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Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-10
Gasoline
1ea a Gal
Chicago Scientist Discovers Miracle
That Gives 334 Gallons Of
Gas at lc a Gallon.
Try 1t Free

CHICAGO. ILL.-The automobile world
is asog over the amazing results Of the
new gasoline discovery made by the Chicago
scientist, L. Forgrave. II is an entirely
different. new, scientific idea. Never before
anything like il. II is not a mechanical
contrsption, carburetor device or dope 10
put in gasoline. Its action is astonishing.
Here's its strange features--it is positively
guaranteed 10 give 334 gallons Of gas az
only lc gallon every 10000 miles. II is
named Motor Mystery and is also .guaran.
teed to instantly eliminate carbon, increase
speed, power and pep One OF its strongest
features is that It is needed only every
10000 miles. II costs practically. nothing
and saves $4,000 to $500 90 yearly.
A straight salary Of $4,000 weekly with
commission and Free Dodge car are guar
snteed 10 producing agents everywhere TO
introduce this new marvel quickly. A Free
Trial and agents new plan will be sent
without obligation 10 anyone who writes
quickly to L. j. Forgrave, Director,
MN Laboratories, 1896 n. Clark st.
Chicago, Ill. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-10
Combines Take
Place of $4,000
Harvest Hands
BY RALPH N. SWANSON
UNITED Press Staff Correspondent

IA ANSAS CITY, Mo-. May H.
Combines squat, whirring ma.
chimes that creep SLOWLY across the
limitless acres of waving wheat
will this summer do the work Of
5000 harvest hands, hitherto i'm
ported each wear from the east and
north.
Therefore this season fewer col
lege boys will earn money to pay
for next years schooling by shock
ing grain behind clanking binders
or pitching grain from the header
INTO mammoth threshers and fewer
thousands of men will converge in
Kansas, in June. to spread over the
country like loeusts to live off the
harvest.
By harvest time this year there
will be in Kansas alone, moro than
1900 combines, which will be able
to harvest 100000 acres OF wheat
without the help Of harvest hands.
Already popular with owners of
large wheat acreages, they are now
being purchased by owners of small
er tracts.
Even in Missouri, where the bind
er has heretofore sufficed. small
combines with 9-foot cuts are being
distributed in large numbers.
The large combine, drawn by n
tractor, cuts l6-foot swath, thresh.
es and sacks the grain and spreads
the straw in its wake. all in one
operation. One man drives the trac-
tor. another runs the combine, and
a third man hauls the sacked grain
to the elevator in q truck. BY this
system the farmer can harvest so
to IS acres "a day against l2 acres
n day under the old system when
he had 90 harvest hands, who had
to be fed and provided with lodg'
ings.
Last year, although the coming OF
the combine was recognized by the
Kansas College Of Agriculture, calls
/ for hired help were sent out which
! provided several thousand more
men than were needed. As an after
math, the agriculture department
made survey in the state and
! found that nearly 5000 combines
were uStu III tHc harvest III io-o'
Since that time, survey indi'
Gates. at least half that number will
! be added before the harvesting sea.
son this year. Factories are rushing
their output on reports from sales
men that combine sales this spring
will be greater than ever before.
( Six carloads of combines were nm
loaded in one dav recently al Sa-
lima, Kansas. in the wheat belt.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-10
NickOls Decides
ToChange Plea

A court room filled with prospee,
tive jurors, all lof them women,
caused A. +. Nickols to change his
mind about his guilt in connection
with charge of unlawful posses,
sion of Intoxicating liquors. At
least he changed his mind and en-
tered plea Of guilty TO the charge
when brought before Judge Cook in
Westmorland yesterday afternoon
The Judge sentenced Nickols to
pay fine of $500 or spend $50 days
in Jail. then suspended 5000 of the
fine during the good behavior of
the defendant.
\ jury failed to agree in Nickol 5
case when it was tried about 4
month ago. Clarence 3. Smith, de.
putty district attorney, was in charge
Of the prosecution.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-10
CHAMBER LUNCHEON TO
BE HELD TOMORROW
by United Press Leased Wire

ed in by the Chamber of Commerce
during the last year, by President
". W. Nc Eucn, is schedulcd at the
weekly luncheon meeting of the
chamber to be held at the Barbara
Worth hotel at noon tomorrow. The
final meeting of the present board
of directors will be in the chamber
headquarters at 1:30 clock tomOr
row night. All business will be
cleared up by the old directors and
adjournment will be taken. The
new board of directors will then or
ganize for the coming year.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-10
MAY DISCOVER CITY
by United Press Leased Wire
GOBBS BARROW, Eng, MAY

EUBBS BARRUW F.hg., May Z.
discovery of a collection of Ro-
man tiles and bricks, during exea-
vations here recently, has led to in
vestigations of the entire vicinity
to learn the extent of the Roman
city which is believed TO have
stood here. Among the relics dis
covered were n skeleton of Young
warrior and pointed flint poin-
ard. The remains of the warrior
indicate that he was killed during
an engagement in the neighbor-
hood.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-10
Default Is Entered.-An order

Ge1ault Is 6nteIcU. orutI ~
enter default in the case of l.. T..
Deming against George Bratsonelas
and the county of Imperial was fl
ed al the county clerk s office this
The case revolves about
the care of girl, Josephine Brat
sonelas, daughter of the defendant,
after the child had been made a
ward Of the court and was given
into the custody of the plaintiff.
Judgment Of s623 was asked by the
plaintiff.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-10
Nebraska River
Breaks Banks
by United Press Leased Wire

CHADRON, Neb.. May l0.-The
White river at Chadron was at the
highest point reached in seven years
today and farm families in the riv.
er bottom territory were evacuat-
ing their home in fear of rapidly
rising waters.
The river went DOT of its banks
Monday and had submerged ali
bridges in the vicinity Of Chadron.
cutting off traffic across the stream.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-10
new BOOKS AT
LOCAL LIBRARY
FICTION


Raine, William NJ. Judge Colt. "
A fighting epic of Lost Park.
Dangerfield, Foxhall. "Ghost
House. - 4 weird tale of Darkie
Superstitions.
Byrne, Donn. Brother Saul" A
beautiful story of Paul of Tarsus.
NON-FICTION
University Debaters Annual
l9o5-26''. Edited by Phelps. Edith
NJ. Constructive n d rebuttal
speeches delivered in debates of
American Colleges and universities
during the College Year, l925-26.
Van Worst, b. a Girl from
China The intimate record of 4
Chinese girl of today.
Powell, F.. Alexander. "In Bar
bary.' An account of the achieve
ments of the French empire build
ers.
Cook, William w. American In.
stitutions and Their Preservation. y
The Washington Cattle and Horse
Raiser's Association is a new one
formed at Okanogan.
Solana Beach, San Diego county,
l.a An acraa in bulha
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-10
pAoLrNo RULED OUT.

BOSTON, May l0.-The Massa-
chnsetis boxing commission today
In a decision sustained its previous
action in placing Paolino Ueudun,
Spanish heavyweight, on the incl
igible list.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-10
Plaintiff Gets Judgment.

TIdINLIII OctS UUSHIeNt.- d JUUH
mcnt of $JG2.79 was entered this
morning against John Reid and c.
II. Craft and in favor of w. ID. Bal
lingcr and company this morning.
Default had been entered in the
case and tie judgment granted was
in accordance with that prayed for
by the plaintiff. Kendall Is. PEI
kins acted as attorney for the plain.
tiff in the case.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-10

Trout season opened May l. bat
ali who fish must take out & license
which costs 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Brown.White. Lloyd E. Brown.
30, native of Texas and resident OF
Yuma. Thelma White, "a, native OF
Arizona and resident of Yuma.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-10
COTTON MARKET

nv United Press Leased Wire
NEW YORK. May l0.-The cot
ton market closed one TO seven
noints higher. Spots 1915.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-10

May 30, Oroville, Butte county,
will dedicate S6j, 600 veteran 5
memorial building.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-10

NEW ORLEANS, May 10.-Cot
ton market closed steady. Spots
closed steady, s up at 1895.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-10
ITODAY'S BOX SCORE|

AS Furnished by the United Press
Leased Wire up to 2:45 p. IN.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-10
At Cleveland
At Detroit

Philadelphia 200 100 003-6 10 /
Detroit 0Ol 600 0O2-3 I /
Grove and Perkins; Whitehill,
Collins and Bassler, Woodall.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-10
AMERICAN

At Chicago
Washington 00l 0l0 GlO--3 U
Chicago 100 Ul0 2OX-+ )
Thurston and Ruel; Thomas and
McCurdy.
At Cleveland
Boston 100 900 0J0-G Is .
CleN eland 100 ITO 0ll-5 3 |
Wiltse and Hartley; Karr, Lev
sen, Miller and l.. Sewen.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-10
NATIONAL

The following games postponed,
wet grounds, National League:
Cincinnati ut Brooklyn; st. Louis
at New York; Pittsburgh at Boston.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-10
At philadelphia

At Philadelphia
Chicago 100 ll0 030--G 10 0
Philadelphia 020 600 1903 8 o
Blake and Hartnett; Carlson and
j. Wilson. All other National
games post poned, wet grounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-05-10

Solana Beach, San Diego county
has 40 acres in bulbs.
Evening star., 1927-05-11
Silk Underwear!

1926 Silk Underthings, Step
ins and Chemises, of heavy crepe
de chine, trimmed with cream
VaIenciennes laces and fine net.
Pastel shades, in broken sizes.
For clearance. .S1.95
SIS Step-ins and French h
Drawers, of heavy crepe de
chine and crepe satin, trimmed
with AIencon- patterned Iaces.
Also few lovely Crepe de Chine
Gowns. Desirable coiorinss, but
slightly mussed. 1895
$3.50 and $3.50 Silk Under
things, Gowns, Chemises, Pa
jamas and Step-ins, of heavy
crepe-back satin or crepe de
chine, trim1cd cxquisitcly with
dainty laces and fine net. Also
a group of Silk Paiamas with
printed jumpers and black
trousers. Broken sizes. -. $685.
$3.50 to $16.50 Silk Under
things--a wonderful value group,
consisting of odd pieces of
gowns, chenises and pajamas
of Ninon silk, heavy crepe de
chine and crepe satin, trimmed
with real laces and stunning en-
broideries. A good selection of
coIors and sizes, but some pieces
are slightly nussed, $9.85, Sf2.85
Evening star., 1927-05-11
Junior Misses FrOcks and Goats
Quarterly Stock Clearing!

$25 Daytime Frocks, chine
Elizabeth Attractive tailored styles suitable for all Summer
s2s5o little kind
models for afternoon and dance satin and flat and
$295o Blue Tailored Froks,
and de chine, pIeated and TERED $3.50
Misses $25 $2950 Daytime Coats-two kasha,
with pahmi collar $3.50
s2e5o Kind coats-navy twill
with
mixture with badger collar and
Misses $35 Dress and Sports interesting
cames black satin kasha
trimmed with pahn or American broadtai $25
eJunor Misses $35 to $3.50 coatsblack satin smary
Lorcheen pahm Loheen with
animal collar $2e5o
Junior Misses Shops-Thrd Floor
Evening star., 1927-05-11
1iiralles!

$3.50 to SIS Girdles and Garter
Belts, odds and ends, including
number of the very desirable
tep-in Grid es. Broken
$40 and $3.50 Step-in Girdles,
of one piece kenelastic in the
desirable IL and IA inch lengths.
Satin trimmed-with z pairs
hose supporters. Marked for
quarterly clearance
S6.95 and $7.o5
75c to $3.50 Fancy Carriers,
made of splendid quality Honey
comb elastic and attractive rib
bon covering. Also a few pairs
of Shoe Trees. es................5 Soc
$3.50 and $3.50 GirdIes, Cor
settes and Scanties. Odds and
ends greatly reduced, but in all
the seasons desirable models. A
few back-lace corsets also in
ctuded .............. 9I.b5
75c Bandeaux, of silk jersey or
satin; all in back fastening style
with or without elastic sec
Grey Sh0bS-Sec0Hd Floor
Evening star., 1927-05-11
Glove Silk!

11-s3 "Vanity Fair" Glove
Silk Rloomers, in discontinued
shades ..$1.95
7-$3 Glove Silk Chemises,
lace trimmed, in flesh only, $1.o5
5-$4.95 Glove Silk Chemises,
daintily tri m m e d Wi t h net.
Orchid and maize. .............$3
+$3.95 Vanity Silk Bloomers,
the famous guaranteed glove
silk. Rosewood onIy--and there
fore reduced for clearance to. SO
3-$6.95 Glove Silk Gowns,
hand embroidered in exquisite
effect ................. S4.S5
$3.50 Lace trimmed Glove
Silk Gowns, broken sizes and
colors ................. $3.50
o-$4.o5 Milanese Glove Silk
Step-ins, dainty full cut and
we'll reinforced models; net
trimmed; in flesh, peach, nile
and black. k........... 1886
Evening star., 1927-05-11
.Nesgsligees!

Quarterly Stock Clearing
St2.75 to $3.50 Silk Negiisees,
dainty and lace trimmed styles
in crepe de chine. French blue,
coral and orchid. Also a group
of NeqIigee Paiamas in black
and floral patterns ..... 1886
S7.95 Striped Flannel Robes,
tailored in lounging styles, with
long setin sleeves, roll collars
and patch pockets. .......... $3.50
Evening star., 1927-05-11
Handkerchiefs!
Gloves

So Washable Chamois SIip-on
Gloves, in natural shade - all
sizes except 6l4-also a few in
white in sizes ? and ia, $1.75 pr.
So French Kid Slip-on Gloves,
in champagne color, all sizes;
also grey in sizes 6Ia and 7 and
tan in 634 only, black in sizes
5A and 6. .S1.75 pr.
$2.75 and So IL and 16 Button
Length Milanese Silk Gloves,
tan, grey and black. -. .$f.15 pr.
Glove Shop-Street Floor
Evening star., 1927-05-11
SpOrtsWear.
Quarterly Stock Clearing!

14-s2.95 to 1895 Gym Bloom
ers, serge and satin, in walking
knicker style ..............S S1.oo
$3.50 MILDLY Rlouses, in
khaki with long sleeves and
white with short sleeves. -. .75c
$3.50 Botany Flannel Skirts,
side pIeated or three godet style.
Navy and wine red in sizes Il,
IA and 16 years. S5'So
3-$4o.50 Angora Sweater
Coats, in Copenhagen blue and
French red .$lu.ou
7-$1o75 Worsted SEip-over
Sweaters, Vee-neck style, with
horizontal stripes of attractive
coiorings ................. pow
@S13.o5 Rayon Jacket Sweat
ers, in lovely pastel shades $3.50
2-$to.75 Rayon Jacket Sweat
ers in pastel colorings .....$3.95
4-$f5 jacquard Sweater Sets,
combining vee-neck sweater
with golf hose to match $500
$3.50 to $3.50 Tailored
DlOuSES SOHtG SiCGNCiGSSy S0ttG
with long sleeves ......... $500
3-S2.e5 English Broadcloth
Blouses, tailored style, in IN
white .......... ......... S1.So
8-$f6.5o Jersey Shirts, in
sports coiors with black trim
mings 49,. .$15.oo
2-$f6.50 Jacket Costumes, con-
sisting of a wool jersey tailored
jacket and kick pleated skirt on
bodice top ? lo.ou
5-$25 Wool Jersey Sports
Costumes, 2 in three piece style
with cardigan jacket and Slip
over sweater, 3 in two piece
style trimmed with snake
f3-S2950 to $35 Sports Frocks,
wool crepe or jersey, in very
smart styling and attractive
color blendings ...... $500
Sporfswear Skop-Foarfh Floor
Evening star., 1927-05-11
Stockings!

S2.95 Chiffon Silk Stockings,
the compose mode, with con-
trasting heels. Mauve grey,
stone grey, orange, nude, sandal
wood, dusk, sand and she'll
grey $3.50 pr.
$3.50 Chiffon Silk Stockings,
very sheer, in the iridescent
shades. Every pair perfect, but
not all sizes. .$f.35 pr.
$3.50 Sports Stockings, all full
fashioned Isle and rayon mix
lures, in smart novelty patterns
and colorings. ........... S2.95 pr.
Hosiery Skob-Sfreet Floor
Evening star., 1927-05-11
Umbrellas!

Quarterly Stock Clearing!
16-$6.e5 Silk U m brelI las,
mounted on kyota frames, with
stunning ambertone handles and
matching tips and ferrules, S4.85
25-$5 Gloria Umbrellas, the
famous imported make with 10
rib frame, fancy wood handle
and novelty border. In black
and coIcrs. .S2.95
N$12.50 to SIS AlI-silk Um-
breIIas, mounted on 16-rib kyo-
tai frames, with imported han
dies of striking beauty and
matching tips and ferrules.
Smart coIors. ...............$7 .$7.85
Evening star., 1927-05-11
Silk Slips!

Quarterly Stock Clearing!
$3 Silk Slips, splendid col
lection of desirable t a 10 re d
styles in radium silk, crepe de
chine and Bettina cloth-all with
deep h d ow h ms. Pastel
and street shades in br k n
sizes ................. 30
1895 Silk Slips. Another group
of tailored models with hem
stitched band tops and, of course,
the deep shadow hem. Crepe de
chine, radiunn silk and Bettina
cloth in pastel shades. Not all
sizes in each color. .... $500
Evening star., 1927-05-11
Tailored Suits!
Quarterly Stock Clearing!

25-$35 and $3.50 Navy Tai.
iored Suits, developed in super
twilIs, plain finished, braid and
satin bound; some with wrap
around skirts, some with pique
vests, and all full crepe de
chine lined. .$25
f0-$35 Tweed Suits, smart tan
and grey mixtures, with single
or double breasted coats, wrap
around or kick -pieated skirts;
some with plain coats and
novelty plaid skirts. Mostly
misses sizes - not all sizes in
each style. .$25
Sportswear Shop-Fonrfh Floor
Evening star., 1927-05-11
Larger Women's. Goats!
Quarterly Stock CLEARING!

Womens $3.50 $695o twill
and sports materials smay tailored with others
is Larger Womens $3.50 to sse5o Dress Coats distinctive
models in chamen kasha and satin featuring rich badnss clever
pieatings collars moiesn
American boadta Beige black Sizes 42 5o $3.50
Womens $9850 $110
thing satins, silk fae
kasha trimmed with monkey fur beige
Navy, black Sizes 42 to 48a $3.50
Larger Womens Goat Shop-SecOnd Floor
Evening star., 1927-05-11
Shawls
Odd Shase'ls Reduced
As F0HOsoS-

2-$16.50 Hand painted Shawls,
crepe de chine; French importa-
ton. One yard square. .$7.95
2-$25 Metallic Cloth Shawfs,
in silver and green and black
and gold. .................S $3.50
2-$32.50 Metallic Cloth Shawls,
black with gold .$22.50
2-$39.50 Metallic Cloth Shawls,
Persian pattern in gold with
georgette border. .$25
Street Floor
Evening star., 1927-05-11
NeckWear and
Scarfs
Quarterly Stock
Clearine!

Collar and Cuff Sets, i'm linen,
lace, satin and crepe de chine
odd sets from our regular stocks
slightly mussed from handling.
Regular prices, $3.50 to So. Also
a few Crepe de Chine Scarfs that
were So and So. All for your
choice at. .85c
800 Crepe de Chine Georgette
Scarfs, gayIy printed effects in
good coIors. About so all told
to 60 at. .$1.95
Evening star., 1927-05-11
4e2teNs Quarterly Stock Clearing 9e6eeR

Hmrcni f
rtoks o the hgn the ppt
e
S-AH ale fir max
Evening star., 1927-05-11
TOiletries!
The Majority at Less
Than Half Price!

1oo-$t Size French Rouge,
raspberry shade e.......... .A5c
72-S125 Size Cherary's Chan
sonetfe Perfume. .75c
144 Packages Velour Puffs,
three in package. 25c
72-5oc Size la Lete Dusting
Powder ...........,..... sec
e--S4.50 Bottles G uerla MS
Bath Tablets. ...... .S2.25
$3.50 Bottles Guerlain's Toi-
let Water ...,.. $3'75
300 Boxes Guerlai rs
1-s1e.5o Bottle Martial ct
Armand Perfume $3.50
4-S6.75 Bottles Martial ct
Armand Perfume $3.25
2-S3.50 Boxes t1artial ct
Armand Powder. er........$f.75
1-S11 Bottle r o S ne Per-
rune ......-,...... 9o.5U
1s-s1.5e Bottles Rosine Per
1--$5.75 Bottle Rosine Per-
tune SS.oo
$50 Bottle caron's Bottle
lotion -...:: $500
4-$1.5o Bottles Caron's Bottle
eotion .....s.....,..... Ioc
Cosmetics Shop-Strees Floor
Evening star., 1927-05-11
Is Fur Scarfs!
Quarterly Stock CIearinet

All luxurious, full skins,
in the seasons smartest
shades. Read this list
~axaf,,lI,~
Evening star., 1927-05-11
FRANK r. JELLEFF, INC.
lO7 WOmen's Goats

lO7 WOmen's Goats
Making one of the greatest quarterly stock-clear
ing groups in Our history from the standpoint of
values and assortments Come early!
20 Women's $35 to $49.5O Goats, $3.50
Womens $3.50 Green Kshr beautifully taiIoced
Wmen $3.50 saok s satin ao" and Corded silk Coats with
Womens $3.50 Kashm Tailored Coats with smartiy
Wonens $3.50 Coats. black mixtures
sss Satin Coats with
collars y ] .'s: &: e a. IVY, s sG' ss;t: :s: s
10 Women's S45 to s55 Goats, s29.5O
Womans $3.50 Plaid Travel Coat coorins with large Wo
s55 Black Coats stunning
Womens $4sso Natural Kasbm Coats with ombre iapn
womens $e5o Black Satin Coats with squirrel paw sbsw!
women's s4s5o Coats Of and plaid VIE
woman $45 chHea Coat rust color with baby sslt
$3.50 Coats, kashnr
L's wo"eos $3.50 Dt.
AZ Women's s49.5O to $3.50 Goats, $39.5O
Womens $7s5o imported mixtures, grey
and ss 1s" as Coat with
'''' Women sse5o Stunning Twin Coats .arty trimmed
wo%sa SIS ss asSy "a with fur
woans $3.50 Black Satin Coat with Korean shawl
womens $3.50 Tucked Tied Coats with American
fz cosss grey
Little Women: $3.50 Coats,
wo%eas e"S S:'y SIS W It" with smart collar.
v've o 1~K Twin Tsored e Coats a
peated Navy and black only :sa95o
pded with white and beige $3s5o
28 Women's $3.50 to $I1O Goats, $3.50
$11o Beige JoreIa TERED Coat with pahmi shawl
collar $3.50
cal. s. sssss % " s. s:s ts %' ssss
oia with American broadta shawl collar $3.50
$9850 plaids with
fox collar; and black and white $3.50
Woman's $f10 Coat, plaid with beaver
$3.50
$3.50 kashmr,
the thing for Summer Jab tier and tunc models
American broadtai
sr%mins rhine collars eeod @ &C eoIorinssa 4u = $3.50
twill with pahm beige and plaid $3.50
Womens Coat Shop-Third Floor
Evening star., 1927-05-11
Larger Women's FrOcks!
Quarterly Stock Clearing!

UNdrFeFIV NtOCR LEe0FfRy!
desirable styling for all
george and printed crepes; tailored
jabo drapes Navy black
Larger Womens $3.50
chiffon
styling Navy beige In 42e
$3.50
LARGER Women's $3.50 immediate and
afternoon Navy Frocks georeee with long coats
jacket
aeorue beautifully embroidered TERED skirt Sizes 42s to
46I2 'Po7''o
Z Larger Womens Frock Shob-Seeond Floor
Evening star., 1927-05-11
90 Misses Goats


% Misses $22.5O to $39.5O Coats, SIS
Misses $3.50 Kasha with edangs of Twin Beaver
collars ...............$15
$2e SO Tailored Coats twill and kasha, straiehne
Misses s25 Sports Goats in tved and pads
s225o Kasha Coats, slim straishtne beled
33 Misses $35 TO $495O Goats, $25
s395o Coats, fascinating
trimmings black i trims
jabots all $25
$3.50 Cheviot
Misses ss5 Twill Coats, with taHeta Innings, in end
tan
10 Misses $45 to $69.5O Goats, $29.5O
$3.50 with platinum wolf coll
lar $3.50
with fox shawl col
s4s5o in black kasha with
monkey shawl collars others t" with mur
Sports
l8 Misses S55 to $69.5O Goats, S39.5O
s6e5o Embroidered Twill Coats smart
Misses SOS Kasha Coats, deep of
with monkey fur shawl col
lars of natural and mink SQUIRREL in black satin very sma
7 Misses Sos to S89.5O Goats, $40.5O
ss95o Blue All Over Embroidered Coat with
Misses $3.50 kasha Coats with tucked back and n.
squirrel collar the other blue smarty seftrmmed $4S5o
$3.50 Navy Twill Coats with shawl collars of
ss5 ceverIy double collars
Misses Goat Shob-Thrd Floor
Evening star., 1927-05-11
l20 Wol1lell's Dresses!

Many at half price and some less-all drastically
reduced i'll this wonderful quarterly clearing group.
womens $3.50 s25 All Occasion Froek suitable for Sum,
and business Flat georgte and
erepea in black nsyy and light eoonss 80 ,; JsIe slo
in flat and georgee and choice of these desirable
IS Women 5 Afternoon Frock recent arrivals taken from our
broken Flat and george beige queen blue navy and
black Sizes 36 to 42.
295o s5o Elaborate Afternoon Frocs in spen
and georgee the season
styles choice French blue bge rose and
is Womens $3.50 lovely soft
drapes
S295O
Distinctive Kind Frocks,
afternoon
Romas
choice of good coorngs Sizes SO
-
Exclusive Gowns four formal after
in blue,
beautifully embroidered
os@N~N ~N-N"
Evening star., 1927-05-11
7 Misses sos to $89.5O Goats, $49.5

Misses Coat Shop-Third Floor
Evening star., 1927-05-11

Making one of the greatest quarterly stock-clear
ing groups in history - from the standpoint OF
values and assOrtments. Come early!