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The Bismarck tribune., 1925-11-24
IAMESISMS

IF you tamper with electricity
you will be shocked. if you tamp-
er with fire you will be burned;
if you tamper with SCOT you will
become soiled and if you tamper
with sin you will be degraded,
bliRhted and damned by its
power.
' If you live like the devil in
your home, don't think that your
children will grow up angels.
Whatsoever a man soweth that
shall he also reap. You sow
booze and you'll reap drunkards,
SOW card playing and you'll reap
gamblers, sow the dance and
you'll reap libertines and broth
els.
The Eighteenth Amendment is
a part of the fundamental law of
our country and as such is entitl-
ed to the same obedience and re-
spect as any other part of the
constitution and the man who is
not willing to abide by that law
is criminal, and traitor to his
country and unworthy Of the
protection of the stars and
stripes.
The man who buys bootleg
whiskey, knowing that it is
against the law Of the land, is as
much Of a lawbreaker as the man
who sells the stuff.
If black dog would come to
my home city and would try to
make it better and cleaner
town, | would say go to it Fido'.
All l ask is that the people of
Bismarck grant me the same
courtesy. l have come here to
help save your sons and daugh-
ters, to clean up your town and
make it a still better place in
which to live, to make your
homes happier and your lives
more joyful. Will you not stand
by me and hold up my hands un-
til this city is won for Jesus
Christ?
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-11-24
Big Fen Even With
the East This Year

When Dartmouth soundly thrashed
Chicago recently it brought the 1925
series between Big Ten and eastern
tcams to a tie. each having won
three games. Illinois, Michigan and
Ohio State whipped Penn, Navy and
Columbia. respectively for the Big
Tens victories while Dartmouth and
Penn trimmed Chicago, and Syracuse
beat Indiana to put the east on an
even basis.
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-11-24

WANT ALLEY In
BLOCK g. OPEN

A petition was presented to the
city commi sson at its regular weekly
session last night, asking that the al
ley running north and south in block
81, original plat, be opened. This
alley is at the rear of the Eltinge
theatre, between that building and
the Hughes apartments. The peti-
tion states that the alley has been
used as highway continuously from
1879 until the time f. A. Hughes eX-
cavated the Broadway end for build
ing purposes, and urges the commits
sion to keep the alley open as a
highway. The petition is signed by
Mrs. J. d. Mcdonald. Mrs. John 2.
Dunn, N. ID. Columbus Holding COM
pany, Ella c. Smyth and Fannie
Dunn Quain.
President Lenhart was instructed
to appoint a committee to see the
parties interested in the matter.
The commission last night allowed
the following bills:
n. D. Workman's Compensa-
tion Bureau, premium. .r. $559.56
+. Q. Anderson, supplies. 30S.25
Montgomery Grocery, supplies
for poor .............. 1000
VIM. Ebeling. salary as police. $500
Paul Pecht, salary as police. $500
VIM. Franklin, salary as police $500
AL. Hendrickson, salary as po-
lice ......... 100
Elmer Brown, salary as police. LOO
Robert Phillips, salary as po-
lice ......,...... 600
y. b. Fireman's association,
dues ....... .......... 5000
Aug. Helle. salary as fireman. 400
Jack Fettig, salary as fireman 400
Jerry Eiscnmann, salary as
fireman ............... :... 400
W. Thompson, salary as fire
man .......,..:.:.. ..... 200
Jonn -Ehli. salary as fireman 200
Robert White, salary as fire
man ...... 200
Mrs. Anna Brych, laundry -. sos
VI. Goetz, labor ........... 28.45
j. Hummel, labor ... 2lOO
II. Christopher, labor ........ 2l.OO
j. Fettick, labor 1850
j. Burton, labor -. .... 1850
Fargo Foundry company, catch
basin covers .-......,.... 5000
Lewis Motor company, repair
ing tractor .............. SG.lS
7. R. Atkinson, special assess
ment work .......... $4,000
J. Klein, labor .......... 5000
W. Koenig, labor ..,. 5000
Sorenson Hardware company,
material -. 1926
Lahr Motor Sales company,
truck repairs ........... 2.G5
Workmen's Compensation Bu-
eau, premiums ............ 1864
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-11-24
Colgate Av@ges
Orange 1925 Defeat

Bv handing the previously nm
beaten Syracuse eleven 1876 defeat,
Colgate obtained ample revenge for
the 7-3 whipping the Orange hand
ed the Harlow aggregation a year
ago. Furthermore, Colgate was the
first team to cross the Syracuse goal
line this season.
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-11-24

remember nothing more until he
found himself sitting on the ground
near the boy, choking him. He said
he must have had another Of his
"epileptic fits"
His next recollection, he said, was
Of looking at the boy and finding
him dead.
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-11-24
DOUMER ACCEPTS
I'm PRINCIPLE"

Paris, Nov. 24.-L@-Senator Paul
Doumer today accepted sin principle"
President Doumergue's request that
he form a cabinet, saying he would
reply definitely within "a hours.
! Senator Doumer said that if he
finally accepted he would take the
finance portfolio in addition to the
premiership, while NJ. BRAND would
remain as foreign minister.
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-11-24

portunity to hear him. 1t is expected
that an addition to the Tabernacle
will be erected this week so as 10 ac-
commodate about 300 more people,
and have suitable room for prayer
services and inquiry meetings. The
Gideon Gospel chorus will sing at to-
nights service.
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-11-24

following the hearing in St. Paul,
will adjourn to Oklahoma City.
The states which will be represent
ed at the hearings are North Dakota,
Iowa, South Dakota, Wisconsin, Mon.
tana, Nebraska and Kansas.
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-11-24
SOCIALISTS OPPOSE
DOUMER PREMIERSHIP

! Paris. Nov. 24.-(P)-The Socialists,
after upsetting NJ. Brands proposed
ministry, now oppose Senator Dou-
mer, the latest choice for the PREMIER
ship. declaring they will be hostile
to any government which does not
advocate levy on capital.
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-11-24
ADDITION TO
TABERNACLE
Is PLANNED
Will Accommodate 300 More
PeOple-Gideon Chorus
to Sing Tonight

Rev. James will preach tonight on
the subject. "Shoot, or Give up The
Gun" Prof. Crow will be heard at
the piano and will also sing. He has
q marvellous voice and Bismarck
music lovers will appreciate the op-
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-11-24
HEARINGS ON
RATERAISES
POSTPONED
Representatives of Seven
States Will Oppose In
creases of 5 Per Cent

st. Paul, Nov. 24.-LP)-Hearings
on the citation of railroads operat-
ing in Minnesota to show cause why
they should not abide by the Mime
sofa rate order, which was scheduled
to be held by the Minnesota railroad
and warehouse commission. Novemr
her 80, were postponed until Decem-
ber Z.
The postponement was taken be.
cause of the Interstate Commerce
commission hearings before the COM
mission and other northwestern
states on November 80.
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-11-24
FIGHT RESULTS

Chester, N. Y.-Charlie O'Connell,
Cleveland. won decision over Basil
Galiano, New Orleans, in IL rounds.
New York.-Joe Click, New York
outpointed, Dick (Honey Boy) Fla
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-11-24

/, At that time representatives of
seven states and numerous business,
shipping and civic interests. will ap-
pear in objection to an application of
73 railroads for an increased freight
rate of about five per cent.
The Interstate Commerce commits
sion, which has the application under
consideration. is holding hearings in
various sections of the country and,
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-11-24

once found case of whiskey with a
500 bill on his doorstep. Shortly
thereafter, the police have been told,
he was discharged as Morgan en-
ploye. Then he was found dead in
his automobile near his home. He
seemed to have been poisoned.
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-11-24

We can secure any book
published which is not out of
print. inside of a week or ten
days. Give us your special or
ders. Harris & WOOdmansee.
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-11-24
WOMAN SEES EXECUTION

WOMAN SEES EXECUTION
Glasgow.--Mrs. Bell, city magis-
trate. was witness at the execu-
tion Of John Keen, convicted Of mur-
dering Il peddler in Il brawl. She
refused to send IL substitute, say
ing her duty as magistrate entailed
attendance
Thanksgiving bargain Mil
linery Sale for Wednesday.
Take advantage Of these un-
usual values offered at this
sale. BuchhOk.
Eskimo Pie at the Modern
Dairy.
Evening star., 1925-03-05
Girls Paiamas. S1.95

We're 81 so. Flannelette Pajamas:
l and = piece styles; sizes 8, l.
and IS.
3 FIannelette Pajsmas: two piece
styles; sizes 8 and 10 years. OK
Were s1.75 each; now. ~
White Skirts on body of jean
cloth; full pleated; size Ia OK
only. Were $3.50 each; now ~
White Broadcloth Skirt: full
years. Was 81; now. pZs/1
) Middies in khaki. plain. with
pocket: sizes 6, 9 and 20. OK
Were s1.95 each: now. -. /1C
IL Pairs Black Satin Bloomers,
with fitted band TO button on, elias
tic knee; sizes Il and 16
years. Were $3.50 pair; OK
s Crepe Fajamas; Billie Burke
style; sizes 10, 18 and IS
years. Were $3.50 each; Sfo5
10 Crepe and Batiste Pa ajamas: one
piece; sizes s. 10. Il. 16
and is. Were 81 each; OK
I Colored Cambria Pajamas; two
piece; sizes s and 10 years. OK
Were S1.75 each; now. ~
Ideal Waists; lace trimmed; /;
slightly soiled; size 8 years. S0@
Were Toe each: now. wv
IA Ideal Waists: lace and embroid-
cry trimmed: sizes S and 1S E0-
years. Were 95c each: now wv
l6 Ideal Waists: lace trimmed:
size Is years only. Were TX
S1.2J each: now NV
4 Pairs Khaki Knickers. with belt
end buckle; size 20 years. OK
Were 81 So each; now. ~
Girls Furnishings Section. Fourth
floor
Evening star., 1925-03-05
Kitchen and Bathroom
Furniture
Greatly Reduced
SLIGHTLY DAMAGED

SLIGHTLY DAMAGED
s White Porcelain Top Kitchen
Tables, with drawer; size OF top
251ss inches Were slo.76 S5o5
8 Kitchen stools; 24-inch, white
enameled; rubber tips on
legs. Were sl.s5 each; TffS
Bath Stools; 1s-inch. white
ensmeled; rubber tips on OK
legs. Were $1.35. each. now Nv
? White Enameled Kitcb-
en- Chairs. Were s2.65 Sf TX
. Medicine or Bathroom Cabinets;
white enameled: good quality mir
ror in door. Were 1896 g TX
! Kitchen Cabinet; white ensmeIed
Eapanee; 4s-inch porcelain table
top; equipped with numerous labor
saoinE sao. I'd devices Was 47.50
1 Refrigerator; Modern: golden
oak finish; 2-door. apartment house
style: white enameled lining; 100
lbs. ice capacity; used as floor
ssRp1e ssa so. na~ snopW0rn, Was S26.75
/ Modern" Refrigera tor; golden
oak finish: lift-iid, one-door. top
icer; white enameled lining; 100
lbs. ice capacity. Floor
sample; shopuorn. Was T7d TX
$40; now. PLfs/1
! Refrigerator. small size; one
door top icer: white enamel lining:
25 lbs ice capacity. Was co or
rACb "
8 Window Refrigerators; gaIvan-
lied: two sliding doors. e. EA
Were $2.15 each; now... p\s1O
Aluminium Round Roasters. X
Were 81 each: now. .... OSS
8 Aluminium 6-quart Convex. X
Kettles. Were 81 each: now COS
Experimentation with four
compartments to hold
esss;aelss esss; nes Were sla.So $6.95
Housewares Section, Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1925-03-05
Cildren's Furniture

SLIGH HTLY IMPERFECT
floor samples greatly re-
duced tomorrow.
! Ivory Nursery Chair. Was
$3.50, now sd
Q Ivory Rockers with leather
seats. Were s6 each, now S3
2 Golden Oak Rockers. Were
S4.25 each, now ..-...-.S2.25
/ Chair, mahogany. Was
S4.25, now .-.......--..-S 81
8 Folding Tables, natural fin
ish. Were s2.25 each,
no" .$I'sO
1 Ivory Fiber Rocker. Was
S5, now .$S.oO
1 Ivory Reed High Chair.
Was $3.50, now .$13.75
1 Dolls Bassinette. Was
$3.50, now ~
j Ivory Horse-head Shoe Fly.
Special .............-.. .S3
1 Ivory and Blue Table with
2. Benches. Set was SIS,
now SsCV
Toy Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1925-03-05
Silk Slips, $3.95

Were $3.50. IL Slips, arm
hole and camisole top;
strictly tailored; brow
navy and cocoa; sizes SO
to 46.
4 pairs Tub Silk Boomers,
shirring and ruff1ing at knee:
navy color; lengths 25 and
80. Were $3.50 Ct OK
pair; now ......... p>~/o
3 Tub Silk Slips, strap top;
tailored; gray and tan; size
A. Were IS each; % OK
now Y%*/~
Swiss Knitted Silk Vests,
armhole style; flesh and
white; size So. Were d az
$2.25 each; now.... Y'<S~
Silk Underwear Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1925-03-05
Juniors Dresses, $3.50

Were $3.50. Junior Misses
Dresses of velvet and satin,
trimmed with fur, braid and
fancy collars and cuffs;
brown, green, navy; sizes
Is and II.
z Junior Misses Jersey
Dresses with long sleeves.
trimmed with buttons and
white collars and cuffs; tan,
brown and blue; sizes Is and
II. Were $3.50 CO EO
each; now ...... T>~S
1 Junior Miss White Geor-
gette Dress, trimmed with
lace and ribbon; slightly
soiled; size II. Was CO or
$3.50; now ....... $S>/
5 Junior Misses Brown
Coats; fur trimmed; full
lined; sizes 15 and IT.
Were $3.50 each; Cox
now T@
2 Junior Misses Coats, of
camelhair; full crepe de
chine lined; tan and henna;
size II. Were
$3.50 eac ch; $780, so
now w........-....
Junior Misses Section. Fourth
floor.
Evening star., 1925-03-05
Women's S Silk
Umbrellas, S2.85

Special. 25 Women's 24-inch
Colored Silk Umbrellas
navy, purple, green, garnet
and black; assorted carved
wood handles finished with
leather thongs.
15 Women's Umbrellas; %
inch tape edge or satin bor-
dered. SILK SLIGHTLY I'M
PERFECT, but will not af-
feet wearing quality. Red
color. Were 1896 9 AK
each. now ....... 3Lsf0
Z Mems Umbrellas; tape edge,
piece-dyed cloth; assorted
wood handles are SLIGHTLY
MARRIED. w ere &f OK
$3.50 each, now. Y>
Umbrella Section. First noor.
Evening star., 1925-03-05
Girls Pumps. SITS

Radically reduced. "a pairs
Growing Girls Pumps, in tan
calfskin, gun metal and pat
ent leather. Sizes in lot: 8
AA; Az, 61a A; 2h, A, 8, 6,
Ga, Z b; 5, 4, AZ, 3, 51s, 6,
61a, Z c.
Z pairs Growing Girls High
Shoes; patent leather with
white tops and all black.
Sizes in lot: 7AA: s, y, 6 A;
B; s c. Radically OK
reduced, pair ...-.... ~
19 pairs Children's House
Slippers; rose or blue satin
and red leather. Sizes in lot:
9, 10, 10h, IL. Greatly OK
reduced, pair ...... ~
6 pairs Misses High White
Buckskin Shoes: sizes IL, 1
a; 111a. IL B; n c. OK
Radically reduced, pair ~
8 pairs Boys Red Leather
House Slippers; sizes 11ia.
IL, 3ia. Greatly re- O. TX
duced, pair .....,.. 3Z./0
Children's Shoe Section. Third foor
Evening star., 1925-03-05
Kirnonos, $4.e5

Were SO and $12. IL Alba
tross Kimonos, with roll col
lar or collarless; daintily
hand embroidered and seal
loped; belted, with girdle;
flesh, blue and orchid.
Novelty Corduroy Robes,
slip-over style; trimmed
with several rows of cream
val lace. Were a or
s10.50 each; now. :. Y1%/~
3 Satin Breakfast Coats,
trimmed with narrow ruff
fling: flesh and orchid: also
one Bath Cape, figured silk
mixture, and 1 Crepe de
Chine Negligee, slip
style; copen, blue; tailored.
Were $10.50 each; "a or
now s....s.......s ~~|
Negligee Section. Third noor.
Evening star., 1925-03-05
Women's Gloves, soc

Were 81. 30 pairs 2-clasp
Fabric Gloves; white, beige
and pongee; sizes 5 IL, G, u.
So pairs Women's S-button
length washable Fabric
Gloves, brown, white and
black; sizes s, 61a. EQ-
Were 81 pair; now. 80. wv
Is pairs Women's 2-clasp
Kid Gloves; white and black /;
sizes 5l2 and So. k
Were 81 pair: now. Wv
Glove Section. First noor.
Evening star., 1925-03-05
Large Toys Reduced

SLIG III T LY IMPERFECT
floor samples.
Sliding Boards to be fitted
on table or chairs. Were
sS.75 each, now S4.75
1 Safety Coaster Wagon with
disc wheels. Special ..S3.75
2 Velocipedes, slightly soiled,
otherwise good condition.
Were SO each, now -. $3.50
2 Velo King Tots. Were
$3.50 each, now ......-... .$3
2 Velo King Tots. Were s2.75
each, now 40
1 Velocipede, ball bearing,
heavy rubber tires. Was
1880, now .$0.7S
l Hobby Horse. Was s12,
now -.Ss.1o
Toy Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1925-03-05
Modart Corsets. IS

We're SIS. low top and long
hip models of silk broche;
sizes "a, 27, % and 33.
6 Pink Satin Corset Bras
sieres, back and side fasten-
ing; sizes 40 and AZ. q
Were Sc each, now. W
s Netheralls. Zellane, Vivi-
anne, Dellane models; pink
jersey and broche; sizes 50
to So. We're IS each, O. IN
S w. & L. Corsets, front lac
ing; pink broche, low top
models; sizes "a, 25, 20 and
80. Were $3.50 and s5 "a
each, now .......... w
10 De Bevoise and La Tee
Brassieres of satins, laces
and brooches; sizes 38 to 46.
Were SO and more &f E0
each, now .... ~>~O
Corset Section. Third aoor.
Evening star., 1925-03-05
Boys Wash Suits, $t.45

Were $3.50. % Wash Suits;
button-on style; assorted
colors, all good: sizes 3, 8, 6,
and years.
40 Suits of F1annelette
Sleepers for small boys,
sizes 2, 4 and 6 years.
w ere 81 Zach; hE-
now
80 Boys Shirts, with and
without collar; colored and
striped effects; some slightly
soiled; sizes in lot, 12h to IA
neckband. Were $3.50 E0.
and 81 each: now..... wv
IT White Blouses; slightly
soiled; sizes z and 8 years.
Were $1.50 and 81 En-
each; now ........... wv
80 pairs Wash Pants, for
small boys; odd pants from
suits; assorted colors; sizes
2, III, 8, 4, years
only. Greatly reduced, *
pair @~S
Is Small Boys Cloth Hats;
assorted styles. to 8 years.
Were $3.50 each; EO.
now WV
pairs Small Boys Wool
Knee Pants, size years
only. Were $3.50 pair; e.
now ..... ............. "
Boys Section, Fourth neor.
Evening star., 1925-03-05
Dress Goods Reduced

500 Remnants of Wash Dress
Goods in lengths of IL to
4 yards.
45-inch French Linen. Was
S1.25 yard, now 81
36-inch Irish Linen. Was 81
yard, now .76c
54-inch 81 | k-and-C otton
Printed Crepe. Was s1.25
ydTu, no"
36-inch Cotton Canton Crepe.
Was S5c yard, now ..... Csc
31-inch Japanese Crepe. Was
3Sc yard, now ........ soc
32-inch Dres. Ginghams.
Were 3Sc yard, now soc
32-inch Dress Ginghams.
Were 5Sc yard. now 80. 45c
32-inch Printed Zephyr. Was
soc yard, now .....-... .4Jc
Cotton Dress Goods Section. Second
floor.
Evening star., 1925-03-05
Vests and
Bloomers. 78c

q Were 81, s1.15 and $l.o0.
80 pieces-vests with high
necks, long sleeves or Dutch
neck, elbow sleeves; bloom
ers are knee length; broken
sizes and slightly soiled.
10 Combination Suits, of
Isle; low neck, no sleeves,
knee length; size 6;
sScb: sallea, now were go Csc
~ pieces-comb suits,
low neck, no sleeves, knee
length; vests, bodice top:
pants, knee length. Soiled
and broken sizes. Were EQ-
75c and 81 each; now wv
Knit Underwear Section, Third
floor.
Evening star., 1925-03-05
Girls Slips, CSC

Were s1.25. 20 Flannelette
Slips. with emb broide dery
around neck, and fiounces;
sizes 6, 8, IL and IA years.
pairs Silk Jersey Boomers,
in flesh color; lace trimmed;
sizes IL and IA
years. Were $3.50 O. or
pair: now...... Y<s/~
SILK Jersey Gowns, short
sleeves; lace trimmed; sizes
s. 10 and IL years.
Were $3.50 each; c. or
now .............. pL./0
Silk Gowns, in flesh and
blue; lace trimmed; sizes s,
10 and Is years. &f or
Were SO each; now ~A>/|
Silk Slips, with built-up
shoulders: narrow founces;
lace trimmed; size 16 only.
Were $3.50 each; Ct or
no"
II White Middies, of jean;
long sleeves: sizes 8 and IS
years. Were $3.50 or
each; now. ~
Girls Furnishings Section, Fourth
floor.
Evening star., 1925-03-05
Girls Dresses, $8.95

Were SIS. 20 Dresses Of plain
and plaid fiannels and velvet
and crepe combinations; one
and two piece styles; good
assortment of colors; sizes
to 16.
5 Girls Coats. Of polaire and
chinchilla; full lined; brown
and navy; sizes s, 8 and 10.
Were SIS each; fQ OK
now ...............
Girls Coats; plain and fur
trimmed; full lined; tan,
green and brown; sizes 6,
8, 10 and IL. Were GfE
s25 each ............ W.
Girls Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1925-03-05
Women's Underthings
Special, 78c and 95c

7Q- 101 pieces, consisting
NV of gowns, bloomers,
envelope chemise and step-in
drawers of nainsook and
batiste, tailored and lace
trimmed: white and -colors.
Muslin Underwear Section, Third
Evening star., 1925-03-05
Wolfe Curtains, $t.45

so pairs very specially priced.
Ruffled white voile of a fine
sheer quality. fresh and
crisp, 2A yards long; tie
backs included.
so pairs Ruff1ed Marquisette
Curtains. checked and dotted
designs; an exceptional quail
ity for so little a price;
white, IN yards; tie &f 0S
backs included. Pair &>"~~
Remnants and Short Lengths
of Cretonnes, Rayon, Nets.
Sateen, Wolfe and other up
holstery and drapery fabrics
suitable for many uses; also
/ pair of a kind lace curtains.
IS to ALess
Curtain Section, Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1925-03-05
nant Day Tomorrow-SaHngs Throughout the Store
China Dinner Set
Special, $3.50


Several pieces missing in this
fine Imported China Dinner
Set, originally complete serv-
ice for IL persons. Very low
priced. Decorated and gold
line.
2 Haviland China Covered
Casseroles, deco
rated rated! NV Were $3.50 $2.95
35 Decorated Haviland China
Coupe Soup Plates. En-
We're $3.50 each; now wv
2 Decorated Haviland China
14-inch Meat Dishes. "a E0
Were 80 each; now Y~<~O
% Decorated Haviland China
Dessert Saucers; large
size. Were S1.25 each; dS-
now ..........
2 French Decorated China
Open Vegetable Dishes. TX
Were 1926 each; now ~
l French China Open Vege-
Ws. 11s,s ,a1so p1sh' nex'e. s,lneh. $125
2 French China 14-inch
Meat Dishes. Were Ct S0
$3.50 each; now. S'~~S
L French China 10-inch
Meat Dish. Was SO; o.
now
l French China Covered Dish;
mat gold handles. % *
Was IS; now ....- S"
China Section, Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1925-03-05
Rubberized Aprons, CSC

4
Were 81. 10 Household
Aprons with bib; white.
Is Large White Morning
Aprons. for maids; waist
line fitted; without tx
bibs. Were 81 each; now ~
ii Home Frocks, gingham
and everfast linene; checked
and plain patterns; regular
and extra sizes; orchid,
green and rust. d or
Were IS each; now Y%t/~
Maids Uniforms, of gray
ysoisette with white organdy
collar and cuffs: fitted waist
line; sizes "a, AZ
sash; snd "A. now Were s. $1.e5
Home Frock Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1925-03-05
Misses Tan Oxfords
S1.75

Greatly reduced. 25 pairs
Tan Oxfords. Sizes 11h, IL,
1871, 13, 131a, 1, II A; IL "a,
II, 12h, 1914 B; 11h. IL c.
81 pairs Infants High Shoes;
all white, black, black and
white. Sizes in lot: 5h, 6 B;
21a. 5, 4, 5, s, 61a e; 2A, 9,
5 D: Q, 3 E. Greatly OK
reduced, pair ........ ~
Childreu's Shoe Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1925-03-05

OK 107 pieces-gowns en-
~ yelope chemise, slips
and vests; nainsook and
striped batiste; tailored or
lace and embroidery trim
med: white and colors.
Ioor.
Evening star., 1925-03-05
Fireplace Furnishings
II and Less Than u

Slightly Shopworn.
1 18-inch Black Cast Iron
Coal Crate. Was d or
$10: now ...-... Y@</~
l pair Holl and Brass
Andirons for small fireplace.
w ere $40 pair; &fn
nv p"
42-inch Brass Sheet Fire
place paae Fender. Was SIS
S5U, now ........-...
pair Wrought Iron And
irons; II inches high. e.
Pair was $12; now. PO
pair rought Iron
Andirons, brass trimmed:
Fl inches high. Were &fE
$40 pair; now. w........ 4Io
1 pair Cast Brass Andirons;
18 inches high. Pair 90 IN
was SIT; now. ..... YS>~O
Fireplace Furnishings Section, Fifth
foor.
Evening star., 1925-03-05
Mixing Bowls, 95c Set

25 sets specially priced to-
morrow. Yellow EarthenWare
Mixing Bowls, 6 to set.
China Section, Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1925-03-05
Reducing
Gird1es. S2.95

Were s5 and Sc. IL
front and back lace re-
ducing girdles of cot
ton covered with rub
Der; sizes "a, 30 TO 80.
Corset Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1925-03-05
Silk Hose. Special. SIPS

UNEVEN WEAVE; if perfect would be s. 500
pairs Pure Silk Hose, with openwork clox Isle
tops and soles. Black and coors.
100 pairs Women's Better G@ade Novelty All-silk
Hose, black, white and colors. Were 81 to o.
:
Hosiery Section. FIRST floor
Evening star., 1925-03-05
Infants Sweater Suits
$3.95; Were $3.50

10 Wool Sweater Suits, con-
sisting of sweater, cap, leg
gins and mittens, in copen,
brown and pink; sizes 1, 2
and 3 years.
40 Infants Shoulder Strap
Bands with tab attached
for diaper; silk-and-wool and
cotton-and-wool. Were IN.
75c and 81 each, now wv
20 Children's Hats with turn
up brim; felt, worsted and
chinchilla; tan, navy, white,
brown and gray; sizes 2 to 4
years. Were $3.50 each, OK
uOW
10 Infants Wool Bonnets, in
yellow and blue; sizes
l to years. Were Cn-
75c each, now ........ wv
~ Ch l dre Gingham
Aprons; pink and white and
blue and white checked; high
neck, long sleeves; turn
over collar and tie strings;
sizes 4 and 6 years. En.
Were 81 each, now -. wv
Infants Section, Fourth noor.