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given to the rescuing Of anybody
else's cause.
Those who sacrificed their time,
strength and substance, perhaps, did
not argue it all out Those who gave
their lives may have had but an
inexplicit consciousness of the thing
at stake. Yet in the last analysis.
those who died in France died for
the same great cause as those who
fell at Brandywine. Spiritually 1t was
the guns of Bunker Hill and York
town that answered and Overcame
the torpedo of the submarine"
Baker takes issue with the view
that the country's declaration Of war
was tinged with commercial con
siderations. and concludes that "Only
time can answer fully the question
of whether. after all, We did accom-
plish what We set out to de-"
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REC|STER!

THERE IS STILL TINE TO
REGISTER! The registration
books will be open until 8 o'clock
this evening. IF YOU HAVE
NOT REGISTERED DO IT NOW
Any citizen who has been in
Alaska for one year and in Ju-
neau for six months, whether his
name is on the tax rolls or not,
may vote at the municipal elec-
ton next Tuesday-PROVIDED
HE SHALL HAVE REGISTERED
BEFORE 8 O'CLOCK TONIGHT.
All taxpayers, whether on real
estate or personal property, other.
wise qualified as electors can
vote on the School Bonds April
10. But to do so they must reg
lister. DO IT NOW!
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STAR TOO BUSY
TO FILE SUIT

Los ANGELES, Cal. April 2
Constance Talmadge, screen star. to-
day denied reports that she was
about to file suit for divorce from
Captain Alstair Macintosh. her sec
ond husband.
Il haven't even thought about it."
she declared when reached at her
suite in the Cayler Apartments. Il
have been too busy working on pic
lures and making preparations for
starting on another picture.
Miss Talmadge last fall admitted
she and Macintosh were separated
and that friendly divorce suit would
be filed.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-04-02
Seattle Newspaper Sued
For $l45,0OO Damages

SEATTLE. April 3 Damages for
Sl45 900 are asked in a libel suit of
NJ. J. Johansen founder OF the Mil
liOnaire Club filed against the Sc
attle Post-Intalligencer.
The suit is based on headlines Of
an article which appeared in the
newspaper two years ago.
Johansen alleges the articles and
headlines charged that he was eX-
plotting unemployed by farming them
out for labor and failing 10 pay them
"A just proportion "a the proceeds.
An inv ,tigation OF the Millionaire
Club. which was a charitable organ
ization. WAS proposed at the time
the articles appeared.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-04-02
MILLS
To CLOSE FOR
ENTIRE WEEK
Following Shutdown, May
Resume on Five Day Week
-Curtailment.

SEATTLE, April "A large mum
ber of Western Washington lumber
mills including many of the biggest
ones. the elligencer says
have decided to suspend operations
Tor one week to stabilize the market
A five day week to begin after
the shutdown and continue unit
July |. will probably be adopted as
part of the curtailment problem.
The Washington State Chamber OF
Commerce has issued statement
endorsing the shutdown and declar
ing that virtually no Washington
timber operators made profit last
year.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-04-02
Cambridge Wins Annual
Crew Race from Oxford

pUTNEY. Cambridge April q
Camb 'idga this afternoon won tha
18th annual race from oxford over
-four and one quarter mile course
on the Thames by three lengths
H. I kingsbury, Captain of last
year uHdefeated Yale varsity craw.
rowed with the oxford crew. His
rowing i declared to have been the
driving force. The crews rowed per-
fectly fioul start to finish keeping
the EAglish style.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-04-02
JUNEAU DEBT
FREE; $4,000
CASH ON HAND
Financial Statement Shows
Up Wonderful Record for
l.. City Administration.

City Clerk II. X. Shepard last night
presented TO the City Council a fl.
nancial statement of the City of
Juneau for the year ended March
81, 1927.
The statement showed the City
with a cash balance OF $5.332.90 as
against deficit of $500 a year ago.
This balance is left after paying
out $l,52G on the street improve
ment budget for the coming year
School bonds in the amount of S.
800 with interest. were paid, the
final payments were made on the
Mann property. purchased by the
City. where the city float is located,
and the last adjustments in settle
ment for the high pressure water
main have been completed
This means that Juneau is today
absolutely debt free and had cash
balance yesterday of $5332.90
The following is the City Clerk s
summary of the receipts and dis
bursements for the year:
AZ o{ RAoainte
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SHAWNEE. Okla. April g A
students strike looms at the Okla
homa Baptist University as the lead
ers have petition the trustees re-
questing hearing for defense of
three professors dismissed for teach
ing evolution.
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mex. BANDITS
KILL AMERICAN
IN COLD BLOOD
Edgar W. Wilkins, Twice
Kidnapped Before-Mur-
dered by Captors.

MEXICO CITY, April 2.-It
Is learned that Edgar M. Will
klns, American, kidnapped near
Quad lajara last Sunday. was
killed by his captors "a hours
later.
Wilkins body was found ly-
ing on a hill near Santa Ana
Acatlar.
The kidnappers hearing Fed
eral troops seeking them, slew
their captive and fed but sew
erai were overtaken and killed.
the majority, however. escaping.
Wilkins had been kidnapped
twice before but released un-
harmed.
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400 Miners
Escape from
Explosion

COKEBURG, Penn. April 2.-Six
miners were killed. five injured and
400 rescued from the Cokeburg mine
of the Ellsworth Collieries when a
coal dust explosion occurred at fol
lowing an entry shot to loosen coal
trapped in room. A large rock
fell dscharging explosives which
caused the coal dust explosion.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-04-02
De P|NEDO IS
IN GALVESTON

GALN ESTON, Texas, April =
Commander de Pinedo, Italian fier,
making a quadri-continental flight.
arrived here at 1890 o'clock This
morning two hours and tifty-fonr
minutes after leaving New Orleans.
Three United States Army planes
Joined the Italian aviator as his
plane approached Galveston.
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F0RD'S INJURY
WAS ACCIDENT

DETROIT, Mich. April Prose
cutting Attorney Toms has accepted
the report OF the. Ford organization
investigators that evidence indicates
thai Ford was injured by an accident
and not by design. Prosecutor Toms
has abandoned his plan for sepa-
rate official investigation
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Baby Farm Operator Is
Sentenced Penitentiary

Los ANGELES. CAL April 2
Mrs. Minnie Foos Hines. alleged baby
farm operator has been sentenced
from one to fourteen years in San
Quentin penitentary for forgery and
Clarence Hines. her second husband.
has been sentenced from one to ten
years for embeZZlement.
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Health Examinations for
Alaska Cannery Employees

SEATTLE. Aprn IL. ID Fricks,
Pacific Northwest Chief of the
United States Public Health Service
has announced that health examina-
tions and vaccinations of cannery
employees enroute to Alaska will be
continued in the same manner in
augurated last year. This is at the
request of Dr. Harry c. DeVighne
of Juneau, Alaskan Health Com
missioner
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-04-02
Harding NauaI
Oil Lease Order
Is Reuoked

President Coolidge has revoked
the Executive Order of Presi-
dent Harding under which For
ner Secretary Fall made naval
oil leases which has resulted in
both criminal and civil court
actions. This reyoking OF the
Harding order takes the leasing
of naval oil lands out of the
hands of the Department of the
Interior.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-04-02
James Smith, U.
WhO Introduced
u ilson, Dies

NEWARK. n. J. April >. -
James Smith. Jr.. aged 76. United
States Senator from 1893 to
1899. died at his home here last
night. He will be remembered
as the man who introduced
Woodrow Wilson into politics
through his nomination of vii
son for Governor of New Jersey
in 1910.
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TWICE \ MILLIONAIRE.
MAN DIES PENNILESS

MANISTEE Mich April Rich
ard G.. Peters, once the richest OF
lumber millionaires in Michigan, died
last night al the age of %, blind
and virtually penniless.
Two fortunes were amassed by
Peters between 1867 anu 1915 and
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-04-02
Big Shake-up Made in
California Dry Force

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. April z
Northern Calfornia's Federal Prohi-
blion Army has only 10 agents left
following II more designations upon
demands of Administrator f. r.
Rohner. This brings the total dis
missals TO 80 since Bonner assumed
office. He announced that since his
drastic shape-up he will start reor.
ganization Immediately.
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them through profitless investments.
Peters once owned more standing
timber than any one III Michigan
and owned several sawmills. three
railroads and ship line and EN-
pioyed more than 5000 persons.
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HALlBUT PRICES

PRINCE RUPERT. b. c. April 9
Eighty thousand pounds of halibut
We're sold here today. American hall
but sold for s and 14.5O cents and
Canadian for and 1870 cents.
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$3O7.50
Government Dock

Government Dock
A letter from Col. James G. Steese.
President of the Alaska Road Com
mission regarding the Government
dock that has been authorized at the
site of the Femmer dock, was read
Col Steesa called attention to a
previous agreement on the part Of
the city to put the approach to the
proposed dock from Willoughby Ave
Continued on Page Seven.)
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-04-02
Four Chicago Election
Officials Go to Jail

CHICAGO. April -Four election
officials have each been sentenced
to one year in the County Jail, each
for misconduct in handling ballots
in the election last November.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2.-Three
registrars have been sentenced to a
year each in Jail for padding the
voting list with 1S9 names in the
primary election Of September. 1925.
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Continued on Page Two.)
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Continued on Page Seven.)
Evening star., 1927-11-10
Girls and Junior Misses
Dresses and Coats Reduced

Uiris Printed Dmity BlOomer Dresses sizes
Girls Printed Lawn BIoomer Dresses, in sizes
and years. Were 1926. Now .......S1.45
Girls Hungarian Embroidered Wolfe Dresses,
in sizes and 10 years. Were S.. Now. .9J
Girls. Long g-sleeve Dresses with crepe de chine
TERED skirts. in sizes 8 and 10 years. Were
Giis pouder Blue Crepe de Chine Dress, With With
handsmereIdered g white seorsette BERTHA size
Girls Rose Plaid Wool Dress. with suede belt,
siis Gs 10 p,.d MaT Wdsi Sls7 er:sS ,s:: l
rls Threspiece WOOL Crepe Dress with crepe re- Pc
de chine blouse size IA. Was :2s:5e:
Girls Navy Twin Suit: double breasted size i"
Navy Crepe de Chine Dress in high.necs saetI"
long sleeve style size 5. Was si6.75, Now s4s3
] Girls English Print Dress. in peach size a.
Girls White Vos Dress. size H. Was $3.50 ;IsSe
CIR. Twopiece Printed silk. Tailored Dress iss;ss
i Girls Yellow Georgette Dance Froct. size "A.
Girls Long Ionsseeye 1s Crepe de Chime Dress. sss5o 10
pouder blue and white: size G. Was $l6.75.
Girls Navy Crepe de Chine Dress high. .necS ss;t'
long 11ngs;seye zee 1 style with red shocking size H.
Girls Ponsee Printed Dress. trimmed with vel.
Girls shoit.sieeye Sw Dress Of white eeorsst5e sSs"
size 16. Was $3.50. Now w........... .Sl4.5O
L Girls Wine Winter Coat. with squirrel collar
and cuffs. size 6. Was $3.50. Now -. .S15.s5
Junior Misses LOng-sleeve Dresses of white
crepe de chine and georgette. in sizes IS and Il.
Were $25 Now .........................S6 S6 so
Junior Misses Linen Dresses in orchid and
pouder blue. size 15 Were SIS. Now $3.50
j Junior Miss Orchid Gcorgctte Dance Frocls.
size IL. Was $l6.75. Now. .......... e. SS.95
Junior Miss Pink Party FrOch. with lace yoke
and rufled skirt. size 13. Was $1675 Now $3.50
Junior Miss Almond Green Jersey Dress. trim.
med with printed silk: size H. Was s29.5O.
Junior Miss White Georgette Party Frock.
trimmed with lace with extra sleeves. size II.
was $3.50. Now .................... $3.50
Junior Miss Two.piece Dress. with green print
ed silk skirt and heavy silk crepe jacket size
Junior Miss Afternoon Ensemble of georgette
and lace. I'm rose. size Is. Was s39.50
NoW ''........... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, -
Junior Miss LOng-sleeve Dress of pouder blue
geOrgette. size Is. Was S22.5O Now :. $3.50
1 Junior Miss TwO-piece Crepe de Chine D-ess.
in red. size 13 Was $3.50. Now. w........ 1896
i Junior Miss Red Raincoat. size II. Was 81 30.
Junior Miss Plaid English Coat size IL Was
Ho9..o NOW ........-..... .Io
I Junior Miss Winter Coat of wine suede cloth
with gray squirrel collar and front trimming
size II Was S110. Now .............S SO 80
GIRLS AND JUNIOR MISSES SECTION. FOURTH FLoon
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Gift Suggestions Reduced

English Glass Vases. We're $3.50 to $3.50 each
Now OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81 and 5:
S. Now Observation-Disclosures. IS.
Austrian Pottery Vases. Were $1s each. Now 81
| Japanese Rose Jar, with a broken top. Was
S. Now. Observation-Disclosures. 80
PigslSin Bag. Was $45. Now. SIS
Japanese Lacquer Boxes. Were soc. Now 25c
Hanipainted Vase. Was SIS. Now....... .$5
Glass Dish. Was $5 Now. .............. soc
Bud Vase. Was $150 Now. ............. soc
l Bronze Lamp. Was $22.50. Now.........S5
Silver.plated Cigarette Lighters. Were $l.26
Sterling Silver Cigar Cutters. Were So eacl,.
NOW .....:.... ...................... DUO
Apiece Desk Set. of black and gold. Was $5 a
set. Now. ~
Glass Candlesticks. Were 81. Now..........x1
/ Glass Candlestick. Was $780, Now. 49,. Soc
2 Vases. Were $3.75 each. Now. ............. Soc
GIFT SECTION SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1927-11-10

] 0x12 High-grade Wool
Wilton Rug. Was SO
: "ox1a Good Quality Quality
seamless Velvet Rugs.
Were S47.50 each.
/ 7.sxs Finest Quality
Seamless Administer Rug.
Was $40. Now. S29. 80
J 21x13 Finest Quality
Administer Runner. Was
S17.50. Now =. .SII.1D
i 0xl2 Finest Quality
Worsted Wilton Rug. Was
i 9xI? High-grade seam
less Administer Rug. Was
SAT 80. Now =. .S2g. 80
I 8.3xIO.6 Finest Quality
Seamless Velvet Rug. Was
$3.50. Now .S39. 30
I 6x8 Finest Quality
Worsted Wilton Rug. Was
SS7 80. Now -. .&54 80
I S.3x1O.8 High.grade Ak
minister Rug. Was S42. so;
I 6x9 High-grade Seam.
less Administer Rug. Was
S27 80. Now .S10.15
RJo SECTION. FIFTH FIG
Evening star., 1927-11-10

: 9x1H Finest Quaiity
Seamless Administer Rugs.
Were $50 each.
j Toy s,xa4 Finest easi;is Sasi;iS
= Worsted !, B Wilton Rug. Was
7ioi io.ssI4 Sdx Chinese ;s'H:ss aas
with gold background ana
blue border. Was S3T5.
! Beloocchistan oriental isni,i
Rugs. SDecial :. .31g.SS
1 0xl2 Chinese Rug. extra
heavy quality. Was $3f5
4 30x6o Rev'e
Cher Chenille Rugs. Were Ss.75
I 4xIO Imported Chenille
Rug. Was $77.50.
Is" IS :7xs6 cretcnnss - Rae lac
Rugs. Special 49,. .S5c
80 27xS4 Cret0nne Rag
Rugs. Snecial 80. .St.3S
I Piece Fine Imported Car
net. containing IA NJ square
yards. Was priced ct
S38.35 for the piece.
NOW ..... .S%;s
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Tunics, Blouses, Reduced

Dress'Length TUNES; of black satin in size sc,
OF red satin in sizes SO and 40. / rust in
Were $40 each. Now. Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
Pink Radium vestees sizes 3s. 3s. 40 and AZ IN
Short Green Georgette Overblouses. size "a.
Were S5.75 each. Now. w.....................$: 1895
Printed Silk OverblOuses with round necks; in
sizes 81 and 20. Were $40 each. Now. .$3.95
| Green Printed Silk Blouse with wee neck. size g.
Was sto @ Now ,: c >S;ys S;ys
40 Was $40. Now. w........................S .S3.95
l Gray Plaid Wrap.around Skirt. small size. Was
%. NOW 'pH.""
Red Velveteen Skirt on bodice: size 49, Was
1910 NOW .%"'S"
BLOUSE SECTION THIRD FLOOR.
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Sterling Silver on Bronze
Smoking Accessories, Novelties
Greatly Reduced

Ash Trays Were $4.75. Now...............$2
Match Boxes. Were S1.75. Now. VI
Huniiors. Were $21. Now. -. .........$lO
Cigarette Boxes. Were $3.50. Now. ..... xl.5O
Cigarette Box. Was SIPS. Now. .S4.50
l Cigarette Box. Was $14.50. Now. ....... .$8.25
l Cigarette Box. Was S. Now. S5
Smoking Set. Was S13 Now. w..............S5 .S5
| HumidOr. Was $1375 Now ow.............$8 .$8.25
/ Humidor. Was $l4.50. Now $3.50
= Candlesticks. Were S. Now. %3
CamdlesticIs Were S. Now
l Flower Bowl. Was sS. Now. w...............S5
/ Flower Bowl. Was $15 Now. :$9
Desk Lamp. Was $21. Now ............... .4lO
German Silver Purse Set. Was $50. Now. $40
] GOId.plated Purse Set Was S32. Now. .S16
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Bows Oxfords. $3.75 We're IS

% pairs Boys Tan Cafskin Crepesoe Oxfords.
in sizes 2, 8. 3h, 4, 4h, S. sh, 6; IN, 3, 31a.
An, 6; !, 1k and 5h.
20 pairs Boys Tan Calfskin High Shoes, with
straight tip and welt soles, in sizes 2h, 8. 31a,
4, Az. s. 5h, 6: a. Az, 5h and s. Were IS.
Z pairs Boys Patent Leather Plain.toe Oxfords,
in sizes B 3. S. 5h: 2h. and 6. Were Sc.
pairs Boys Tan Caifskin Lace Shoes with welt
soles in sizes and 5h. Were IS pair.
BOYS SHOE SECTION. FOURTH FLooR.
Evening star., 1927-11-10
Boys Golf Kt1ickers
Special $1.95 bair
Boys Sweaters Special $2.75

80 Boys Sports Sweaters, in variety OF COL
ors that boys OF to IA years like
63 Boys Wash Suits, in good-looking styles and
colors. Sizes to 10 years. with the exception
OF size Z. Were $3.50 to $3.50. Now. -. .S2.45
20 Pairs Boys Golf Hose, in gray and tan, with
fancy legs. in sizes s1a, 10 and 101a. Were 75c
u Bcys Hats. in a number of attractive shap s.
Sizes to IA years in the lot Were 81 to
a Boys Carter.malSe Half-wooI Union Suits. in
sizes to IA years. Greatly reduced to. .S1.95
:: s. II. IL. IA Is and 16 years. Were s5.75.
S5 Boys Carter-malxe Half.wool Undersllirts. in
sizes 6, 8, TO- IL and 16 years. Greatly reduced
10 Pairs Boys Straight.knee Pants, in sizes
and years. Were s.. SO pair. Now. >. As
19 Boys Wash Suits in sizes to 10 years. ex-
Gept size years. Were S3.5O. Now. 80. 1856
Ii Boys F0ur-Piece Suits (coat, vest and pairs
golf knickers), in serviceable shades and mod
els. Were $13.75. Now. ow................ BIS
16 Suits Boys F1annelette Paiamas, in sizes s.
and u years. Special, suit. ............... .95c
] Boys FOur-Piece Blue Serge Suits Goat vest.
golf knckers and long trousers). in sizes Is.
Il, 1S and 10 years. Were S35. Now. .S19.s5
y Boys F0ur-Piece Suits tcoat vest golf knickers
and long trousers). in servceable dark mix
lures; sizes IA, 10 and 90 years. Were $3.50
. Boys Woollined ChinchiIla Overcoats, in dark
brown, sizes g. and years. Special. .S1O.75
j Boys Blue Serge Coat and Vest, size years.
was $40. coat and vest. Now. .............S S.
BOYS SECTION FOURTH FIOop
Evening star., 1927-11-10
Mems Arnold G1ove-Grip
Oxfords. $5.95 We're SO Pair

"a Pairs Mems Arnold Gove-rip Oxfords of black or
tan biacher and straightlace styles with rub
g. ah. IL: 0h. 10. II: C Z. 10. II: b 10 IOia
vTHs MrN,s STnpr Srcorn L, oop
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Women's Pumps, $3.50
We're S12.50

SO Pairs Women's One-strap Suede Pumps. in
lot include AAA 5h. Ga: AA AZ. 5. 5ls: A 4. Az.
D. 51a, 612 z. B 3. 3k, 412 8. 51s 6: G. 5, Sla Az.
S. 8. 6l2 and Z.
II Pairs Women's Walking Pumps and Oxfortls.
in black and tan. Sizes in the lot include AAA 5.
g. AA 712: A 1: Az: 2H. 3h and 3. Were
$3.50 to SIS. Now ......................$5 $3.50
Evening star., 1927-11-10
Women's Corset-Brassieres, $3.50
We're Much More

II Women's Corset. .Brassieres. of pink and white
striped poplin; in sizes 34 40 and ~.
Lightly B0ned DeIsevOise COrsetBrassieres OF
pink satin. in sizes 80. 3S, 40 and A. Were So
NOW s9Os.pV
BOneless COmpacts, OF broche and elastic with
pink Swami brassere section. in sizes "a, 80 to 3S
Were S10.5O. Now ........................S3 $50
Lily of France Girtles of broche and elastic. in
sizes %. 33 and "a. Were much more. Now A95
RengO Belt Girdles. of broche and firm elastic
in sizes 80. 81 and 32. Were Sc. Now. $3.50
WOOdhrOp Girdles. of broche and surgical
elastic stepin and claspfront styles in sizes 49, 81
and 33 Were $1,000 Now. .......... ..... $3.50
CORSET SECTION THIRD Floor
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Smoking Accessories
Greatly Reduced
Clocks and Vases Reduced

Alarm Clocks, in celluloid Slightly dam.
aged) Were SIS. Now w......................$ 50
Clocks (aarm clock and electric light combina-
ton) Were $40. Now. ............ -
Pair Marble Vases Was $85 pair. Now. $40
Pair Marble Vases. Was SIPS pair. Now. $50
: Pairs Marble Vases. Were $50 pair. Now. .$e5
/ Pair Candelabras. Was $50 pair. Now. .$25
CLOCK AND FRAME SECTION. FIRST Floor.
Evening star., 1927-11-10
Friday Rug Reductions

others are slightly soiled-but, at the
reductions, they offer fine savinas.
Evening star., 1927-11-10
Costume Slips Reduced

. Figured Rayon Slips in yellow and gray; sizes
36 and 38. Were $3.95 each. Now. 81
Gold Metallic slip. slightly damaged from dis,
play; size 49,. Was $40 Now. ................ $40
3 Radium and Satin Slips slightly soed: in white
size AZ and in black size "a. Were 1896
l Flesh Color Radium Slip size So; slightly soed
was $3.50. NOW SlSO
5 Radium Slips with deep hems l gray, size "a
and 4 black size 81. Were IS. Now ...... 81 S5
Creme de Chine Slips in gray. navy, flesh and tan
broken Sizes Were $5.95 each. Now. ........ 1896
Black Radium Slip. trimmed with an embroider
1 Flesh Color Crepe de Chine Slip. trimmed with
lace at the top and bottom; size &c.. Was 1915
.SVM c,i,.n -. =. :. -"
NOW $3.50
Black Crepe de Chine Slip, size SO. Was SIS
COSTUME SLIP SECTION. THIRD Floor.
Evening star., 1927-11-10
Larger Women's Dresses Reduced

Larger Women's Satin and Crepe Dresses trim
med with velvet and embroidery; in black brow
and navy; sizes 421a. 46la and 4S1a. Reduce
to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .SI4.5
SPECIAL SIZE SECTION, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1927-11-10

90 Straightimb Jointed Dolls with closing eyes
and wigs. Were $3.50 EACH Now .$l.95
2S Jointed Infant Dolls with closing eyes, Were
S3 eacn. NOW yls0O
Soft StOckinette Dolls We're S2.25. Now .$l.45
Dressed Mama Dolls. Were $40 EACH Now 81
Large Toy Autos with rubber-tired disc wheels.
Were $19.75. Now ........::.... .$lO.13
Many other Toys at greatly reduced prices to
Toy SECTION FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1927-11-10
Walnut Room
Dresses Reduced

? White Chiffon Dinner Dresses, most ap-
propriate for Eastern Star affairs. in sizes
SO and AZ Slightly shopworn). Were $50
and So5 Now. .........-... $3.50
1 White Taffeta Dance Frock, with touches
of color at the hem: size l& Was 500.
ArON 1oSsoU
l Long-sleeve Black Chiffon Afternoon
Dress size 10. Was SOS. Now 49,. $29.50
Long-sleeve Afternoon Gown, handsomely
embroidered. in rose-beige: size A. Was
VLo0' 4NOW .14t.JU
l Hand-drawn Crepe de Chine Dress, in
rose; size 10. Was 500 Now :. 80. SIS
1 Tucked Afternoon Dress, of navy geor-
gette crepe; size To- Was Sos
Now ....................... $3.50
l Black Georgette Crepe Dress, tucked and
pleated in size 18. Was $50. Now $3.50
The WALNUT ROOM THIRD Floor