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Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-01
Conkling Ruling
Basis of Fight

SAN DIEGO, July |. -(Spccian
City Attorney 5. J, Higgins yestel'
day was completing preparations OF
the findings in the city $ suit t.
quiet title to the waters of the San
Diego river, based ON Judge NJ. W.
Conkling's recent decision, in which
he gave the city the paramount
rights to the river and the La Mesa
district only such water AS may be
appropriated through the old Cuya-
amaca system.
These findings will be sent to
Judge Conkling the last of this
week for his consideration. The
court then will set time to hea:
discussion of the findings by the at
torneys for both sides, and then sign
them as prepared by Higgins, or
with alterations. If the defense
is not satisfied with the findings as
prepared by the city attorney, it
may present its protests to the court
1T that time. He, of course lis the
final authority as to just what the
findings shall be. before attaching
his signature.
AS soon as the findings are sign-
cd, it is probable that both the city
and the district will appcal-th}
district because it is not satisfied
with the decision, and the city be
cause it desires to get final lul-
ing from the higher court that Will
settle for all time amy claims to
waters of the San Diego tiv"r that
may be presented.
Judge Conkling's decision, how
ever. was very satisfactory to the
city, as ii gives the municipality
Just what it asked, and allows til:
district only the water that it has
been using in the past. The city
officials never had desired, to de
prive the district or that amount Of
water, it was declared.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-01

ty,. California, a notice of such de-
fault and its election to cause the
property described in said deed of
trust 70 be sold in accordance with
tie provisions thereof, to satisfy
sC.d obligation. which notice of de.
fault and election to sell was duly
recorded in Book Ill Of Official
Records at Page 202 thereof, re-
cords i'll the office of the County
Recorder of said Imperial County,
California, and;
WHEREAS, more than three
months have elapsed since the re-
cordation Of said notice and there
now remains due and unpaid to the
Redlands BuildingLoan Associa-
tion, as aforesaid the sum of
$2,627.42 in accordance with the
provisions of said trust deed
NOW THEREFORE, notice is
hercb,' given that W. r. Bill and A.
+. Ball by virtue of the authority
vested in them as trustees, will sell
at publ auction to the highest
bidder fo. cash. lawful money of
the Cnittl States, on the 10th day
Vt July. l'2G. II the I,ur of IL
q clock a. H.. OF said l1v, at tha
Nront cntr1"cc Of the comfy Court
House in -" city Il RI Centre.
County of Imperial, State of Cali
fornia, all of the interest convey.
ed TO them by said trust deed III
and to all the following described
real property situate in the City of
FL Ccntro, County Of Imper;&l, State
# California, dcsc, ibed as follows:
Lot Ten (10) in Block Six
teen G6), FL Centre Addition
Number 3, Plat Number c73, ac-
cJrding to the map of said city,
recorded in the office of the
County Recorder of Imperial
County.
Or 50 much thereof as said trus-
tees shall deem necessary to pay
the amount now due under said
trust deed, to-wit: $2,627.42, plus
interest thereon from June /, 1926,
% date of sale, plus trustees fees
in the sum of $1,000, together with
all charges, counsel fees, costs and
expenses of sale.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, w. T.
Bill and A. +. Ball have set their
hands this lst day of June, 1926.
w. r. BILL.
\. +. BALL.
In
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-01
Covered Wagons
Carrying 32 Boys
ToGrand Canyon

Thirty.two boys in covered wag
onS enroutc from Pasadena to the
Grand Canyon and return, passed
through III Centre this morning. The
group is maNing lie Southwestern
Military Academy summer tour un-
der the supervision of Lieutenant
Maurice Neronda. The boys are
from nine to - wears of age with
the exception Of Lieutenant Neron-
da 5 small son, who is } - years of
age. Having covered some 400 miles
seeing and learning, the boys We're
enthusiastic after 10 days ON the
road.
When they return August 6 they
viii have S,'en all the points Of in
,,rcSt between Pasadena and the
canyon and will haze covered 1900
miles. Ncrouda SAYS the 1927 It'll
nerary will include points north and
viii cover approximately the same
distance as this year 5.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-01
Film Beauties
To Be at ROdeO

san DIEGO, July |. Especially J
A caravan Of automobiles loaded
with Hollywood beauties will leave
the film capital next Saturday morn
ing headed for San Diego en- route
to Julian, where they will furnish
the feature entertainment of the
big rodeo Saturday, sunday aud
Monday in the annual festival of the
Cuyamacas.
Included in the party are Lucille
Pinson, America $ national Charles,
ton champion: Ruth Metzger
known as the 1926 Venus de Milo
Margaret Ord, said to be the mos
beautiful native daughter; Fritzl'
kallis, dancing feature of Al Jol
son $ Big Boy -; Ehnire Terrbonne
whose screen impersonation of fa
nous film celebrities is regarded
as the highest type Of the cinema
craft; Evelyn Lendon, the latest in
genue in the film firmament headed
for stardom; Mary Cunning ham
Ena Gregory, Margaret Oliver and
Vera Marks.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-01
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE

WHEREAS, by deed of trust
dated the 18th day of September,
1925, recorded September %. 1928
in Book IS of Official Records, page
80, Records of Imperial County,
California, Theodore II. Lohman
and Marietta Lohmau, his wife, did
grant and convey the property
therein and hereinafter described to
w. T. Bill and A. +. Ball. trustees
as Joint tenants, to secure among
other things the payment Of one pro
missory note in favor of Rcdiands
Building Loan Association, a corpo-
ration. and other sums of money ad'
Van,cd and interest Thereon, sad
note providing for monthly Install
mcnt payments of 5000 each, com
mcncing on the first day of Dccem-
Der, 1925, and continuing monthly
thereafter until 107 of such pay
mcnts shall have been made, and;
WHEREAS, there has been a dc
fault in the payment of sald note
in that the installmcnt payment
dc on the first day of December,
1925, was not made and that no
subsequent installment payment
has been made and by. rea-
son of said default, the SAID
Redlands Building Loan ASso-
citation did declare the whole amount
of the indebtedness due and imme'
diately payable and did demand IN
writing that said trustees proceed
to sell said premises granted by SAID
deed of trust. according to the
terms and conditions thereof, and;
WHEREAS, there is now due ana
unpaid on this first day of June
1926, to the said Rcdlands Building
Loan Association the sum OF
s2627.42, being the balance due ana
accrued interest on said promlssory
note, and;
WHEREAS, in accordance with
tbs provisions of Section 2924 or the
CIVIL Code of the State of Calitor'
mia, said Redhnds Bullding-Loal
association, the owner and holder
of said note aud trust deed, did, on
the 10th day Of March, 1896 eausc
to be recorded in the office Of the
County Recorder of Imperial Coun
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-01

fornia send Greetings to:
R. j. NICHOLS, doing business as
NICHOLS PLANNING MILL. de-
feudant:
You are Hereby Directed to APP
pear before me at my Office, at 110
First ational Bank Bldg, in said
City and answer the complaint in an
action entitled as above, brought
against you iu the Recorder s Court
OF city of FL Ccntro, County of I'm
rcrial, state of California;, within
five days after the service on Won
Of this suInmous-if it is served
within the city and county, town
ship or city in which this action IS
brought; but within ten lays if it
Is served out of said township or
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-01
Naval Aviator
Escapes Death

SAN DIEGO. July |. SpeciaD
Lieut.. NJ. Il. Browning, Il naval
aviator attached 10 the observation
squadron two. battle fleet. had Il
harrow escape from serious injury
when his plane; after a forced land
ing ON the Coronado strand. turned
upside down and skidded nearly 100
iect. During the ground loop y
Browning crouchcd in the cockpit.
The aviator was bound from the
laval air station To Reamf ield, near
Imperial Beach. where the navy =
arriving out part of its program due
g the congestion in the air lanes
over North Island and the bay.
when the engine stopped.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-01
Their Uncle to
Educate Schicks

san DIEGO, July |. Special
The two Young sons left by ticorgr
v. Schick when he mysteriouslv dis
appeared from his home in this city
several wears ago. will receive all
the advantages of education and
care they appeared to have SUI
cndcrcd III the loss of their father.
Martin Schick. brother OF the man
whose sensational disappearance
'reatcd Il nation-widc mystery, has
assumed charge of the upbringihA
If the two boys, an agreement with
lie mother having b,cn Reached y2N
fcrdaY Announcement OF the
'grecmcnt was madc by Attorney
adam Thompson who represented tho
mother Of the boys in the recent it,
Gal i"n.
George W. Schick =, is,'ppc trancc
c,ultcd in IT,, trial and conviction
+ f.. Drew Clark for Schlck : muir.
icr although thc body of the missing
&am was never found. Clark Is scrV.
na life sentence III FolScm prison
Martin Schick Spent largr sums Of
NoneY in trying 10 trace down pos.
,,"!c cIcwS to his brothers tatc.
\ part # the estate left by
gorge W. Schick is home in f.!
Jon. Mrs. Schirk owned the fur
.iturc in this hous" and Martin
,chick purchased the furniture yes
'crdav from the widow and ia,
building and its contents now he
longs to the two boys.
The two boys probably will be
aiken by Martin Schick and his wife
o their horne III thr east where they
sill grow to manhood far from the
hadow east by ihcjr father : fate.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-01
Marines to Aid
In Flicker Work

san DIEGO, July |. -(SpeciaD
Four Officers and n detail of l2O
marines from the San Diego marine
barracks will leave for Hollywood
July 9 for special duty in connection
with the filming of the photoplay
"Tcll 1t To the Marines.
The officers who are being sent to
Hollywood to supervise details Of
several scenes of the photoplay are
apts. +. f.. Wickcs and Walter 7.
iillford; Lieut.. Francis Wulbcrn,
nd to Brig. Gen, Smcdlcy Butler
al Lieut.. l.. &. Whitaker.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-01
Two Not Guilty;
Both Penalized

SAN DIEGO, July /. -(Spcciall
" Not guilty.''
This was the verdict yesterday
from Justice De Long i'll police
court after he had heard accounts
from j. b. Felio and \. w. Casbere
who figured III an automobile col
lision June - on Logan avenue neal
Crosby street.
Neither man would assume re-
>ponsibility for the crash and each
had the other arrested for reckless
driving.
50 Yesterday their accounts of the
accident were. told to Justice De
Long When all had been SAID the
court Wondered Il moment and then
declared both men not guilty.
However each complainant had his
operator 5 license suspended for 50
daVS.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-01

city but in the county in which tho
action is brought, and within TWEEN.
ty days if served elsewhere.
And you are hereby notified that
unless you SO appear and answer as
above required the said plaintiffs
will take judgment for any money
or damages demanded in the com
riaint, as arising upon contract or
will apply to the court for the
relief demanded in the complaint.
Given under my hand this 9Th day
of July, 1925.
r. b. WHlTELAW
Judge of the Recorder s Court os
the city Of El Centro, County of
Imperial
) II 10 20 10 II "a 81 z
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-01
THE IMPERIAL VALLEY PRESS

2lst day Of July, 1925, at the rate
of seven per cent. per annum, com
pounded semiannually, sums, if
any, advanced under the provisions
of said Deed of Trust, the expenses
of said sale and also the costs, fees,
charges and expenses Of the trusts
created by said Deed of Trust and
of the said Trustee.
Terms of sale cash in United
States Gold Coin, payable at time
and place of sale.
Dated, June 7th, 1926.
TITLE INSURANCE AND TRUST
COMPANY. Trustee.
BY w. HERBERT ALLEN, Vice
President.
BY G. NJ. SPERRY, Asst. Secretary
(SEAL) II "a j l
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-01
SUMMONS

In the Recorders Court OF the
City of FL Centre. County Of impe-
rial, state of California.
J. f.. PECK LUMBER COM
PANY, a corporation, plaintiff, vs.
Il. J. NICHOLS, doing business as
NICHOLS PLANNING MILL, de
fcudant.
The People Of the state of Cali.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-01
Celebration at
Coronado On 18th

san DIEGO, July |. -tSpeciaN
Plans are nearing completion for
he entertainment of Coronado Tent
Hity's Over the Fourth visitors.
according to Manager t. \. Swan
son, they are to be carried out with
thoughtful effort to conform to
The preferences of the resort :
guests. Bcachgoers who delight in
he thrills af swimming diving,
boating or aquaplanmg will have
The freedom of GlOrietta bay with
out interference during the three
lays, Only on the evening of July
) are boating parties cautioned 20
teep safe distance from the bis
float in the bay. where II gorgeous
,iSplay of pyrotechnicS will put the
finishing touch on the Fourth of
iul V attractions. In the interest of
safety, no firrcrackcrS are to be
permitted within the limits of the
resort. In every other way the
children will have full oppartunity
20 give vent to their individual do
>ircs for extra fun during the holi-
days.
In Algeria, there are marc horSrS
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-01

GET ACCREDITED IXL White
Leghorn Chix for summer and
fall delivery. All husky Farm
Bureau Accredited ChiX Of Grades
"AA' and "AAAD from con
stantlv inspected breeding fIocks.
Their inherited vitality is safe
guarded by scien-ific Matching.
Write today for new summer and
fall prices ~ these Profit Pro
ducing ChiX. J&L Hatchery,
Petaiuma. Calf. Sat If
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-01
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Fstate OF j. NJ. Bel, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the un-
derslgned Robert Bell, Administra-
tor of the Estate Of j. ~ Bell. de-
ceased, to the Creditors of. and all
persons having claims against the
said deceased to exhibit the same
with the necessary vouchers, with
i'll four months after the first pub
LEGATION of this notice to the said
Robert Bell at his office at 112
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-01
High Seas And
Inland Floods in
South America

SANTIAGO. Chile. Jui( Heavy
storms were in progress throughout
Chile today. Many rivers and can
ais have overflowed and telephone
and train service was interrupted,
High seas at Valparaiso damaged
the new port construction there and
were preventing boats from enter
ING the harbOr
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-01

An experiment in Ventura county
OF lemon trees headed back heavily
and others thinned but not headed
back show three times the fruit or
the latter than is born by those
hCaQnd hack
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-01

Extensive dasting of cucumbers,
melons and squash for beetles is be
ing done in Los Angeles county with
20 parts of gypsum to one part Of
calcium arsenatc. Calcium cyanide
is also used
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-01

Rehkopf Bldg, FL Centre, Califor-
MIA, or to file the same with the
clerk Of the superior court, of I'm
9erial county.
Dated June 26, 1926.
ROBERT BELL.
% Il II % 81
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-01

y sculptor finds Ammdscn : uoSr
is three inches long, The explorer,
however, has followed it much
longer.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-01

One tells us her husband is SO lazy
Says the brute rushcs off to work
without cooking her breakfast.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-01

In Algeria. there are more horses
than human beings. We sometimes
think this is true of America.
Evening star., 1926-04-08
Girls and Junior
Misses Apparel

& Girls Jersey and Wool Crene ,
Yves vt.ss = Z; a5 : ,Ns Sev 10, $4.75
Girls white Crepe de Chime Dress.
trimmed with tucks and ribbon:
slightly soiled; size IL. ca IN
Greatly reduced to -. %~~~o
Tle;a rlested skirt. overblouse and
% If. Greatly reduced to 95.oU
= Junior Misses Flannel and jersey
Dresses. one and two piece styles:
sizes Is and II. Were 81 50
S12.50. now ....... &Ie~O
z Junior Misses Flannel Dresses.
fancy plaids and stripes; sizes g.
ss ss az and d., H. Were Sc. so
Junior Mss Two.piece. Brown
Was s21 so. now 49,. 4Io
Junior Misses Crepe Black Satin
Dresses. henna and green size
IL Were x15 each, SS OK
now ......,........ WV -
Junior Misses Lght-weiTht Coats.
sizes l3. 10 and II, SD IN
I JUNIOR Miss Tan Sports Coat.
nlk sned: size Is. Sf1. 50
Was eS1o.bO. Now. ~ '->~V
Junioe Miss Brown trimmed
sIsti .Iss,, 'lss nsr ~ was $8.95
! Junior Miss Tan Fur-trimmed
Tsi Sprin. Coo Coat a. size nas 1S' $3.50
Girls Section. Fourth floor.
Girls Furnishings
~ voile Step-ins. flesh. peach and
blue: sizes IS and IS. OK
Greatly reduced. each. ~
4 Crepe de Chine Negiigees. pink
and orchid, Greatly 81. 50
reduced ..,........ %Os~S
IL Costume Slips. navy. brown and
xrsv. Sizes IL. "a. Is and
is. Greatly reduced. Ct Ak
90 Two.piece Paiamzs. flesh. orchid.
peach and blue. Sizes g., 10 and
f2. Greatly reduced. Ok
Girls Section. Fourth hoor.
Evening star., 1926-04-08
Mems Clothes Reduced

Because o the very great reductions at which these
garments offered the greater part OF them at less
than original cost. no alterations will be made
2 Full Dress Suits size 36 regular.
Greatly reduced. $1e.7S each
Tuxedo Coat and Trousers, size SO stout.
Greatly reduced. S197S
/ Cutaway Frock Coat. size 4o
Greatly reduced, $11.7s
Topcoats, sizes 36 and 81 long.
Greatly reduced, $3.50 each
Full Dress Trousers sizes 80, 81, SO. 40 and -
waist measurement.
Greatly reduced to $8.25 pair
Is Pairs Worsted Trousers. fine gray and black pin
stripes; 81, 80. "a. 36 and 3s waist measure.
Greatly reduced to $3.50 pair
7 Pairs Wool Knickers. fine cheviots and cashmeres;
waist measurements. "a. &c. 3d. 40 and ~.
Greatly reduced. $3.50 pair
Evening star., 1926-04-08
Bed-Davenport, $88; Was $117.5O

Bed Davenport open design and upholstered in
tractive pattern of good quality jacquard 'taupe
velour Fitted with cotton felt and individual
coil springs for each person. really remarkable value.
Extension Day Bed individual coil springs and cotton
felt mattress: mahogany finish. Was $l10 Now. .$sze
Boudoir Chair upholstered in bright and
coiored fabric. Was $4o50 Now .S247s
| Dresser combination walnut and eumwood Was
$3.50 Now ............... -. .sssSs
Redroom solid mahocany Was Sl1. Now. S80N
Bedroom Rocker. walnut finish. Was $3.50. Now S47S
Upholstered Box Spring. lx71H size Was Sl8 Now .s3Se
siIso Now....' "|...,..... sss.
Simmons Twin Beds. with link springs Were $145s
each Now w.................. .-... slice
Boudoir Rocker denim upholstered Was SI475. Now sls
! Day Bed Mattress; cretonne covered. Was $1375.
Now ........... ....:...........sI sIsss
Evening star., 1926-04-08
Corsets and Girdles
Reduced for Friday

S Madame Lyra Girdles and
P. n. Practical Front Cor
sets of pink coutil and
broche; sizes q. %, 30, 81,
50, 81. Were IS $3.50
and $6. Now. ..... +So
Scantie; fine silk broche and
jersey; size S6. Re- 81 IN
duced; now ......
90 Girdles, Brassieres and Cor.
sets. in different styles and
broken sizes. Great. Ct OK
ly reduced to. .....
3 Compact Combination Gjrdles
and Brassieres of satin
treco; sizes %, 80. GO *
81. Were $16.75. Now T>
20 Brassieres. Girdles and Cor
set Brassieres. in odd lots
and broken sizes. Re. TX
duced to .............
15 Corset Brassieres of different
well known makes.
Odd sizes. Reduced $1.25
TO
r>...t c.c&,op Third dOor
Evening star., 1926-04-08
German Silver
Mesh BAGS. 81

Reduced from $1.50. but only a
limited number. They have
colored celluloid ring han
dies. and are attractive for
afternoon or evening.
2 Japanese Lacquer Serving
Trays. slightly shop .
worn. Were 1925. now ~
Gift Section. Second door
Evening star., 1926-04-08
Lamps and Shades


-" ShBussS udNtUeV
| Black Vase Table
Lamp, two lights $3.50
/ Siiver-finish Lamp. two TS
lights. Was $3.50, now -
I Silver.hnish Lamp. ! fS
light. Was $3.50, now. ~
Japanese Vase Table
Lamp, light. Was &
$3.50, now ............
Imported Electric Gira andole.
two lights. Was 'io' $3.50
now
! ls.inch Print Parchment 60
Shade. Was S12.so. now "
lS.inch Print .Parch-
men, :,s =. SHADE. ass was $3.50
! i2-inch Bridge Parchment &
Shade. Was $40. now -
2 ,s.inch Imported silk Shades.
blue and rose. Was S7.50
$40. now ......... &S'~o
Eoudoir silk and Georgette
Shades. rose, green and
gold. Were $3.50 each. Ct
now ....'.o''
2 Electric Torchieres, antique
gold: mica shade.
Were $3.50 each. a 90
now
Boudoir Silk and Georgette
Shades, orchid. green and
orange. Were $3.50 81 so
each. now .......
Lamp Section. Sixth hoor.
Evening star., 1926-04-08
Women's Imported
Hose. Reduced to soc

Were 7sc. J3 pairs Of these
Imported. Black Cotton
Hose, in outsizes; with gar
ter hem. and ribbed tops.
A very special value.
IL pairs Outsize Black Cotton.
with white soles. Imported.
Sizes Q and 913 only. Were
soc pair. Now pairs 76r
Tor .'.'''.
pairs Women's Opera Length
Silk Hose, in flesh and black;
sizes 81 and 10. Were S3
$3.50. Now ,........
womens Hosiery Section. First moor.
Evening star., 1926-04-08
400 Yards Crctonnes
Greatly Reduced
SOC Yard

Remnants and short lengths of
to 8 yards to the piece. In
several instances there are 2
or more lengths Of similar
pattern. Good quality and
attractive designs and colors.
suitable for curtains. boudoir
furnishings. pillow covers. etc.
Some are mussed or slightly
imperfect.
Also large collection Of vari-
Gus other Cretonne and ORA
perry Fabrics. greatly re-
duced for clearance
Drapery Section. Sixth hoor.
Evening star., 1926-04-08
dildren's Hosiery
Reduced

20 pairs Infants Silk Bose, desh
only; sizes 4 u. 81 and 1Ee
9. Were 35c. now .... S
pairs Black Silk Socks. sizes &
and 8. Were csc pair. tx
10 pairs Infants Silk and Lisle
Hose. in tan and red: size 8.
Were 25c pair. now. t5c
par
10 pairs Girls Silk Socks, length.
IN tan only. Sizes Y, ~. oh
and 10. Were S1.15, tx
now. pair ............. ~
2 pairs y length White silk Ribbed
Socks ehghtly soiled: sizes z.
IN. 3 and 10. We're 81 TX
$3.50 pair. now. ~. YSsS~
20 pairs Childrens Silk ana Lisle
Socks. assorted colors: sizes u
and 5. Were 1be pair: 10c
Children's Hosiery Section
Fourth hoor.
Evening star., 1926-04-08
For the Golfer

IL George Nicoll l m ort e 4
Irons, including irons, mid
irons and putters. Half ca
DTlCe
3 Winton Rustless Imported
Irons, including midirons and
mashies. Were $3.50 CA
each. Now ...........
4 Steel Shafted Irons: mashie
and mashie niblicks. CA
Were 81 each. Now. "
2 Vardon nj d el Mashies.
Were IS each. @ E0
2 Vardon Model. mone] meta
Putters. Were $S.2b. ca
I Kiln Putter. Was IS. @
NOW
Evening star., 1926-04-08
Girls Shoes
$40 pair; were $3.50

10 pairs Girls Crepe.sole Sports
Oxfords, plain tan and two
toned tan caffskin. Sizes
t1h. 10. 121z. Is. 131a. and
3; liz. II, 10. 1312 and
g.
Z pairs Boys White Tennis
Play Shoes; sizes Al. S. 5is
and s. Were S3.75: g on
now, pair ....... $%"/0
f'hildren's shoe Section
Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1926-04-08
Daniel Green Boudoir
Slippers. Now S1.1O

129 pairs OF these Brocaded
Boudoir Slippers, with soft.
padded comfy soles. Comb
nations Of black with blue.
yellow and Ameri ican
Beauty. Sizes In lot 2ia to
+. 6. So.
Evening star., 1926-04-08

s 24x3S Braided Rag Rugs.
Were 32.20. Nov. .$1.s5
27x54 Braided Rag Rug.
Was $3.75. Now. 32.75
2 S6x72 Braided Rag Rugs.
Were $3.50. Now. ..A.75
! e4x36 Hollywood Bath Rug.
Reduced to .......... .$l.S0
s 27x54 Beauvais Administers.
Greatly reduced to ...$2.7S
. 3x6 Beauvais Administers.
Reduced to ...........$ $3.50
| 9x12 Beauvais Administer.
Reduced to. .S3l 80
/ sx12 Seamless Axminster.
Reduced to ........ .$3I 80
| sx12 Seamless Administer.
Reduced to ......... .S?4.5S
| 8.3x10.6 Seamless Administer.
Reduced to ........... S25
I Lot Coco Door Mats.
Were 81 each. Now. Zee
Rug Section. Fifth hoor.
Evening star., 1926-04-08
Girls Athletic.
Combinations
Special, 45c

10 dozen Combination Suits Of
cross-barred white muslin.
made In athletic style with
low neck and elastic at knee.
Sizes to II.
Girls Light. weight Cotton
Combination Suits. Sizes
10. IA and IS. Were Ct
$3.50. now. each .... "
Boys Light.weight Cotton
Shirts with short sleeves;
size is years only. S0e
Were 70c each, now. wv
" Boys Sleeveless Shirts. tight
weight cotton: sizes 3 to II
years: slightly seiled. Were
soc and 55c each: AZ
now ............f..
Childrep's Underwear Section
Fourth floor.