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The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-09-02

output is estimated at 10000, 0O0,-
600 a year are said to waste at
this rate: Metal trades, 20 per
cent; printing, 5S per cent; mems
clothing, Ga per cent; textile man
ufacture, 10 per cent; building, SO
per cent; boot and shoe manufact-
ure, Al per cent.
AS this is nearly an average OF
nearly so per cent, it may be est.
mated that the annual loss ap-
proaches 1000, 900 900. Causes OF
this stupendous waste are enum-
Grated and are easily identified.
While it is everyone's business
to begin to set the house in order,
a great opportunity is pointed out
to management. A department o.
commerce committee reports that
more than so per cent of the re-
sponsibilities rest there. Labor
has work to do, for it is charged
with nearly 25 per cent of the loss.
Great Falls Tribune.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-09-02

A decree giving Mexican women
equal civil rights with men has
been prepared by President Gales
and will be promulgated soon.
Though not giving the right to
vote, it will revise the civil code
which at present gives women an
inferior status to men.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-09-02

Anticipating an increase in tie
sport of angling, probably due to
the publicity given it by the Presi-
dent, officials of the Bureau Of
Fisheries have released in various
streams large quantities of finger
lings, fry and eggs. In interior
waters approximately 120,000,00O
game fish have been planted.
Many of these were salvaged from
the flooded areas of the Mississip-
pi Valley.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-09-02
len stsphen Jamesl

Robinson CrUsoe's Island, famed
in story book ard childhood leg
end, is not Tie desert place il is
rDr osed by many to be.
On the contrary, according to
scientists from the Smithsonian
Institution, Robinson Crusoe was
more to be envied than pitied.
These scientists, in a recent sur
vey Of South American resources,
included a trip to Juan Fernando
Island, reputed to be the spot on
which the original of the Crusoe
tale, Alexander Selkirk, spent four
years and four months. They
found the island one Of the mos
picturesque and fruitful spots in
South America.
Apple, cherry and olive trees
abound, they report, while fisher
man find rich haUls of a variety OF
lobster much esteemed by the
effete of the larger Latin American
cities.
The population of the island
runs in the neighborhood of 500
people, of mixed French, Spanish.
German and Italian ancestry.
One feature of the facilities of
the island is worthy of mention.
The natives must depend upon
wireless facilities for medical treat
lent. A hospital. completely e.
quipped, has been built by the resi-
dents. 1t includes q modern op
Grating room. When any one is
indisposed, the symptoms are
wirelessed to Valparaiso. The di-
agnosis and the treatment prescrib-
ed come winging back through the
air.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-09-02
THE HIGHWAY

81 swing to the sunset land,
The world of Prairie, the world Of
Plain,
The world of Promise and Hope
and Gain,
The world of Gold and the world
of Grain,
And the world of the willing hand"
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-09-02

Fish in pools treated with TO-
dine are said to grow faster than
others.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-09-02

When writing, Balzac would
spend from Is to 20 hours at his
desk for weeks.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-09-02

Nearly $4,000 900 a wear is being
soved to the government by rea-
son of the failure of certain Span
ish War veterans to apply for pen
sions. This statement is remark
able in view of the fact that so
few veterans of any of our wars
have been reluctant to ask for
government assistance when it a
be given legally.
Under the present pension law a
veteran of the Spanish American
War who saw at least three
months service is entitled to 2
pension ranging from 500 90 to
$4,000 a month, if he can show
disability. The extent of his abili-
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-09-02

BILL" a baby 'possum, is des-
tined for immortality. An heroic
likeness of the little wanderer will
be carved in stone for one of the
decorations of the Washington
Cathedral being built on Mount st.
| Adams.
Not only Bill, but his animal
friends of the close will decorate
the cathedral, the designers striv-
ing to perpetuate in stone like
nesses of all the wild life that
abound around and near the great
Gothic structure. The bird, in
sect, flower and animal life as it
exists in the Twentieth Century
will be handed down to %posterity
The little opossum promises to
rival in popularity, Rebecca, the
pet raccoon, once of the White
House menage, but no more. Re-
becca, alas, who was taken by Mrs.
Coolidge to the North Dakota
Black Hills, has forsaken the COM
forts of civilization for more con
genial company of her own kind.
She, like the Coolidges, does not
choose" to remain longer in the
spotlight of public adulation.
Bill, on the contrary, seems to
enjoy the attentions paid him by
visitors to the cathedral. But then
Bill is a young 'possum, wise per
haps beyond his day and genera
lion, ~prefering the privacy of his
cage to the dubious distinction of
gracing the festive board of some
eolored citizen of Washington.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-09-02

slips which will admit them to
all Euro~ean countries, with the
possible execution of Russia. They
have half rates on the railroads
until Nov. 1. and until that date
also may obtain lower rates home
on any of the officially selected
steamship lines.-Great Falls Tri-
bune.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-09-02

Tudor Place, a striking old resi-
dence in Georgetown, d section of
the city of Washington. is a striking
example of the pure Colonial style
of architecture. It is said to have
been designed by L'Enfant about
the time he laid out the plans for
the American capital.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-09-02

Across the Maryland line from
the District of Columbia lies the
placid little city of Rockville. 1t
is the county seat of Montgomery
county, which for many miles is
situated adjacent to the District.
Destined to become the center of
a metropolis outside of Washing
ton proper. Rockville's chief claim
to fame at present is as a Mecca
for a large number of Cupid's vic
tins who seek their license to wed
at the little old-fashioned court
house.
Many a Capital romance has
climaxed at the county seat, es-
pecially if the principals be of ten
der years, or have encountered
parental opposition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-29
Handbags-Grcatly Reduced

? Evening Rags. In rose and white with gold
bead design. metal tnp and long chain handle.
!. Envelope Moire PURSES green. white,
trimmed with rhlneston. and pearl ,imitatonl
design islghtly soiied. Were $3.50. Now S.
Green silk Evening Bag. with rose color design.
trimmed with pearls manufactured. with git
frame and long handle. Was So. Now, $40
Green Lizard Calf l'mderarm itag with tnr
strap slightly snlieat Was xin,aa Now !. Sc
Metal israid rouet, Rags in red and gold md
English Pouch Rag. of gray morocco. with long
handle sniied, Was SIS. Now ,......+..Ss
J Rose Ssfia" Goat ronrh isag. with extension
ha ndls tsoited1 Was SD ~ Now ... So
! Rose Pin Seai rouci, Bag, with extension han.
die tsoIledt. Was $40 so. Now ......,........ Sc
J P"nch hag Of light gray snake calf with hong
handle. Nhs xla.hh, Now ...,.,,.,...,,... IN
! Mor"cro nderarm Rag. IN red with black
trimming Was ST. Now.,.,........., $3.50
Hose t"d"sarm Rag. with laced edges. Was
! tfndrrarm Rag of dark red calfakin. with top
strap tsoiiedl, Was SIC. Nav .......,...,,..<a
! u"dernrm nag Of rose lizard calf with top
strip isoIledl Was xl6aa Now ,,.....,. vi
! Hack tnd"rar,m Tag. With fl"rentine front
aud back strap, Was 81. Now ...,...,.4..x6
! P"'rh Tag 1T rn"" alligator calf. with back
! Red Moroeeo Pouch Rag trimmed with gray
:sf metal frame and extension handle. Was
Rose Pouch Rag. with long handle Was so
Br"wn suede nag. with -hrll frame and handle.
Was Sih M" ..,..,,s,,..,,...... SO
sign long hnntie tsole.N Was Sss 50 Now Sias0
! Ia" t'afshi" ss"s sh"ped ii"s. with top handle,
brown Gait ,"drrn,m mar. trimmed wh wn,~"
snahs, shell .ianr .sniiedl Was xaa 80 N"w xi3a0
! hfawn tah tnderaTm tisg. with fancy design
IN ennt"d leather an the front and bach stinr
.tsnlitdl Was Si3.au, Naw .,....*...,,. At1M
] F"uct Has of hinnte ilhardralf with c",ered
frame, long handle tsoiledi, Was slaho Now 81
LEATHER tlnnps SEXTON. Funsr fiooa,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-29
Boys Outfittings Greatly
Reduced for FRIDAY

Bays Faur-pieee suits: q style and the
other knicker style; sizes IA and is wears Wers
Boys sports Sweaters: sizes 8 and We're
10 rairs BOYS Wool Knee Pants. fuly lined ard
Were So. a Now 81
IS Boys long sleeve sports shirts tan. white and
oxford: Ieas 10 IL neck. Were 50 each.
Now s - 80, 81 10
The collar from 12is to Ia Were 81 each
sports Rieuse. sizes IL and IL in
only. Were 50 each. Now. 81 rs
80 Wool Dnofeld Salts for Boys: sizes T. Il - ard q
Long sleeve and long leg models. Were =" % 10
$50 SUI Now SIS
and long sleeve and long leg styles: sizes f. 10, IL
los Daily sIk- nd Wool and ce,iea Union suit. in
N Cloth and Fell Mats for nov. bows from to I.
sizes 81 To in the lot Greatly reduced to 5oe
- good coIors: sizes 3. 4. ;.
ard 10 years the lot. Very greatly reduced to 81
suits nf good quality corduroy q. =, and -
years. Were sIe75 each. Now Is
salts Pajauaas of GOOD quality
terial: g. 8. 10. ls and u years. Greailr
Ior., ;syr-,ox E,ovr., y. ~, = ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-29
Chocolates, $3.50 We're '3s" Bo.

40 spound boxes of Woodward and Lothrop
Mix Chocolates reduced for Fridays selling.
s-pound Tia Rex ~ Cheeo,stes Was s: so
5pouna Box Assorted Chocolates. Was +, ~
NOW -
10 spou.d Bor.s FILLED Hard Candies. Were 81 as
N0v =! St%S
1g Roxes California Gstnre Fruits and Nuts. ~ -
that So. AMI AZ 81. 50 that were $am.
Boxes California 6iace Fruits and Nsss We're 50 50
Baskets California Fruit. Were $3.50 zach.
No" 49,. -
2s t-paund Rexes Assorted Gia~e Fruita We're 81 Is
Now INT
CANpr SECTION, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-29
Pins and Brooches Reduced

! riatinum-top Rsoath. with diamonds waa SIS
lskt Grs~n s'od Hvnarh with diamonds pearls
. > T. . =
fisfiasw-tep Rsr Pin. With sapphire. vas SEA.
NV tS'S
iakt. Green tald Eaam~led Hsr ri1. Was IS Now -
fskI. Greer c"id Ensme.rd Rsv PIN 80 so ~
I iH'H. Gresn .esd Eramei~a Rss Pin. was 3: So.
fakt. Gree. Gold EsameIed sar Pin. Wa. $3.50
Pearl Pin. Wa. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ts so
3 Rins EnsmrIed Circle fins We're 50" Now. 81
. Platinum front Rahy Pias We're 8; so Now $3.50
diamond Baby rn. Was ST., Sow. -........... 81
Platinum frant Fiiisrrs Rab, Pin. Was ~ Nos -
I tskt G"a Masonic tS~ket. was ~ 80 Now ~ N
1okt. Gold Masonic I.aeket. Was &ii IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-29
Lamps, Shades Greatly Reduced

shade. Was $50 Now ~"
Gcorgett~ and silk Red lamp: rose and taupe "ae
Grorgeite and silk Rcd lamp. blue and rose was
Yellow Ta6eta RoudOr Lamp shade. trimmed with
ribbon. Was 81 so. Now ......,...... $"3O
Silk Bridge Lamp shade. gold embroidered. Was So
Fench Print Parchment-Paprr Shade Was ~. 81
Decorated Parchment Paper Shade ls-inch SIZE, was
Decorated Paper shade: 16-iuch size was
Bridge shades OF stippled parchment paper. Wer:
$3.50 Now -
Crystalline decorated shade in and
Plain Parchment Paper shade: 1s.inch s,e. Was -
Roudoir Electric Fortabirs: porcelain figures Were
We're $3.50 esrh. Now .$"'"
IAMr SECTION SE,rNTH FLOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-29
Mems Lisle Socks
Special s Pairs for 81

A Limited Quantity Mems FulFashioned lisle
Hose. reinforced at the toes. soles and heels: in
sizes 9i1, 10, 1oi2. 111z and l.. The color range
includes black. and gray. Friday only at
this price
49, Pairs Fancy Noai.mixed sizes 10
To 81 so Now 6Sr
- Mems Feurn Hand Tir~ IN variety of stripes and
Were 81 each. Now :. t5c
40. Were s. each Now .-.:.:.,....... $" rs
navy colcrs only, size Rs We're s. each. Re.u"sd
90 Mems Ceicred Aisdras shirts; neckhand and collar
10 .............. 81
Pairs Northumberland Golf Hos~. iwn.,nued
colornss sizes 10. io's and II. Were s. a na,
10 Mems Fine Cotton Union suits: ankle sns'h syt,
~ Piere. Mems winserWeieht Cotton and woodland
Cotton Underwear Shirts 10 and drawers N
SIZES 80. 40. a.. ~ and as, Were So and 81 pi.ce
Golf Caps: sizes :. ~ - and 7i-. Were s. zach
Tur MEN,s SrneE SE,nNn Ehnos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-29
Womcn's New Felt Hats
.Vbeciai. $3.75

Is Womens Felt hats, purchased especially
im Fridays selling, In attractive models and
4 number ~ shades
~ Fancy Feathers. tfowsrs aud Hat Ornaments
af1at} teaaesn IN, sach tt,tstss,ttt tF,,tt.,i W
MILLINERY knrias. Taian Etnoe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-29
Silvcrware Reduced

49, ., -. w,s CO, Now .xts
3,Vece to"s"r ~; 90 En. So. ~
Glass Nn3 ~ Z, ''' 81. 80
h,ass Sase. a. COS IN Now ll.2k
niaS o"VvWe. az Nov .'........ 3Sr
! sam sars "TsS 49, 80
vases. "ere -" 81" - x9S
Iohacc" sar' r, va Wa x"a Vow 81 40
Jam lars Were $50 each Reduced to-. .xi::SS
Mns,ar" ssrN ~ e. '"'' '...... 81
Honiet' ~ ''''' S.
Saskr' r..an. 90. We. sc "a Now $3.50
nnsa' wv" ~ ' .xtt
Sufnrrr' ~ - W. q . "a Now ..... x3..S
Sr. W ~" M" W 81 NV ,".,',.. x3..5
s,, Ssi".r u.r;,icn Sc, Wa, $50 Reduced $40
rsn So, n..s Wer, e. zach Now ST.. 80
:, "wi.~" T,E.n 49, -. Was Sie so Now 81. so
:,,;n ~ ~. r,"S w.. g "a each Now .sr
, Wore each
"'V- '"'~ WIZ >"''' '"' ~ .,.,,. 80
So. 'uowi w.s ca Ecw - '....,. 81
S;,S"r Tr.y VS. 9. so Nav .,..... S3..S
$500. Cana,.s,;.ls W.rc e "a Zach x3.sS
IL. rc C.mJcss;crs wers ca "s and So 90 Now IN
Eiect,i. CsnaiesticL Was SO 5O Now SA.?S
SuyppwAer SErT,oS FIRST Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-29
Women's Ovcrb1ouses, $3.95

We're $40
Crepe de Chine Overblonses. Voc neck, full
side style in white. size rs, and flesh sizes -
ard 36.
WOnen's Double. breasted Vestees. Of blue
broa dcloth short sleeve style size 3s Were
6 Short. sleeve yestees Of striped and checked
madras; size 40. Were $l95 Now ..........N
I Plaid Silk Overbl0uses. In black and red: sizes
AZ and 40: in blue and gold sizes 81 and 3s.
Were S575 Now. ..................S3 .95
I Douhle.breasted Velveteen Jackets. in green.
size 40: in red sizes 81 and ss. Were sS7a.
Black Nefveteen Ovcrblouses. with round neck:
sizes 3s and rs Were s5.75 Now. ....., 1898
Black Crepe de Chine Overblou<es with peated
friils down the front: in sizes 81 and -. Were
$40 Now ..-......................< 3.95
Crepe de Chine Overbiouses. with high low
collars: in black. size IS and gray. size 36. Were
I OverhloUsr. NJ gray crepe de chine: veeneck
~tve. with silk monogram: size -. Was $40.
Blouse SECTION, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-29

French Nahes OF nawerea sltatresx, Mere tiS
Now tt,xts,&44ss,e MANA
Negligres at orchid satin aaa hue crepe he
chiue, Mere $40, al ami 81, Naw .,,,4,., N,AA
self triMMed <egtisees ef blue and hreeade,l
satin, Mere sra and BIS Nav, ,.,>,.t.>. xNeA
/ French troeaded Aegltgve. In blue saa red.
alec as Was s6a Nav ,.t.,.t.,,,.,4..,,tt NAA
NnassasN Snv,aN TMRe NosR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-29
Lorgnettes, Oxfords Reduced

rais tat. Gold ietRn~fs~s. wss ss" Nav q. sta
Pair tiki. God Iorxartrs. Was S1a So
Pair ttht. t"id 0sfesds. Was sci Nov ...... sra
! FaR tikt. Gold 0sford.. Was STA so. New
Psis 'itkt. Geld Fame, 0xfosds. Was s.A New ~.
fs.at. GoId M"noei~. Wa. ............ 81
= Stsrlas silver iarkss. Were 81,
! SrrlinR silver Eve GLASS CASE Vas SIS Now
] strFlag silver I've GLASS Ca.~. " No.
stsfiew silver E,e tstss. Case Was ~iN Nou 81
] stsTInx silver Eve Glass tsse. Was SIS Nav
silver Ribbon Runners las ISL. Mere SIS so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-29
Housewares
Very Greatly Reduced

! white Esameiea Eiher
Clothes Hammer with Q
hinged cover: large size.
Was 80. Now. -. .xA.R5
1 Manning -Bswmas Flee
trie Pereelatsr: soup "a
pao1ty shghtly dam aged.
wac S5.sS. Nov. 81 .os
J Mshexany staised FSbsr
Wood Basket: slightly dam
aged. Wa S3.G5.
w" '..... HI.b8
Z TsDaiated Breakfast
Table with dro? ieavrs ~.
lneh size. signify damaged
Was Ss.s5. NoS .t4.eS
Z UnpaIpted Breakfast
Table with drop iesv~t
3G-inch sire: sIightly
q a m AIRED. Wa 50 so
NOW .t5.NS
] rapainted Serving Table:
3s-inch sire sIightty
. . " - w. s@
] ranainf<d Tilt Ton
Table slightly damaged.
Wa, SIS 80. Now .xg.S5
z Infsats vsIisafh Bath
Tat,s: white enauaeis.c
slsghtiy damaged. Were
$3.S5 Each Noe $50
3 white Ems msIed FIhes
bathroom Ha unoevs: obi0ng
shspe large size slightly
damaged. Were 1915,
Tow .s...-s.. .ks.NS
J "Hygia" Kitchen Gavh-
age Pail: white enas1eisd
slightly shopwarn. Was
-. hut reduced FRIDAY
10 -s%ss. ~
2 Presto" Kitchen Garbage
Pals: white sBsnlele6:
stiKbfiy stsoyworn. We're
~ % each Now 49,. ssSe
! white EaameieA kpiint
Clothes Hamper: slightly
damaged WSs 81. Re-
diitfsd Friday 10 ... x2.sS
white Una nneIed FIbes
Clothes Hs mpsr. square
SHAPE medium sjrs sight
y Gamsged. Wac ~
Now .........f 3aS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-29
Women's Costume Slips, s4.2s

We're SS.05
- Women's Costume Slips with deep hens. In
tan and gray; sizes a. AZ. AZ. 40. ~ nd a.
Fair Purple silk BIoomerS. length %. Were
-
Fair BlOomers. Of navy crepe de chine: length
"s Were $3.50 pair, Now. Observation-Disclosures. 50
ScalIoped.bot tom Grorgette Costume Sins.
trimmed with rhnesones. In white size ~
and nile. size 40 Were ss.7s, Now. $3.50. .S3es
Pair Bloomers navy crepe hack satin. size
%. Was ss.7s. Now. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $685.
COSTUME Strr SEXTON. THIRD Froo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-29

4 Pair ~ Black and Brase
AnSiress. Were Si$ the
pair. Eow. 1s.NS
! Antique Besas Yire Set;
shovel. tonEs poker and
stand. Wac $40 complete.
Now ........... SIS
j Paiv Brass Asdirons Of
colonial design. Wa -:
Now ..-.-..... .&iJ-SM
] Pair Cast Iron Andirons,
~ colonial brass. " as IL
New .......... 1886
Pair Wrought Iron And
tseas. brass trimmed Vas
$40. Nor. &eS
3 spltnf Wood FiresIts
Baskets: unpasntad and
slightly damaged. Were
SIS each. Now .D5r
I Brass TmbreIla Stand.
rightly damaged. was
$50. Vow. ... 1873
i Brass Bird Cage Stand.
ssaRhtsJ csusgef VI as
E5- now .AI DO
I Black TeIdinK Ffrs
Screen: brass trimmed 2S-
inch ave was priced al
50 SO Now. .t3-sS
] PeseeiaIa Tabis Tsp:
2Sx4s~spch size. slightly
damaged. was 500
Vow ~ no
I Stainless sfeei Carving
ea. with alag handles
Tbs thrss pieces we're
$40 Is. Now. -. .2s.eS
I &fsinIsss Sized Carving
Set with white hsnssi~s.
three pieces. The ses was
SO Is. Vow. 50 80
: Alamiaam Ladies With
wood handles. Were BIC
zach. Now $780,. roe
I Black and Brass Ysidins
Fire Screen: &c is8,.ts~s
kifh. slightly damaged
Was si2.S5. Vow "a. ss
1 AshoKspy Stained Fiber
NosA Basket: slightly dam
aged Was - 50 IN, re
6Gaef FRIDAY ~ 1913
10 Whit ED1gsIea Apiee
Sets. Were 81 80 \ sci
AEW I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-29
Evening Purses and Toilet
Articles Greatly Reduced

Evening Purses Were $40. Now. ......... SIS
] Evening Purse. Was $40. Now. .S25
]. Evening Purse. Was $50. Now. .$1c
I Jewelcd Powder Jar. Was 81. Now. $3.50
I Jeweled Powder Jar. Was IS. Now .....S so
| Jpwplptl AfOmizer. Was 81. Now. lis
! Jeweled Jewel BOX Was Socao Now. SIS
I Jeweled Cigarette Rox. Was SEA. Now. Sis
I Je,veled Nail File Was 81. Now ...........G
NOVELTY JEwnRY SECTION, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-29
Friday RemnantDa y-With The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Remnant Day Merchandise is not returnable
or exchangeable not sent c. O. D. or on ap-
prevail; mail or phone orders not accepted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-29
Mems Clothes Reduced
Suits. s19.75 O'Coats, SITS
We're s;S and $40 We're $50 and sSs
NO Alterations AHowedJ

- Mems overcoats, ex-
cellent garments. tai.
lored from fancy ma.
terials that ( c a ture
MAIDS and herring.
bones. Both single and
double hrea sted models
in sizes that range
from 81 TO IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-29
Rings Reduced

I4-kt. Gold Ssrdonyx Ring. Was SIS Now ...... ~
fskt. tsoid Tourmeiains klug. Was -. so Now -
fakf white tsDd Ring Was 81 80 Sax $40
4 Platinum kisg. ) diamonds Was xI6S. Nov 500
Platinum Dinner Ring. With diamonds Was 81 IS.
Now ................. ............s.. SOS
kas. set with diamond. and . sspphir~s Wa. ssas
Now ............... Et6A
yanev Ring. dlsrnaeds aud sapphes. wa. Is
Nov .-...,s....-.... .............. e:a
Platinum Top Geld Ring.
sappbires. Was 500. No~ tSa
j EAT
pbre. Was SAh. Now ..~..........+.. s.s
>
phre. Was xSb. Nov ..-....-... ais
is-kt. GREEN Gold sota,,. Diamond Ring. wa. sns.
] Platinum Ring. 10 tss. !. Karat stone. Wa. $40
Nov ,.....--.......,...., ............... S10
I Pistiaum Ring, take J, karat stone. Was Sb5.
Nov .......s...., Observation-Disclosures. SIS
tSkt. White Gold Ring, take ikaFat Was xf3
Now .................. IS
tskt, White Gold Moustings lake " kt. and 4 hi
STONES. We're 81. Nov ............. -
ta.d. White Gold Mounting take "a hi, Was
50. Now .~...-... 81
Dnmoxns AND Ffnv Jgwnar surios FIRST Floor.
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Semi Venetian Mirrors, 1915

There just ~ of these attractive Senti, "
tian Mirrors In the much liked panel style.
Though they are subject 10 slight inperfections.
they excellent values at this reduced price.
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Boys. Calfskin Shoes, 1895
We're IS Pair

30 Pairs Boys Tan Calfskin Straight-tip Lace
Shoes. in sizes 10 s: c 10 and n ! to s.
< ard 3 i. and 81 wer. S. Vow s' ssss
Patent Leather iixhi-weiSht
welt soes. Sizes 3. S and ga and 8. Were So
Pair. Bay.' Tan Caifskn Crep.-.ae orfo.d. In sizes
A. and C 49,. We're S. Now. .2:.n6
Boxs SECTION. FOURTH Floor
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Womcn's Stcp-ins. $l.as

tff yT.V
90 Numeu's Crepe Rene Stsp ins, tailored stNtes.
In nesh, peach, nrrhd and white.
~ Crepe Rene theutse, IN flesh, peach, orchid
and white, ssee NJ and IS Mere Sian. New. ST IN
~ N"ie themise, IN rtchM amt rose; slee rs,
We're ~. N"M .,.,,,>.. 40 ,,ts>. :. M
aud afchtd, Were tl.aA, Now ,,.,.t.,,.. ,xisSA
Peach Nalte taWNs. e,tgea With la ndnaade lace
sixe Ia, Mere u, Now Observation-Disclosures me
CorTos lNnaswsAs NATION. rhsn ktoos,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-29

IL Mems Suits. in sew.
eral models. nicely tai.
lored from good serv-
iceable materials. Reg.
ulsr sizes 81 and As.
short sizes 81, IS. SS.
30 and 40: long size A.;
stout sizes SIS. 70 and
AZ. and long stout size
~,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-29
Girls Middies. CSC We're 81"

81 Girls Long sleeve White Mlides. trimmed
with white braid. i'm sizes Il. "a. Is. ~ and 81,
N Girls Cation Fieeced Combinations suits.
Nazareth make in the hang sisAve, &E1ee~isEg-h
Ss~e- Sizes - and ~ wears. Mere s.. \avT Sc
10 Girls Cre>shsr Combination Suits. with elias
tic knee and built.up shoulder. size years only.
w -. NOW . ssSN
Girls ".Ascher" make Allweol Sweaters. N the
button~dow n. She-front styfe Sizes :. -. - and
rs wears Mere SS.Sn. Now ..........-~. - 81
Girls Reacon Clath Rsthrehe>. with roll collar.
long sleeves and Sirie. Sizes and - years.
~ = -
Girls Beacon Cloth Rsthroh~s in rclorsd p.alds
with ycli collar and rvssl girs, In Si-ss ard -
Years Were IS Now ...-...........E as
Girls Flannel Bs,hrobe. III gray and red check.
trimmed with Silk braid and S,lN tie cord size
s Was STA. Now ...-....~-.. =. .-....... s. 50
so Pairs Girls ss.lenSth Ii>le Socks. with fancy
cuffs. Assorted shades IN sizes =. sl4 and To.
Were ste pair New ..-.@...~.es .-. SIC
81 Pairs Misses Nen,miNed lone Sports Stc<k.
inys. in tar and brown; sizes \, S'.. =. ga ard
10, Ner~ 81 New ~.....r>-> 80. e.. sSe
: ~ 49,