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Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-08-09
POlluting Ditch
Results in Fine

F. Higgins Of Holtville entered a
plea Of guilty to a charge of violat-
ing the state sanitary code when
arraigned before Judge |, Mayficld
this morning. He was sentenced to
pay fine of $50 or spend 80 days
in the county Jail. He was given
five days in which to pay the fine.
Evidence was introduced to show
that Higgins had allowed his COWS
to lie in and pollutc the waters Of
the Elm canal.
The complaint in the case was en-
tered by Frank Redding, deputy
health officer of the county
While the penalty was regarded
as rather severe the Judge pointed
out that the state law provides a
maximum fine OF $1,000 in the same
case. He also said that he wished
to make it plain that such health
hazards are to be abolished and that
persons convicted of such crimes
would be heavily penalized.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-08-09
Traffic Officer
Learns New Words

Only one arrest was made by the
state traffic squa6 last night but
Floyd AekIey of the squad, is
wearing knowing look today for
he learned i number Of new words
last night.
Floyd was stationed with Patrol
man Wilson on the Calexico high
way when they stopped a passing
machine to warn the driver about a
minor infraction. AS the machine
came to a stop a colored woman
seated in the ear arose and in 4
rather div fashion began telling
Ackley 5 fortune.
"What She told mo was plenty'
Aekley said 'she didn t get al
the words out Of 4 dictionary
either
Ignacio Perez Of Brawlev was the
motorist placed under arrest Ae-
eording to Patrolman Holconlb,
Perez was in very intoxicated
condition when he was tagged While
driving his ear along the GaleX-
leo highway. Holcomb placed Perez
in the care Of the CaleXico police
and took the car to a garage.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-08-09
Fast Trip Made
By Local Trio

Dunbar Gary, J. J. Johnson, Jra
aud Max Mastiek, three FL Centre
Youngsters, have Just completed .
speedy trip BY automobile from this
city II Vancouver Z. G.. Leaving
here at : O'clock Saturday night
the three youths arrived in Van
CONVEX 1T Is o clock this morning,
completing the l,s6o/uile trip in 50
hours Tins an average of a little
better than 80 miles an hour.
The boys drove a Chevrolet road
vter On the trip, stopping only for
gas, oil an eats. They took turns
1t plotting the machine over the
highways.
\ telegram was received by the
parents Of one Of the boys Al noon
today, announcing then arrival III
Vancouver
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-08-09
Former County
Clerk Is Visitor


Major S. Cook, former county
clerk, arrived III Eel Centre this
morning for short visit, The for
mer county official visited the court
house where he greeted old friends
and looked over the new building.
He complimented the officials at
the court house on their commod'
ious quarters.
Cook was elected to the position
of county clerk in 1911 and held
that position until succeeded in 1922
by Cal G Mousseau, present county
clerk, Cook. is at present located
in Los Angeles where he holds a
responsible position in banking
institution.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-08-09
Injuries Prove
Fatal to Woman

Mrs. Isabel Castro de Martinez,
aged sc, died at the FL Centre hos
pital yesterday from injuries reeeiv-
ed in an automobile accident which
occurred on the CaleXico highway
about five weeks ago. The woman
suffered a fractured skull in the ac-
cideut and was removed % the coun,
ty hospital Her condition gradual
ly grew worse and few days ago
she was transferred to the FL Cen
tro hospital but efforts to save her
life proved unavailing.
The body has been removed to
Lemons funeral parIors on State
street. Arrangements for the fun
cral have not as yet been announc,
ed. The deceased leaves husband
Pedro Martinez, and one SON
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-08-09

His wife fired at him with an old
fashioned revolver, Chicago man
testified in divorce actioA lIOW
roiuautici
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-08-09

This certainly would b. dull
summer were it not Tor the air
planes, worms, flagpole sitters and
Stillmaus.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-08-09

NATS used to take a while to
Ocook. Now they're ready il 20
to minutes.
Thus starting days with less nour-
ishing foods is a folly
Quick Quaker supplies the excel
1ently balanced ration OF protein,
carbohydrates, yitamInes and the
bulk" (to make laxatives less often
needed that active people need to
carry on tie d.
Get Quick Quaker. Food that's
delicious; food that stands by"
through the morning Start each
Your grocer has Quick Quaker
also Quaker Oats as you have always
known them.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-08-09

a motor trip to northern California.
They plan to visit in Oregon and
the national parks along their timer
airy. Vice Consul G. ". Doherty,
who recently returned from his va.
cation, viii be in charge Of tha
MeXicali consulate during BOhr 5
absence.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-08-09

Service Station Entered George
Bcrrio reported to the sheriff S of
flee this morning that some one had
entered the service station located
ON Imperial avenue, between Main
street and the san Diego highway
during the night. A - automatic
gun Of Spanish make was listed az
missing. An investigation has been
begun in the theft.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-08-09

S. Maxwell veterinarian. The
case rcFolved about an alleged i'll
ross suffered by horse owned bv
Bellevue. The defendant WIS 70.
leased on his own recognizance for
appearance later Date for trial
has not been set.
Timing Trouble? See Fritz! adv
Jones Deputy Consta Ole Il. ID.
Jones has been appointed as dep
atY constable Of licbcr township.
The appointment was made this
morning Ey \. II. Nogel, constable
and the papers filed at the county
clerk S office Fhe deputy took
cath Of office at the county clerk S
I office this morning.
Two Demurrers Filed.-Two de.
Imgrrers and Il notion 10 strike Ger
tain portions Of the cross complaint
in the case Of the First National
Bank Of CaleXico against r. O.
Thompson were filed at the county
clerk 5 office this morning By AuIi
and Mckinnon, attorneys for the
plaintiff. The first demurrer cites
Is grounds why the cross complaint
should be ruled out by the court.
The second demurrer is against the
answer flied By HE defendant ana
the motion to strike j. relative 10
numerous portions Of the cross com
plaint
DR.. A. B r>1,sol, Derslst. FIX
raetlun specialist DAYS Bldg
Henlngs oy appointments Phone
8N adv
Mastcrson Under Investigation
h. t. MastersOn, -, Of San Jose
Calf, has been locked up at the
county jail pending an investigation
! into his condition. 1t is believed
" authorities that he is addicted te
The drug habit and he viii be giger
/ hearing. Masterson voluntarily
appeared at the jail in a dazed con
dtion. An effort will be made K
have the man placed in an institu
tion TO cure the ailment if lie i,
found to be an addict. it Was said
Youth Is Released -William Pal.
mer, 10, was released from custody
Al the sheriff's office this morning
Palmer was picked up by city police
saturday in company with Nadine
Farwell II, Of Los Angeles. Word
had been received here from the
father of the girl saving that tit
I've had run away from their home.
in Los Angeles. The father ariv
ed this morning and the girl wa
turned over to his custody. &c
charge was brought against the MAJ
and he was released.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-08-09
Meet Me at Steve 3.
ad

Bank Care Dismissed. An order
far tle dismissal 81 the action III
the ease Of G. Bonini against r.
5olfh floor. Viii, 1unstcin aud tue
Bank Of Italv National Trust and
Savings association, was filed at The
county CLERKS office this morning.
TIE notice said that the matter la /
been settled out Of court The suit
suit revalYed about an Indebtedness
alleged due The plaintiff on a prom
.ssorg note IN the amount Of $3.50.
S. T. Williams appeared rs attorney
for tie plaintiff
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-08-09

Fails to Pay Fine-W. NJ. Trip
lett, who was released from custody
recently upon promise to pay fine
of 500 which had been imposed by
Judge l. Mayfield, was locked up
again by deputy sheriffs this morn
ing, charged with failure to pay the
money Triplett was convicted on
charge of unlawful possession Of
Intoxicating liquor in Judge May
field s court in May.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-08-09

The canneries at Pomona, Los An
gelcs county, have been canning 500
tons Of apricots weekly.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-08-09

Eee2 HeaitIS Dr,nk Paul $ Leu
made. II s pure, Plckwick Stages
sepot. nd
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-08-09

Hay Insurance. Edgar Bros. Real
" Co, IN Centre, Cal 6Os Main ii
tnnne leo adv
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-08-09

Hay rnaufa4.oe. edgar Bt.s. Reai
I? Co, FL Gen.ro, Cal 6Us Main ~
puone 100 sav
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-08-09

Dr. A & r<1gsea, DeEllst. FIX
raetlUn specialist. DAYS Bldg
HenIngs Oy appointment. Phone
SN. adv
Evening star., 1927-04-28
Lamp Shades Reduced

/ 10-inch Decorated Parchment
Paper Shade. Was SO. Now 81 so
l 12-inch Pleated Parchment Paper
Shade. Was $3.50. Now. -. SO
1 14-inch Decorated Oval Parch-
ment Paper Shade. Was $40.
Now ............... .:...... So
/ 18-inch Georgette and Silk Shade.
Was $3.50. Now. ........ $3.50
/ Imported, Handmade Rose Silk
Shade with rose trimming and
fringe. Was $75. Now. $50
! Imported Handmade Rose Silk
Shade, with rose trimming and
fringe. Was $50. Now. 80. .S25
2 14-inch Hand-painted Wood
Candlesticks (can be electrified.
Were $3.50 each. Now. SO
l Marble Ornament (can be elec-
trified). Was IS. Now. $3.50
LAMP SECTION. SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1927-04-28
Children's Socks, 25c
We're SOC Pair

so Pairs Children's u and 81
length Summer Socks, in white,
tan, gray and fancy plaids, with
turnover tops: sizes to TX.
Il Pairs CbiIdren's FuII-fashioned
Short Silk Socks, mostly pink, a
few white; sizes 4. Az, 6, 612 and
I. We're 81 and $2.10 pair.
Now ............... 9Jc
II Pairs Misses Full fashioned
Siik-tO-theIem Hose, in broken
sizes Slightly soiled from dis
play). Were $1.75 and 50 pair
NOW ~ Id
CHILDREN HOSIERY SECTION
FIRST Floor
Evening star., 1927-04-28
Glassware Reduced and
Specially Priced

200 Colonial ana Optic Ice Tea
Tumblers. Special, SC; SOC DOZ.
48 Crystal Glass Salad Plates. Spe-
cia1. each ................... .15c
"a Gold Band Decorated Tumblers.
Special, each .15c
IL Mismatched COlOred Salad
Plates. Were 81 each. Now. soc
8 ROse-cOIored Glass Salad Plates.
Were soc. Now ...... .25c
Covered COl0red Glass BOnbOn
Dishes. Were $150. Now ..75c
9 Imported COIOred Glass Vases.
Were $1.50 Now .........S5c
Also odds and ends of desirable ta-
BILE glassware pieces, greatly re-
duced.
GLASSWARE SECTION. FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1927-04-28
Pictures and Frames
Reduced

Frames Slightly Imperfect
3 Hand-cOlored Scenes. Were S..
2 Original Water ColOrs. Were
$25 each. Now $40
2 Original Water COIOrs: A Moor
land Road, On Lock Fyne. Were
$50 each. Now $40
l Aurora. Was SO. Now. $3.50
4 Double Strand Frames: /, 8x10; 2,
7x9. Were $5. Now. $50
2 Silver-finish Swinging Frames.
Were sips. Now ......... .75c
I Picture: Evening Glow. Was
$3.50. Now ..............S3 $3.50
] Swinging Frame, size 10x13.
Was $4. Now ..............$
PICTURE SECTION, SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1927-04-28
Reed & Barton
Silver-Plated
F1atware Reduced

IL Sets Teaspoons. Were $3.50 set.
Now 81
Sets Knives. Were SO set.
NOW ........... ............ SS
6 Sets Forks. Were $2.75 set.
4NOW %
Sets Ice Cream Spoons. Were
$1.75 set. Now. .SI.25
IL Sets Coffee Spoons. Were 81
set. Now .75c
IL Sets Tablespoons. Were $2.75
set. NOW. ..............S W
Silver-plated Coffee Cups, with
china lining Slightly damaged).
Were $2.75 each. Now. SITS
! Silver-plated Caster Set. Was
$1.25. Now .75c
12 1917 Butter Knives. Were 15c
each. Now .1Oc
q Sets L0nghandIe Cocktail Forks.
Were S1.50 set. Now. ... .90c
3 Salad Sets with sterling handles.
Were SO set. Now .$225
SILvERwARE SECTION. FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1927-04-28
Reductions in Mems FURNISHINGS

Mems Pure silk Socks fine. sheer weave,
Isle heels, toes and soes. Colors black
cordovan Russian calf French tan white. Sizes II
S60 Mems Checked NansOO Union Suits; sleeveless knee
length style, fullcut Sizes "a A. Very special
90 Mems and Boys Cotton Golf Hose, in tan white
pairs. s.................. ST
80 Mems COored Madras Shirts.
gle onebutton cuff styles. Sizes IA 151a. Former
prices $3.50 and $3.50 Now. $185
80 BLK knitted FOurnaDd Ties, shades of brown and
gray and tan mixtures. Were 81 and $3.50. Now. 81
10 knitted Striped Union Suits sleeveless and kneeength
style Sizes 49, 40 A. 48 and So Were $3 Reduced for
immediate disposal to.
~ thetc Union Suits soied from display Size "a
Were 81 and $1.50. Reduced soc
Fancy PulIover Sweaters, of pure Sizes SO A.
MEMS FURNISHINGS SECTION. FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1927-04-28
Friday Remnant Day for Thrifty

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., 1927-04-28
Decorated Dinnerware Reduced
Zoe to $4.o5 Piece or Set

Domestic Imported Decorated Dnnerware Pieces
Though
there the desirable,
including
butter dishes pickle boats,
vegetable dishes, salad
bowls meat dishes, side dishes and bowls.
CttIINA SEfvrTON FTrrLJ
Evening star., 1927-04-28
Spread and Sham Sets
SIS; Were $40

Whi'e spreads ssxns ana
3 Pairs White WOOl-rnixed Blankets,
size 70XS0. Were $40 pair (soIledl
1 Pair white Wool.mixed Blankets.
size 60xS0 (soiledl. Was $40 pair.
NOW ........... Sb.Io
BLANKET SECTION, SECOND FLOOR,
Evening star., 1927-04-28
Embroidered Doilies
25c: Were 75c

AZ All-linen Embroidered Doilies. in Law
ender, pink, blue and tan. Size l2xlS.
25 Hand-scalloped Madeira BOudoir Pill
lOweases. size 14xlS. Were 81 each.
now .ooC
25 AIl-Iinen Lace-trimmed Scarfs. with
lace insertions. size 18X50. Were 500.
go AIlLinen Embroidered scarfs. in Law, law
ender and blue; sizes 1896 and
1Sx45 Were So 80 Now. ...... .05c
LINEN SECTION. SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1927-04-28
Overb1ouses, ST
Woro eS *

3 Crepe de Chine Overblouses:
black, size SO: navy, size SO.
3 Maids Black SOisette Over
blOuses, in sizes 44 and 46. Were
$3.50. NOW. ........... Sl
2 Tan Crepe de Chine OyerblOuses,
trimmed in navy; size 40. Were
$6.75. Now. $685.
l Black Crepe de Chine OverbIOuse,
with velvet collar; size SO. Was
$6.75. Now. w.............. 81
l Imported White Crepe de Chine
OverblOuse, trimmed with steel
beads: size 3S. Was S25. Now $3.50
i Silver Metallic Cloth OverblOuse.
size 40. Was $1675. Now $3.50
/ BOis de Rose Radium OverblOuse,
size "a. Was $3.50. Now $3.95
BLOUSE SECTION. THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1927-04-28

12 Sweaters in sipon buondownront styles sizes 10
l2 and II Were $3.50. Now S5ou
II Cotton Knit Combinations, shorteeye style in sizes TO-
White BrOadcoth Overbouses in sizes g. TO- H. l6 and ~
Girls Silk Slips, trimmed with rufes and lace in sizes 10
~ Ia .S39l
Silk Slips, blue, gray 1G
$3.50. .Sll3
tRf E~TION COR
Evening star., 1927-04-28
Women's Umbrellas
Special. S4.85

18 Women's Silk Umbrellas, in red,
brown, garnet and purple, with
self or fancy borders; mounted on
1O-rib frames; handles of amber
colored composition, with matching
tips and ferrules.
s WOmen's Silk Umbrellas, in pur-
pie and brown, with self or fancy
borders; mounted on 10 and IS
rib frames; amber colored han
dies, finished with silk cord
wrist loops. Special .$3.75
UMBRELLA SECTION. FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1927-04-28
Boys Wash Suits Greatly
Reduced, 81 and S1.95

29 Shortseeve F1apper Suits of excellent quality white
or tan broadcloh, with belt to match. Sizes g. T. 5,
and 10 Were $3.50 Reduced
40 Longsleeve Wash Suits of the finer wash materials
full sized and serviceabe shades Well made Sizes
to years. Were $3.50 1895. Reduced to. 81
100 Pairs Boys Pajamas blue lavender pink white
Wash fabrics. Onepiece styles in sizes to Ia years.
piece models in sizes to IA years Special. Csc
IL Boys Sweaters of coors
Spring and Summer Sizes IA years. Were
much more Now .S195
MILDLY Suits, of the better grade wash
2S:6 and years Were $3.50. Reduced to. $l.95
~ Sailor Bl0uSes in loose MILDLY style others with
button around bottom. All white white
lars. Sizes to and to 10 years Were $3.50 and
Small Boys TopcOats Of excellent fabrics in the
Spring shades. Sizes 8 and years Very greatly
Blue Serge Suit, 3pece model pairs of knickers
coat OF fine quality Size IS years Was $2250.
NOW 1913
BoYs' SECTION. FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1927-04-28
Women's
Combinations, 95c
Woro HISO In 81

" ere yI.5U to yZ
4 Women's Mercerized Lisle Com
bination Suits; Merode and Richie
lieu makes, in popular styles; sizes
4, 5, 6, and 8 (seiled).
10 Pairs Spring weight MerOde Cot
ton Knit Pants; knee-length, side
button style; size (soiled). Were
81 pair. Now. ................75 .75c
KNIT UNDERWEAR SECTION
THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1927-04-28
Women's S Pajamas, CSC
Gre0fLv Reduced

II Pairs Women's Chambray Pa
jamas, wee neck, long-sleeve style,
in pink and blue; sizes 38 and 40.
10 Hand-embroidered Phili p p In
Gowns, low-neck style; in sizes
10, 16 and II. Greatly reduced
to .................. S2.95
] Pairs Step-in Drawers, of white
wolfe and nainsook; sizes 81 and
t'3. Were much more. Now 75c
3 Extra Size Bodice-top Costume
Slips, size so. Greatly reduced
W = a sOO
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR SECTION
Evening star., 1927-04-28
Everynan's Edition
SOC Mere we 75c Were '. ae

20 Volumes Everyman's Edition. In
eluding Ruskin. Trollope. Dickens.
We're 81 go volume. Now 75c
IL Volumes EVeryman's Edition. cloth
ind ling. We're SOC volume.
Also a table Of children's books at
greatly reduced prices.
Book SECTION, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1927-04-28

Dresses From Walnut Room Reduced

Street Dresses In sizes IS and 49, Were
Imported Flat Crepe Dress, size IS Was
So Was $65 Now $3.50
Maize trimmed with beads
White Satin (sgltly soed S%slO
l,LnN : a. In4At ELLInn ELnnR
Evening star., 1927-04-28
Apiece Bedroom Suite, $147.5O; Was $26!

very maple gumwood construction
foot bed.
1Opece Dining Suite S265; was 1866 handsome suite
large proportions of combination walnut and gumwood
structon includes 66Inch Buffet large obong Extension
double door Serving Cabinet and Side Chairs and Armchair
with tapestry
Large Enclosed China Cabinet with
cupboards $55 $40
Walnut finish Bedside Table shelf $4 $3.50
High Grade Box Spring and Thick Layer Felt Mattress in at
acve art ticking for double metal bed size 5X74 Was $500
Spring ticking insze bed 371zx74
Felt Top Box Spring strong ticking double
Early American Maplefnh Twinsize Poster Bed Was sos
Twinsize Simmons Metal Beds with metal panel
and foot; gracene pattern in walnut finish Were $225
Brown,fnish Simmons Twin-size $3.50:
Ivory4lnsh Bed in post
Wood6nish simmona Double Metal Beds
owfoot Wood Bed Of walnut and gunwood
ton, light .$225O
Double Door Serving Cabinet size 9x4 Of walnut and gum
wood construction Can be used as radio cabinet was
Dressing Table Bench upholstered
Wanutanish Cane Chair Was SIS. Now $3.50
BEDROOM AND DINING hooM FURNITURE. SECTIONS nE roo
3-Piece Fiber Suite, $95; Was $172.5O
spring cushions upholstered in striped Finished in caramel
yellow soft and black Scushion davenport an armchair
Cafe Decorated Finish SCushion Fiber Davenport with
tonne upholstered seat and back. Was $30 Now $3.50
WoodLop Table size S4H54 in dark frosted brown n s n
stick Chair finished n yel
Brown Wiow Ar7nehairs Were $3.50 Now Ss5
Dropieaf Reed Tea Wagon with cretonne lined serving tray
stick Reed settee was s275o Now
ns RognS psr ResS FSe h Mss head M @ % Was $780,
Gray and Blue Decorated Reed DesL with drawer Was
WICKER FuRNIruRn II SECTION S M srxrn TX FLOOR Dr. " " '
Evening star., 1927-04-28
Chi1dren's Furniture Reduced FaoSs Fa%sr.,

Table and Chair Sets table and char finished in and
blue Were 5000 Now .$75O
Table and Chair Sets table and cha finished in blue and
Ivory Folding Play Pens with blue floor and rubberred
wheels $10.50. $3.50
IvOryfnish Baby Bassnettes with rubbered wheels
Were $3.50 Now $675
Colonial Bassnette, fancy decorations
plete with cotton mattress. $28. S21
IvOrynish kdde Hoop with mattress Slightly
damaged Was SCI Now. $3.50
IvOryhnish Riddle mattress. $750 $275
Ivory finish POrceIaintOp Table and Chairs table
rated with alphabet and numerals Was 1880 1913
Toys Greatly Reduced
20 Mechanical Delivery Trucks.
Baby Dolls. $3.50 So .S145 S645
Jackie Sailors 35c each. Now 15c
Lumberac Suits pad shirt trousers belt hatchet
years.
Play Stores. Were 81 25. Now. Sl50
Mahogany Sewing Cabinets. $575 Now. S3.15
A Houses, S375
4 Houses, $575 .S2.75
] Small Doll House. 1896
j
finish
with $6.25. .$1.50
] Soldier Suit trousers putteesl $25
Evening star., 1927-04-28
Toys-S1ight1y Soi1ed-Greatly Reduced

Disc Wheel ScOOters, with rbbertired balbearng
S5.95.
Enameed Bikes with balIbearng
brake Were $2150 Now. .$l45O
Brownie VeOpedes with rubbertired wheels rubber
ais We're $13 Now. .$775
Disc Wheel ScOOters with babearing Wheels alsee
brake. Were $3.50. Now .S545
SECTION.
Evening star., 1927-04-28
Housewares Reduced

g. s. Electric Washing Machines, with copper
positions; driven; 8sheet
$9S50
so-tOp Boxes,
slightly ................. S195
White Enameled Kitchen Tables
bread cake partoned drawer; slightly
White Enameled Steel Kitchen Tables with porcelain size
25X40 inches; slightly $l395 $3.50
White Enameed Steel Kitchen Tables. with porcelain
bread and cake box and partoned drawer slightly damaged
Porcelain Table Tops 25x4h nches slightly imperfect
Were
White EGnameed Spm Hamper; oblong shape
size: slightly damaged Was $3.50 $3.50
White Enameed Nursery Refrigerator slightly
damaged.
Unfinished ropleaf Tables 36x42: slightly damaged
80. ...~.
Unfinished Gateeg Table, size 36x36; slightly
: -.
Porcelain Table Top 27x56; slightly $675
HOUSEWARES SECTION. FnTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1927-04-28
Special Size Dresses Greatly
Reduced to SIS, $3.50

12 Little WOmens Dresses of fiat and georgette, in
navy tan, black peach and white, showing side
drapes pleated TERED skirts pleated jabots and
brodered collars and cuffs sizes 141 1914 1872 and 201
Were much more. Now. 'Si5
Large WOmens Dresses de chine and georgete III
blue beige; street and afternoon
styles showing peated TERED skirts embroidered vests
and button and tuck trimmings; sizes 422 442 and 462
Greatly reduced $3.50
SPECIAL SIZE SECTION. THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1927-04-28
Girls and Junior Misses
Dresses and Coats Reduced

Girls Dresses, of tub silk, flannel and attacse
colors and IA. Were $125o SlA3
Girls English BrOadcO Wash Dresses, in stripes sizes and
Girls White Crepe dc Chine Dresses, aud ii (sghy
Girls White Crepe de Chine Dress trimmed with tucs and rib
bon: Was $3.50 Now. $3.50
Girls Spring Coats and sizes 10 and H. We're
Sl50 Now 800"
/ Girls Furrmmed Coat, brown; size H. Was $4950.
Junior Miss Black Satin Dress, with white satin collar and
H. Was $50. $3.50
Junior Miss Beaded Evening Dress of pink georgee size ~
Junior Miss White GeOrgee Dress, II Slightly soled
Junior Miss Blue Plaid Spring Coat lined with chine
GmLs, AND JuNIoR MISSES SECTION. EouRTH FLOOR:
Evening star., 1927-04-28
Ruff1ed Marquisette Curtains
Special. ST Pair

1856 Pairs Ruffed Marqusee Curtains in white with dot;
full ru1ed valance ebacks match Special,
25 Ruied of white
with attractive tiebacks match Special pair 81
30 Pairs Woven Check Design Rufied Marquette Curtains
Also pairs kinds vOile marqu
sette of kind subject slight mussing soils
Sold 'aS is" Reduced "a and