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Evening star., 1927-05-12
Step-in Girdles, $3.75
Were Much More

Boneless Step-n Grdes, Of pink swami, in sizes
% to 81 and 90 to 80.
De BevOise Corset Brassieres Of silk figured broche,
in sizes 34 40 and IA. Were much more. Now 1915
Modart Fr0nt-lacing Corsets. of pink coutl and
striped batiste. In sizes 25 49, 3S and So. Were
p. n Practical Front Corsets of figured broche in
sizes 25, 30 and 81. Were So. Now. 4.95
ROlIaway Reducers Were $3.50. Now. .S.95
Small Size Rolaway Reducers. Were much more.
Now ..$S'@o
CORSET SECTION THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1927-05-12
Women's Shoes, $5.45: Were SO
20 Pairs Women's Patent I,eather Tons

20 Pairs Women's Patent Leather Tongue Pumps
with small buckle, turned sole and Cuban heels
In sizes AAA Us. 1I6: AA 1I4ia. 1f5I5, 2i6; A ia
14h 2/6, ~: 1Is1s. IA, 2f4la. 49, i/s:C il3k,
"a, f/5. 1/6 and 1L61a. Were $40 pair Now S545
2S Pairs WOmen's Gun Metal Tongue Pumps with
small buckle. turned sole and Cuban heels in sizes
AAA 1/5, 1/5z. 1/61a; AA 2f5h, 2i6, 1/s1s: A 2T6;
2/S, I6. /61a. III: c 1Is, 1I3h, IA, 1f5, 1/6
and 1T. Were $40 pair Now.............s5 s545
WoMEN's SHOE SECTION THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1927-05-12
Golf Irons. S4.25: Were Sc

10 r. Stewart Niblicks and 10 T. Stewart No Irons
kr0yd0n Masfie Irons. Were $3.50. Now . 81
Golf Shirts, with woolen waist band, in sizes ID
and Is. Were SO. Now. Observation-Disclosures 81, 80
SPORTING GooDs SECTION. SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1927-05-12
Art Embroidery Reductions

Italian Embroidered Linen Pilowcases. Were
Sl.25 each. Now. ..75c
French Print Waste Baskets. Were $3.50.
NOW 9I0U
3 Won,en's Twopiece Hand embroidered Ray0n
Dresses, in tan. blue and peach Were $14.50.
NOW %
W0men's One-piece Hand embroidered Rayon
Dresses, In tan and orchid Were $3.50 Now $3.50
Hand embroidered Crib Spread. Was $1l.50.
Handenbroidered Crib Pillow. was 81. Now. $50
Handembroidered Child's Dress, size 2 years.
Was VT. Now. Observation-Disclosures
Handembroidered Chid's Dress, size years
Was $3.50. Now. .....s..... ...........S3 S3
i Hand.embroidered Krinkle Bedspread. was SIS
NOW $40
! Georgettecoyered Lamp Shade. sand color. Was
SlI. Now. $3.50
Evening star., 1927-05-12
Mems S Wool Knickers
Special, IS

50 pairs Mems Knockers, of fine cheviots and
tweeds, in variety of light patterns; plus
four style; waist sizes, % to AZ.
2 Four-piece Suits (coat, vest, trousers and
knickers), in light mixtures. Regulars,
1-37; Shorts, 1-38, 1-42; Stouts, 1-38,
1--3o, 40 and 1-42. TROUSERS AL
TERATIONS ONLY. Were SIS.
MEMS CLOTHES SECTION. SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1927-05-12
Cretonnes Reduced "a to 10

90 Cretonhe Remnants. in lengths suitable for MAX
ing pillows, stoop seats, chair tides, slip
boudoir chairs, sngiewindow drapes and door
drapes.
40 Pairs Rufied Marquisette Curtains, In ecru Spe
i. =. ...$l
ii Pairs Curtains OF various styles and materials
Slightly mussed or soied( Reduced u and more
Also short lengths of voile net marqusette. dotted
muslin rayon and countless other materials Re-
duced u to II.
CURTAIN AND DaApERY SECTION SIXTH Floor
Evening star., 1927-05-12
Philippine Gowns Greatly Reduced
S1.95 and $2.95

81 Vee-neck Philippine Gowns, beautifully handen,
brodered and appliqued Were much more
.CI
IA Vee-neck Philippine Gowns, handembroidered
with ilet lace inserts. Were much more Now S2 9j
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR SECTION THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1927-05-12
Children's Silk Socks, Csc
Were 81 Pair

40 Pairs Childrens Short silk Socks, in white and
pink e few with colored tops; sizes in the lot
to 613.
Is Pairs Chdrens AllsiIk Socks, in pink; sizes to
64. Were SO pair Now. ow..................... 95c
CInpRgNs HosIERY SECTION FIRST Floor
Evening star., 1927-05-12
Boys Wash Knickers
Special, Sis

800 Pairs Boys Wash Knickers, of long -wearing
part-inen fabric plaid effects in the darker shades
Thrifty parents will purchase several pairs for their
sons
Evening star., 1927-05-12
Mems Oxfords Reduced
$3.95 $6.45

20 Pairs Mems Tan Cafskin OxfOrds, with medium
toe, leather sole and rubber heels in sizes z, 9,
1o12 and II; ~, s, S1a, 9ia, 1013 7,7h, s,
So 1Ol2, IL; 4 73S and 9a. Were $40 pair.
Pairs Mems Tan and Black Calfskin OxfOrds with
medium toe, leather sole and rubber heels in sizes
A 1012; b 6, &C Sh; D 61a, 91a and 10. Were s6
par. NOV. '...-. 1895
MEMS SHOE SEXTON, Second FLOOR.
Evening star., 1927-05-12
Women's Hats Reduced to
S3.75 and S.

Is Trimmed and Sports Hats, of straw, fabric and
felt; few Rawak hats are included Greatly re-
30
Is Trimmed and Sports Hats, of straw fabric and
felt. Were much more. Now ............ S375
MILLINERY SECTION, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1927-05-12
Women's Shirts, 75c
Were S1.95

II womens White Cotton Tuck-in Shirts, sizes ~
and ~.
Satin OverbOuses, in russet and TAM navy and tan
and black; sizes 36 to AZ in the lot. Were $3.50
-
Black Messaline Tuck-in BlOuses with high'ow
collar and tucked front, size 46 Were $6.7o
Now SS.S0
Silver Metallic Cloth OverblOuse, size 3S. Was
Sl6.!5 Now :; .SoS'
Braided Overbouse, of tan crepe de chine size 81
Tailored Radium Overb0use, bos de rose, size 81.
Black Crepe de Chine Oyerblouse, trimmed with
brass buttons and braid, size AZ. Was $3.50.
BLOUSE SECTION THIRD Floor,
Evening star., 1927-05-12
Girls and Junior Misses
Dresses and Coats Reduced

Girls Tub Dresses, with and without boomers
i'll attractive colors; sizes S and s. Were $3.50
.noW - ID
Girls Plaid Wool Dresses, in blue and brown sizes
and IL. Were $3.50 Now w..............S8 1885
L Girls White Crepe de Chine Dress, size tslighty
soed. Was $3.50. Now ................. S49j
Girls White Serge Coats, trimmed with colored
embroidery; sizes and 10. Were $ls75
........................, $3.50
Girls Brown Winter Coat, fur trimmed, size IL
Was $35. Now w...................... 81 95
Junior Misses Tub silk Dresses in plain colors
and stripes; sizes 1S and II. Were $16.75
i Junior Miss White Georgette Dress size II
Slightly soiledl Was so. Now .S895
Junior Miss Cape-style Tweed Coat tan mixture:
size II. Was $3.50. Now f.............:.. $3.50
Junior Miss Blue Plaid Tweed Coat, lined with
crepe de chine: size II. Was $35. Now SIS
Junior Miss Rose Charmeen Coat, size Is. Was
Evening star., 1927-05-12
Girls Furnishings Reduced

IL Girls Spring-weght Combination Suits. Were ST.
Miss Misses sink Teddes in flesh peacb and greene sDe
Were 1926. Now. .......................$l .$l95
Girls Radium Costume Slips in flesh, sizes 8 to
IA. Were $3.50. Now. ow........................S2 1895
COtton-and-wo0 Combination Suits, in sizes 10 and
L: were Si'oo: now OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .45c
Misses Black Satin Skirts. size IS. Were $1275.
NOW $S.y1
GIRLS FURNISHINGS SECTION, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1927-05-12
Infants Dresses Reduced

II Infants Dresses Were $3.50 Now. ...... $145
III Infants Dresses. Were SIS. Now. .........S S215
is Infants Dresses Were $3.50. Now. $215
Infants Dresses. Were $3.50. Now. .45c
Infants Dresses Were SIS. Now. ......... $3.50
Infants Dresses Were $40. Now. ......... $3.50
Infants Dresses. Were Sc Now. sails
Infants Dress Was $25. Now. ............ ESQ
Infants Dress Was $40. Now. w............. $3.50
Infants Dress. Was sl2. Now. $50
Infants Dress. Was $3.50 Now. .......... 1896
lS Infants Handmade Nainsook Gertrudes. Were
ls Pairs Babies sink Rubber Pants Were 81 and
Sl.25 pair. NOW .10c
Infants Cotton.and.Woo Bands. Were soc each.
NOW .S0c
Infants Handmade 3Onnets. Were Csc. Now. .45e
Chidren's Muslin Gowns Were 81. Now. soc
Pairs Infants Handmade Sill.andwoOl BoOtees.
Were much Now pair. r.................55 55c
Pairs Children's Nainsook Drawers. Were sl.5o
Pairs Ribbon Rosettes. Were 81. Now. .65c
Imported Crepe de Chine Carriage Robe and Pill
low: robe is handmade and hand-embroidered. Was
Handembroidered Batiste Pillow Cover, with cIuny
l Handmade Tsatiste Pillow Cover. with bnche edge.
,o was %. NOV .%.;so
Handembroidered Bibs. Were So. Now. .$1.95
Handembroidered Bibs. Were soc. Now. -. csc
INFANTS SECTION. FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1927-05-12
Ruffled Marquisette Curtains
Special, ST Pair

l20 Pairs White Ruf1ed Marquisete Cur
tains, III fine woven dot design, with full
size 54-inch ruffled over valance, and tie
backs to match AT this very special price
an early purchasing is suggested.
Evening star., 1927-05-12
Boxed Paper and Envelopes
Reduced. 45c and b0c

so Boxes Plymouth Fabric Stationery: 4S and
4s envelopes. with ragged gold decke edge
Was 75c box. Now ,.................. 45c
40 Boxes Ripple Fabric Stationery: 4S sheets and
As envelopes, in blue and buff, assorted in each
box. Was 81 box Now ..........:.:....::. .6Oc
10 Boxes Lawn Court Stationery containing As large
double sheets of lnen.fnish paper, with ragged
gilt edge. Was 81 box. Now ............... Soc
STATIONERY SECTION FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1927-05-12
10-Piece Dining Room Suite
S265: Was 1855

! 10.piece Combination Walnut and Gumwood Dining
Room Suite, includes buffet china cabinet
extension table, server, l armchair and side
chairs.
| Jade Green Drop-leaf Breakfast Table. Was $14.
NOW ?S
| China Cabinet Of combination walnut and gum.
wood Was $65 Now w.......................S4 S42
/ Feather Pillow size 21x27. with blue and white
striped ticking. Was SIS. Now. 1915
l Goose Feather Pillow, size 21x27 with blue and
white striped ticking. Was $6.2o. Now. $3.50
BEDROOM AND DINING Room FURNITURE SECTIONS
SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1927-05-12
Wicker Furniture Reduced

] Decorated Reed Settee, in orange and black, with
green leatherette pad seat. Was $3.50 Now SIS
/ Walnut.fnish Reed Chair, upholstered in colorful
cretonne Was $11.75 Now ................$ .$1.15
| Decorated 2-piece Reed Suite davenport and
chair in olive green. with cretonne upholstered
spring seats. Was $3.50. Now. .......... $3.50
/ Reed Desk, In and blue, with drawer. Was
$3.50 Now OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1850
REED FURNITURE SECTION, SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1927-05-12
Housewares Reduced

l Dozen Stainless Steel Dessert Knives, with white
handle. Were SIS dozen. Now. w................S8
~ Dozen Stainless Steel Fruit Knives, with white
handle. Were $14 dozen. Now. ..............$7
Set Stainless Steel Knives and Forks (6 knives 6
forks) Was $11.50 set. Now. ..............$ $6.75
Stainless Steel Steak Set; table knives and steak
knife and fork, with white handles. Was $1O50
q Now
Evening star., 1927-05-12
Gift Section Reductions

"a Novelty Favors and Place Card Holders Were
Fancy French Boxes Were So. Now ....... 81
Fancy French Boxes. Were 75c. Now. 35c
Fancy French Boxes. Were 81. Now. soc
Imported Leather Purse. Was $10.5o Now. $3.50
Imported Leather Purse. Was S22.50 Now. SIS
Leather Writing Pad. Was 81. Now. ......... So
l Set-Silver-fnish Pencil Knife and Cigarette
Holder Was slo.5o Nov ..;:.......,. $3.50
Knife. Was $3.50. Now .........,........$ So so
Set-Silver-fnish Pen, Pencil and Paper Knife
was SlS. NOW $lU
GIFT SECTION. SECOND Floor.
Evening star., 1927-05-12
Mems Fancy Socks, SOC Pair

10 Pairs Mems Fancy Rayon Socks, with double
Isle heels and toes; bright patterns, in sizes
10 to 1112.
40 CoIored Madras Shirts with attached soft collars
in sizes IA, 142, 1872, Is and II. Were $3.50 and
in sizes SO, 3S and 40 Were $3.50 Now ...$I.15
27 Silk and Knitted Silk Four-inhand Ties Were
g anu S@.0UA NOW .SI.JJ
20 Pairs iumweight Wool Golf Hose; plain legs.
with fancy tops, in sizes 101s and IL. Were $3.50
and 50. Now OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SIC
IS Suits White Madras and C0ored Crepe Paiamas,
in small medium and extra large sizes. Were So
Evening star., 1927-05-12
Decorated Dinnerware. Sc to SIS

Domestic and imported decorated dinnerware that
has been greatly reduced for clearance, includes
plates, cups and saucers sugar and SETS vege-
table dishes butter dishes, pickle dishes, teapots.
platters covered dishes and many others in several
attractive patterns.
CHINA SECTION. FIFTH Floor
Evening star., 1927-05-12
China Reduced II, and More

S2 Decorated Porcelain Egg Cups. Reduced to 15c
~ Decorated Porcelain Breakfast Plates; misatched
~ Decorated French China Plates. Reduced to- soc
y Decorated Porcelain Soup Plates. Reduced to- I5c
10 Decorated Porcelain Tea Plates Reduced 10 I5c
16 Decorated Porcelain Dinner Plates Reduced to CSC
IL Decorated Porcelain Boullion Cups and Saucers
Reduced tO....................,.. 1sc
3 Decorated Porcelain Oatmeal Dishes Reduced
to Izo
3 Imported Gold lncrusted Decorated Covered
Dishes. Greatly reduced to ...... 81 IN
CHINA SECTION. FIFTH Floor
Evening star., 1927-05-12
Sportswear Reduced

Fui-ength knitted Coats, in light shades. Were
$12.50 and $13.75. Now w...........,.,......S6,7 rs
Iwo-fiece Jersey Dresses. Were $l075.
Chid's Riding Habit, size 10. Was SIS Now Sc. as
SpoRrswEAR SECTION, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1927-05-12
I Tomorrow is Remnant Day-Save u to y

Remnant Day Merchandise is not returnable
or exchangeable; not sent c. O. D. or on ap-
proval; mail or phone orders not accepted.
Evening star., 1927-05-12
Furniture Greatly Reduced

All Remnant Day Furniture offerings
are sold "0s is" subject to scars,
damages and imterfec ctioNs.
Mahogany finish Ladderbacls Armchairs, with
rush seats. Were $3.50. Now ...,........ $3.50
Solid Mahogany End Tables. Were $3.50.
Arncllairs, with wanut.f1nish arms and legs:
and back upholstered in tapestry. Were $50.
NOW III IOo
Red Magazine Rack. Was $3.50. Now $3.50
LIVING Room AND OCCASIONAL FURNITURE SECTIONS
SIXTH Floor.
Evening star., 1927-05-12
Cotton Dress Goods
Reduced IL to Il,

500 Remnants OF Cotton Dress Goods, in usable
lengths OF to yards, reduced a to a. including
wash alpaca, printed charmeusette, printed zephyr
printed silk and cotton crepe printed percae, plain
cotton poplin plain broadclott, printed batiste
printed dmity, printed voe, embroidered Swiss and
ginghan.
COTTON DRESS Goops SECTION SECOND FLoo..
Evening star., 1927-05-12
and also

monographs. Were $135. Now ..
% l2-inch Albums. Were $1.25. Now.
NIcTRoLA GALLERIES. FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1927-05-12
Victrolas Reduced

Mahogany finish victroias tused as demonstrators
Were $50 Now ..,............$ .$4:
Was $500 Now ...........S8 .S8;
Evening star., 1927-05-12
Girls Hats, 81
Greatly Reduced

II Girls Felt. Straw and Silk Hats, suitable foi
immediate wear.
GIRLS MILLINERY SECTION FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1927-05-12
White Goods Reduced ~ and More

40 Yards White Jewell Cloth. In novelty hemstitched
plaid, suitable for making bedspreads scarfs. bridge
sets, etc. Was 81 yard. Now half price. soc
II Yards 1914 Beached Twill Sheeting. Was S5c
80 Dozen Women's Imported Linen Handkerchief
squares. in solid colors; rose-pnk and brown
Were 15c each. Now. Observation-Disclosures. sc
WHITE GooDs SECTION, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1927-05-12
Women's and Misses Dresses
Reduced

Silk Crepe Dresses, in black navy. gray green
and tropc: sizes "a to a.. Were S29 so Now SIG IS
4 Printed Silk Dresses, in sizes SO and 40 We're
Ts'.oV: 4NoW S1m
8 Evening Gowns: white beaded georgette / nile
beaded georgette pink maIne and taffeta sizes
"a to AZ Were $4250. Now. w................ s2e
WoMENs DRESS SECTION. THIRD FrooR
10 Misses Street Dresses of georgette and crepe de
chine, in Queen blue, rose gray tan navy ana
black; sizes IA to 90, Were So. so TO S39 so
. -. 81
y Misses Dresses for afternoon and evening, wear
or crepe de chine and taffeta. in pink rose white
and black sizes IA to Is. We're $3.50 TO S25
MISSES DRESS SECTION THIRD F1ooF -'
Evening star., 1927-05-12
Women's Umbrellas, Special, $4.85

10 Women's 94-inch 10.rib Umbrellas in red, garnet.
brown and purple handles of amber-colored Pyraln.
with tips and ferrues to match.
Wonlen's 21-inch 10 and 16rib Umbrellas. in
brown. navy purple and red; assorted quartz han
dies, with tips and ferrues to match. Were S12.
Womens 24inch 10.rib Silk Umbrellas, in purple
and brown; assorted wood trimmed handles, with
tips and ferrules to match Special. .$5.45
Mems Tape-edge Piece-dyed Cloth Umbrellas IA
mixture of silk and cotton) with assorted sterling
silver.trmmed wood handles. Were Sc. Now $3.90
UMBRELLA SECTION, FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1927-05-12
Little Women's Dresses, $3.50
Greatly Reduced

. Little Women's Street and Afternoon Dresses. Of
nat crepe crepe de chine georgette and tafeta One
and two piece styles, showing elaborate embroidery
peated collars and cuffs. contrasting pipngs boiero
and Iabot effects. Some of the models are slightly
So!ed, but all are excellent values at this very low
price. Sizes 141z. 1914, 20I5 and 43I
SPECIAL SIZE SECTION. THIRD Floor
Evening star., 1927-05-12
Smokers Accessories Reduced

CLOTHES SECTION, SECOND FLooR
Evening star., 1927-09-25
Write for a 3-day test

This will tell you Of delightful new way to
Danish afternoon ''let-downs." To keep you at
your best all day. Alert. Energetic. Purposeful
Now modern science offers you natural means
to keep you ''hittine on all six"-evcry minute
Of the day. A way that picks you up almost in
stantly. Both mentally and physically.
1t is delicious new food-drink called Ovaltne
Not an artificial stimulant. But quick build
ing-up beverage. Doctors advise it.
Thousands of successful people everywhere
now drink Ovaltne regularly at home In their
Offices. At soda fountains. 1t reuvenates. 1t
sets tired minds a-sparkle We urge you to
make 3-day test.
Cause of ioginess-HoO Ovalfine overcomes
Nine times out of ten, mental and physical
''let-doWns" are due TO overstraned nerves or
digestive unrest-or both.
Delicious Ovatine instantly overcomes this
trouble. This is why;
FlRsT-It digcsts very quickly. Even in cases
Of impaired digestion.
SEcoND-It supplies your system with certain
hcalth-building essentials which are often miss
ing from your daily fare. One cup of Ovaltine
has actually more food value than II cups of
beef extract.
Evening star., 1927-09-25

THIRD-Ovaltine has the unusual power of d-
costing 4 to times its own weight of other
foods you eat. Hence digestion goes on speedily
and efficiently. Quick assimilation follows which
is restoring to the entire body Prayed nerves
are soothed. Your mind clears and your body
responds. You become alert, both mentally and
physically.
You will like the flavor of Ovaltine Unlike any
drink you have ever tasted. 1t contains no
drugs. 1t is the special food properties of
Ovaltinc < and absolutely nothing else that
bring its wonderful results and popularity. In
use in Switzerland for over 80 years. Now in
universal use in England and her colonies. More
than 10000 doctors recommend it. Not only as
a quick pickup" beverage, but because of its
special dietetic properties, they also recommend
1t for sleeplessness, nerve-strain, malnutrtlon,
backward children and the aged.
A 3.day test
Drink cup glass Of Ovaltnc whenever you feel low
nervouy tired See how quickly picks you up There
zest to your work-to all your daily activities.
That IS the experience Of most OvaIfine
All druggists sell Ovane in sizes for home Or they
mix it for you the soda fountain But to let you try
it will send 3day introductory package for 10 cents
to Of packing and mailing Just send in the
coupon with 10 cents.
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THE STRAND

Capacity houses greeted the launching of the Greater Vaudeville Season at the Strand theater yester- day. It was a gala event. Never such a show before. It promises to De typical of the Strand shows to follow with the adventr of the Greater Vaudeville Season.
 The Kelso Brothers will be long remembered by local theater-goers' Here is an act, is a distinct novel, ty. It has everything. Comedy, song dance. juggling. even lions and Tn it all the famous Brothers play a part. And how the audience laughed And how they applauded. It was enthusiastic. It was spontaneous Other acts on the bill included Mary Narlow an exponent of mimicry who exccls in her art and Frldkli' and Rhoda & Co. The feature photo ulav is 'The Prince of Tempters with Ben Lyon and Lois Moran.
 Thursday will bring another new bill of vaudeville and photoplays. The vaudeville will be in keeping with the new and greater season ot variety. Acts will incude Ina Alcova X Co.: Hermann Berrens and Mile Eff: Milton Berle X Co. and others. The feature photoplay for Thursday Friday and Saturday will be Richard Dix in his latest picture, "Paradlse for Two"