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APARTMENTS-FUk. \ INFUR.

1920 r ST. N.w-A FEW DESIRABLE
housekeeping and Notwithstanding apRrt.
ments in modern new building lust west OF
9Th st.: special rate for summer on furnish
cd sub-rentsis: 24-hour service. See Resi-
dent Mgr.
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lPARTMENTS-UNFTIRNISHED.

THE MAYCROFT
1474 COLUMBIA RD. NV.
CORNER APARTMENT HOUSE. ONE
BLOCK FROM EITHER CAR LINE: AT
TRACTIVE HOUSEKEEPING AP r T
BATH: REDECORATED THROUGHOUT.
W. Il, WEST COMPANY: ~
1926 PORTER ST. NV.
Especial Summer Rates.)
Apt. 3-3 rooms, RECEIPT. hall,
bath and porch, sos.
Apt. 27-4 rooms, RECEIPT. hall,
bath and porch. $50.
THE AUGUSTA.
Apt. 31-3 rooms and bath.
$45.
NO. 2l1O 10Th ST. NV.
Apt. 3-3 rooms, RECEIPT. hall
and bath, 500.
NO. 154O 9TH ST. NV.
End floors rooms and bath.
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YOUR OPPORTUNITY
to rent suite with full service in finest
and most exclusive hotel Dupont Cir
Gle: cool. airy: at same rate as ordina-y
apt. to rooms. Phone MR.. REAMEs,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
(CnotipusAN

Chevy Chase-Summer Months.
rooms bath porch: trees: available ira
mediately. Address Box 3I2.A. star office.
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sALE-APARTMENT HOUSES.

NEW APARTMENT NEAR
main artery, nearing completion.
containing II apartments OF 3
and 4 rooms and bath each. Will
bring in $1,000 on low schedule
OF rents. This we consider
good buy in smaller apartments.
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KEEP COO

Citys finest group OF modern. freproof
apts.; nearly acres of lawns and shrubbery:
extra large rooms; walking distance down
town. highest grade accommodations and
service: "a hour elevator and switchboard:
Concrete nnrnb SR5 rms rec h corner
all outside rooms. overlooking city, only
Ss5. Rent these now, as later demand far
BRAWT. center bldg. Clifton Terrace. 14th
and Clifton SITS. NV. or phone Col ,144
Also rms. $50. Furnished rms, $50:
1 rms. 500.
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* KEA LIE.
Living room, reception hall. Murphy-in-a
door bed. kitchenette and bath: completely
and sttractively furnished.
New Tivoli Apartments.
Park Road at cor. Hiatt Place.
Retween 18th and 18th stsl 16s
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kEEp COOL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

rooms, kitchen, two baths sleeping porch.
1323 Quincy NV. Apply RANDALL II.
HAGNER CO. 1921 Conn. ave. Main
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-12
HONOR WICM0RE
Eastern College Dean Talks
TO County Bar Association

one thousand members OF the
King County bar association heard
John II wlsmoro, dean Of law,
Northwestern university In Chicago
declare his BELIEF Monday night
that American isolation from world
affairs must go. az a banquet given
in his honor In The Chamber OF
Commerce building.
DR. Wismors's subject "'rhe De-
yeiopmsntH OF tho LAWS sof Ma.
tons" traced tho phases of legal
development. beginning with Eayp.
dian practice prior 90 1000 u, 9.
He stressed ths belief that broad.
Or understanding OF tho codes Of
other nations would help this coun,
Try keep In step with international
affairs,
Dean John Condor, OF the Uni.
ysrsity OF. Washington, presided and
Ralph Williamson or Yakima, prssi.
dent Of tho State Bar association,
welcomed tho distinguished guest
Robert Norton. Seattle attorney. en-
teftAinsd with vocal soios.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-12
Severyns Family All.
in Service of Public
From Chief Bill Himself on Down, the Five
Children Are All in County or u. S. Work

oessful as the seycfyns boys.
Kathryn seyeryns Ia now the county
auditor OF Benton county Former.
~ she WA county clerk
Ana tho youngest boy Of the
family Joe II Aeyeryns. while not
exactly IN politics. Ii In government
service, lilo Is u lieutenant IA the
United states navy and graduate
OF the Annapolis naval academy
80 II the Heyeryns family can be
taken nH an example, the hcfedity
theory " tho Psychologists must DO
true,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-12
Says Woman Acid
Thrower Is Moron

los ANGELES, May IL. Bernice
nRy. recently convicted ~ nm acid
attack on her husband. Darby Day.
Jr.. 10 moron with a mental ago
OF 10 years" according TO her At.
tornoy.
The statement was made IN Judge
Hhriy's court Monday by John Rich.
Arison hs basis Tor new ;rihl
argument on Elchardson'H motion
saa postponed until May IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-12

John AoyrrynH. nill's older brother.
who ~ a prosperous feed grain ana
seed merchant OF Suunysidc. John
gave Bill his training In politics, he
SAYS lie was II county assessor Of
Benton COUNTY for two terms.
Andrew ssyeryna aluo an attor
ucy was city attorney OF Port An.
geles and always a student OF poll
ties
The daughter IL equally as Suc,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-12
Shoup Unaware of
Railway Merger

BAN FRANCISCO. May i2,-Paul
shoup. vice president OF the South,
ern Pacific company. knows nothing
,bou, a consolidation Of the South
eru Pacific aud Rock Island railway
systems,
Il know Of no such transactions.
he declared last night upon return.
Ing from an Eastern trip. Referring
20 intimntion Of such a move by J T..
German. president OF tha Rock
Island. a. Chicago. Thursday. shoup
said. "0ofman was only expressing
his personal hopes and views, NY
trip 10 New York had no connection
with ans such reported merger"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-12
"High Lights of History"

Of strips and have the quality of sustained
much Of Their appeal But here the resemblance ends this
character but educational being brief chronological history
fo~rn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-12
Plan Entertainment
for Major General

An auto trip around tile city and
luncheon. giyen In conjunction
with ths Association ~ tho Army
or the United States, IL tho enter,
talnment planned by the Chamber
Uf Commerce Tor Major General
CbaH n Msnohsr. commanding OF,
ficer or tho Ninth Corps Area, who
win be In Seattle, May 10 and "a.
The general will he Ia town on
official duty. and viii Inspect the
various military organizations under
hts Jurisdiction while In thia local.
tty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-12
WANT 10 M HANGMEN

BERLIN. More than 100 men
have applied for the position OF Off.
clal hangman IN Berlin. as the re-.
suIt OF discussion there for restor-
ing tho death penalty. No one haE
been put TO death FOR a crime in the
capital since 1921
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-12

Widow sevoryns
has held u pub
lio Job OF some
kind They all
have been inter
6sted IN politics
aud have been
successful at a.
william H.
C'liiliJ Sever
ynA, na most oy.
rrybOdy knows.
N scattlc'b chief
or police "Bill"
attended tho
University OF
Washington and
studied law
UsH..- .E-...
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-12
ously Endorsed by School Board

member of the board 81 think splendid idea
child who follows the pictures interest the child far than
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-12

Psychologists claim that certain
traits are hereditary There's The
example " the scyeryns family, Of
pruaaor wash
Everyone or the i've children Of
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Girls Bloomers. sc

Were s1.25. 10 pairs Crepe
BIoomers: flesh color: lace trim
med: elastic bands: sizes 8. 10
and IL years.
10 Body Waists: white: sizes 8,
10 and 12 years. Were Ak.
$3.50 each: now ...... T~S
90 Middies: all-white Jean: Miss
Saratoga" make: sizes o. 8. 10
and 90 years. Were OK
S1.95 each; now. ...-.. ~
4 Silk-and-cotton Slips. in flesh
and white: lace trimmed: size
16 years. We're $3.50 oSr
2 Gym Boomers: black poplin;
fun plested: sizes 10, IL, IA
and 10 years. We're Ct OK
Khaki Jacquettes. without
sleeves: tuxedo collars: sizes IA,
16. 1s and 22 years. Sf AZ
Were $3.50 each; now 3b
10 Flannelette Paiamas: two
pieco style; open down front:
frogs: sizes s and 1S years.
Were S1.T5 to $3.50 &f Ak
each: now ......... PbSf]
Girls Section, Fourth floor.
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Infants Hats, 45c

Were ST.. 90 Pieue Hats. fin.
ished with buttonhole or fancy
stitching; mushroom or poke
shape. with turn-up. brim; white,
blue. tan and pink: sizes 1 to 3
years.
z Infants Flannel Pinning Bands
or Barricoats: cotton-and-wooI
mixture: hem finished with briar
stitching. Were S1.25 IN.
Sc Infants Shirts: cotton and
wool: high neck. long sleeves:
button-up front style: finished
with crochet edge: sizes 8 months
to 2 years. Were 75c 0E.
20 Infants Orsandy Bonnets.
handmade; finished with fne
tucks. brfar stitching and lace.
Sizes g months and . years.
Were So and $3.50 each; oS-
5 Boys Suits: chambrsy and
white poplin: MILDLY style. I'm
ished with drawnworlk and fancy
stitching: sizes 4 and 8 years.
.ssn: Msfs nsx sS;eS @ and 50 $2.e5
Infsnts' Section. Fourth floor.
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Decorated Dinnerware
Greatly Reduced

% China Salad Plates. Were 81
each: now 35c.
/ Fruit Compete. Was $3.50;
5 Relish Dishes. Were $3.50
each: now soc.
| Fruit Dish. Was S5; now
/ aS.piece Tes Set: 1 cup i'm
perfect. Set was $50: now SO.
3 Teacups and Saucers. Were
S1.50 for cup and saucer: now
/ Sugar and Cream Set. Was
$3.50; now $3.50.
l Relish Set: s pieces. Was SO:
~ Hsvilsnd China Decorated
Soup Plates. Were soc each;
8 Decorated China Dinner Plates.
Were Soc each; now 26c-
2 Imported China Meat Dishes.
Were 81 each: now 66e.
1 China Meat Dish. Was 75c;
. vegetable Dishes. Were S1.25
each: now 60e.
4s Tescups and Ssucers. Special.
SO Match Stands: imported. Were
26c each; now I0c.
SO Ink Stands; imported. Were
26c each; now Ice.
China Section, Fifth floor.
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Suede Pumps, $5,75
Were $40

143 pairs .Women's Suede Pumps.
in gray. fawn and black. Sizes
y 4s. lot; S Axx:;, !. 81. & es6MG: 8, 6MG::
TN, 8 AA; 4. Az. 5. 81. 8.
6h, 2. 8 A; 3, 81, 4. IN. o.
6.E7 B: 3. 3h. Az. 8. 81,
6 c.: 3. s and 6 D.
12. pairs womep's Button OK
= fords. in tan calfskin. Sizes 5.
bh. 8 AAA: So AA: 4. g A:
Az. 8. q B; 4. 41s C. (E TX
Were $40 pair: now. ...,,@~%f~
10 pairs women's Patent Leather
Button Oxfords. sizes 4. b1a, 81
A; and D. b: az 4. Az. 81
G. Were $3.50 pair: S5 TX
now -. .....--...
Is pairs Patent Leather Button
Oxfords, sizes 5. SO. g.. 613
AAA: -5ls "A; 3 and 51s A: 4.
AZ. 5. 61s C. Were <S TX
$40 pair: now. ........ S~f~
IL pairs Black Satin Buckle
Pumps. sizes 8 u g., 6h AAA:
2 Az: 4 a A: S and 2 3: az.
Az. 5 c. Were $40 SS TX
pair: now. w............ $~sf~
women's Shoe Section. Third
floor.
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Junior Misses Dresses
$3.50: Were $3.50

5 One and Two Piece Dresses:
jersey. flannel and silk: sizes 10
and IL years.
1 Junior Miss Black Velvet Eve
ming Dress: beaded; size &T En
II years. Was S25: now F~|O
= Junior Misses Sports Goats:
made of STROKES" camelshair:
sizes Is and IL years. cox
Were S49.50 each: now. P[|
3 Junior Misses Flannel Sports
Dresses; long or short sleeves;
trimmed with white linen collar
and cuffs: sizes Is and
II years. Were S16.5O &c OK
2 Junior Misses Dresses Of white
taffeta and georgette: sizes IL
and 10 years. Were SfS
$2n.5 each: now. 9bO
l Junior Miss 2-piece Suit: dress
and coat: size 10. Was CfE
$50 80: now .. Rb@
Junior Miss Afternoon Cape
with Zap collar: size
10 years. Was S5o.5o: Cox
/ Junior Miss Suit OF tan char
meen: size II years. GfQ EN
Was $40 80: now. /s~O
Junior Misses Section,
Fourth floor
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Decorated Pottery
Greatly Reduced

l Vase. Was S4: now 81.
$40: now s3.85.
l Jardiniere and Pedestal: slight
ly imperfect. Was S26; now sic.
Vase. Was $3.50: now $5.
. Flower Bowls. Were $3.50
zach: now e1.76.
Q Flower Bowls. Were Sd each:
now &l.6e.
i Vase. was $3.50: now sI.5e.
China Section. Fifth floor.
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Corsets and Girdles
$3.50

Were So TO $3.50. 80 woodthrop.
Modart. Lily of France and C-B
Corsets and Girdles greatly re-
duced. for clearance. Broken
sizes, odd lots: sizes "a to SO In
the group.
7Modart Corsets. of pink broche:
sizes "a and 27. Were
ssS $3.50 and more each; $4.75
3 Memo Corsets, style No. 1893:
sizes % and 35. Were SO TE
each: now. ~
IL Pansy Brassieres. of striped
poplin; garters at back. OK
Were $3.50 each: now. ~
Corset Section. Third floor.
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Rubber Reducing
CorSets Reduced

q w. & L. Reducing Corsets, of
para rubber: front lace: sizes 80.
80 and "a. Were $3.50 g
each. now. ....... ~
3 De Beyoise Secretex Rubber
Reducing Girdles. sizes 81. "a
.aeh. .ad as; NOW Were sio.'o $3.50
9 Eemoiastik Rubber Reducing
Brassieres, sizes a and
nex 1s; x.''ls..s''l. Were sS.7s each; $3.75
Corset Section. Third floor.
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Imitation C1uny Laees
Special, Sc Yard

l, q and 25s inches wide. Sew
cral different patterns. Very
specially priced.
Lace Section, First floor.
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Home Frocks. S2.95

Were SIS. % Wolfe and Tissue
Gingham Home Frocks. plain,
striped and large checked pat
terms; finished with drawn work.
tucks and collar and cuffs: a
good assortment of colors: sizes
80 to 40.
o Extra Size Home Frocks. In
dotted and figured voiIe; I'm
ished with dainty collar and cuffs
and adjustable belts. ca OK
Were $40 each: now. P1s/1
Home Frock Section. Third floor.
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Girls Raincoats. $2.e5

Were $3.50. 8 Raincoats in navy
and gray; sizes s. 10. IL and IA
years.
I Girls 2-piece Sports Dress: vel.
vet and flannel combined: size II
years. Was $19.50; e E0
] Girls Sports Coat: green. polaire
cloth; size 8 years. Was Ct En
$40: now ..... ~ SS
. Girls Pongee Dresses: hand
embroidered: sizes IL and IL
years: slightly soiled.
Were $3.50 each: q OK
now
Gfrla, canf;n1 EonrAb &onr
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Combinations, 53c

Were Zoe and S5c. Il women's
Knit Combination Suits, low
neck: no sleeves: built-up shoul-
der and loose knee: open crotch:
sizes and e: soiled.
10 Women's Athletic Combina-
tion Suits. low neck. bodice top.
strap of same material. knee
length, open crotch: voiles and
batiste; size SO: soiled.
Were sl:6o to $3.50 CSC
eaCn. now.
X women's Imported Combination
Suits. Swiss rib: Swan brand:
Summer weight: low neck. no
sleeves. knee length, bodice top
with tape straps: sizes
z and 8: soiled. Were Ct OK
S2.55 each: now. &1H~
Knit Underwear Section. Third
fOor
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Bedroom Suite, $3.50; Was S4e5

1 Armchair: large. deep seated,
high back. upholstered; web bot
tom seat. Was (SQ En
S62 so: now ... pSSs~O
5 Windsor Arm Rockers, with
solid mahogany shaped seats;
comfortable and graceful. Were
S22.50 each: now u <ffO5
/ Serving Table for breakfast
room or porch: 36-inch size with
drawer; decorated ivory
6aH iis1sh: Was $3.50: $e.75
9 Metal Cots: 3O-inch: folding
head and foot. Were ca 1S
SO each; now. &~e<<
Furniture Section. Sixth floor.
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Smoking Stands, $1.25

were $3.50. s MahoEany-tin
ished Stands.
3 Smoking Stands. DAM
AGED. Were 81 each: 7Sr
1 Smoking Set-tobaccS Jar. ash
tray and match holder on ca
tray. Was $3.50: now. PT
20 Sugar Spoons. Were r
10c each: now ........ 0C
90 Butter Knives. Were loo r
each: now ..........
s. : sssssy s.ss! nar aazors, Were soc
Brass ToSscco Jar: DAM. "a
AGED. Was So: now. pa
Smoker Accessories section.
First Acor.
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BOYS BIouses. 75c

Were S1.50. Attached collar;
white and stripes: sizes 2 to IA
years in the lot
2 Flannel Shirts: Khaki color. fine
for sports wear: attached collar:
neck. Were $3.50 &f7S
each: now. PbsS]
% Small Boys Flanneiette Pa
ismas: light weight: sizes and
4 years only. Were 81 Ak
each: now. x~~
Boys Section. Fourth floor.
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Children's Socks, soc

Were 75c and S1.o5. 100 pairs
silk socks: an odd lot; n and
3. lengths; sizes z to 10.
1S pairs. Misses Full-fashioned
Brown Lisle Hose; sizes 8, 91a
10. Were Soc pair; EA~
now
Children's Hosiery Section. Fourth
floor,
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Steamer Robes, $3.75

Wonderful values. Is An-wool
steamer Robes: five different
patterns.
Hartmann Wardrobe Trunk !;
full size: floor sample. (SS
Was $3.50: now. @~~
1 Full Size Wardrobe Trunk:
Hartmann; floor sample. SSS
was $50: now ........ w.
Full Size Wardrobe Trunk:
Hart m n nm: floor
sample. Was $50; S42.50
Travelling Goods Section. Second
floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-16

1 Magazine Stand: combin alton
mahogany. Was s25; SD 50
now half-price. .,.. R><s~V
1 Double Bed Mattress: high
grad grade; 900. sli,layer la felt S18.75
Double Ivory Metal Bed with
Simmons twin link spring. Very
artistic square tube design, in
rich ivory finish. Was Go TX
$3.50; now. T>/"~
] Cretonne-covered Cotton Pad
3-foot size: valance on
all sides. Was S15: co TX
now -.
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Wornen's
Handkerchiefs, soc

Special. An odd lot of
Imported Colored Linen
Initial Handkerchiefs, with
hand-rolled hens. Hand
embroidered initials.
Handkerchief Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-16
Housewares Reduced

SLIGHTLY SHOPwoRN, DAM.
AGED OR IMPERFECT.
3 White Fiber Towel Hampers: 2
oblong, large size; 1 round, me-
dunn size. Were S6.75 ca TX
each: now w.-...,-... Tes~
l White EnameTed Square Steel
Hamper. w a SS.95; a S0
now
l Bathroom Shower: portable:
complete with fixtures and cur
tain. was S975: a OK.
| White Enameled Scale: physi-
clans or bathroom use: with
measuring rod. Was Go TX
S35: now .. Y>/<E|
l Wood Manicure Table; white
enameled: drawer; size
l 3 x 3 o inches. Was ca OK
S7.25: now .......... VSs/~
2 White Enameled Kitchen Chairs
wi h reinforced box 81 81
seats We're So each: now P>~~0
2 white Enameled Windsor
Chairs. Were S4.75 9 S0
each: now
4 Ironing Boards: 5 feet: padded
and covered. Were S2.75 e En
each: now -........'..
] Modern" 4-door, Side-ieing Re-
frigerator, hardwood case. golden
oak finish: cork insulated; seam
less porcelain lined: 100 pounds
actual ice capacity: used as floor
sample. Was $3.50; GA TX
now ........ @1sS ~
/ Toledo. One-compartment Elec-
trio Cooker; complete with alumni
mum utensils and hak-
S37. so: now ....... 4ZI.I0
l Kitchen Table, white porcelain
top: drawer: size of top. 25x4O
Inch inches. Was s11'7S; $7.95
] "Reznor' Gas Heater, with COP
per reflector: large size. Reduced
Tor clearance. was S3.95
$3.50: now ........ N~s/~
l New Perfection Blue Enameled
Oil Heater with nickel trimmings;
equipped with brass reservoir. Re
dnce d for clearance. e 0S
Was S12.50; now. YOs<@
/ pair Andirons; wrought iron:
II inches high. Reduced "A for
clearance. Pair was S12; e
now .......-..... :. wv
1 pair Andirons: wrought iron:
II inches high. Reduced for
clearance: P air was $3.50
SIS; now ........-... X~>~S
500 Rolls Toilet Tissue: on.
good quality. Special, doz. wv
Housewares Section. Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-16
Ice Tea Tunblers, Sc

Special. J44 Glass Ice Tea
Tumblers: clear quality: well fin
ished.
10 dozen Table Tumblers:
clear glass. Specia Az
dozen
IL Colored Glass Footed Com
potes. We're 81 each; AZ
now
80 Glass Flower Bowls. on black
base: several colors. Spe- E0@
cial. each .....-.-.... wv
6 Floral Cut Water Sets: Jug and
9 tumblers. Special. Ct Ok
set ...., ,I.........
15 Footed Bonbon Dishes:
green lass. Special. SSr
4S Glass Sherbets: gold
band decorated. Special. AZ
each
"a Aght Cut Salt and Pepper
Shakers. Were 25c each; TO-
now
25 Imported Glass Decorated Bud
Vases. Were 25c each: f0e
now
10 sets lS-piece Beverage Glasses:
decorated grape design:
assorted sizes. Spe- Ct TX
cial. set ............ |'"~
Glassware Section. Fifth foor.
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Tomorrow, Remnant Day, Greatest Savings Of tn
Is
Dress Goods Reduced

800 remnants in lengths of n
to 3h yards.
34-inch Silk-and.cotton Printed
Crepe. Was $1.2S yard: 81
36-inch Cotton Canton Printed
Crepe. Was S5c yard: kSr
36-inch Cotton Canton.
DdS plain. Was SOC yard: 65c
now
31-inch Japanese Crepe. S0r
Was 3Sc. yard: now.
S2:inss %:s a. Plain zapdl ril:ss bss oreDs. Soc
36-inch Printe Voile. d0-
Was soc yard: now. ~
32-in. Embroidered Swiss. E0r
Was csc yard: now. =. - Nv
:36-in. English Broadcloth. k0r
Was. 75c yard; now. ,...- wv
Cotton Dress Goods Section Sec
ond floor.
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Wor1len's Sun and Rain
Umbrellas, S2,85

Were 81. 10 2o-inch. 1o.rib
Sun and Rain Umbrellas. piece
and. cottonl with satin border.
Navy. purple. green. brown and
red. Assorted. carved wood han
dies: leather thongs or silk cord
loops.
20 Mems 27-inch Umbrellas. silk
and cotton mixed: assorted wood
Prince OF Wales and opera shape
, h an dies. Special. @ OK
each ..s .....s. -'T~'[~
Evening star., 1925-04-16
Furniture for Friday
Some As Lou As l2 Price

Friday brings opportunity greatly
arate pieces whole suites Early selection ad
visable to avoid disappointment All sold as is subject
to slight damages imperfections.
Living Room Suite, $237.50: Was $3.50
3piece Suite composed of popular long, iowback
and armchair match, distinctive low
seated Coxwell chair A high quality SUITE built web
spring bases the outside backs of all upholstered in
material rich velour in soft taupe shade An
exceptional opportunity
Bedroom Suite, $232.5O; Was $465
large Apiece Suite, including 4Sinch dresser large
mirror vanity with long piyoted mirror
chforette with clothing and three
and paneled double bowfoot bed In soft
finished with contrasting hand-decorated panels.
Louis XVI design in Simmons al.nnetal construction.
remarkable value. "a price tomorrow.
Evening star., 1925-04-16

Net Curtains, $3.50
Greatly reduced. I5 pairs Plain
Filet Net Ivory Curtains. of ex-
cellent quality: with double hems
ut bottom and sides: headed and
cased for rod. Slightly dusty or
soiled from display. 60 inches
wide. 80 inches long.
y pairs. SO inches wide,
10 inches long. Now. S3 TX
PAIR
% pairs Ruff1ed. Dotted and
Checked Marquisette Curtains.
white: ia yards. Tie
backs included. Spe- Ct *
cIal, pair. ............
Curtain Section. Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-16
-ell. Section. First door.
Underthinss, CSC and
St.e5

A special lot very specially priced.
Usually sell at much more than
these. prices.
veiope Chemise of ,nainsook and
batiste: tailored auc lace OK
trimmed 4. ~
Gowns and Paiamas. tailored and
lace trimmed: lingette and rsyoD:
sslm&h. orchid, flesh CT OK
and white. each ...... %>s/~
Cotton Underwear Section. Third
floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-16
Seasonable Rugs
Remarkably Reduced Tomorrow

Q Imported Rush Rugs. sx12.
Were $3.50 each; SITS
now
1 Imported Rush Rug: Sx1o.
o ANA G z D. Was <ff TX
$3.50: now. -. Pb'sfS
1 Deco Fiber Rug: s.3x10.6.
Discontinued pattern. $ff OK
Was S22.50: now. -. &>'s/~
2 Rattania Runners:
3x12. Were $3.50 each; a S0
Q Ratania Runners:
5ag szs. wsIo So each; $3.50
] Lot Seamless Administer Rugs:
choice designs and colors. 9x12
size. ST. G Fl T L Y
IMPERFECT. Special. S43.75
each ......
1 Lot Wilton Carpet Samples:
IL Less
Rug Section. Sixth floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-16
Curtains Underpriced

Display Curtains: may be solleu
or faded from display.
3 pairs Cretonne Curtains. rich
Colorings: shaped val
e.ir. s.Gs: n9a, gne set of , $11.75
'a,S:; 4sIssn. E. ri'S Sow: y s,,P ed $685.
pair Blue Velour Curtains
with shaped valance fringed
and trimmed with gold cord and
noS tesssl'' Pair was $50: $8.75
/ pair Cretonne Cur
tains. with gathered g OK
valance. Pair. . 9%sO)
] pair each of Green. Brown.
Cold and Blue Plain Armure
Curtains and Falaces, about 40
inch length for u win OK
DOVE. Now. pair. ~
3 pairs Mohair Easement Cloth
Curtains. with cretonne decora-
tions: fiat valance: soiled
and faded. Three pairs Sf5
new .......... W.
Easement Cloth window Curtains
and 4 pairs Easement Door Cur
rhe lale' lot, to- match soiiea' SIS
. pairs Tan Mohair Easement
Cloth Window Curtains and
pair Circular Top Curtains GfS
to match. The lot now. Pb~
. pairs Green Mohair Easement
Cloth Curtains. with cretonne
valance: slightly faded: 2 pairs
n length Glazed .Chintz Shades
TO match valance. Tho Sf0
lot now. ....... ...-....
Curtain Section. Fifth floor.