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CE VENDE barato un piano. una

CT VENDE una dfnamo marca
Gen. Electrical Z kilos de fuer-
"a, 6 meses de uso incluyendo cua-
dro de distribution. Todo en- mag
nfficas condolences. Garantizada a
mitad de precie. Dirfjase a Fran
cisco Moret, Aguada, p. r. 50
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CRISTALES Y ESPEJOS: vende-

lNADAO N0A LUUDs VtNue-
mos muy baratos los cristales
de dolores Y blancos para ventanas;
EspeJos' para puertas de armario,
Closets ystocadores, no deje de pre-
guitar precios de cristales a Merino
Rodriguez &Hnos., San Juan. SCI
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-01

CUAGUAS. Sc venden DOS sin
franqnicia. Cadillac. Precios
de situaci6n. propias para inaugu-
rar Inca nueva. Informant, Box
1923, Santurce o E~chevarrfa Bros.
Garage. Martfn Pena. SO
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gocfo sc alquilan tres departa-
mentos Independence en- La Gale
Asia, Parada %. Informes telefono
913 azul. Santnrce. Carretera Nue.
va No. 80 8-I3
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CE VENDEN. Una CANA MADEIRA

CE VENDE casa de MADEIRA de dos
plantas, con garaje, en- Rio Pie
dras. Gale Jose de Diego, No. SO.
propia para pupilos. InformarA r,
j., Apartado 344. San Juan. S-4
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MAQUNAS DE ESCRIBR usa.
das: "Olivcr" No. 8 y No. 8, des-
de $1,000 en- adeIante. APPROVE
CHEF FERRETERIA FINLAY.
(altos) Allen esq. S. Justo. San
Juan. Visftenos y .escoja la mAQui-
ma De nn Convenience - $50
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NICCIONARIO GEOGRAFTCO de

pARA G~RADUADOs, EsTUDIAN-
TIES Y AMIGOS DE LA UNI
vERsIDAD DE PUERTO RICO, de
cualquier curse desde 1908, fecha de
Ia fundaci6n hasta 1925, SERVINGS
nuevamente por correo a cualquier
pueblo de la isla emblemas con Ell
escudo legitimo de la Universidad.
En- plata rs cts, orc esmaltado,
blanco y rojo 81 % y orc puro, sin
esmalte So .25. Rio Piedras School
Supply o Farmacia villa Mayo, en-
Rio Piedras. Wheeler & Blanco,
Box 1884, San Juan-Distribuido-
res para Puerto Rico. 8-5
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CE VENDE casa: Gale San Jorge
No. 81 Sala, comedor, 4 dormi-
%torios, doble servicio sanitario, So
lar $50 metros. Parte contado, res
to hipoteea. Informaran 1886 rojo.
81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-01

COLICITAMOS en- cada ciudad de
la Isla persona de buena repu-
taci6n y activa para representation
bien remnnerada. Buyers Union 255
w. 116 St., New York. "a
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VFND0. Por Eerme Impossible aten
derlO vendo cssf6 ''Eosdue''. ca
rant1zo ganancIa de $40 a $40 gdia
dos. Tambien una guagna con fran
Qnicia o sin ella. Inf6rmese en- 81
"Bosaue". z.
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ALQUILANSE con o sin comidas
habitaciones espaciOsas, limpias
y v%entiladas. Banos excelentes, en-.
casa de familia respectable. Informe
en- Tetuan dos altos. Telefono 100
verde. 50
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OCASfON: Sc vende TODD el aiuar

de una casa, incluyendo niue
bles. loza. lamparas, etc. Lame al
telefono 93S San Juan, o al 1929.
Santorce. r.
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&C ALQUILAN los altos de la ca
sa No. 60, Gale Cerra, Stop 10.
Informara telefono 565 azul, San
turce. ga
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CE vENDE: La casa No. 5 de la
Gale Europa Parada %. Esta
en- la misma parada a pocos minu-
tos de la High School Y de la es-
cuela publica "Matienzo Cintr6n".
Informaran. Viuda de Iriarte, te-
lefono 1158. Santurce. 8-31
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Alquileres

CT ALQUELA por $45 piso en- Taft
Ave. No. 5, tres dormitorios, sa-
la, comedor Y demas comodidades
al lado del mar Y Parque. Informes
Colmado Perez Hermanos, Telefono
1870, Santurce. SIS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-01

LILO PUR0.-Las sabanas y fun
das de hilo, cosidas y repulga-
das a mano, nc vale la pena hacer-
las. LIE costarfan mas caras. Las
consigue en- varios tamanos en- p.
Giusti Y Co. S-3
CE OFRECEN comidas sanas a 2
0 3 personals en- casa. de familia
respectable. Precio m6dico. Llame
al 513 azul, San Juan.SA
Evening star., 1925-04-07
VIRGINIA RIFLE RANGE
IMPROVEMENT PLANNED
Government to Spend $33, 900 on
Kitchens and Mass Halls This
Year, Is Belief.
srecial Disratch to The star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
RICHMOND Va, April THE
Office of the adjutant general has been
Informed that the Federal Government
is to expend $4,000 at the State
rifle range, Virginia Beach, in the con-
struction of eight kitchens and mess
halls for the accommodat ton of the
men. This work will be completed
prior to July II, on which date the
first of the series of Summer en-
campmentS will begin.
Gen. Sale is evincing great interest
In the approaching encampment and is
devoting much time to having the
commands recruited to far greater
strength than was the case last year.
In this work he is having the hearty
cooperation of Brig. Gen. Samuel
Graham Waller of Front Royal, who
will be in command of the camp this
year.
This year the soldiers are TO have
more and better camp attractions than
they had last year. There will be
boxing instructors, swimming instruc-
tors, base ball games. foot races,
vaudeville entertainments, concerts,
dances and other events that will
prove interesting.
Attention is TO be paid to the medi-
cal instruction of the soldiers, and
every day there will be lectures by
the medical officers on the keeping in
good shape at all times, the proper
method of seeing that the camps are
at all times in sanitary condition, to
prevent sunstroke, to provide emer-
gency treatment, prevention of disease,
care of the teeth and all else for the
benefit of the men.
Evening star., 1925-04-07
Boys Clothing

School Pants, knickerbocker style,
Of suitins mixtures, some slightly
shaded; light, medium and dark
coiorings; sizes 3 to "
years. Former 500 to lQo
S1.25 grades. wv
Caps, Of suiting mixtures and tan
polo shade; assorted styles; sizes
ga to z. Former 6sc to AZ
S1.oo grades. .......... S
IS to $6.75 Wool Suits and Refers
suits Of aIl-wooI jersey and
tweeds, In junior Norfolk models.
and Spring weight REFERS; sizes
in the lot from 3 to 8 &2 RR
years .............. %C'OO
Juvenile Novelty Suits, middies
and Oliver Twist models, Of
tweed and Jerseys, others with
mercerized waist and Jersey
pants; sizes eve to
years. Former 800 @O 90
and $500 srades..... %S'c|
Shirts, in collar. attached and neck
band styles; Of white madras and
percaIes; sizes t2Lz to II neck
measure; perfect quality and
slight seconds; also Perfect ouaI.
ity Biouses, attached collar; of
madras and rayon striped ma
terials; in white and colors; sizes
to 16 years. Former EOo
s1.oo to $3.50 grades. O1C
50 to 1913 Tweed and Serge Reef
ers, ali-wooi qualities; some
trimmed with brass buttons;
lined with alpaca; @G E0
sizes 3 to 8 years. @OsOI
1878 and $3.50 Raincoats, Of blue
rubber and double texture tan
material; broken sizes csSD 90
4 to 1s years....... %S'O1
Sample Lot Of PaJamas, good
quality materials; sizes e and 4
years, also small lots from regu-
lar stocks in sizes 6, 8 and 10
years; one and two, piece 20.
styles. ssc to. $500 grades O1C
N.s5 to $40 rwo-pants suits, also
Four-piece Vest syita, Norfolk
models, coats nicely
lined; sizes ? to is @E En
years .,..........-... ~0sO~
Easter NechWesr, cut.silk four.ln
hand style; assorted pat. %.
terms; sec and SEC grades. &c
Spring Hats, dressy stitched alpine
shapes of suiting mixtures; !;
sizes 6Ka to z. Former nc
St.6o and 800 grades. 2oC
0cidsnbsgG'e--Thhd fissg.
Evening star., 1925-04-07
THREATEN NUDE PARADE.
Doukhobors Have Chance Imposed
by School Laws.

NELSON, British Columbia, April
7.-Twenty-hve hundred Doukhobors,
a religious sect which several times
has manifested its disapproval of
Canadian laws by staging nude pa
rades," last night cheered at the
prospect of new demonstration
when a demand was made that their
children be sent TO school.
You have the power TO seize our
property for. payment of fines, but if
you do, all we can do is take off our
outer garments" one spokesman said.
The leaders declared that the school
laws were contrary TO the Doukhobor
Interpretation of the law of Cod"
Educated people. they said, were re-
sponsible for the death of Peter
Neragin. Doukhobor leader, who was
killed last October when a bomb ex-
ploded on a Canadian train.
Evening star., 1925-04-07
USE OF TOBACCO HIT
BY MORMONS' LEADER
Smokers Unfit to Hold Church Of
fee, Condemned by Presi-
dent II, j. Grant.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, April T.
The reported drinking of tea and
coffee and the use of tobacco by some
officials of the Mormon Church was
condemned by President H. J. Grant
In an address to the ninety-f1fth
annual conference of the Church of
Jesus Christ of LatterDay Saints.
mo man who uses tobacco is fit to
hold office in the church, he said.
Such one cannot serve as an ex-
ample for his people. They owe it to
their manhood to cleanse themselves
of this habit or step aside and make
way for better men
Smoking tobacco and drinking of
tea and coffee is against the word
of WISDOM" one of the church s
edicts.
Evening star., 1925-04-07
'lde n berg s-First Floor.
Handkerchiefs

Mems White Hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs, factory Jobs and slight
1se kinds. Each........ ~
Moments Linen Handkerchiefs,
embroidered corner styles, in
white and coiored effects. 11o
Former csc grades. ..... AS
Women's Handkerchiefs, embroid-
cred corner and coIored woven
border styles; pretty designs,
rerfeet quality. toe and 61hc
t2Nac grades. s........... " ~
Women's and Children's Handker-
chiefs, embroidered corner, roll
edge and novelty styles; seconds
Of Sc and foc kinds. SIX TO-
r.,sr ~. VII
Evening star., 1925-04-07
LaceS and
Enbroideries

7sc Cotton Net, firm, strong wcvsn
grade; 72 inches wide; CO.
white only. c1C
7sc Venice Laces, Insertions and
Edginas, In matched sets; Paris,
white, cream and ecru;3 Sn.
and 4 inches WIDE. ........ Nv
sec Ouchesse lsces, Edeinss and
Insertions; pretty patterns; 3 and
inches wide; cream, 0S
white and ecru coiors... &CC
2ec Point Venice Laces, narrow
widths, cream, white and
ecru; edsinss and inser- To-
tons ..-----.--
sec ValencIennes Laces, Insertions
and Edgings; ecru and
white; t2-yard bolts; mar A1
row widths. ffc
1sc Swiss and Cambria Embroid-
cries, Edginss. insertions and
seadinss; mostly in eye. IN.
let patterns. s........... LUZ
7sc Swiss Embroidery Flouncines;
IS inches wide; ruffied, hem
stitched and scafIoped 40
edges; effective patterns. oC
19c Trimming Laces, including
Liberty, French. Calais and ciuny
Edsings and Insertions; 1no
and inches wide. 80. loS
sec Spanish Iaces, 4 to inches
wide; in gray, brown.
navy, white, cream and o.
DIaCk ~
Goldenberg s-First Floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-07
STREET CAR Is HELD UP.
Pockets of 80 Passengers Looted
by Armed Bandits.

CHICAGO, April -Four armed
robbers held up so passengers of
street car in haywood last right and
escaped
Two of the men forced the motor
man to keep the car running, third
guarded the conductor, while the
fourth rif1ed the pockets and purses
of the passengers. The conductor
was forced to give up his collections.
The amount obtained by the robbers
has not been determined.
Evening star., 1925-04-07
Gloves

400 pairs Women's Chamosuede
Gloves. including novelty cuff, q
clasp and strap-wrist styles; en-
broidered backs; brown, beaver.
gray, covert and mode. A(o
Former st.oo grade, So. OS
Women's Mlanese and Tricot Silk
Gloves, elbow length, double
tipped fingers and Paris point
backs; mode, mastIc, gray,
brown, white and pom
gee. Former $1.6s ct M
ddC
Goldenbergs-FirstF Floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-07
Donestics

3sc Tissue Ginghams, In a beauti-
fui assortment Of new Spring
styles and colorings. The eoIors
are pink, light blue, gray, rose,
green, orchid, copenha gen, black
and white. Fast coiors. 90
50 inches wide .......... SOC
15c Standard Apron Ginshams, in
all size blue and brown O3I
checks ................. SHc
2sc Romper Cloth, a heavy, firm
woven wash fabric, in checks,
stripes and plain coIors. 10.
90 inches wide. ~
1sc Min Ends Of a2-inch Dress
Ginchams, in checks and plaids.
All wanted coIors. 2 1917
to 10 yard lengths. L. nv
35c Printed Shifting Madras, white
grounds with neat colored o.
stripes. 32 inches wide. %fC
sec Toll Du Nord Dress Ginahams,
in new Spring styles and Or
coIorinss. 80 inches wide. ScC
81 Oiicioth Table Covers, printed on
Sanitas Oicio:h. Size 54x54
inches. Fast coi1rs. slight cn
seconds c1C
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-07
Women's Silk
Umbrellas, S3.55

Seconds Of IS. IS and 81 Grades
81 Fine Quality Silk Taffeta Um-
breiias, wide Ottoman and nov.
city borders, also siik-taped
styles; coIors include navy,
garnet, green. purple and brown; !;
and 10 rib styles; some with
silk oases to match. Hish.class
handles,
Goldenberr'-First Floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-07
Corsets, Girdles
and Brassieres

Popular make corsets and Gireies,
OF plain and fancy fabrics; top
less and medium bust models;
mostly all sizes; $50 oJ %
and $500 srades...... ~A'cc
Pink 5roeade Corsets and 0ircles,
elastic sides, closed back and
laced models; all sizes.
Former $3.50 and $500 cI OS
SFd0eS
Garter srassieres, long hip models,
with elastic insert over hip; four
ssrters; broken sd1ssi 88c
st.50 erades.........-... wv
Bandeaux, of fancy satin-strlped
fabrics, fasten- back models, with
fancy shoulder straps; brcken
sizes. Former sec and dOo
CSC oraoes....-....
Evening star., 1925-04-07
JeWelry

Pearl (manufactured) ch ker
Necklaces, indestructibie kind,
true color and finish. Sold
regularly at Gee. To- o.
fWOFTO~
Pearl (manufactured) Bracelets,
three and four row styles. 10
$1.oo and $t.5o grades. ~
Long Wood Bead Chains, polished
hardwood finish, plain and carved
styles, in assorted coIors, also
black. SOC, 79c and $1.oo 90
Goldenberg'-First Floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-07
Furniture

tD a.piece Haywood Wakefield
Reed Suite, finished in ivory.
Consists Of settee, rocker and
chair; creton cushions.
Sold regularly for 5000
5000 ............,. @~ ~/'oO
OD 3-piece Living Room Suite OF
genuine reed; made by Haywood
Wakefield. Consists Of 6o-inch
settee, rocker and chair. Gre
tonne-eovered seat and back
cushions. Brown
finish. Sold resu- %2O IN
iarIy for $500. -. %O1.OO
80 Bridge Lamps, complete with
-12.inch silk shades, adjustable
arms and mahogany finish base.
Sol s1,s % regularly Tor S4.98
~ Junior Lamps, complete with
22-inch silk shade with 6-inch
fringe, mahogany finished base
and 6 feet Of covered WIRE.
So d regularly for GO 90
$16.5o ........ ........ ~os~o
(3) Natural Wood Lawn Benches,
4 feet wide; scooped seats, with
ten stats; ieh back.
SOLD regularly for CT 90
Sl<.oo
t6) Armchairs to match.
SOLD regularly for CD Sn
SS.O0 ................ ~1soo
(O Chests Of Drawers, walnut fin
ish; five drawers.
Sold regularly for Ok cn
$500 .............. %AOscO
COY Walnut. finish Dressers, "a
inches vide; plate glass mirror
1920 inches and three large
drawers. Sold resu- &107S
larry for t2e.75. -. %1Is ~
Odd Dresser and Chifforette to
match, Of French walnut. Dresser
is - inches wide, with 26x34- Inch
plate glass mirror. Complete
suite Of four pieces sold reou-
IarIy for $2s5. Sale @7nn
price for two pieces. %lOO
(a) 5-piece Breakfast Suites, con-
sisting Of mahogany. finished
dropieaf table and four solid seat
chairs to match. Table alone
sells for $25 and chairs for IS
s.sn. s;ss: ,o;,. oS"g..ts 's' 5. $29.5O
~ White. Enamel Rassinstte, 40
inches long, e. inches wide and
~ inches deep; screen wire en-,
closed; adjustable spring and
mattress. Four a.inch swivel
wheels, ,sn,s s.. Sod SOL rsau' $l6.98
~ Babies Cribs. old ivory finish;
size 3ox54 inches. Diamond link
springs; drop sides; high sides,
head and foot. Sold pO ~
regularly fer $12.es... %1s 80
(2) Odd Breakfast Suite Bullets,
~ inches widei long drawer.
Finished in decorated ivory and
gray. Sold regularly pO -
for $2s. s.............. @1s -
osldsabsry 's-yuruiture sters
Evening star., 1925-04-07
White Goods

sec imported White Swiss Orpandie,
an extra fine, sheer, permanent
finish, transparent quality; isun-
ders perfectly. 40 inches QSn
"ioS
59c White Mercerized Popiln, a
rich silk, iustrous, permanent
finish. yarn msrcerized QOc
quality. 36 Inches wide. Nv
75c imported White Wolfe, a fine,
two-pIy quality, in the desirable
chiffon finish. IS inches HOo
WioS ...-.'....
75c White 6roeade Wash Satin, a
handsome satln-face, yarn mer-
cerized cotton fabric, in neat,
SELF -coiored brocade de- 90
signs. So inches wide 80. o|C
zee White Check Wolfe, in fine
woven, neat checks. 36 1Oo
inches wide. e............
Sc White Mercerized Batiste, an
extra fine, soft -cIinging,
iustrous quality. 20 inches 90
Wtoe .-.--.-..-.--
Evening star., 1925-04-07
Hosiery

Women's Rayon Hose, three seam
back and Isle garter top; as
sorted shades; broken
sizes; seconds of 6ec o.
grace .......-.
Chiidren's Short Socks, coIored
turnover tops; seconds Of H.
25c grade. e.......... LII
Women's Fuli.fashioned Silk Hose,
double sole, heel and toe; in
black and few shades; seconds
and samples of $1.5o to OOo
S1.69 grades s........... w
Goldenberg' Floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-07
GERMANY PAYS OFF
$145,0)0,0DO DEBTS
March Reduction Under the
Dawes Plan Is 81, ,691,-
900 Marks.

by the Associated Press.
BERLIN, April 7.-Germany's pay
ments to creditor powers under the
Dawes plan during March totaled
1881 900 marks. OF this amount
Great Britain received 100000 and
France 37,900.000
Japan was charged with deliveries
of dyestuffs to the value of 595, 900
marks.
The total payments cleared from
the office of the agent general for
reparation payments during the first
seven months the Dawes plan has
been operating amount to S145, 900, 900.
Evening star., 1925-04-07
Art Department

(26) Stamped Bedspreads, good
grade unbIeached sheetine; CT
bolster included. sf.75 grade @A
fo) Hand candIewick
Bet Sets, three quarter and dou-
BILE bed sizes; pink. blue and gold.
Former $3.50 and $3.50 @0 20
1907 Women's Stamped House
Dresses, good quality iinene, in
canary and peach. Former Rl
$1.oo grade. de.......,.,... wv
t2 dozen) Stamped Goods, incIud-
ing scarfs, centers and pillows,
natural color art crash;
neat patterns. sec to 90
S1.oo grades. ....,.,..... c>N
90 dozen) Stamped Vanity Sets,
three pieces in each; good quality
white linene; neat pat 1C
terms. 25c grade at. oS
Goldenberg'-Ftrst Floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-07
GoIdenberg s-Ihlrd FLoor.
Knit Underwear

Women's Gauze Cotton Vests, low
mech and sleeveless, others bodice
style; seconds Of 3sc CSc
grace .---..
Women's Gauze Cotton Union
Suits, low neck and sleeveless,
!: Iace-trimmed knee; Sec AEo
oads Of 69c grade. S
Boys Porosknit Union Suits, short
sleeves and high neck, knee
pants; others Athletic
styIei perfect quality. si.oo zoo
grace
Infants part-wooi Shirts, high
neck and long sleeves, crochet
edge and drawstring; per- HOo
feet quality. soc grade.
chiIdren's Knitted Waists, To-
seconds OF 2sc orade.s...
GsidsnbArria-Firxt FlooY
Evening star., 1925-04-07
VoIk s0 IKbI 4 WUI
Ribbons

Plain Stripe and Flowersd Ribbons.
four Inches wide; plain coIors
and combinations. 1911
Regularly tsc yard. AS/ZC
Novelty and Plain Ribbons, plaid,
satin, more and other styles;
five inches wide; good assortment
of eoIors. SOC and 35c CSo
grades NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 0S
Evening star., 1925-04-07
Footwear

400 pairs Women's Oxfords and
Pumps, OF tan and dull Ieathars;
sizes in the lot from o1 20
2Is to 7. Reduced to PAsO/
100 pairs ChiIdren's Lace and But
ton Shoes, tan, combination and
dull feathers; sizes from 4 to
in the lot. Former @I 90
SI.75 and $500 grades ~As~/
100 pairs Boys and Little Gents
School Shoes, tan and dull
feathers; sizes In the lot from II
to 4. Former $3.50 CT 90
and $500 grades. 80. PA'oo
$50 pairs Misses and ChiIdren's
High and Low Shoes, OF brown.
patent and dull feathers; sizes in
the lot from sIa TO I.
Former $2.25 to $3.50 nI 70
9raocS ...... =
100 pairs Won1en's Pumps and OK
fords, OF tan calf, patent leather,
black and brown kid, suede, satin
and dull feathers; sizes in the
lot from 2la to 2; A to o widths.
Former $500 to $500 c9 20
grdocS At
Evening star., 1925-04-07
Mems Furnishings

Balbriggan Underwear, ecru color;
short sleeve shirts, fuII-lensth
drawers with reinforced seat;
mostly all regular sizes; 07o
seconds Of s5c grade. osS
t22) Elastic Ribbed Sport Sweat
ers, coat style, with v neck, two
and four pockets; silver gray,
= camel and green heather mix.
lures; light Spring
weight. Former $500 CO 90
. grade ....-..--........
Maco Cotton Hail Hose, black and
plain colors; full reinforced heel.
toe and sole; about 500 pairs
in the lot. Former 1sc IN
grade .....: -. ........
(162) NesIigee Shirts, Of cotton
ponaee, collar attached style;
mostly plain tan, a few white in
the lot; seconds Of $1.oo SO.
and $i.2s grades . c/S
(s6D Checked Nainsook Athletic
Union Suits, closed crotch;
sleeveless style; fuIi-cut sizes;
perfect ality. 6sc 90
grade
42o pairs Rayon and Silk and Cot
ton Hail Hose. full reinforced
heel, toe and sole; plain colors
and heather mixtures;
seconds Of sec and SOC ~
grades ....---..--.-
(186) Ribbed Union Suits, light
weight, white and ecru coIors;
knit on cooper's spring needle
machine; short sleeves and full.
length legs; sizes SO
to a.; seconds Of $500 CT nc
8Fduc .-.''...''.. ~
(43) Silk Shirts, samples and soiIed
stock; neckband and coIiar-at-
tached style; sizes 14Ia, is and
f51a; perfect quality; plain white
and coIors. $500 and CT on
5000 grades. 80. PfsOI
(26s) Golden Rule Blue Chambray
Work Shirts, collar attached
Style, with one breast pocket;
double. stitched for extra wear;
sizes is to 1874 only. kQo
500 grade at. ............ wv
Goldsnberg'S-First Floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-07
Notions

Women's Rubber Aprons, house
hold and tea styles; assorted
shapes and colors. SOC o.
NinuS dI.-...-
Babies Ail-rubber Pants, white.
natural and flesh colors; as
sorted sizes. 25c kinds II
at .................I IOc
Hairpin Cabinets, containing an
assortment of wire hair n.
pins. tec kinds ....... ~
Silk-iined Dress Shields, light
weight; flesh color; sizes OS
2, 8 aid 4. Pair. . SOC
Hickory Hose Supporters. sew-o
and pin-on styles. 1sc TO-
and 25c kinds, pair. 1@C
Sanitary Aprons, white and OO.
flesh color. 39c kinds. :. ~IS
John }. cIark's Sewing and sast.
ing Cotton, white and black; l.
1oo-yard spooIs. THREE for W
Geldenherr's-First Floor
Evening star., 1925-04-07
Mems ClOthin9

(s) Mems Worsted Two-pants
Suits, full lined, conservative
model, in shorts only; dark
striped effects; sizes 36, 80, 80,
:s4.7s 81 7s0 assa. "a, for"'r $18.75
(12) Young Mems Two pants Serge
Suits, aII-wooI storm serge: semi
fitted coat, full lined with alpaca:
sizes - to 40 For @17 ~
ner $500 grade. %I &. I'D
1s9) Mems Two. pants Suits, of
Cashmere and chexiots, in fancy
mixtures; full and half lined;
conservative and sports models
for young men; sizes 33 TO 20 in
the lot. Former
srsas. s,s.7s TO $3.50 Sl4.95
(s) Mems Topcoats. gray and tan;
this seasons models; sizes 81, So,
40 and 42. Former CIT ~
Goldenberg s-First Floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-07
Undernuslins

Wonen's Costume Slips, OF sateen,
in green, peacock and few
Eaht shades; hemstitched o.
yokes. Each. AS
Envelope Chemise, OF white main
sock, others OF dropstitch ma
teriaIs, in novelty CI 20
coiors. Si.ss grades. G Aso>
Nainsook Envelope Chemise. lace
and insertion trimmed; also lot
OF Ami. French chemise, with
scslIoped edges and
embroidered designs. CT 10
$3.50 grade.
Women's Step-ins, OF striped
batiste, in white and
coiors; hemstitched and GOo
lace trimmed. ed... w