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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-07
WHEAT GAINS
IN OPENING
BULL RALLY
EirmneSS Of Quotations at
Liverpool Boosts Chicago
Quotations

Chicago. Aug. T. R)-Transac
wheat market today and all dcllv-
cry sold up to the highest level yet
on the present movement of'valucs,
There was apparently right abou,
face on the part of eastern houses
that have recently been heavy sell
CrS.
Closing prices were strong 3hs TIC
o., cents net higher for wheat, un-
. changed to sc higher for corn and
'>c lower to sc higher for oats.
Subsequently estimates that lake
clcaranccs Of wheat from Chicago
next week would amount to 2,00O,,
600 bushels or more, led to a further
sharp advance. The market closed at
nearly the top figures Of the day aft
cr showing GHs cents advance 70,
September. Last prices were Sl.65%
t" $685. for September and $l.Gi =
to $l.GaH for December.
Later corn rallied somewhat, ow-
ing TO sympathy with wheat strength
The close was unsettled at the same
~ Yesterdays finish TO "sc higher
September $l.0la, to $I.O5.
Chicago. Aug. T ~ OWN.
largely to strength shown by August
and September deliveries Of wheat
here the market went decided!
higher today during the early deal.
luCs. Active buying SAID to be fol
eastern accounts was IN evidence.
Reports of rain in Canada had /;
hcarish influence at times. but were
more or less countcrbalanccd by
firmncSs Of quotatics ut Liverpool
due somewhat to indications Of ;
falling off in world supply.
Chicago opening prices * to ] 4,
higher; Sept. Sl.Go| to $l.Gl; De
ccmbcr $lGO% to $l.G0A, were fol
lowed by moderate declines but thcr
by upturns to S1.G3 y for Sept ant
Sl62", for December. Favorable
weather tended TO ease down corr
and oats as well. After opening "a
quarter to Is off, Sept. $l.OIh. corr
continued to range between yestcr
days finish.
Oats started unchanged to - low
CT, Sept. 42|s TO 42la and later de
rllned a little all around.
Provisions were easy.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-07
NEW YORK POULTRY

New York, Aug Live poultry
irregular; broilers by freight BIC to
soc; do by express 2Gc to Sic; fowls
by express 21c IT, 25c. !, ~
Dressed poultry firms ~ = ester RS
-16c to 21c.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-07
Yellow White &
Mixed
MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN TABLE

cent per pound discount under
Is 10. Ear corn cents under shell.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-07

Minneapolis, Aug. 7.--R)- Flou,
Unchanged; shipments 1896 barrels
bran $1,000 to $3.50.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-07
OIIIIITlJ WHEAT

Duluth, Aug. 7.N Bulls took
thci rinnings today. Spring wheat
futures were ~ to SEC up at the
end of the first three hours, and dur
IN, futures were up from ~: TO dc
with the peak bulge in September.
With small movement Of grain TO
the terminals here, cash handlers
had little trouble; miIlcrs were
ready to take any good spring
wheat or durum Offered at the going
basis.
The close was strong, final piice5
being the todays tops; September
wheat closed 4 Ia cents up at $l.2:'
Dec. Id cent at $l.G2 bia; Scl'tcm
her durum 5 cents up at $1.AS IA
bid; October Ia up at $l.47 bid /:
November 2 IL cents np at STAT
asked; and December ID cents up
at SLAB ID bid.
Spot rye rose 3 rs cents; Scptcm
Der 3 3-8 cent; December = IS cent;
oats and barley closed unchanged.
Flax seed rose moderately on light
trading Trade was slow until the
closed. September flax rose quar-
ter cenl: October half cent; No"cm.
Der and December ID cents.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-07
FARGO EROl)I1(I.
MINNEAPOLIS TLOlll

Fargo, Aug. 7.-Butter fat. churn,
I'M, cream IA; packing stock IS.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-07
MINNEAPOLIS CARLOT GRAIN

Minneapolis, Aug. 7.--tP) Raugc
Of carlot grain, wheat No. dark
northern $l.c3% to ll.9lh; No. 2 do
|$1.Gi to $l.84H.; No. hard spring
$3.50 to $1.S2; No. hard winter
$l.67; durum $1.67H; No. mixed
wheat $1.65 to $l.74M.
Barley sample grade n to 76c; No.
SOC; No. TIC to 78c; No. 3 70 to
75c. Corn No. A yellow $1.04's; No. 3
mixed $1:04as; oats No. 2 white 40
&c; No. do 80 to &c.
Rye No. $l.O5H to $1.O6.
Flax No. $685.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
Triple Attraction
at Columbia Again

Saturday the Columbia doors viii
open on tho second Of the bis = Uni,
shows Of which Iioot Gibson in the
sensational Pendlston Round Up pie.
ture. Later Buck" II the feature
Filmed amid the actual performance
OF tho big show IA said to be one
OF the most realistic Western pic.
lures ever produced.
Hoo, Gibson. true cowboy. aided
by a number os the worlds hest
puucheTn. rides thru a thrilling and
adventurcsomc story Of romance
with girl ~ the cattle country.
Wild rides. chnrrst and horse races,
Indian dances and exciting esea.
pades OF the Western days figure
In the film.
Unit Ne OF the program calls
for steady nerves and calm dispo.
sition for In the "steriupscopicks. I"
Paths's newest achievement IN third
dimension motion pictures. there IL
sensation upon sensation colorsd
spsctacles are 10 be given 70 each
patron upon entering the foyer.
The third - musical treat
Francesca I.ongo's well planned
Spring Song Revue" thoroiy de.
llRhttul concert resume Of the best
Of the liEht.hearted songs ~ spring
from the scores OF the famous mas
ters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
Navy Band to
Play at Pantages

The management Of the Pantages
announce tho appearance OF the
10. =. s. New Mexico band as the
special attraction opening with the
matinee on Monday. March % Man.
agrr r. c Bostick has had 20 many
requests from hlS patrons since tho
recent successful showing OF the
L. s. s. Nevada band 10 have some
more OF the navy boys play in Seat.
Tie. that he Immediately entered into
negotiations with Capt S r. Brumby
OF the New Mexico. which IN now
locked at the Bremerton Navy Yard.
Tho e. s 8 Nevada band was one
Of tho biggest sensations ever seen
on the PantageH stage and the New
Mexico band II reported TO be equally
as fine an organization and IN con.
sidcred hs one Of the navy's greatest
musical organizations.
soloman Baseo. his wife and IA
mogs dogs. the feature OF this
weeks bill. have an unusual his.
torical significance. The famous
team that carried the ilfe.saving
serum 10 panic.stricken Nome will
live thru years to come M heroes
OF one OF the most courageous res.
cue stunts ever accomplished. The
group is appearing at the Pantages
with a background OF realistic Alas.
kan settings,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
om Moore Coming
to Blue Mouse

Tom Moore and Edith Roberts
are tho screen favoritcs that will
interpret the leading parts in ION
Thin Ice" which will open at the
Blue Mouse Saturday, for ono
week.
Knowing Tom Moore. inimItable
Irish appeal and Edith Roberts
wlnsome loyeliness. Il Is easy 20
guess that ION Thin leo" win Ia
lcharmingiy enacted, particularly as
the story deals with tho fascinating
problems Of crime, love and mys.
terry. william Ruasoll. Theodore
Won Eletz. Wilfrcd North, Gertrude
Robinson, Jimmi. Quinn and The
Texas Kid complete the Warner
cast.
Daryl Francis Zanuck. who has
won quite remarkable reputation
for scenarios, Is the author OF the
story OF "On Thin lee" which he
also adapted for the screen.
1nasmuch MS ION Thin Ice" tells
the story OF bank robbery and
the daring. ruthless game played by
band OF gangstera. moyie.goors
may anticipate something interest
| ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
South Sea Romance
Is Strand Attraction

Milton siIls and Viola Dana star
together again ia As Man Desires. 4"
which starts Saturday at the Strand.
The two arc 20 be supported by n
strong cast. including Ruth clifford.
Rosemary Theby. Tom Kennedy,
Paul Nicholson. Lou Payne. Hector
sarno. Anna May walthall. Ednch
Altsmuu and Frank Leigh
siis. famous for his role In "The
Sea Hawk" has the part OF British
army officer who. accused Of murder.
fees to Tahiti and becomes the no.
torious captain q pearl fishing
vessel
Miss DanhB role Is that Of vi.
yarious. filriatious native dancing
glrl whose saerificlal love for sills
j. the powerful motive around which
tho plo, reyolyes
The picture f. said to be glowing
with action. enhanced By the pic.
,urcsque background Of the South
Sea Islands
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
Famous Donkey
With Otis Skinner

Mr.. Otis skinner has had 80 many
donkeys in his various plays that
it would hardly seem a skinner
piece without one o, these humor.
Gus animals along with the star.
"saneho Panza." the new play
which Mr.. Skinner brings to the
Metropolitan Monday night, March
20. with mRtlnees on Wednesday
and Saturday. for o weeks engage.
ment. Is not going TO dtsappolnt
skinner fans In this regard
In fact. It Is reported that Dapple.
famous donkey OF tho Ceramics
story. Don Quixote." on which the
new play Is based. shares honors
even with Mr.. skinner himself.
papple. I, might be mentioned. is In
this case played by an actor by
the name OF Robert Rosairo. and no
animal OF equal importance has ap-
peared In dramatic play since tho
days OF shaw's "Androclcas and the
Lion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
Early California
Setting for Film

The Devils Cargo" featuring
Pauline starkc. Wallace Bcery. VII
liam Collier Jr, and Claire Adams
tn the cast. opens weeks run al
the Coliseum Saturday.
The story. adapted from Charles
y. Whittaker's story. Tho River
Boat" IL colorful tale OF tho
early California gold days. dealing
with tho activities OF tho viEilantss.
group OF law.1bidIng citizens who
hand together and bring about tho
wholesale deportation OF the towns
tougher element"
The roundup and deportation OF
the undesIrnbles In Sacramento. the
BONANZA saloon and gambling
hall" scenes on the old river boat
these are some OF tho highiights
OF the big picture. Tho Him Is not
devoid OF comedy relief. much OF II
being furnished by Raymond Hat
ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
Hugo Classic
Returns to Heilig

Third and final presentation OF
Carl Lasmmlo'r immortal muster,
piece The Hunchback of Notrc
Dame" Is scheduled. starting Fri
day Mt the HeiliE. which gave this
Victor Hugo classic lts original
Northwest premier eighteen months
ago. Tho showing win be positively
limited TO one week. Manager
Charles w. Mckee announces. The
Hclllg admission price OF 25.cents
mRtinoes and IS cents evenings will
remain unchanged
Produced az a cost Of more than
i.50o.0 900. and with cast OF 1901
players. Tho Hunchbsck" is still
regarded by. critics as the greatest
motion picture production OF nil
time. with no close second oompeti
tor or even a close third. The cast
includes tho most renowned list OF
names ever gathered together under
ono banner. including Lon CLANCY
Patsy Ruth Miller, Tully Marshall
Holman Kerry and slxty.two other
noted character artists
To date the production has played
to greater total OF admission re
ceipts than any other single stage
or picture attraction OF all time. and
Its every return showing seems &c
be tho signal for renewed outburs;
OF approval from picture fans. drama
lovers and critics, wherever It is
shown
The original musical score as used
In the original showings viii be used,
while n specially arranged concert by
McRees Arcadian band viii procede
each screening. The picture will be
shown continuously from 1l:15 n. IN,
10 11l5 D. m. each day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
Clever Bill Is
Playing at Orpheurn

With Elliott Dexter's playlet as
tha headlinlng act, this weeks Or.
pheum bill has been entertaining its
audiences effectively. Comedy and
music predominant turnout tho acts,
except for Mr.. Dexters offering.
A prlzc ot9s5o Is being offered 20
tho individual who turns in tho
most appropriate namo for the play.
which Mr.. Dexter wrote himself. and
stars in. Tho skit is highly dramatic.
wtah touches OF pathos
Herbert Clifton IL ono of tho
biggest hits OF the show. The
audience is unwilling to let him
leave the stage. He does female
representations, specializing the com.
ody side, and hls characterization
arc uproarlously FUNNY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
SCREEN ATTRACTIONS
STAGE
Famous Farce
Coming to Liberty

picture whose action literally
moves as fast as an express train.
"a Excuse Me which starts sat.
urday a, the Liberty. Conrad NaErl
and Norma shearsr will bring 90 tho
screen tho principal characters OF
the Joyous Rupert Hughes farce
Ths story deals With pair Of
nswlyweds who ind themselves
aboard an express tfnin AZ night
searching for minister they win
never find because no has dotted clsr.
teal garb for mutt
Renns Adorco has tho role OF the
French friend. who nearly disrup,S
the romance Of tho young married
couple. The supporting cast in.
cludcs Walter Hers. John Boiey.
Bert Roach. William V. Moug. Edith
Yorkc aud Eugene Cameron.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20

Lynn Cownn, who is in the cast
supporting George O'Brlen in "Onco
TO Every Man" being made under
the direction OF John Ford, has writ
ten q song 10 tie nn' with the nlctnre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
Dog Story Appeals
at Winter Garden

Fhn combined appeal OF ruEgcl
Western story and human inter.
est dos story. ia worked into The
Range Terror" starring Bob Gus.
ter. which Will remain az the win.
ter Garden until Saturday night.
East OF broadway" from tho
Saturday Evening Post story. 'rhe
Troplc OF Capricorn BY Richard
connsll viii start Sunday. Owen
Moore. Mary Carr. Ralph Lnwis and
Marguerite De La Motto arc tsa.
'ured In tho cast, Tho story il OF
the New York police force. and
concerns a boy whose ons ambition
Is 10 qualify for position on the
force. The picture is appealing as
TO heart interest. and haa strong
love story woven thruou,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20

Maclyn Arbuckle, Of stage fame.
is ON tho verge of catapulting into
tho realm OF the cinema as the re.
suit, of visit TO HOLLYWOOD.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
Historical lin
Returns to Capitol

Janice Meredith" revolutionary
film epic. viii start run At the
Capitol Sunday. with Marion Davies
in the title role and an all-star cast
supporting her. the picture is ac-
claimed as one OF the biggest pro-
auctions in the history OF the
screen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
"Hearts of Oak"
NoD at Colonial

Pauline stsrke and Hobart Bos.
worth play tho leading roles in
Hearts OF Oak" the screen yer.
sion OF James a. Herne's celebrated
meIodrama OF New England and
the frozen north. playing Friday a,
the Colonial.
Hutch OF the U. s. A." is the
title OF Saturdays attraction n.
Charles Hutchinson is the star In
this drama OF dashing American
pluck amid dangerous surroundings.
Charles Hutchinson Is called "the
daredevil thrill creator" Of the
screen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
Varied Attractions
at State Theater

Five acts OF New York road show
vaudeville viii remain the attraction
at the State until Sunday night
The program includes musical oddl
ties. comedy skits and patter, pretty
girls and smart dances.
Rainbow Ranger" Is the feature
picture. starring Pete Morrison
"Shanghicd Lovers" liz comedy
that is bound TO get the laughs
and the Rosebud Revue adds beauty
and variety TO the bill.
Evening star., 1925-09-03
Girls Blouses, Csc

Were $1.75. 10 Dimity
Blouses; long sleeves, round
collars and cuffs; lace trim
med; sizes 6, s, Is and 20
years.
10 Dimity Blouses. plain models
with long sleeves, collars and
cuffs: sizes 8 and 8 years. LS1
Were 95c each: now. O|\
10 Overblouses: white voile. peas
ant style: long sleeves: colored
hand embroidery trimmed: sizes
8 to 16 years. Were Ct OK
S2.95 each: now...... V>s/~
White voile Blouses: colored
embroidery trimmed: long sleeves:
sizes 8 TO IA years. Were TX
81 % each: now. ....... Nv
10 Middies. in all white and white
with red collars and cuffs: white
braid trimmed: sizes 8. and
16 years. Were S1.o5 OK
each: now. ~
q Middies, white or white with
blue collars and cuffs, sizes IA.
10 and 1S years. Were OK
81 80 each: now. ........ Nv
Girls Furnishings Section. Fourth
floor.
Evening star., 1925-09-03
Silk Slips, $3.95
Were $3.50

13 Costume Slips; satin or
radium; tan, gray, navy,
flesh md white; sizes 80 to
46.
13 Costume Slips. in tub silk and
radium: flesh. white. gray and
tan; sizes AZ, AZ and e. OK
As. Were Sc each: now p["/0
Vestee and Chemise Combina-
tions, of fine quality radium:
Peter Pan collars bound in henna.
81 s!aes each: and aoR. nile. Were $1.95
Vests. in drop-stitch glove silk
and georgette; flesh. white. nile
and tan sizes SO. 3S and 40.
eseF; wsfs SSx S8;So and sl@ $1.95
: Vests. of glove silk and radium:
sizes SO and "A We're
$3.50 and $3.50 each; OK
silk Underwear Section.
Third floor.
Evening star., 1925-09-03
Girls Coats, $3.50

Were $3.50. 6 Flannel
Coats, full lined; tan, rose
and blue; sizes 8 to II years.
3 Girls Goats: rose and green;
sizes and 10 years. "a OK
Were $3.50 each: now Y1s/~
II Junior Misses Dresses: voile,
tub silk and pongee: attractive
styles and colors: sizes 70 and
II years. Were $3.50 TS
each; now.
Junior Misses Silk Dresses;
short and long sleeves; attractive
styles; rose and black: sizes 10
and II years. Were CS OK
S295O each: now. -. Y0'/~
l Junior Miss Tan Sports Coat:
full lined; size 15. Was TS OK
S19.50: now. ...... TSs/
, Junior Misses Sports Goats:
silk lined: sizes % and IL
years. Were S29.5O Sfh *
each: now. &'0"f
5 Junior Misses Wolfe Dresses;
rose, orchid and green; sizes 15
an and X II ..ob, years; nox Were S2.95
l Junior Miss Light Blue Geor-
gette Dress. trimmed with velvet:
M.. straisss ss5. lime, e6x, SIZE /" $16.75
Girls and Juniors Section. Fourth
floor
Evening star., 1925-09-03
Curtains, $2.65 Pair

Greatly reduced. 13 pairs
Fine Quality Ruffied Ivory
Wolfe Curtains; 3 pairs with
green border; 5 pairs with
orchid edge and stitchings:
5 pairs with jade edge and
stitching.
IL Pairs Rufied Wolfe Curtains;
s pairs plain orchid: l pair gold:
= pairs rose; greatly re- %f S6
duced: pair ..........
? Pairs Ruffied voile Curtains: 3
pairs blue checked: 4 pairs green
checked; greatly re- 81 2S
duced: pair. ..........
IL Pairs Dotted Marquisette
Ruffied Curtains: pairs with
blue figure: pairs with orcnlQ
figure; greatly reduced; 81 Ok
pair
. Pairs Swiss Point Curtains. 3
Yards long: samples: slightly
soiled or mussed. Were I'd OK
So pair: now. .......-
Pairs Ecru Lace Arabian Cur
tains: yards long; lace 81 Ok
ledge: reduced: pair.
Curtain Section. Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1925-09-03
Table Knives. 75c

Were $1.50 set of six. u
sets of Nickel Silver Table
Knives.
Q Sets of Nickel Silver
Forks. Were $1.50 set; TX
BO"
4 Nickel Silver Berry
Spoons. We're Soc each; 0E-
now
/ Pie Knife. nickel silver. E0-
Was 81: now. wv
w,s ] sifksi sod. S5lTsr A6s Pie Fork. 25c
IL Sets of Nickel Silver
Forks. Were S1.50 set; TX
now
10 Sets Of Nickel Silver
Spoons. Were S1.50 set; TX
now
Cutlery Section. First floor.
Evening star., 1925-09-03
Home Frocks, $1.s5
Were S2.o5 TO S5.o5

Is Frocks of excellent quail
ity voile; straightline styles
in plain or figured material;
a good assortment of colors.
o Tub Silk Dresses: straightline
models: q good assortment of
stripes. Were $40 each: S5 OK
now. P0"~
and small styles; plain or gath
cred models without oibs. TX
Were S1.50 each: now. ~
10 Rubberized Aprons. in large
size, to bathe the baby. AZ
Were So each: now. x~~
Home Frock Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1925-09-03
Wicker Furniture Specials

Apiece Reed Sute-large settee, chair, rocker
and table, spring base construction. $16o.50
Reed-Fiber Chair Rocker with box spring seat
cushions and upholstered backs. Each. $15.75
Fernery, in brown shelac, gray cafe. $3.85
3-pece Woven Fiber Suite-settee, armchair and
rocker several finishes; upholstered in tapestry
cretonne. Sale price. $3.50
Evening star., 1925-09-03
Woodthrop
Girdles. S7.85

Were $3.50. 6 Girdles. of
silk broche and silk knitted
elastic; sizes 20, 80, 81 and
80.
4 Miracle Hin Reducers; large
sizes. Were $40 each: G0AE
II Girdles and Back-lacing Cor
sets. of fine coutil: broken sizes,
%, %, 20, 80. 35 and SO. O.
Greatly reduced: each. PZ
10 De Bevoise and La Tee
Brassieres. for larger women:
heavy laces. silk brooches and
satin: Longtime models: sizes AZ,
A. 46. 90 52 and 50.
eseh; WsFe nSx sS9o and 50 $1.75
12 Back-lacing Corsets: odd lots:
broken sizes, "a. 25 and 20. &f
Radically reduced. each. pl
Corset Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1925-09-03
Wonen's Hose,
81 and $3.50 Pair
Were $2.25 and So

so Pairs Outsize Hose; wool
and silk and wool mixtures;
black. brown and navy; brok-
en- assortment; full fash
ioned.
30 Pairs women's Outsize Silk
Hose; full fashioned: cordovan
and russe broken assort-
ss.5o @s9t; paiT: MerG noS sl.oo o to $1.25
so Pairs women's Seamless Silk
Sox, black, gray. blue, green. tan
and yellow: broken sizes. TX.
We're 81 pair: now. ...... [OC
Women's Hosiery Section. First
floor.
Evening star., 1925-09-03
Cotton Dress Goods
- and Less Than u

300 remnants in lengths of l
to 8 yards; plain and printed
voile, silk and cotton crepe,
embroidered voiles, embroid-
cred Swiss. wash alpaca and
tissue gingham.
Cotton Dress Goods Section. Sec
ond floor.
Evening star., 1925-09-03
Furniture Reduced

Decorated Occasional Table; hexagonal des ign. $3.50
Mohair Coxwel Chair with loose cushion 1850
Windsor Armchair; brown mahogany finish. 80. .Sl4
8-pece Combination Mahogany Dining Suite. $3.50
Apiece Decorated Ivory Bedroom Suite. .$325
Kidney shaped 2piece Living Room Suite. .$24s
Solid Mahogany Davenport Table. $42.5o
Bookcases open-front style mahogany finish. $3.50
Brown Mahogany Secretary Desk. .$11e.50
Tapestry Hgh-back Hall Chair ......... $3.50
Fine Jacquard Velour Wing Chair with loose
spring cushion. Sale price. e....................$ $50
Large Drop-eaf Gateleg Table; solid mahogany
top. Sale price $50
Many other pieces in great variety of design and at
wide range OF lowered prices.
Furniture Sixthh
Evening star., 1925-09-03
Baby Carriages
and Strollers

Floor samples-slightly
soiled.
. Pullman Carriages. corduroy
upholstered: long push bar: ar
tillery wheels: l tan. / blue.
I- Were sa2-6o each; $3.50
now
/ Pullman Carriage: frosted wal
nut; corduroy uphol-
stored. Was S34.75; S7f S0
l Combination Go-Cart. ecru:
corduroy lined. Was S11 60
S37.50: now. w.... PLbs|O
. Strollers with hood. corduroy
lined; ] ecru. l silver
blue. Were S35 each; Sf975
now
Baby Carriage Section. Fourth
floor.
Evening star., 1925-09-03
Chemise, 78c

We're 81. q Envelope Chemise:
built-up shoulder; nainsook: size
40.
Extra Size Bloomers. in pink
batiste; size %. Were OK.
S1.50 pair: now. w... ~
Extra Size Sateen Boomers. in
orchid and black: sizes 25 OK
and 27. Were@S2 pair: now /0S
81 Cotton Crepe Slips. in white
with shadow-proof hens: strap
shoulder: sizes 3S. 80 and
= 40. We're So each: OK
10 Extra Size Gowns. low neck,
half sleeves: white cotton crene:
sizes 10 and 20. We're 81 OK
S3 each; now w..... PP@/~
3 Extra Size Gowns. long sleeves:
white cambria: sizes ~ and 90
We're $3.50 and 81 q OK
each: now. ..-...... V'"/~
White Cambria Gowns: V neck.
long sleeves: sizes Is
nod a0d 49, Were So each; $t.95
Muslin Underwear Section.
Third floor.
Evening star., 1925-09-03
Housewares Sale Priced

Copper-bottom Wash Boilers Observation-Disclosures .S235
No Waffle Irons for gas .............. $128
Unfinished Wood Tabourettes for plants. ...... 75c
White Enameed Kitchen Chairs rs................$ .$245
Universal Kitchen Scales; gray finish SLAB
Sani-can the indoor garbage receiver. ......$ $2o5
Blu Kross Toilet Tissue, 15OOsheet rolls. 10 for $1oo
Family Size Food Chopper; cutters. ........ .$135
Corrugated Ash Can; reinforced top and bottom $1S5
Ridiid Ironing Board of selected wood. ...... $2e5
Rotary Ash Sitter heavily galvanized. ........ .$265
Curtain Stretchers size 6x12 feet $245
Bath Stool of white enamel tipped legs. S10o
Brass Bird Cages with Stands complete. .$645
Housewares