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The Washington times., 1927-12-17

when in New York. On the road
1t has been a smashing success,
the reason being. of course. that
the whole world became acquaint.
ed with the Moran and Mack
records,
Here in Washington the show
did $4,000. Elsewhere it has
matched that gross. Mr.. Carroll
is now so cocky that on New
Years Eve in Pittsburgh he is
going to charge $40 for the
best seats. This is about the
toppest.notch price ever asked on
the road for any show.
We have been given to under
stand all along that "The Rack.
et." which opened here. was one
OF the dramatic hits in New
York. True, it was liked by the
press and patronized by the peo-
pie. A New York note, however,
indicates that patronage is not
SO good or that the producers
have too much overhead.
Marion Coakley, Willard Rob.
ertson and Fred Irving will with.
draw from the cast of The
Racket" we read, because OF
a request by the producer that
they take a cut in salaries.
The Washington times., 1927-12-17
Acting Not All Art,
Sally Learns
/ never had to learn to act.

Sally ONell never had to learn
But she had to learn to do lot of things she act
Becky the lavish Cosmopolitan production the Rayner
Seelig story and starting today at the Columbia.
The Washington times., 1927-12-17
Rose e-Marie Here
on Christmas
Night

"Rose-Marie" returns to Polls
Tor one week only. beginning SUM-
DAY evening. December 25. Good
acting. good singing, youth,
comeliness, and decency sum the
substance of this play. The dance
arrangements have record of
chorus patterns and steps that
are always effective, without
bare skin or immodesty, outdoing
all the daring or the undress
shows.
The story of .'Rose.Marie"
opens in a snow-bound hotel in
the Canadian Northwest, with
relocated police, miners, and
frontier girls lending colorful
initial setting. Then there are
campfi2R scenes. snow storms,
smart t3nrist hotels and a series
OF episodes in historic old Quebec.
Arthur Hammerstein, the pro-
ducer. is sending out another
meritorious cast that includes
Beulah Gerson, Paul Donah,
Hazel Gaudreau, Charles Meakins,
Peggy Pates, Houston Richards,
Daisy Gibson, Sano Marco. Ross
Gibson, Neil Moore and ninety
others, including symphony or
. chSetra
The Washington times., 1927-12-17


Seelig story and starting today
She had to learn to act like a
shop girl.
She had to learn how to fall
without hurting herself.
She had to learn stage
technique.
And she had to learn to do the
BLACK Bottom"
It's getting so. these days, that
acting is a liberal education in
itself!
Before Sally could attempt the
title role of Becky" she spent
week clerking in a department
store-and she was subject to all
the rules and regulations by which
such big commercial organizations
are run.
Learning how to take an awk-
ward fall was the hardest of all.
Nearly every night she went
home with bruises on her body.
She got few pointers from
Edna Covey eccentric dancer of
the Ziegfeld Follies, but they did
her little good when she came in
sudden contact with hard floor
ing.
After trying every way could
think of to fall with ease" says
Sally, II reached the conclusion
the only way to do. and do 1t right
was grin and bear it,
Stage technique came easy in
the theat ricai sequence taken at
Aollywood's FL Captain Theater.
And earning the Black Bot.
toni"
The Washington times., 1927-12-17
Gethsernane

The Garden of Gethsemane is
today monks flower garden; but
IS years ago the grassy. partly
wooded slope looked much as in
Our Lords time. For the produc-
tion of THE King of Kings" old
steel engravings served Cecil b.
DeMille in the reconstruction of
1t as canyon-like vale where
the Lord Is arrested while at
prayer. Beautiful trees of olive
and cypress fringe its sides.
The Washington times., 1927-12-17

Sally was already one of the
foremost Charleston dancers Of
the Pacific Coast when the BLACK
Bottom" came into vogue Long
before the picture started Sally
had won Black Bottom" cups.
All she had to do was to add
few steps that look well upon the
screen.
Becky is scolorful story OF
an orphaned shop girl with de-
sire to climb the operate ladder
to fame and fortune.
The Washington times., 1927-12-17
In EUsrybodys Confidence sssessssese
THE GATE-POST
q By Harold Phillips :

Joseph Schenck is the husband Of Norma Tamadge the
president Of United Artists and chairman of the Republican
California State committee These qualifications,
Importance, should be sufficient to identify him.
Some skulker probably film critic picking on
Mr. Scenck film products of late for Herbert
Brenon brilliant director who has produced hits Schenc
the latter ashe out with fairly esmabe the press
radio bboards and in fact all kinds of advertising
word mouth, influences films failure
The Washington times., 1927-12-17
rip" for Screen

Rudolph SchiIdkraut. the grand
old man of the Cecil B. DeMille
studio. who plays the high priest
Caiaphas in Cecil B. .DeMille's
King of Kings at the National
Theater, will next be presented
by Pathe in a perturbation OF
RIP Van Winkle.''
Evening star., 1927-05-05
Bandeaux, SOC
Greatly ReduceH

10 Handeaux OF lace and chamosette including soma
strspless 6 styles. in sizes 30 80 and 49, 0OA1'
lo Lght-weight Corset Brassieres of str,ped ba+,.
ana inquired oroche. in sizes 40 and A. Were much
ocanues' In sizes 32, 3S 40 and CorseIeffes in
Medart av Eeauced E for clearance to. each. .SeS5
Moaart Corsets, of lightweight batiste lou,huSt
model in sizes 30, 81 and SO. Greatly red,1ceJ
4 irIIoa 81 .gl
uIrhes OF white figured broche lace-trimmed ir
sizes 25 26. 81 and 80. Were much more Nov e. OK
LILY OF france Backlacing Corsets, of coutil and
~ b,oche' IN sizes 2S, 81 and 32 Greatly reduced
ralrs sanitary Bloomers, in pink. Were much
CORSET SECTION. THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1927-05-05
MAY SALE SPECIALS
Continue to Offer
Exceptional Savings

Womens Summer Silk Frocks, of printed crepes,
georgette, tub silk and Yo San; newest styles
WoMEN's DRESS SECTION. THIRD FLOOR.
Smart Sports FrOcks, of crepe de chine, striped
silks and linens; one and two models variety OF
SPoRTswEAR SECTION. THIRD FLOOR.
New Silk and Wolfe Tub Frocks; plain and striped
tub silk dresses, $40; Wolfe Frocks, seven
HOME FRocK SECTION. THIRD FLOOR
Crepe de Chine Cheniise; lace trimmed and tailored
styles, trimmed with ribbons and rosebuds; pastel
Glove Silk Vests reinforced tailored model 81. .35
Glove Silk Boomers that ful-cut and rein
Glove Silk French Pantes; cool and comfort
Step-in Drawers of crepe de chine or radium, $295
SILK UNDERWEAR SECTION. FIRST FLOOR.
Crepe de Chine NegIgees, i'll wide variety of styles,
many with side ties; five shades ........... $3.50
Handsome NegIgees Of lowered georgette, printed
satin and crepe de chine; some fringe trim
NEGL1GEE SECTION. THIRD Floor.
Handmade Hemstitched and Embroidered Batiste
Philippine Gowns, handmade of fine soft main
Tailored Gowns, of soft plisse crepe. .$z.z5
Easily Laundered Plisse Boomers; pink and
Plisse Step-n Drawers, $195-PIsse Chennise .$1.95
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR SECTION. THIRD FLOOR.
Futuristic Athletic Combinations; muslin and main
sock. May Sale Price. .............,...gSC .gSC S1.35
KNIT UNDERWEAR SECTION. THIRD Floor.
Well Tailored Slips, of rayon satin, radum and
crepe de chine, in seven shades sos
Tailored Costume Slips, of heavy quality crepe de
chine; wanted shades regular and extra sizes, $3.95
COSTUME SLIP SECTION. THIRD FLOOR
Misses Silk Frocks; and two piece styles, show
ing the new fashion notes, fourteen shades
washable e...,...................... .$1575, $3.50
MISSES Dress SECTION. THIRD FLOOR
WomenS Boneless Garter Belts, satin treco. SIPS
Well Fitting Corset-Brassieres s.............. S195
Natures Rival GirdIe-Brassieres $3.50
Sde-fastening Circle Sashes; elastic panels. $3.50
Woodthrop Grdes of peach elastic and broche, $5.S5
Duosettes, giving long slender lines. .S1O75
Brocade Bandettes, in white and pink soc
Pink Ray0n Bandeaux, with cream lace edges Csc
Long-line Brassieres of lace and swami .$195
CORSET SECTION. THIRD FLOOR.
Cotton Crepe Gowns, round neck style; pink and
white in regular sizes; designs in extra sizes.
Special Observation-Disclosures. 81
Step-n Drawers of pink cotton crepe, with het edge.
Special pair .$l
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR SECTION. THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1927-05-05
Boys Pajannas, CSC
Special for Friday

81 Suits Boys Pajamas well made and full cut, in
lavender white, pink and TAM sizes to IA in the lot.
IS Sweaters, white body, with fancy gold or black
collar and cuffs: in sizes to IA years Greatly
reduced to ......................... .Sl95
Q Boys Cheviot Suits -Four Pieces, in sizes IL, 12
49, IA, Is and 16 years. Were S30 Now. $3.50
Smaller Boys FOur-piece Suits, with l pair long
trousers and 1 pair knickers; in sizes 5, z, and
years. Were $40. Now ........,..........$l2 .$l2.75
Boys and Piece Blue Serge Suits, in sizes 10 and
II years Were $50. Now. ................. .$1S.75
2 Boys Apiece Suits (coat, vest and pairs golf
knickers, in sizes and 15. Special .$775
Apiece Suit (coat. vest, long trousers and golf
knickers), size Is years. Was $685. Now 225o
at greatly reduced prces-in broken lots and sizes.
BOYS SECTION. FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1927-05-05
Mems furnishings
Reduced

80 Pairs Mems Silk Socks, with Isle double heels,
soles and toes, in black, navy, gray, French tan,
Russian calf and white. Special, pair. soc
90 COIored Madras Shirts, with soft cuffs; in sizes A.
15A 161a, IL and Is. Were $3.50 and 49, Now. .95c
S6 Pairs Cotton Golf Hose in brown and white: sizes
TO- 1Oh and II. Were 81 pair. Now S5c; pairs, 81
2S Silk Four-inhand Ties, in fancy patterns. Were
Pu-Over Sweaters, in fancy colorings; sizes 40, AZ
and A. Were 81 and SS. Now. s............. $3.85
Soft Felt Hats, in black; sizes 6% Z, rs and III.
MEMS FURNISHINGS SECTION FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1927-05-05
Mems Oxfords Reduced
$3.95 $5.95
We're $40
Were Sc

We're SO we're yIO
20 Pairs Mems Tan and Black Calfskin OK
fords, with medium toe, leather sole and
rubber heels in sizes B 6, 8, 8A, 9; c ia,
81, o1z; D 61z, 9, 91A, TO- Were So pair.
Now ............,...... So.9o
Is Pairs Mems Tan and Black Calfskin and
Tan Scotch Grain Oxfords, with leather
sole and rubber heels; in sizes A 8, 9A, 10,
1917, II; B 10; c 61z, ~, 8, 9H; D IA,
81, oI5 and 10. Were $40 pair. Now, Ss.e5
MEMS SHOE SECTION. SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1927-05-05
Books Reduced
Slightly ShopwOrn

25 Animal Picture Books and other books for children
Were 10c copy. Now ow........................ SC
Pinky Pup-a Voland Book Was $175. Now 81
Old Youth, by Coningsley Dawson Were So. Now 75c
Poems, by Whittier. Were $2.75. Now -. 81 so
Set Victor Hugo; leather-bound volumes. Was
.30
] In a German Pension. Was $2 Now. ........ 75c
i treasure Island, bound in leather. Was $1.60.
Now .......................... 75c
l Mansfield Park Was 81 so. Now. 75c
1 ShandyGah. by Christopher Morley. Was $190.
Book SECTION. FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1927-05-05

l "FOId a ay" Unfin-
ished Breakfast Set "a
table and 2 benches
that fold away into a
wall cabinet w h e n
not in use). Was $66.
Now .$35
/ Round Unf1 n / S h e d
Breakfast Tab lie, SO
inches in diam e t er.
Was SITS. Now S3.95
! 33-inch Square Unfln-
ished Breakfast Table.
Was $3.50. Now $3.75
l Unfinished Breakfast
Table, size 34x42
inches. w Is $3.50.
Now ............ .$4.95
The Following Slightly
Damaged or Imperfect
IS Heavy Grade Paint
Cloths. Were 12c each.
Now .............. sc
Z White Enam eIed
Metal Waste Baskets.
Were 75c. Now. .45c
2 Three-cOmpa r t m ent
Vegetable Bins Slight
ly imperfect). Were
$4.75. Now. .S2.95
5 T. wO- piece Universal
Carving Sets, with
stag handles. Were
$2.95 set. Now. .$1.50
a Splint Clothes Bas-
kets. w ere $1.35.
NOW .75C
2 Bathroom Mirrors,
with white enameled
f r a m e; size 10x17.
Were $1.50. Now. .75c
5 24-ln. UlaSS Bathroom
Shelves, with nickel.
plated brackets. Were
$1.50. Now. .75c
so Scrub Brushes. Were
zoe. Now .1Oc
2 White Duck Shower
Curtains, size 5x6 ft.
Were SO each.
Now .....@I.5O
/ Square Shape Fiber
ClOt hes Hamper,
cream color. Was 80.
4NOW ..s...sss. S4.S0
rs Large Size Scrub
Cloths. w ere 25c.
NOW s............ .l0C
HoITsuwAprS Crr.wT0N E.ru
Evening star., 1927-05-05
Housewares Reduced

3 OblOng White Enam-
eled Splint Bathroom
Hampers. Were 81;
small size. Now $3.75
8 Square Ena m eled
Splint Bathroom
Hampers, small size.
Were SIS. Now $2.75
2 Square White Enam.
eled Fiber Bathroom
III a m ers; medium
size. Were $6.25.
Now ........... $3.50
/ White Il n a m g l ed
Steel Pastry Table,
with porcelain top;
size 25x40 inches. Was
$13.95. Now. >. $3.50
/ Radiant Gas Heater,
with 6 radiants; black
enameled and nickel
trimmed. Was STATS.
Now $3.50
2 White En- q m 9 led
Steel Kitchen Ta-
bles, witt h porcelain
top, size 25x40 inches.
Were $S.95. Now $6.45
3 Folding Clothes-Dry.
ing Racks, for wall.
Were $3.50. Now $1.25
/ 2-burner Oven, with
glass door; was S..
Now ............ .S3 so
3 16-inch Natural Wood
Serving Trays. Were
81. Now ....... .95c
Folding StepIadder
Stools; 2 gray enam-
eled, l white enameled.
Were $3.50. Now $1.95
2 12-gallOn Extra Heavy
Garbage Pals. Were
1925. Now. .$1.55
Is 9-quart White Enam.
eled Oval Dishpans.
Were 90c. Now Csc
5 Hot Dish Mats. metal
top with felt bottom.
Were $1.15. Now SOC
2 Blue and White Rub:
ber b { h hr o o m or
Kitchen Mats, size
24x40. w ere $5.65.
Now ............$S.75
T'r n0p
Evening star., 1927-05-05
Women's Sports Hats
Special $3.75

IS Womens Sports Hats, in attractive shapes; q
variety of shades to blend with most any color
scheme.
10 Womens Trimmed and Sports Hats. Were much
MILLINERY SECTION. THIRD FLOOR.
Women's and Misses Coats Reduced
Misses Sports or Travel Coats. in tan. cocoa and
gr;ay ;syy a,, Were St $sy.tV Now W.: :so 81
MISSES Coat SECTION. THIRD FLOOR.
Charmeen Coats, new modes, with folds, trimmed
with stitching and braid; with fur collars of fitch
and natural and dyed squirrel; in green gray and
rose; sizes "a and Sc. Were $3.50. Now $50 so
WoMEN's CoAr SECTION, THIRD FLOOR.
Sportswear Reduced
IL Twoplece Jersey Sports Dresses. Were s1O.75
1s Rubber Bathing Caps isoed or shopwornj Were
% Fueneth sG % Knit Coats Were ;is5o and sis7s iSe
one.piece Striped Bathing Suits Were sssS s1i.
SPoRTswEAR SECTION, THIRD FLOOR.
Special Size Apparel Reduced
Little Women's Dresses, Of crepe de chine and
georgette. in black, rose. white. flesh, tan and
navy showing tucks' pIeated 5abots and contrast
ing ing vests sizes sizes 14A, 1sh' 1884, 2os and 2. 2ah; y
Larger Womens Georgette Dresses. in rose and
Larger Womens Dresses of white georgette and
crepe de chine; one tailored model. one trimmed
mneh Now ana
8 Larger WOmen's ShagmOOr Coats, in tan and
brown mixtures; sizes 44h, 461a and 4sh. Were
$49.50 Now OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .$32.5
SPECIAL SIZE SECTION. THIRD FLOOR.
Women's and Misses Dresses Reduced
Is Misses Street Dresses, of silk crepe de chine:
in gray, rose tan, coral navy and black; sizes Ia,
16 and 18. Were $3.50 to $3.50. Now. .$16.50
MISSES DRESS SECTION. THIRD FLOOR.
Silk Crepe Dresses, in black, navy, French blue
and prints in sizes SO to A. Were $29.50.
Printed Silk Dresses sizes 3S and 40 Were SEE 80
/ Tan Chiffon Evening Dress, size 34 Was $35.
NOW :. .Slo:1o
600. NOW .%l0.J0
Afternoon Dress, Of rose crepe de jour: size &c.
was $4z.5U NOW .$Io.10
Dress, of beige silk crepe; size A. Was $42.50.
NOW ..'........'............. ..SIo.10
woMENs DRESS SECTION. THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1927-05-05
Gift Section Reductions

Velvet Evening Bags. Were $14.5O Now.
Pottery Bowls Were $14.50. Now. ........... $3.50
Suede Fitted Sewing Bags. Were $11.5O. Now $3.50
Lacquer Sweetmeat Box Was $3.50 Now. .$1.75
Fitted Sewing Bag Was $3.50. Now. $3.50
Fitted Sewing Bag. Was $3.50. Now. ...... $3.50
Gold Filled Mesh Bag. Was s25. Now........S15
Gold Filled Mesh Bag Was $40. Now.........S10
GIFT SECTION SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1927-05-05
Boxed Paper and Envelopes
Special. 45c and 60c

81 Boxes Plymouth Fabric 4s sheets and As envelopes
with ragged gold deckle edge. Special, box. .45c
60 Boxes Ripple Fabric; 48 sheets and 48 envelopes
in white, blue and buff assorted in each box Spe-
ciai, ooX .0Uc
large double Sheets linen finish, with ragged gilt
edge, and 48 envelopes. Special, box. soc
Also 10 Packs Linenfinish Playing Cards. Special,
pack .Z0C
STATIONERY SECTION FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1927-05-05
Crepe de Chine Chen1ise, $t.95
Greatly Reduced

27 Lacetrimmed Crepe de Chine Chemise in pink,
peach. orchid and nile sizes So, 38, 40 and AZ
Tailored Crepe de Chine Chemise, in pink and green
sizes 81 and 3S. Were much Now. SO. IS
Gowns: l white crepe de chine and l handmade
pink ninon. Greatly reduced to............. 81 95
SILK UNDERWEAR SECTION. FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1927-05-05
Decorated Dinnerware Reduced
tOc to SIS Piece or Set

Open Stock Domestic and Imported Decorated Din
nerware Pieces that have been greatly reduced for
immediate clearance. Though there
pete dinner sets, the pieces most desirable, in
Guiding plates, cups and saucers sugar and cream
SETS tea pots egg cups butter dishes pickle Dishes
covered vegetable Dishes salad bowls, meat dishes,
side dishes and bowls.
CHINA SECTION FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1927-05-05
7 Tomorrow Is Remnant Day-Save a to p

Remnant Day Merchandise is not returnable
or exchangeable; not sent c. 0. D. or on ap-
proval: mail or phone orders not accepted
Evening star., 1927-05-05
Women's Silk Umbrellas, $7.S5
We're SIP

10 Women's Silk Umbrellas, mounted on 10 and Is
rib frames, in red. brown, green and purple, with
self fancy borders assorted handles of ambertone
and quartz. finished with silk cord wrist loops tips
and ferrules to match. Handles slightly marred.
Mems Tapeedge Piece-dyed Umbrellas Ia mixture
of silk and cotton. with assorted wood handles in
the Prince of Wales shape, trimmed with sterling
silver Were Sc. Handles slightly marred Now $3.95
! Mans Silk Umbrella, with Prince of Wales wood
and horn handle Was SO. Now..............$4 .$4.55
Mans Silk Umbrella, with wood and imitation
rhinocerus horn handle Was $12. Now .S7S5
UMBRELLA SECTION, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1927-05-05
Girls Sports Oxfords, SITS
We're S6 and 81 Pair

zS Pairs Girls Sports Oxfords Of tan calfskin and
combinations of leathers with crepe rubber soles
B III. and T. - " 'A' -
10 Pairs Misses Plain Toe Tan Elk Oxfords. with
leather soles, in sizes liz, 12, 1871, 1871; 111b
x ana 1Sh. Were $3.50. Now. w..............S155
10 Fars sample Pumps, from of our regular
manufacturers. Step-in and one-strap models in
,o tne lot In size only. Special pair.
~ Iars manufacturers Sample Pumps of black
, leaIner ana leather combinations, in size IS
CHLDRENs SHOE SECTION, FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1927-05-05
Friday Rug Reductions

! 9x12 Basket Weave
Fiber Rug Slightly
imperfecD; was $3.50.
Now ...........$11.75
8 7.6x10.6 Basket Weave
Fiber Rugs; discon-
tinued patterns; We're
S10.75. Now .S7.75
4 6x9 Basket Weave
Fiber ugs: discon-
tinued patterns; were
$3.50. Now .S4.95
4 3x6 Kimlark Fiber
Rugs; discont i n u e d
patterns; were S4.75.
Now ........... $50
6 21x54 Kimlark Fiber
Rugs: discount n II e d
patterns: we're SO.
Now .,...-...... .H.95
] 9x12 Wilton Rug: was
$7750. Now $3.50
] 9x12 Wilton Rug: was
$3.50. Now 1854. 80
] 7.6x9 Seamless Velvet
Rug. Was SS5 5.
Now ..........$ $ZZ.5U
] 9x15 Seamless Axmin-
ster Rug; was $95.
Now ............. 500
j 1O.6x13.6 Heavy VIII
ton Rug; was $165.
Now .SIU7.5U
] 9x12 Chinese Rug;
was $3.50. Now. .$215
! Oriental Rug; was
$3.50. Now. .S29.75
RUG SECTION. FIFTH FLooI
Evening star., 1927-05-05
Walnut Room Dresses
Reduced

Sleeveless Dinner Dress, of silk velvet Patou
model, size 16 (soiled) Was sos. Now. 49,. $3.50
1 Black Georgette Afternoon Street Dress, with
embroidered vest and cuffs; size 16. Was sos.
NOW .SS15U
l Hand-drawn Street Dress of tan crepe de -chine
size 49, Was $45. Now. w....................S .S225O
/ French Evening Dress of embroidered net
over fesh size 16 (soiled) Was $50. Now. $3.50
l Basque Dress of cream satin, size 1s (soied. Was
500. NOW ....................... $3.50
/ Imported Dance FrOCk in jade green, trimmed with
sequins, size is (sightly shopworn Was $50
Street Dresses Of black crepe satin; Patou models
sizes IA and 16. Were $50 Now. .............$ $25
l Sports Dress of green creme de chine, trimmed in
black; size 18. Was $50 Now............... .S2950
Sleeveless Dinner Dress of black georgette, size 90
Was $45. Now ............................ $3.50
Afternoon Frocks of crepe Elizabeth; Patou models
l ruby shade, brown; sizes 16 and 49, Were $50
l Afternoon Dress Of black crepe faie, trimmed in
blue; size 49, Was $780, Now. $3.50
Coat-styIe Street Dress, of black crepe faie size
~. was sou. NoW....... $3.50
Embroidered Afternoon Dress of jade green geor-
gette, size 38. Was $65. Now. w.............. $3.50
French Street Dress of blue crepe de chine hand
drawn; size &c. Was $50 Now. ............ S29.50
THE WALNUT ROOM THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1927-05-05
Children's Wash Dresses
Reduced

80 Wash Dresses. Were S. Now GO so
20 Wash Dresses. Were So So Now & *
IA Wash Dresses. Were S295 Now e. aS
Wash Dresses Were 50 So Now aSc
Wash Dresses Were So Now .. 81 *
Wash Dresses. Were much more Now soo
WASH Dresses Were $3.50. Now. .........S 1895
IL NainsOok Combinations trimmed with lace or EN-.
broidery, in sizes to years. Were much
40 All-woO Imported Zimmerlie Bands Greatly re-
Hand-hooked Wool Nursery Rugs, in attractive de-
signs Were $3.50. Now ow...............,.S9 1886
Childs 7-piece Hand-painted Toilet Set was s1250
INFANTS SECTION, FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1927-05-05
Knit Combinations. 58c

We're Csc
33 Enveope-style Richelieu Knit Combination Suits
low-neck no-seeve models with built-up shoulder or
camisole top; sizes Z, and 8 (soiledl
carter Knit Combination Suits, 1ow-neck, tight
Knee camisole-top STYLE in sizes 5, 6 and 8. Were
Knit UNDERWEAR SECTION. THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1927-05-05
Sachets Reduced

10 Novelty Sachets Were $1.25 Now.......,s5c
16 Novelty Sachets. Were s1.75 Now..8 85c
16 Novelty Sachets Were ST. Now.....s1
Ia Novelty Sachets. Were s150 Now 75c
Novelty Sachets Were 81. Now. w.............. .6Oc
TOILET GOODS SECTION FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1927-05-05
Lamps and Shades Reduced
Slightly Damage,

I Junior Lamp in antique gold finish, with silk and
georgette shade, in taupe and orange. Was $40;
NOW :.t -
ing silk shade. Was $69.50 Now. .$oo
Junior Lamp, enameed in green, gold and brown,
with matching taheta shade. Was $3.50. Now $2O
/ Antique Gold Metal Junior Lamp with silk and
georgette shade. Was $3.50 Now. ......... $50
Metal Junior Lamp, with metal shade, showing deco.
rated parchment panels. Was $32.50. Now $l2.5O
] I8inch Oval Peated Georgette Shade, silk lined;
in taupe and rose, with handsome braid trimming.
! Bridge Shade, Of pleated georgette and silk, in
taupe and tangerne, with pleated ribbon trim
ming. Was $50. Now. ...............$ $40
j blight Junior Portable in silver and gold finish
Was S13.5O. NOW Observation-Disclosures. $f.oV
! Gold finish Metal Bridge Portable. Was $12
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LAMP SECTION. SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1927-05-05
Cotton Broadc1oth, 25c Yard
Halt Price

219 yards Cotton Broadcloth in ten different designs
and coorings, suitable for making sports dresses
draperies
800 Remnants of Cotton Dress Goods, in lengths Of
/ to yards, reduced u to II, including printed
voile, printed zephyr charmeusette, sk-and-cotton
crepe, percale, wash alpaca, printed dimty and
batiste.
CoTToN DRESS GooDs SECTION, SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1927-05-05
Girls and Junior Misses
Dresses and Coats Reduced

Girls Tub Dresses. of plain fowered voile: in
sizes and TO- Were $3.50. Now. .......... 81 o.
Urls Tub Dresses, with boomers of English
6roaadcoth; oa in sizes and g. Were S295. Now S145
Uirls Dresses, of flannel and tub silk in attrac.
tive STYLES: size s. Were $3.50 Now S3.95
Girfs White Crepe de Chine Dress, size 8 (sghtiy
solledl Was 1880 Now. 81 20
Girls Navy Spring Coat, lined with red size 10
Was $1675. Now. ow..........................
Junior Miss White GeOrgette Dress size II (sight.
~ soiledl Was $22.5o. Now ........... SI2 20
Junior Miss Blue and Tan Plaid Spring Coat lined
with crepe de chine; size IT, Was S39 So Now sic rs
Junior Miss Green Sports Dress, size II. was
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GIRLS AND JUNIOR MISSES SECTION. FOURTH FLOOR