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New Britain herald., 1928-08-21
PLAY POSTPONED GAME
Pirates ard Rangers of City League
To Meet AT Walnut Hill Park To.
morrow Night.

The Pirates and the Rangers OF
the City League will play off their
postponed contest tomorrow eve.
ming ii Walnut Hill park on Dia-
mond No. as shortly after $50
O'Clock as possible. All the players
on both teams are urged to be pres
cnt at the field as soon as possible
after $50 o'clock so that the game
can be played the regulation nine in
ningS.
The game will be of great i'm
portance to the Corsairs as a win
will put them into a tie with the
West Ends for first place in the
league. a defeat will practically
clinch The title for the present league
leaders. No announcement has been
made by either team as to their
pitchers but it is expected that tho
battle will be close match.
Sautter and Fitzpatrick will call
the balls and strikes. The Pirates
will practice this evening and all
players are expected to be present.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-21

In the two games played at Wal
nut Hill park yesterday afternoon in
the Rotary Boys League, Nathan
Hale defeated Willow Brook and
Burritt swamped Vance.
Willow Brook Nathan Hale
Wretched work on the part of his
battery mate again sent Lefty Flo
den down to defeat and although he
duplicated his strikeout feat of last
Friday and famed II Of the Nathan
Halers, his team mates were on the
short end of Z to score at the end
of the nine innings.
Nevertheless F1oden met his match
as far as hurting goes in the game
with Nathan Hale nine as Nichisti,
who was tossing them over for the
winners. was in rare form and he
easily matched the losing pitchers
skill. He pitched a heady game
from the first inning and after the
opening session was never in dan
ger. During the nine innings that
he toied on the mound, he turned
back t. OF the Willow Brook bats
men by way of the strkeou route.
The losers did all their scoring in
the opening inning. The first two
batters to- face the Nathan Hale
pitcher were passed and the third
was famed. Ryiz stepped to the
plate and crashed out long home
run that finished the scoring for the
Willow Brooks for the remainder Of
the afternoon.
Floden held the Nathan Hale
stickers at bay for the first three
stanzas but in the first of the fourth,
the storm broke and before the side
was retired, the northenders had tied
the count. The losers were power
less before the slants Of Nichlsti and
they We're unable to push across a
tally. They We're fortunate to garner
single hit off the delivery of the
Nathan Hale slab artist in the re-
manning eight innings.
1'he winners enjoyed another field
day in the sixth and put the game
in the bag when they sent four more
runners across the plate. They
scored their last tally in the eighth.
The game was featured by the air
tight pitching Of both hurlers. The
|
New Britain herald., 1928-08-21
,N,rIJR-PRO TOURNEY

Val Flood OF Shuttle Meaoo" anu
Rohby Grant of Hartford tled ior
fourth place in the New Eneiahu
= G. o. tournament played yesler-
day afternoon at Sequin. Connectl-
out golfers walked away with the
honors thereby standing on a deter
mined invasion of Massachusetts and
Rhode Island pros and amateurs.
The pair tied with Jim Andrews OF
Waterbury and r. ID. Larkin OF
Hartford. Both teams had the same
figures 70-13-143. Louis Chiapettd.
S-quin. and Frank Ross tied for low
gross with sgd Coyington, Wethers-
field and George Smart.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-21
DENY POLITICAL REPORT

Bridgeport. Aug. u R>-A report
heard in several sections of the state
that Congressman Schuyler Merritt
and Congressman John Q. Illson
were going to be endorsed by fourth
and third districts democrats was
secuted last night by the democratic
town chairman William Il. Flanagan.
this city and Town Chairman David
Mccoy, of New Haven Each chair
man emphatically denied that there
was any such move in prospect
New Britain herald., 1928-08-21
TO VISIT IRELAND
Gene Tumey to Go to London First
Before Making Thrcc-day Visit TO
Home Of Ancestors.

Paris, Aug. 81 R-Gene Tunney
will have a look at England and
Ireland before he starts his walking
trip on the continent.
In a wireless message sent TO me
Associated Press from the steamship
Mauretania, the retired heavyweight
champion said after landing at lily
mouth Wednesday he would go TO
London by automobile, then proceed
TO ireland for a three days visit.
From Ireland the former cham-
MON will return to London for what
he hopes to be quiet visits with
friends there.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-21

Totals Il
ON. out when winning run scored
N-Rattrd for Gilbert in Nth
xx-Ran for Harris in ath.
brooklyn WV on on, .
st. Louis WI w. H.,
Two base hits: Wilson :. ofsatti. pou
HE play: Holm, Fris"h TO orsatu' ~ u,h
rr, ~. rraulsnouse i, by Vance ). by
IIaiues /.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-21
LEAGUE, MEETING

There will be a meeting of the
mana gers of teams in the Fraternal
Soft Ball League at Junior, O. L. A..
NJ. hall at $50 o'clock Wednesday
to discuss important business.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-21

Two base hit: Smith: Three base mt:
CAIRO. Home run: E. Matus, Struck out:
BY Zisll 7, Zinlonis 2, Meligonas 4. Dou-
Me plaNs; !, Zfmonis to Berlin; Waiclti
to EulaS to Zaleski.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-21

Matted for Tutwller in 9TH.
XX-Isatted for Brame i'll eth.
xxx-Rau for Wright in 9TH.
z-Barnhart batted for Russell in Sth.
Bo.ton COL 32i 202-l4
Pittsburgh oul WV 'oo-ll
Two base hits: Hornshy Farrell, Bell,
Travnor. Bartell. Three base hits: Grimes,
p Wancr. Double play: Taylor to Far
rell struck out: By Grimes ,, by Il.
Smith ., by Cooney /. by Delaney :.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-21
Church Standing
SUFFERS SHAKEUP
Stan1nors and st. Mats Replace
MethOdists at Top
Inter- Church Standing

The lnter-Church league standing
sustained several severe shake-ups
last evening when the Trinity Meth
odists We're defeated by the St Mat
theWs German Lutherans and
knocked out of first place, falling to
fourth. The st. Mats advanced
over them, as did the Stanley Me-
mortal team, and these two contend
ers are now tied for first position.
The First Lutherans, idle, moved up
IA notch because of the Methodist
defeat
New Britain herald., 1928-08-21

N-Batted for RIXey IN tth.
xx-Ran for Pipp in 18th
NXX-Batted for Jablonowsk ski in 9Th.
New York 002 0l2 000-5
Cincinnati 200 600 1908
Two base hits; Welsh, Allen. Three
base hit: Cohen. Struck out: BY Gene
wich >, RiXey ..
New Britain herald., 1928-08-21
CtiIt' AGO

Hatted for Ferguson in "th- ;,
,,t,,, GOO J91 1911
ulia'' COL o20 Ill q
Two base hits. Stephenson = l'olil
. . Hurst . southern. Home iuh'
,yiisan. Leach Klein, Walsh
New Britain herald., 1928-08-21

The knights OF Pythlas pasepah
team won its eighth game last ngh'
in the Fraternal Soft Ball League
when it defeated the Junior Me-
chanics by the score of g to 4. Inc
game was featured by the sparkling
fielding of the st. Elmo crew. ne
Knights will play off a tie with the
Tabs tomorrow night The score:
X Of p H. 900 oG3-13
Mechanics ....... 600 olo o3o-
New Britain herald., 1928-08-21
AFTERNOON EMILY czsa AND STEVEN
FALCONS AND RANGERS
BATTLE ON NEXT SUNDAY

Manager John Cabay Finally Assents to Game With
Manager Anastasio's Crew - Both Teams Named
By Their Pilots-Sautter and Paul Chosen as I'm.
pires-Casey and Atwood May Oppose Each Other
on MOund-Backers of Both Clubs are Warmed Up
Over Contest
New Britain herald., 1928-08-21
Stanmcrs Hit Hard

The Stanmers battered Carroll
and profited by numerous FIRST
Baptist errors to pound out an ia
win. In the first three innings the
winners hit the ball very literally TO
all corners of the lot, driving it past
first one fielder and then another.
When this three-inning attack was
over the count stood at Ito, Dave
Stohl having held the Baptists help
less in the meantime. In the fifth
the Baptists began to perk up, not
only holding the Stanmers for the
CONTINUED on Following Page)
New Britain herald., 1928-08-21
ST. Mats Down MpthOd.sts

The st. Mats messed out the Meth
odists in a close and thrilling pitch
ers' battle by u II count. The los
ers made a bid for the game in the
first frame, when they made three
solid hits, but Bauvclt was run down
between third and home between
these blows and G. Pinkerton was
the only man who scored. 1t was a
busy session in the iniield, for there
We're base runners dashing in every
direction before the St Mats finally
retired the side.
In the second inning Ernest ElOpp
led off with a long triple and scored
on Eddie Surko's hit, tying the score.
| The st. Mats won the game in the
third on hits by Eddie Prcsser and
| Neumann. After that Billy Preissel
and Jackson We're supreme and the
| game was finished in quick time as
the sides went out in order. The
Methodists tossed away a fine chance
in the sixth, when three batters in
succession hit safely but We're out
stealing. The hitting of L. Surkc
featured. The linc-ups and score b.
innings:
Trinity Methodist-Bl&uv elt, If: G
Pinlerton, C; \. Hcwctt, lib: Jack
son, p; II. Pinkerton, SIS; Cowles, 2b;
ID. HeWett, IF; l.. rinkerton, 3b: Lit
tie, Of; earle, CT; Morton, pinch
| hitter
St. Matthew S German Lutheran
f. preisscr. cab; w. Frcisser, p; l.
| Neumann, 2b-rf; Il. klopp, Id; W
Surllo, IT, f. Surko, IS. o. Steege, CT
O. Suess, Sb; II. Fink, ri: W. Fink, c
Trim. NJ. 100 OO00--1 7
st. Mats on oooA-2
New Britain herald., 1928-08-21

The bamboo is the most useful OF
all trees.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-21
National League

Manush. Struck out. by Ogden .. /
ITImlz,.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-21

TWO base hit: J. Andrlhl. fioHt TUT
Ryiz. Struck out: BY Nichsh IL. ny
goldrn II. Double plays: kastancuk 10
I Andrini: kastancuk to J. Andrini to
4 a
New Britain herald., 1928-08-21
fl0DEN
IS AGAIN Alone
Duplicates Strike0ut Feat But
Battery Mate Loses Game

In the two games played at Wal
nut Hill park yesterday afternoon in
the Rotary Boys League, Nathan
Hale defeated Willow Brook and
Burritt swamped Vance.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-21
pyrHlANs WIN ANOTHER

Three base hit: Boehnart. STRUCK oul
BY Fink ). Paluch Z.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-21

CONTINUED on Following Page)
Evening star., 1928-04-29
$I.7S CANNON BED SHEETS,
SIx00 INCHES, $I.29

The famous Cannon quality sheets
that are finely woven. hand torn.
free from nlling. and known from
coast TO coast for their splendid
wearing qualities You'll appreciate
their worth the moment you see
their pure white bleach and deep
hens.
Evening star., 1928-04-29
TAILORED BED SPREADS OF
RAYON TAFFETA, SI4.9s

Beautiful, welI-fitting spreads of
rayon taffeta in soft shades OF blue,
gold, orchid or green. Full size for
double beds
Draperies to match viii be made
to your order.
Fourth Floor.t
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$3.50 SEAMLESS STRIPED
KRINKLE SPREADS, S1.69

Made of a splendid grade Of
krinkle cloth with stripes Of blue,
rose. gold. orchid or green. In )
styles. Size s0x105 inches, long
enough to cover pillows.
Fourth Floorb
Evening star., 1928-04-29
JUNIOR PARCHMENTED AND
GEORCETTE SHADES, S3.9S

Finely Pleated Georgette Shades.
lined In contrasting colors and trim
med with ruching. braid, or beads.
Parchment shades with hand deco
rations or prints. Square shades of
rice paper. Large assortment Of
colors and shapes.
Fourth Foor
Evening star., 1928-04-29
HoLLNHocK PLANTS, lOS

STURDY plants with an endless va
rieS Of gorgeous caloEs IN the
blossoms.
tfhiFd rlearA
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CUT.WORK. FILET AND LACE
DINNER CLOTHS

TAX 90 ms; reg, S1l9; now. .Sse.Ss
72xlo0 ms; res. $l3s: now. $500
72xloS ms; reg. $l4s; now. $500
72xl26 ms; reg. $I69: now. $50. 90
Napkins to Match
iS ms; reg. $22.ss: now. .SII.ss dog.
- ms: res. s32.5o; now. .SIs.ss doE.
tFourlh Floorl
Evening star., 1928-04-29
Sl29S ANTIQUE FILET LACE
BED SPREADS, Ss.9S

These fashionable lace spreads are
woven entirely by hand in several
beautiful designs. 90xl0S inches.
Fourth FIoor.l
Evening star., 1928-04-29
S3.7S HAND.TUFTED CANDLE.
WICK BED SPREADS. $3.50

Cream eoIored spreads. 90xl0s
inches. hand tufted IN rose, blue.
gold. orchid or green.
Fourth FI0or.l
Evening star., 1928-04-29
EXHIBITION AND SALE or
ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS
at less than i/3 of original
prices

Artistic studies from the studios
of well known European artists.
Portraits. dscape marine
scenes, and many others. A few
are listed.
"Prepdrin0 for Market" By
J. Pruhta. Originally 500, no,o
$50.
Russian GoUernor's Escort"
By Bumgartner. Originally $65,
noD $40.
"Winter Night In Paris" By
PleSSner. Originally $50, notO
SIS.
Autumn" by r. Ducat. Orig
tndlly $25, no10 So.
Summer Night" By r. Duc0t.
Originally $25, noao So.
Dutch Fishing Boats" by
Morette. Originally $1S, noao IS.
Grand Canal, Venice" By
EtSerth. Originally $25, noD SO.
"Florentine Night" by Prieor.
Originally $50. no1o SO.
Evening star., 1928-04-29
Slls s.PC, RgED SUITS. SIS

FINISHED in waterproof enamel IN
stunning color combinations. With
automobile spring seats covered with
glazed eFetcnne.
sFeagGA Rasesl
Evening star., 1928-04-29
$1.9S SEAMLESS STRIPED
KRINKLE SPREADS, Sl.2o

White krinkle cloth spreads with
stripes of rose. blue or gold. Size
80xl05 inches. extra length to cover
pillows. Scalloped edges.
Fourth Floor '
Evening star., 1928-04-29
Si.sO STAMPED LUNCHEON
SET, Sl.l9

54-inch unbleached muslin cloth
and 4 napkins. stamped In basket
design.
(Sixth Floor
Evening star., 1928-04-29
CUT. WORK EMBROIDERY
AND FILET SCARFS
CUT WORK EMBROIDERY
AND FILET DOILIES

0 ins. round; reg SOC; now. .2sc
10 ias. round: reg. $1.6s: now. ..ssc
- ins. round: reg. siS5: now. .sI.1s
"A ins. round: reg. sS.9S: now. .s3.s5
IS ins. round: reg. si4s5: now s1.ss
tFoarih Floor
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Sls.9s RAYON SPORT SATIN
BED SPREADS, SI0.9s

Washable sport satin spreads IN
lovely shades Of rose. blue. orchid.
gold or green. In sizes for double
or single beds.
Fourth FIoor.i
Evening star., 1928-04-29
f$llS CROSS STITCH AND
PETIT POINT TOWELS, 6oc

OF very fine linen, lSx24 inches.
The embroidery Is in lovely colors.
Fourth FloorA
Evening star., 1928-04-29
$l2.sS CAINRSR PREl HOUR
GLASS CHAIR, S7,sS

Imported chairs with backs ans
seats that are woven - AS 60 Be
comfortable In the hottest weather..
hkQgAEth EAan3N
Evening star., 1928-04-29
S49s RAYON BED SPREADS.
S3.9y

OF heavy, lustrous rayon in attrac-
tive jacquard designs. Choice OF
rose. blue. gold, orchid or green.
S0x105 inches.
(Foursh Floor.l
Evening star., 1928-04-29
FoRSiTHA ausHas. ~

Extra large, hardy plants that win
h.oan this year,
trhlEd EleaF,l
Evening star., 1928-04-29
H.9S BED SPREADS WITH RUE.
FLED FLOUNCEs. sS.9E

Flowered Wolfe, Alpaca or Printed
Sateen bed spreads made extra wide
and with deep ruined hounces. Cur
tains to match will be made TO order.
tFourth Floor,
Evening star., 1928-04-29
A,SS NATURAL. WILLOW ARM
CHAIR, Nl,sA

Cf ane Belgian willow In natural
ttntSh, Limit OF % n customer,
No phone. G, q, n, or natl ordegS,
Finished IN choice of eoleTS for tss0
additional
sreartA Flees,
Evening star., 1928-04-29
SCREEN DOORS, Si.6g

With Tslnut-kts ined frames and
black wire screening. Three sizes
Aft. szb-ft. 6; z-ft. sze-ft q, and
aft. 10zs-ft, 10.
FThtFE ElggFB
Evening star., 1928-04-29
$ln ROTAREX WASHING
MACHINE AND LAUNDRY
OUTFIT. $3.50

$lA ROTAREx WASHING
MACHINE AND LAUNDRY
OUTFIT. $3.50
Includes q $i35 Rotarex electric
washer, $i.95 ironing board, $2.s5
Manning & Bowman electric iron.
$l,25 clothes basket, Washer is
equipped with safety devices and Is
guaranteed for ! year.
Third Floor
s6.bs JOHNSON WAXING OUT.
FIT, $3.9S
Included is quart of Johnson's
Liquid Wax, A lambs wool mon and
polishing brush.
Third Floor.l
49c "KLOZE PACK" GARMENT
BAG, 33c
or RED craft paper scented with
cedar Holds 3 garments.
Third Floorl
$3.50 to SI7S COLORED
MTCHENWARE, 81
Cake closets, bread boxes. Sets of
canisters and bread box.
THIRD Floor,
81 WIZARD MOPS, 7ec
Choice of triangle floor mon AL
ready oiled for use or a chemically
treated busting mop.
Third Fluor1
Evening star., 1928-04-29
Sl.6S STRIPED WOVEN
AWNINGS. Sl.49

Tan and brown striped awnings
Of S-oz. duck. 3 fl. from wall. g.
inch skirt. 30. 3s. ~, 40 inch widths.
Mounted on iron frames.
sixth Floor
Evening star., 1928-04-29
ss>ss FIBER FERNERY. s,Ss

Ohlong shaped fernerieS filled
with metal plant container and nm
ished in enamel In q choice OF sew
eral colorS.
tFaurth Fiecr,l
Evening star., 1928-04-29
CUT.WORK AND FILET OVALS
AND OBLoNCS
h.2S TO 3i.45 ALUMINIUM
KITCHEN WARE. 81

Self-baating roasters. 4-cup eiec-
tric percoiators, i2-cup percolators.
oval roasters. tea kettles. dish pans,
double boilers, and cooking kettles.
Third Floor
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$2.4S PAINTED STRIPE
AWNINGS, $I.79

Green and white striped 7-oE.
duck. Same measurements as above.
tSixsh Floor
Evening star., 1928-04-29
BROOM CABINETS, Sls.ss

EnSmeled In white or gray and
finished With nickeled trimmings
and casters. Siz-inch shelf and 2
broom holders. Also S-sfelf linen
cabinets.
Third FIoor.D
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sts,'s aPc. FlRRR SulTR secs

Settee. arm chair and roeksr with
eretonne-ccsered spring seats. I'm
iShed In q bright enamel color.
tEoArtA kleorl
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FOLDING IRONING BOARD
Sl.30

Sl.39
Adjustable to 2 heights. Pad and
cover set, 85c.
Third Flnor
STAMPED GLASS TOWELS
} FOR Soc
Simple designs on cotton glass
towels. White with pink, gold or
blue stripes.
S4.2S BLIND ART" SPREAD. $3.50
Colonial girl design stamped on
unbleached muslin. Simple and
effective
(sixth FloorI
S2.95 PIANO BENCH PADS, Sl.9S
Plain and brocadcd tapestry or
velour pads. trimmed with gold braid
and lined with satin.
tSixth Floor
STAMPED MUSLIN APRONS, 81
Unbleached muslin aprons made
up and bound In colors. Stamped
In simple designs. Also pink or blue
stamped gingham aprons.
tSixth FIool.J
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$i.So TO $2.9S HANDMADE
LINEN TOWELS. CSC

Beautiful towels with finest cut
work, filet, and Appenzell embroid-
cry. Sizes l5X34 to 1SxS0.
Fourth Floor
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Sl0.SS BAR HARBoR CHAISE
TONGUE, $S.sS

Woven Of Belgian willow In
comfortable Bar Harhor style, uSs-
fil fer the houdcir as well IS the
porch,
tFoartA FlSNg
Evening star., 1928-04-29
$3.50 COLORED RAYON BED
SPREADS, $3.50

Seamless spreads. 5oxl05 inches.
Three styles in blue, rose, green.
gold or orchid.
Fourth FIoor.b
Evening star., 1928-04-29
Sas,7s CHINESE PEEL. PEA.
COCK CHAIR. xaQrS

or natural colored peel with high
fan hack and interviewer harder cf
black, As comfortable aS tk Is Dis
tinctive.
tEeur4A rtNNrAl
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$33.7S MADE.TO.ORDER SLIP
COVERS. S2o.9s

For 3-piece living room suites. in
Guiding 5 separate cushions Made
Of 70Go to S0Se linen in plain color
or stripes. Our cutter will call at
your convenience.
tsixth Floor.l
Evening star., 1928-04-29
Sl4.sS FIBER ARM CHAIRS.
Ss.SS

Arm chairs or rockers IN a choice
of attractive styles, Automobile
spring seats covered with bright
cretonne.
IFourth riocs.l
Evening star., 1928-04-29
CUT-WORK AND FILET
LUNCH CLOTHS

IS ins. So; reg $lse5: now. =. Ss.ss
Is ins. So: reg. s2ss5: now. .sI7.sS
81 ms So; reg. 1895: now. .s24.s5
Fourth Floors
Evening star., 1928-04-29
DECORATIVE SHRUBS AND
HUSHES~~SPECIALi
3SC EACH-e5 FOR 81

All the most popular and most
beautiful shrubs are included In this
sale; japanese HarberTy trad berry,,
ForAythia yellow hio6son), DeutEia
white tinged with pink. Althea
purple blossoml, Weigelia tpink
bloEsom), Hydraneia r., q lwhite
blossom HydrangiA A. n. lpink
bi0kAOm). Lilac, HitterHweet
Third Fl0ng,l
Evening star., 1928-04-29
.i2N WHITE INDIAN
kUMDAit RUGS. s6.9s

Only limited number Of thssa
brilliantly embroidered rugk. size
4xs approximately.
tAisth EisgEl
Evening star., 1928-04-29
ss.ss RUFFLED CURTAINS, 500

Dotted or figured French marqui-
settle Curtains in extra widths with
wide rufiies. Some in a warm ivory
shade with figured ruffies and val
ances. Sheer. hard-twist wolfe with
fancy ruffies and valances.
aSixth Floor
Evening star., 1928-04-29

SECONDS or 81 PRINTED
LlNOLEUM, 2 so. YDS. FOR 81
A dozsn attractive tile patterns
are included Bring your measure
nsntA.
lsialh kiaar)
Evening star., 1928-04-29
JUNIOR AND BRIDGE LAMP
BASES. S29S

OF 2-toned, sprayed metal: twisted
polished brass tubing; or poly
chrome finished wood. Bridge
lamps have adjustable sockets.
tFourth Foor1
Evening star., 1928-04-29
JUNIOR AND BRIDGE LAMP
BASES, $4.95

Four styles In all-metal lamps OF
brass tubing In Spanish, English:
dull gold, and antique finishes. All
with long cords and 2-piece plugs.
(Fourth Foor1
Evening star., 1928-04-29
$3.50 INLAiD LINOLEUM
$40 so. YD.

The standard A-gauge linolenm
With the pattern built into The bur-
lap back In bright tile patterns for
sny room IN the house, Bring your
room measurements
siEth Fiagt.,
Evening star., 1928-04-29
4se CANNON PILLOW CASES.

The same fine quality as the
famous Cannon sheets Hand torn,
42x36 inches. before hshnming.
ITauFyh Floor.t
Evening star., 1928-04-29
GARDEN HOSE, I2e PIT.

Corrugated, 5-ply rubber hose
with standard couplings. rs IT., 50;
% f.. So
fIhire FLOOR
Evening star., 1928-04-29
$3.50 FIEET AND CUT.WORK
NAPKINS, $50 Z, DOZ.

i4Xl4-inch size. OF fine white
linen with insetS of filet lace and
cut-work embroidery.
Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1928-04-29
$3.50 GAS RANGES. SIS

Cabinet range with lain. oven.
Black jspanned finish and white
porcelain doors.
iTbifd Floor
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STAMPED PIECES FOR
EMBROIDERlNC, 59c

Values UP to 81 In aprons, lunch
con cloths, centerpieces, pillowcases.
rompers, etc.
tSixth Floor.b
Evening star., 1928-04-29
PORC ELAIN.LIN z ID
REFRlCERATORS, S2S.9S

Scientifically constructed with
seamless porcelain lining, Oak fin-
ished ash case. 40-lb, ice capacity
Third Floor,l
Evening star., 1928-04-29
CLIMBING ROSES. 3se EACH
J FOR 81

sturdy. faal-growing gamblers, IN
these popular varieties; American
Beauty tradl, baby Rambler tEed).
Crimson Rambler. Dorothy Perkins
pink,
tIAlga Eleayi
Evening star., 1928-04-29
Sl.4S UNFINISHED
BOOK RACK, 81

A convenient stand
ing book rack with 3
shelves. IS inches high,
Third Float,i
Evening star., 1928-04-29
S6o7s WOVEN FIBER 3-PC-
SUITE. $3.50

A hand-woven fiber suite In the
new cathedral style. With automo-
bile spring seats covered In gay
cretonne. In attractive enamel
finishes
Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1928-04-29
SANI.CoLD REFRICERAToRs
Sig.9y

S-door white enamel-lined re-
friGerator with removable wire
shelves and ample food space, 40-lb.
capacity
Third Flonr.l
Evening star., 1928-04-29
MEDICINE CABINETS. s29s

OF white snsGneIsd steel, with
clear plate glSAA mirror and re-
movable gtElYeE Easy W put up and
unusually FooB9y,
fTbiEa fiaoFi
Evening star., 1928-04-29
SALE OF 49c TO Csc
CRETONNES AND CHINTZES
Sc YD.

33c I'D.
80 and So inch crash weave Gre
tonne, suitable for slip covers. 36-
inch cretonne and chintz for hang
ings. bedspreads. pillows. etc.
Sixth Fioor.l
Evening star., 1928-04-29

$i.SS SIZE Slx9c CANNON
SHEETS. Sl.43
Fourth Floor,
Evening star., 1928-04-29
81 RAYON PILLOWS, $l.69

Colorful pillows of rayon and gold
art cloth. Several shapes, attrac-
lively finished with ruffles, shirring
and flowers.
sixth Floor.)
Evening star., 1928-04-29
ENGLISH IVY, 2Se Por
4 POTS FOR SSe

neautinl and healthy growing
ivy plants that YOU can keep In pots
indoors or plant outside,
trhFd rlNegA
Evening star., 1928-04-29
MIxING BOWL sET. si.2s

G1t of : bowLs in green o. yellow
lThiFa Fls9g.
Evening star., 1928-04-29
SOS RuFFLED CURTAINS, Sl.79

Several new styles Of curtains. In
ecru. cream, or white voile or mar
quisette. Some with colored ruffies
in rose, blue, gold. orchid, or green.
All are valanced and ready to hang.
Criss-cross styles included.
tSixth Floors
Evening star., 1928-04-29
ULRICH Drummer RED TEA
ROSES, 2 FOR 59c

This Is the first time this year We
have been able to obtain this very
popular variety of tea rose.
Evening star., 1928-04-29
PAN TRELLIsEs. 9se

Si1-foot fan tTeIiiSes for your
GIiaDlug Toses. Well built and nm
iEhed IN white or green efismel
Third Floor :
Evening star., 1928-04-29
S2.7S MOSAIC LUNCHEON
NAPKINS. Sl.4o Z, DoZ,

Fine white linen napkins, IL inches
square. hand hemstitched and hand
embroidered in mosaic patterns.
Fourth Floorl
Evening star., 1928-04-29
$3.50 ITALIAN HAND. EN-.
BROIDERED BRIDGE SETS
Sl.qS

S6-inch square cloth Of cream COLI
cred linen and matching napkins
with italian embroidery and cut
work.
Fourth Floorl