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Evening star., 1927-10-16
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gALLENGER. On Saturday. oeto9hee;r; Is. IS.
JAMES A.. beloved husband. q Ella F,
Funeral from his late residence. 2ls End
Int 6o1ETetspna Cemetery Frfsd' fs
BALsAM. Drowned Sunday; October g;
1927 SAMUEL BAhLsAMd BAL AN AGED AGED Rl9 ~
s FuneTa sfn from 1f
ina parlors. corner Bird and East Capitol
tsS Mondag ID doc oe'PRfr aI ceessry l7 ss Om
nE ViERs BROWN m Of iH Baltimore. Nd, in her
51st year. Funeral from, the home Of her
MG sfsr at MTs 70 oeloc Mond mornng 1a In
terment Loudon Park Cemetery. Baltimere,
1857. CHARLES WILLIAM. Beloved. son
of Mrs. Gertrude Carrick. Funeral from
He st. iunega nw nonday Goru9ay Q October r r. at
tives and friends invited.
is 81 on Fdas at T2EnRE
EVE. beloved wife OF Charles IS David ave- l- bll.
se Il ss2 duIHed and many nS hf @
E6ns; F,ea WanSsa SssDo oeiaea sa and f. Ess
2 pm. from Galbraith Church. 9th st
between / and N sts. NV. Rev. Bat1tdley
EHRMANTRAUT. On Friday, October Il {
eger es At m ae eDWARb D R hs beio1ed
Trinity Church on Monday. October II. at at
9l5 where requiem ME masf ,tsrn,esf will Sf
Mount Olivet Cemetery. To-
FREYSZ. Friday. October Il. 1897. at his
Fssidsnee ehares ST Edm9nst9n SdInonS Mdd
residence Sunday. October is. at pm.
Relatives and friends invited.
41I YF1 CofT
IT, sa0fr nw 10 Riffs aoo6soS 81 aRed W Years
oys Of Msp faspes EMo ok
mains, mains resting sn a john TT T. stewsrts No
LIAM LiNDsAY GRIMES beloved aunt
Of Ruth DAYTON, and Elizabeth ,n Dayt4nn
Wright Co; 1897 10th st. nv; Monday la,
GRIMsHAw Entered into etsrna, res rest rsS, oc-
Sep.e sst s; nv: VII WILLIAM a I,ea =; GRIM y
Fletcher. Mamie Washington and Ruth
Gsfn Gorham ane G. Fecher ESe
and Genevieve Green. Notice OF funeral
hereafter. IL
HARDING. On Saturday. October i. 1927.
isos f. ssG st nv. Nv MARY e. RS AM DENT HARD
N beloved mohsg ,s e eTsoS Rerpard and I'd I1nR xR
rfpS ber Il. at PM. at her late residence, is
0S ETdaE 9fsSfsE 1 Se
from Nssssyis Prsfsy'sBs MS Bs
tmorc papers please copy) 16
g %seni;2$iEE f$E SsSSSs5 Ss'Ss$
services at his late residence. 5o31 Wis
c9nsn m aTs: p1eas, nw omit huoSy oMysrs oc'ooer
lor at HeTnden. Va. Carson NJ, HYATT.
ntefment 2k at ckestnat Grove cemetery Il
N Ies7. at fhes1ay ths residqnee % ef his dsughssr
NAN Ts fs1fl E. kEhEY hEars Notice 81 funeral here
after.
LGsEy. sqdaenly e on Er5dpy qstoRfEs ofsH4 y
BELOVED / SON ny Of the late Robert +: and
Emeline Lnsby, Funeral Monday. October
naror m at 1th p 81 tro fnterment cen
gressional Cemetery, 16 +
MACKLER. Suddenly. Friday, October u,
A. Maeker and oeSVsa dsVoted pq fahe 9 ot Mrs.
ehapei snffs Of besnsrd psnsansfs: $5ol tIl 14,h
interment at Adaf Israel Cemetery.
MOORE. Departed this life Saturday: Oc-
toher r. 1927 at LA ami aiindn. in FTssSd4meRRn
SYLVESTER MOORE. beloved son Of Ell
Naro NoH acd Eva Ha MGors ssyes nse 10 dnTn Br1y i
voted mother and father and a host of
relatives and friends. Notice of funeral
hereafter.
TRACY. Friday. October II. 1927. at o
pm. at the home of his sister. Mrs. Annie
E. Robey of Bradley Hills. Md. SAMUEL
H TRACY Funeral from above address
Sunday October 16. at 3 p.m Interment
at Potomac. Md. baltimore papers please
Evening star., 1927-10-16
PAY ROLL PADDING
CHARGED TO PAIR
Two New York Civil Service
Employees Suspended
in Inquiry.
Bv the Associated press

ALBANY, n. Y, Octobe. 15.-Mak
ing public charges which. sustained
will characterize them as persons mot
proper to retain i'm the State service. :"
the State Civil Service Commission to
day suspended two Of their chief EN-.
pioyes as the result of testimony
brought out this week I'm the investt.
cation into the conduct of the 1925
state enumeration under Mrs. Flor
ence e. s. Knapp, then secretary OF
State.
The suspended civil service employees
Evening star., 1927-10-16
TRAFFIC TOLL is 56.

RALEIGH, n. c.. October Is LP.--
Automobiles and trains combined in
September to kill 56 North Carolinians,
the State Board of Health announced
today in reporting that the toll of
violent deaths last month touched a
new high level of 144. In August there
were 10 violent deaths, so lives being
lost as automobiles left the highways
and went hurting into deep rayines or
else collided with other machines.
Evening star., 1927-10-16
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TO-DAY.

The Catholic Daughters of America,
Court No. 212. will celebrate its four
teenth anniversary with an initiation
of more than 100 candidates at the
Willard Hotel, 3 O'Clock. The initiation
will be followed by a banquet at the
hotel at $50 o'clock. Mrs. James
Ryan, chairman of the comittee on
arrangements.
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u
will be followed by banquet at the
hotel at $50 o'clock Mrs. James
Ryan, chairman of the comittee on
arrangements.
Annie c. Bill, in connection with
the service of the Christian Science
Parent Church. will speak on I'm
mortality" at II o'clock, in the as
sembly room of the Hotel Lafayette.
The Fed Triangle Outing Club will
meet at Congress Heights, Nicholas
avenue and Raleigh street. at 3:4o
o'clock. Take Congress Heights car
There will be hike to the steel plant
and back to the campfire at the club.
Bring lunch and flashlight. Coffee
will be furnished.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the I. A.
of M. will give 500 card party to-
morrow, $50 pm, at Northeast Ma
sonic Temple, Eighth and F streets
northeast.
r. f. o. luncheon. Tuesday, 1880
PM. at the Arlington Hotel. outside
members welcome.
Shenandoah Chapter. Z. y. c., will
meet October "a at Confederate Me-
moral Home.
Tau Delta Sigma Sorority will give
it's fourth annual subscription dance
Thursday. 10 p. M, at the Lafayette
Hotel. Novelty attractions.
The District of Columbia Parent
Teacher Associations will meet Tues
day. las PM, in auditorium of In
terror Department building. DR.. Frank
w. Ballou will speak at 2 pm. and
the state president will speak on the
national convention in California.
Petworth Citizens Association meets
in Joppa Lodge hall, 4209 Ninth street,
at s. pm. Tuesday. Col. William E.
Ladue, engineer commissioner. and
some members of Citizens Advisory
Council will be guests. Election of
officers, refreshments.
Evening star., 1927-10-16
al arriaQe.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SATURDAY.. oc;;
Church. Baltimore. Md HAY BROOKE
TALIAFERRO of Cottage City. Nd: and
RUTH ELIZABETH HAMMOND OF Baltl-
more Md
Evening star., 1927-10-16

Annie G. Bill. in connection with
the service of the Christian SciencS
Parent Church. will speak on I'm
mortality" at II o'clock. in the as
sembIy room of the Hotel Lafayette
Evening star., 1927-10-16

p. f. o. luncheon. Tuesday. 1880
y. M. at the Arlington Hotel. Outside
members welcome.
Evening star., 1927-10-16

The Ladies' Auxiliary to the I. A.
of M. will give 500 card party to-
morrow, $50 pm, at Northeast Ma
sonic Temple, Eighth and F streets
northeast s
Evening star., 1927-10-16

Tau Delta Sigma Sorority will give
it's fourth annual subscription dance
Thursday. 10 p. M, at the Lafayette
Hotel. Novelty attractions.
Evening star., 1927-10-16

Shenandoah Chapter, L. u. c., will
meet October % at Confederate Me-
mortal Home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-20

Luxurious suites and odd pieces from the
Grand Rapids Furniture Exposition. Buy
tisw, as the saving. are we'll worth while
FufnttHre->Fourth Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-20
To Give That Chic Touch of Spring!
Flowers, SOC to $2.45

Wonderful varietytheres every imaginable size and shade
Flowers brighten up Winter the lapel
OF Spring onefowers that add much to the charm
afternoon dressesand dozens of fascinating
flowers for evening frockS!
P4L4TS ROY4L-Trimma0s-Md Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-20
Popular Items at Popular Prices!

That's what the Palais Royals new mer-
chandising policy has accomplished!
Here are but few of the new Spring ar
rivals that have been marked at very
low, popular prices
, 1927-04-02

1T is hereby brought to public no
Z tice that Trademark No. So, 703,
which was registered in the United
States Patent Office, Washington,
ID. g., on January Is, 1907, in the
name of L. e. WATERMAN COM
PANY of New York, N. Y, q cor
poration organized and existing I'M
der the laws of the State OF New
York, and which was registered
on February rs, 1918, in the Of
flee of the Government Secretary
of the Virgin Islands of the United
States. has, under date OF Janu-
ary rs, 1927, been renewed at
the United States Patent Office,
Washington, ID. g., for q period
OF twenty years from January -,
1927, unless sooner terminated by
law, and that the renewal has
this date been recorded in the
OHice Of the Government oecre-
Cary of the Virgin Islands OF
the United States, at Saint Tho
mas. lin accordance with the pro-
visions in the regulations gov
erning the registration Of Patents
and Trademarks in the Virgin IS
lands, approved 30 June 1920.
Government of the Virgin Islands
Saint Thomas,
March 15, 1927.
e. H. VAN PATTEN,
Government Secretary.
TOn DDTNTTThf
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-11
NOTICE OF SALE ESTATE FOR DELINQUENT TAXES SEWARD, ALASKA
 YEAR 1926.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN:

that certain Order of Division of Municipal Copoaon for the Lien or Cen ordered provided by law or certain real municipal penal compliance with the terms duly regularly adopted Resolution or the approved by or holding or real thereof ordered to be made m the newspaper the design Common Council
 THEREFORE, l. P Hannon Munlcpa Clerk or the Cty o Mayor and Common Council of Wl the 12h day o Seward Alaska commencing al until the hour of o'clock n stated deslgnaed over described this Notice of Sale IS public auction to the hhest specifically described tracts and ps W ea
 
 Territory of Alaska for the lien delinquent TOT together with penat interest ana cos
 of real estate hereinafter enumerated ana schedule be and separately sold;
 and tract denuent sufficient not bd o discharge the amount bid the Municipal CNs-k on of City of Seward
 said shall fail to pay pace or be completion of said tax sale;
 sold at said sale subject to rednp ~ the period of date of such sale;
 will be issued in due and proper form as D provided;
 description or eh subject to this adeSea pald o cn to whom aseseu
 Municipal Clerkfo for City of Seward, Alaska Published August II, 1S 25, September l. s. 1927.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-11
FISH EXPERT TELLS SECRETS IF SEAFOOD
 AND FISH FASHIONS

LONDON, Aug. II. [P)-How does the prawn manage to get into polite society while the shrimp is taboo?
 There are fashions in fish just as there are styles in ladies' gowns, and K. c. Boulenger, director of the Lon- don Zoo aquarium, discusses them in book he has just published, "A Nat uralist at the Dinner Table"
 Boulenger reveals many secrets of the restaurant keeper Fish dishes often are not what they seem, he tells, and high-sounding names often con- ceal the humblest creatures of the deep.
 Whitebait, which is regarded aas a luxury in England, is a combination of all sorts of litle fish. Even baby seahorses get mixed with pipefish, sprat and herrings in this fried mix ture of small fish, so the naturalist says. In winter whitebait is chiefly sprat and in summer it is mostly her. rings.
 Boulenger says timed crab is some times the flesh of the octupus dyed pink. Turbot bonnefemme is often shark or dogfish and rock saalmon' has no claim on the salmon tribe. It is often wolf fish Sometimes it is angler fish. Fried sole is often fried witch, or fried megrim.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-11
GIFTS TO LAW LIBRARY

NORFOLK, Va, Aug. II. P-A complete collection of Virginia law re- ports is to be presented by the state to Middle Temple, the English barris- ter's library, of London. Governor Harry Floood Byrd has directed Ivor A. Page of this city, native of England, to convey the gift.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-11
Al THE HOTELS
SEXTON HOTEL

SEN SN T1S Frank E. Towle, B. Du Buille and family, Fairbanks; A. A. Cobb, Oliver Rush, J. T. McCrea, Fairbanks; R. Jacobs, LEnx Cheek; Ann Hughes, Harry Johnson.
 OVERLAND HOTEL A. Colmas, Ray Atkins, Aberdeen; G, Knutson, L. R. Wykoff, John Moe, Al Sutherland, E. Mattschei, A. Bar low, w. Lange.
 VAN GLIDER HOTEL Charles E. Cantine, Moose Pass; George J. Maxi, Geo. L. Jenkins, Hat tie Crawford, Portland, Oregon; Will liam Stolt.
 SEWARD HOTEL Edna Kane, Fairbanks; Joe Wilson, Moose Pass; Mrs. R. T. Moody, San Diego, Cal.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-11

Golf clubs and balls; just re- ceivel. The course is open, see Urbach"
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-11

H. V. Hoben and A. F. Davis and L. B. & H. F. Spencer H. V. Hoben and A. F. Davis
 and L. B. & H. E. Spencer H. V. Hoben and A. F. Davis
 and l.. B. & H. E. Spencer
Evening star., 1927-09-22
Girls and Junior Misses
Appare1 Reduced

IL Girls Tub Dresses, with and
without boomers. Styles suitable
for school wear; sizes to 10 years.
Were 1895. Now. W............Sl.9 81 80
6 Girls Printed Tub Silk Dresses,
green. pink and blue; sizes s, 10, Il
and IA. Were $3.50. Now :. $3.50
2 Girls Lightweight Coats, of nat
ural and green kasha. full lined:
sizes 8 and u. Were $3.50.
Junior Miss Black and White
Check Sports Coat. with velvet col
lar: size 49, Was S29.50. Now. 1886
, Junior Misses Black Satin Coats,
full lined sizes 13 and II. Were
$3.50. Now. $3.50
1 Junior Miss Rose Silk Dress,
suitable for street wear; size 13.
Was $29.50. Now. .S4.95
Junior Misses Tub Dresses of
crepe de chine and wash silk, in
plain color and stripes; sizes Is and
1t. Were S16.75. Now. $3.50
Junior Misses Dresses of dotted
organdy and tub silk, one and two
piece styles; sizes 10 and II. Were
SGD. Now. 4.95
2 Junior Misses Silk Dresses, suit.
able for afternoon and street wear;
black and copen; size II. Were
$3.50. Now. .S14.50
GIRLS AND JUNIOR MISSES SECTION
FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1927-09-22
Housewares Reduced

IS Good Quality Scrub Brushes, small
size. Were 2Oc Now reduced to Inc
8 1e-inch Hair BrOOms. Were $ll5.
Now = : '"'
II Aluminium Strainers. slightly shop
worn. Were S5c. Now, ....... .45c
3 Aluminium 8-inch Fruit Cake Pa'.s.
Spring form, loose bottom. Were
CSC. Reduced to-. .a0c
10 Aluminium 9-inch Fruit Cake Pans.
spring form, loose bottom. Were
81 80. Now. W.......... 'oJC
1eAIuminum 10-inch Fruit Cake Pans.
spring form, loose bottom. Were
$1.65. Now. Ioc
) 9-inch Hedge Shears. slightly shop
worn. Were 81. Now .........S Sl.25
Garden Wheelbarr0w, hardwood
frame securely braced. Box of clear
cottonwood wooden legs painted red,
striped black. Was $8.75. Reduced
| 16-inch Grass Hing Lawn Mower.
Used as floor sample. Was $S.25.
Now reduced to. .S3.JV
14-inch Grass King Lawn Mower.
Slightly shopworn, used as floor sam
pie. Was So. Now. .S3.2o
? 1e-inch Grass King Lawn Mowers
Slightly shopworn). Were $3.50. Re
duced to. %
/ Gray Enameled Steel Refrigerator,
apartment style. 25pound ice capac-
ity. Slightly damaged. Was S12.
Now .e'.9'
| pair Antique Brass Andirons
(slightly damaged. Was $32 pair.
Now reduced to, pair. ......... -Sl3
| Antique Brass Three-fold Fire
Screen. (Slightly shopWorn). Was
$40. NOW W......... '@1S."
II Universal Two-piece Carving Sets.
Were 1926. Now, each. ....... 81 30
Columbia Food Choppers, family
size Were $f.T5. Now. ...... .95c
14-inch Beaver Ball Bearing Lawn
Mower, slightly shopworn. Used as
floor sample Was $14.25. Reduced
to ................. S9.5O
/ 18-inch Beaver Ball Bearing Lawn
Mower Slightly shopworn). Used as
floor sample. Was $15.75. Reduced
. Mutsclller Iayfiat" POrcelain-tOp
Kitchen Tables. Size of top, 25x36
inches. (SliShtly damaged. Were
$795 Now reduced. ........ $500
] Mutschler White Enameled Kitchen
Cabinet. % inches wide; equipped
with flour and sugar bowls in port
able racks; coffee and tea and four
spice jars: with great many other
conveniences for the modern kitchen
(Slightly shopworn). Was SAT.
NOW SOD
12 Wrought Iron Tabourettes. Were
Csc. Reduced to. 3UC
6 Golden Oak Finish Wooden Tabour-
cites. Were 81. Now. oOc
HOUSEWARES SECTION, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1927-09-22
Toilet Articles Reduced

Powder Jars of Venetian Glass,
slightly damaged.
: at 81. Were s1.75 and $3.50.
10 at soc. We're S1.25 and $50.
3 at Sl.50. Were s3
2 at S225 Were $3.50.
Perfume Droppers of Venetian Glass.
slightly damaged.
2 at SOC. Were 81 and $1.25.
4 at 81. Were s..
20 Mt SI.25. Were $3.50 and 1925.
2 at So. Were S. and 81.
3 at So. Were Sc.
TOILET GooDs SECTION, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1927-09-22
Baby Carriages
Greatly Reduced

(FIOOr N0WDIeSI
/ Ecru Pullman Carriage, very spe-
cially priced ...............S Sl5.Io
] Ecru Pullman Carriage. reversible
bodv. Was s25.75 Now. ..... S20
! Blue English-style Carriage, large
body and hood. Was $40. Now re-
duce0 TO 90"
/ Blue English-style Carriage. Was
9 Ecru Pullman Carriages. Were
$2750. Now .... S@O
2 Persian Blue Baby Strollers. with
hood. We're S2450. Now. -. .S1S.25
2 Ecru Baby Strollers, with hood:
were SIS. Now .Sll.Z5
Other Carriages and Baby Furniture
Greatly Reduced.
CARRIAGE SECTION, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1927-09-22

Misses Flannel Skirts. in green.
copen. rose and red. Sizes 13. Is
and II years. Were Sc. Now. 1896
5 White Broadcloth Blouses. long.
sleeve styles. in tailored effects.
Size years. We're $2.95. Now S1.65
3 Bathing Suits, all-wool, one e-piece
style. Sizes 10, 12 and IS years.
Were $675. Now reduced to. 81 .95
3 Pairs Natural-cOlOr Linen Knicl-
ers, sizes and years. Were $195.
Now ................. CSC
3 Girls Wool Skirts. made on body
White and blue stripes; sizes s. s
and IA years. Were Sc. Now. .4J
GIRLS FURNISHING SECTION
FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1927-09-22
Novelty Jewe1ry Reduced

II Perfume Bottles with French
enamel band, glass dropper. Were
s4 Now. 81 80
Bronze and Sterling Candlesticks.
Were SO. Now. Observation-Disclosures $3.50
White Stone Brooches, French
models. Imperfect. Were $3.50.
NOW . go
2 Real Whitby jet Necklaces. Were
~. NOW. SO
2 Real Whitby Jet Necklaces. Were
s25. Now. $3.50
| White Stone Bar Pin, French. Was
500. Now. ..................S $40
| Real Crystal and Smoked Topaz
Necklace. Was $40. Now. .S18
/ Real Whitby jet Necklace. Was
$40. Now. $40
| Real Whitby Jet Necklace. Was
$12. Now. Observation-Disclosures Sc
JEwELRY SECTION, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1927-09-22
Womcn's Pumps, $4.95 pair
We're $3.50 to SIS

Sc pairs Women's Pumps including
patent leather one strap. brown kld
one.strap. tan Russia calf one-strap
and patent leather operas. All are
high grade shoes, some of them i'm.
ported.
sizes in the combined lot sig, 6, =.
: and . AAA: 6 and AA: / a..
51s, 6, 6i2 and A; 3i2, 4, Az, 5,
5l2 and r: 3. 312, 71a and G.
NoMEN's SHoE SECTION, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1927-09-22
B1ouses at Reduced Prices
6 Handmade Striped Dimity BlOuses, with

6 Handmade Striped Dimlty BIOuses, Win Irlsl
crochet and embroidery on front, round col
lars; size 40. Were $1.95. Now.........S S3c
3 White RIouses, size a.; shirt, size AZ. Were
$t.95. Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ...''. .o'c
9 GRAY Rroadcloth Double breasted Nestees,
long sleeves; size &C. Were S2.95. Now. 8oc
. Crana dc Chine RIOuses-two tan, sizes 3S and
40; one rose size AZ. Were S5.75. Now. .S395
| Tan Suit Blouse braided in tan; size 46. Was
S1275. Now. .................... .So.So
Is Printed Silk Vionnet Neck Bl0uses. red and
white black and white, green and white; sizes
"a to ~. Were $5.75. Now. w............ .S39o
BLOUSE SECTION. THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1927-09-22
Cotton Underwear Reduced

90 Wolfe Envelope Chemise. tailored
style, in pink, peach and orchid
sizes Sc. 38, 40. Were more. Now 75c
8 Muslin Petticoats, finished with
scalloped edge, white; lengths 80 and
"a. Were more. Now. .45c
White Wolfe Step-ins; size 21.
Now .................... .45c
| Pair Philippine Pajamas Of fine
flesh colored nainsook, handmade
and hand embroidered; size IA. Re-
uuced 10 ................... SZ.So
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR SECTION
THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1927-09-22
Silk Underwear Reduced

10 Illusion Bloomers, in coral, yellow
and flesh: sizes ), 6, {. Were $3.75.
Now .S2.45
10 RayOn BlOOmers, in nile, gray and
flesh; sizes 5, 6, Z. Were $1.95.
6 BraSsiere Chemise, crepe de chine,
lace trimmed. coral and nile green;
sizes SO and SO. Were $3.50.
4NoW 4~.fJ
3 Tailored RayOn Chemise, peach and
flesh; size So. Were $1.95 Now S1.35
SILK UNDERWEAR SECTION
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1927-09-22
Women's Knit
Underwear Reduced

30 Women's Athletic Combinations,
in Futurist make. striped voles,
flesh and white Slightly soiIed); sizes
So. 3S. 40, AZ. Were $1.35. Now CSC
10 Women's Imported Knit Vests,
Swan brand. silk and Isle. low neck,
no sleeve, built-up shoulder. white:
sizes 7, s, and .. Were 81. Now Csc
II Women's Imported Knit Black
Lisle Vests, Swan brand, low neck.
no sleeve, built-up shoulder; sizes 5.
e, 8. Were 81 and S1.50. Now. .45c
KNIT UNDERWEAR SECTION
THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1927-09-22
Handbags and Leather Goods

Wss Reduce. q e.
GREEN cr"ssgrain Calf Pouch Bag. Was se.5o., N
Gray tros.rran Cali Pouch Bag. wa. SCI Re-
'q"" Brown 70 satin Pouch Bag. was $3.50 Reducssaa
G% ri"k %ere Pouch Bags. S. Reduced te $50
R"e Pouch Rag black covered frame was ,yss
Green Mrroleen Bags pouch style Formerly S.
Green Pouch Bag. Was 81 RsaueeS s & to s.
Gray Grossrai" Kbbo" Pouch Bag Formerly -;
cray Moire rouc, Bag wa. So Now reduced to s.
Green Moire r"aci BaF k-dicea frsm x q s5 to 50 s.
ss. sf = sads; trimmed xx, xl,6
nrkssrn car Bags trimmed in light eoors sso MI,o
indrrarm Bags pastel shades. snake-cs ,rinmed
Vet Pack Of gray suede fitted towel and CONT
1 Purple Ecrase handkerchief Case was 75c. Now
Saf E.,,s q soss with fancy link ea'g:
s",hrr Isa.sr Fl" Fin 1nS. rrsY Ws Wss' Now
20 WsIs = San H sssss e 'front.'
1 leather Envelope. for private papers. Was s3,
Hi'l and Change Rolls OF assorted Were s5.
il BIi Folds o assorted feathers Were S3. Reduced
, Pin Seal hip sook Was SIS a5,.. Reduced to :; ss.sS
Ash Trays. with leather mat. Were S475. Reduced
Tan CAR Leather Tie Case was $3.50. Reduced S.
Bottle G 'F,"fFG set ooesj in leather ease was
hoe Sci 8 glass bottles IN nickel case, in leather
Coat Hanger Set; brown in leather case was SO 50
Cigarette Boxes Were SO Now sam
Leather Cas- wth M ty2 clothes brushes and six ;oa, ,
e!sars,. Wss si$ Sox reduced sa1.sd f.
Tsarfsis oo XII n ahea Was so
LEATHER Goops SECTION FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1927-09-22
Sporting Goods Reduced

/ Tourist Tent, size 7x7. Was $3.50
4 Striking Bags. Were 1915 each.
NOW ~
6 Tom Stewart No. 4 Golf Irons.
Were Sc each. Now. .S3
/ Burke Driver. Was IS. Now S3.45
2 Burke Drivers. Were 81 each,
Now ................ S5.S1
/ Burke Brassie. Was 81. Now $3.85
SPORTING Goops SECTION
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1927-09-22
Shell Flowers and Lights
Greatly Reduced

127 Shell Lights. Were $3.50.
) Shell Lights. Were soc. Now 25c
| Shell Light. Was S3.75. Now. .S2
| Shell Light. Was So. Now. 81
2 Shell Lights. Were sis. Now $50
? Shell Lights. Were $1S. Now $40
Shell Lights. Were $3.50.
Now ;:,.;,.'....... ......... SO
2 Shell Lights. Were $5. Now S250
38 Silk Shades, shell trimmed. Were
soc. Now. Observation-Disclosures. CSC
4S Sprays of Shell Flowers. Were
81. Now. soc
30 Sprays of Shell Flowers. Were
2oC. Now. ......... .lOC
80 Sprays of Shell Flowers. Were
Sl.30. Now. ................15
20 Sprays of Shell Flowers. Were
toC. Now. ..........,......5U 5UC
5 Sprays of Shell Flowers. Were
S2.25. Now ......,............ 81
3 Sprays of Shell Flowers. Were
So.1U. NOW. SI.75
Sprays of Shell Flowers. Were
50c. NOW. .9Jc
2 Sprays of Shell Flowers. Were
Sl.2l. Now. ............ .1jc
Sprays of Shell Flowers. Were
G5c. Now. 95c
| Spray of Shell Flowers. Was $3.50.
Now .'....:.......... .Sl.2J
! Spray of Shell Flowers. Was $1.75.
NOW '...'... 1Jc
ARTIFICIAL FLOWER SECTION
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1927-09-22
Fountain Pen Sets
Special, 81

144 Fountain Pen Sets. consisting OF
Fountain Pen and Pencil to match.
in an attractive box. The Pens are
self-f1lling with 14-karat gold point;
the Pencils take regulation size
leads. Both trimmed with gold.f1lled
bands.
Long style with clips for men; stub
style with ring-end for women. In
blue. green and red notified effects.
STATIONERY SECTION, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1927-09-22
Flowers, 25c and SOC
Here SOC to 81

So Flowers, in variety of colors
and styles, suitable for street and
evening wear.
Also IA Organdy Flowers, in peach
and pink; suitable for evening wear.
NEcKMEAR SECTION. FIRST FLOOR.