Turnblers.
% Colored Glass Flower
Bowls with base. Spe- Or
cial, set .............
IS Colored Glass Console
Sets, attractively shaped
bowl base and 2 candle
sticks. 4 pieces, Sc
special .---.-...r...-
Glass Ice Tea Sets, optic
glass-covered jug and E thin
blown u m b lers. Sf OK
II sets. Special, each,
Glassware Section, Fifth door,
Evening star., 1925-06-11
Six Hose. $1.25

Were $2.25 to $3.50. 136 pairs
Women's All.silk Chiffon
Hose. In plain and novelty
self stripes: q few lace clox;
brown, log cabin and a few
in gray.
40 pairs Women's Better Grade
Novelty Silk Hose: lsco designs
and ribbed effects: black. g
Were SIS and So pair: now >P[
women's Hose In silk. Isle: also
Evening star., 1925-06-11
Friday Special
Boys Knickers, 81

120 Boys Gray Crash Knckers sturdy cotton crash that
will we'll and is cool and servceable. Full
to IS years.
Boys Fourth noor.
Evening star., 1925-06-11
Friday Furniture Special
Windsor Chairs, $775

limited number of handy little Windsor Chairs at this
low price tomorrow. Smooth, brown mahogany finish.
Shaped spndes back and shaped saddle seat
harmonzng nicely with gate-lg tables spinet desks and
other Colonial pieces.
Furniture Section. Sixth
Evening star., 1925-06-11

W. ~~ @Ao W. il
Book Section. Fourth floor. Ill