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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-07

posed of the militia of this city, Mary
land and Virginia. He will be assigned
there until the latter part of the month,
when he will resume his duties at the
armory
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-07

Upon the recommendation of the
company commander, First Sergt. Will
liam H. Clements has been ordered re-
duced to the grade of private.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-07

Sergt. Richard H. Hart has been or
dered promoted to be first sergeant of
Company E, l2lst Engineers, and Corp.
Merrill D. Reich has been promoted to
sergeant in the same command.
Corp. George A. Ledrich, Company F,
121st Engineers. has been ordered de-
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13
ALLIE TAKES HAND
 IN PARTY AFFAIRS
Calls Meeting to Discuss Dele /. gates to State Convention

J. B. Alice, who elected himself president and board of directors of the Third Ward Republican club at a trump meeting, announced today that the executive committee Of the club will meet tonight. 10 discuss the election Of delegates 10 th. re publican state convention.} In q statement to the press this afternoon Mir. Alice said
 "Control of the nominations for office is control of the government.
 If the party voters have no op- portunity for choice at the party primaries they may as well stay al home. How long can our republic survive if the people nave no real voice in choosing their officials, in deciding the great policies of the government?
 '"Tha two town committees have not made any attempt 10 get tho voters together a' public meetings 70 obtain Expressions of public sentiment.
 Apparently but one sci ot names for delegates 10 fh" conventions is 10 be offered to rh, voters in each primary on the 18th, In q word the party leaders ar- content 10 have no interference with their plans for the really important nominations. For the republicans inc matter will be settled when the nominating pei- tlons are flied tomorrow night.
 "A meeting of the executive com mittee of the Third Ward Republi- can club will be held at republican hcadp1arters this evening 10 discnss the situation and take snch action ss may seem desirable.
 "NotcrS who believe the people are entitled 10 have something to say about the selection of ie candidates for office are invited to attend, and advise with the officers Of tlc club. Men and women who are willing to have their names filed for the vari- ous conventions are invited to send In their names or communicate with MT. Alice, secretary.
 Illness has prevented the taking Of action in the matter sooner
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13
E. Main St. Lady Couldn't
 Get A Good Nights Sleep
Up } and 4 Times Every Night Account of Weak Kidneys Feet Swollen.
NO MORE GETTING UP NIGHTS

New Britain. Conn-1n telling how she won her battle for health, Miss Harriet Mllllalv, well known machine operator residing on l.. Main street, this city, states:
 My kidneys were in such bad shape that my legs and feet were swelling up more and more each day, until ] could not operate my machine. ] was losing weight, couldn't get good nights sleep, because no sooner did l fall asleep than my kidney annoyance forces me to get up again. When morning came I was nor" tired than when I went 10 bed. got all out of breath the least thing l did. l couldn't eat a morscl of food with out getting gas and indigestion. l had terrible headaches from morn to night. Then to make matters worse, rheumatic aches set in my arms and legs. l was in bad shape
 Nothing seemed 10 help my case, until l read about the Mexican Magay Tonic, containing the sap Of the nagay plant Right from the first few bottles l could feel the i'm
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13
YALE TOURNAMENT CHOICE COMMENT
Wlndham High Not Complaining
 Decision

1 New Haven. March 1G tP--Ths failure, of Windham High school tr { have Q place in the schedule Of tx
 Yale interscholastc basketball tonr. nament was not due to any protest of tho eligibility or standing O. Captain Max Heller Of that team. i, was stated today by President Wal Ter E. Spencer Of the Connection, lnterscholastic conference.
 ; In making up the selection O. teams on Saturday afternoon the committee. MT. Spencer says. went over the respective playing merits and standings of the school teams with great deal ot care.
 Alter an analysis Of the teams and their games it Was necessary to oliminat" W!ndham high and il was made first alternate.
 Then the conference took up the protest of Rockville high of q play. CT named Nicholas and after in- 4ulrN into this it was decided that NlndIlam Was not entitled to the place as first alternate and this was given to Torrington.
 Mr, Spencer says that there ha ] been no question:. raised as 10 Hcl- iers standing nor any criticism which ln any way might have raised the question Of his eligibility. The protest had to do with another play Ter.
 The reason why Windham was not selected as one Of the conteuders Was simply that it's record was not as good as that of the teams select ed. Its record, however. was out standing enough for the committee to select it as the alternate, a place from which 1t was dislodged through protest of Rockville.
 Mir Spencer said that Windham may hold opinion that it should have been selected instead of South Manchester because it had defeated the latter twice. But this might also he said about Naugatuck which had beaten Wilby high or even his own school Commercial high Of New HaEen) which had beaten Uillho,lsc, But the committee In studying the playing of the teams for the sea,Rn considered the play Of opponents on the schedule Of each. For instance. MT. spencer said, q team laid stress on the defeat of another team which last season ranked as one of the strongest in the conference yet an- aiysls showed that that schools team this season was below it's team or last winter and the winner this time had an easier time.
 Mr. spencer said that the commit. tee made it's selections from study Of seasonal playing rather than from particular wins
 pr. Ireland. secretary 0: the con- ference today denied that he had made any comment on the elimina
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13
|. 0F t. TAXES IN
 NINE NrW MEMBERS
Renewal Of Interest Reported by
 Secretary Benson Today

\ renewed interest in the Cham OCT Of Commerce was announced by officials ot that organization today with the reporting of nine new mem hers.
 The new firms which have been admitted to membership include the Patterson-Chovrolet Co, Blair X Brodrlb. Cedar Hill Formulae Co, Besso system Co. Fuller, Richter X Aldrich. George II. Peterson, Ken meth R. Futile, Andres X Stanley and the Vogue Shoe shop.
 The list IS hut the foreruuner of many other n.W members who are planning 10 loin, according 10 Secre- tary Ralph II. Benson, and is q re- suit he says, of the "eApanslon aC- uvlties and increased contd nnce in the announced program O the Chamber and its efforts to better serve the community"
 Merchants who are familiar with tho history of the Chamber Of Com merce see q significant move in the return 70 the Chamber membership
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13
Army Plane to Help
 Michigan SnOWb0und

Washington. March 13 UtP)-Scc rctary of War Davis today ordered the commanding general Of the sixth corps area 10 place at disposal of the Sault Ste. Marie, Mich, post master a plane to aid anoWbound communities of the Michigan penin- sula.
 A transport plane has been or der"d from Chanute Field, Ill. 10 seltridge Field, Mich. to cooperate with pursuit planes there, which are at disposal for use in aiding the snowy region. The transport plane will probably be put on skis, rerlac- ing the customary wheels,
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13
New Hampshire Electing
 Delegates-at.Large

concord, \. IT,, March 13 PS-Tho names and fortunes of Herbert Hoover and Alfred F. smith loomod larec in 'oday'S state wide election Of republican and democratic dele Sates-at-larg" 10 the national con F"nilonS of their respective parties.
 The Hoover cause was certain Oi almost unanimous endorsement be cause of til" ] 1 candidates for the seven places. all but one had de clared for the secretary of commerce Everett k. Rutt"r Of Derry has an- nounced he favored President Cool idg",
 But if the delegates have eudorse1 l Mir. Hoover there has been no such unanimity within party ranks and today republican voting held ma .ol' interest by reason of the contest be- tween the forces of L. $. Senator George II. Moses and Governor Huntley \. Spaulding on the one hand, and those of former Governor John G. Ninant on the other.
 Each side had two complete tick cts ill the field and each was con- iidcnt of obtaining control Of inc delegation to the Kansas City con- yentiOu.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13

of the Bess" System Co. Under the name O. the BrsSc-L.eland company, the 1irr years ago Was d member, and w. W. Leland. at that time man. dgrr, al one tune was president Of the Chamber. The resignation Of Mir. Leland and the withdrawal of the .irm's membership under his man asemcnt left a personal breach which never healed. To the time of MT. Lcland's resignation as manager of the local store. there was bitter feeling between him and q number ot prominent local merchants who were active in the Chamber.
 The action of the new manager, Goorg" H. Wuchert, Jr. in immedi- ately applying for membership is said to have already ended q large part of this feeling.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13
BOY WONDER PIANIST
 PLAYS FOR LIONS CLUB
Prodigy Plays Classic Composition on pianO-Cluh Will Back
 symphony Orchestra

Giduco DAttiii, the seyen- year old boy prodigy who is giving con certs ill this country to help pay Tor his education in conscryatory In Italy, gave q piano recital at q mce1in@ of the Lions club today it noon. The boy is considered d mar Vel and plays selections by all th. great composers.
 Because of his size it is necessary on regulation pianos for his father to work the pedals. In his own home he has q piano especially ad- lustcd to his size.
 James II. lassorni, assistant treasurer of the Commercial Trust O., spoke briefly on Italian arts and artists.
 The club voted to cooperate with Prof. Per Glsson in q movement to- wards organizing q New Britain symphony orchestra.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13
NANCY MILLER IS
 BEING CONVERTED
(CoAtluuel from First Eas-.)

Nasik. India, preparations 70 accept the religion Of her future husband. The conversion was necessary 50 that she might wed Tukoji Rao. for day.
 4 dispatch to the Daily Mall from Bombay, India. said an injunction had been granted restraining com pletion of the initiation ceremonies. Miss Miller. however. was described as perfectly composed in the face of this and continuing to make ready for the initiation. She shook hands cordially with the reception commit tee which greeted her at Nasik. This committee included the Hindu Wom- en who took charge of her toilette for the "shuddi" or purfication rites.
 Injunction Asked
 At Nasik i, was stated tnat tho injunction had been asked 10 ra- strain Jagadguru Shanka rcharya, head Of the orthodox Hindus from performing the ceremony. The mag istrate, however, refused to do this saying he did not wish to interfere with the final rites. But he did or der ShankarcharVa not 10 style him. self "Jagadguru Shankarcharya Of hervlrpith' in exercising any ecclo- siastical rights. This title is under stood to carry with 1t the authority 10 convert to Hinduism, but even if the legality Of the ceremony We're in question the wedding managers were not perturbad. They decided 10 proceed with the rites.
 Attired in Indian dress, Miss Mill fer told Shankarcharya that Of her own free will and accord she had decided to embrace Hinduism. Tho American girl made solemn aifirna- .uon that she entered into this re- ligion as a result Of deep and sin cere convictions and not through any worldly motives She expressed her determination 10 remain true aI- ways to Hinduism and 10 try 10 maintain it's ideals.
 20 in Part,
 Miss Miller's party numbered about 20 and included her grand mother and the Priuc-sses Savittrlta and Tarabai, sisters Of Tukon Eao,
 Before going to Nasik, Miss Miller visited the former Maharaiah's sten- nother and conversed with her in the vernacular. The American girl is anxious 70 improve her ability to use this language.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13

proyement. The swelling in my feet went down. l was able 10 go back to my machine, My kidneys got so much better l am now able 10 sleep all night and oh, it feels so good to get up ln the morning all rested up. l have no more back aches. Dizzy spells have left me. feel years younger in strength. No moro rheumatic aches either. I bless the day l learned about Magay and recommend It to all my friends
 Mr. Dillen, the well known labora- tory representative is now at Miller Hanson Drug Store. 80 Church St, explaining the value Of Mexican Magay Tonic Why not call today and talk over your case, It may mean the start of new health and happiness to you. Delay is danger ous.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13
Derby Autoist Is Held
 Responsible in Death

New Haven, March l@ Pt-Elar- ion Banilllk Of Derby vas held crim- finally responsible by Coroner Eli Mix here today in tn" death on February 2S. of Charles Stevenson. also of Derby, who was killed as he hlighted from q stationary trolley car in Maple street. Derby.
 According 10 the finding Banilu}l approached the stationary trolley from . hill and passed it at high rate Of speed, throwing Stevenson against the curb. Stevenson died Of 3 fractured skull.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13
Two Dresses for

so great Is the demand for these charming dresses that our New York office had to rush through an over- night shipment In order to have them hand for We'd neSday shopping. And why shouldn't the demand be great These dresses were made to sell for S1l They are by tar the most beautiful dresses and best values o 1efed anyWhere Every new print. every material. every spring ste every spring color is included in this vast offering Sizes for everyone. There dresses for evening Wear afternoon, street business parties street and sport Come early tomorrow Buy any number of dresses, and any style any color you wish Vary the selection to please yourself. No limitations
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13
TO GO WITH KING.

Rome. March Is (EP)---It is un- .derstood that the queen and Prin- cesses Giovanna and Maria will ac- company King Victor Emmanuel on his visit to Tripoljtania, when he will attend the Pattern fair.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13
FLIGHTS STOPPED

Rome. March Is UP)-In sym pathy with the death Of Lieut.. $. NJ. kinkcad, British Schneider cup racer who was killed. under-S Secre- tary of Aviation Balbo has ordered a three-day suspension of the speed flights of Major De Bernardi.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13
Seymour Leading Citizen
 RepOrted Critically III

Seymour, March IS Pt-"Mayor'' John A. Griffith, first selectman Of seymour is in a critical condition to- day at his home on Swan avenue, suffering from bronchial pneumonia, complicated by pleurisy.
 He is being attended by a physi- clan and two trained nurses and at intervals this morning was admini- stered stimulants to keep him alive. Shortly before noon a serum was injected into his body with the hope that this might save his life.
 9e5 is the Herald's Classified Ad telephone number
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13

ton 0. Ninahaln t.ig4 or on the playing or Max Heller or his broth CTS. He saii that h. Lad pot ,oen interviewed or siycu 4ny Opinion ou the selection for the tuurna moit.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13
D'ANNUNZJO WE'LL.

Brescia, March 13 UP)-Com- pletely recovered from his recent illness, Gabrielle ~D.Annunzio has been able to go motor boating on Lake Garda.
Evening star., 1928-01-26
Girls and Junior Misses
Dresses and Coats Reduced

Girls Jersey Dresses III green French Blue. tan
brown and navy: Sizes S. !, and 20 years Wsrs
&tSV NOW SS-S>,
! Girls Dresses Of lowered orSar6y ard printed
dir,ity; sizes and 10 years Were S IS and s.
NOW :. =. -. - 80
was sioso Nor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ,$s.Sa
Girls Navy Regulation Dress With white braid
size 6 Was s,2,so. Now. .ST.se
Girls Three piece Costume of green ve'feteeG
and printed crepe de chine. sise II, Was SIS
Now ~ . -"
dark tan sire 10 Was $lS7S Now. .Sit
Junior Misses Dresses cf American beauty VEL
veteen sizes lS and IS years Were $le,TS.
NOW Ss-N~
Junior Miss Rutied Geersette Dress n white:
sire u tSltghtv $o,eGf. Was S.STS Now Sis,sa
Junior Misses Two piece Dresses ot tweed and
navy WOO, Seogyette sizes IS and II years Were
l Juniar Miss Piaid Sports Coat with Jap fox col
lar: sire Is Was $50 SO Now ....,...,.. .$ss~Sa
GIRLS ANa JUNIOR MISSES SscrIcN
FOURTH Floor
Evening star., 1928-01-26
Womcn's Philippine Night Gowns
Sf.25 U'ere tfS

IL White Philippine Night Gowns, handmade And
hand-enoscidered, stse lS,
10 WomeU's Crepe Rene Ster-irs, tacs-t-S,ssseG
and tailored STYLES, II orchid peach and pink
Siees ~ - and IS Were sian New sSr
Wamen'S Crepe Rene ChemiSe, lsee-srlr,aae1 and
tailored styles, in orchid. ceSen ard NeSh, Sasss
So, SIS ana 40 Were 81 AZ, Now ..,...<..,. .s>e
CorroN UNesswsR SECTION. rH,se Eccs,
Evening star., 1928-01-26
Children's Furniture
Greatly Reduced

Some pieces are slightly sOHfd or
SCARED.
] Mahogany finish Roll Top Desk and Chair; two
side drawers. Was 500 Now. $3.50
Mahogany finish Roll Top Desk and Chair; center
drawer Was sl8 Now. ow...................$l .$lSo0
/ Dark Blue English style Perambulator with fancy
lined body and thickly padded hood. Ihe oody
naneled and ntted with rubber tired wheels, Was
/ Ecru finish Pullman Baby Carriage lined with
corduroy and complete with cushions and WIND
1 Ecru finish Stroller with hood. Was slal5.
Nov ........tt..,,t.....' go ',
Smoke -eoior stroller with wood paneled BODY ana
Y,,bher-tlred wheels Was S27. Now. ...,,....,N ,NZ0
I IorrcIain ton Table set with pictures and alpha
bei. Was $40 50. Now ..'.'' .$'''o
Cvttpnrs's FuHsITUsr AID BABY CARRIAGE
EfcytoKs FocnrH FLOOR
Evening star., 1928-01-26
Cutlery and Smoking Needs
Greatly Reduced

4 Pairs Steel Scissors. Were 75c pair. Now Csc
10 Eveready Shaving Brushes. Were 75c each.
NOW ;,.. xo ..; Now a. ss
3 Eyeglass Cases. Were 50. Now. ........... soc
2 Mahogany Ash Trays. Were $2.75 each Now 81 SO
Ash Tray. Was $3.50. Now. w.............N .N-s0
Cigarette Holder. Was 81. Now. ............G ~
Ash Tray slightly damaged Was 81 SO. Now 81
/ smoking Set. Was $3.50. Now. ...........N 81
] Leather Cigarette CaSr. Was $3.50. Now. -. 81
sewing Set Was 81 50. Now.....,..........N
Razor Strops Were 8Sc. Nov ...........a aoc
8 Cigarette Cases. Were SO. NoT. .N
1 Ctgarette Case. Was so. Now ............S So
2 Cigarette Cases. Were $40 each. Now. so
1 Cigarette Box. Was $3.50. Now. $3.50
CUTLERY SECTION, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-01-26
Mems Oxfords, s4'4S
We're t6 TO SO Pair
Bows Golf Hose, 55c We're 81 Pair
Bows O'Coats-Spceially Priced
so.75 $4.75

=. ,r.r pov,, over 25 Smaller Boys over
10 LA.kS ii -. ard veil. coats with wool Innings
at.t coaes. t -. 1re wooien and sateen yokes ex-
Is tanD.o ~ - seyvcesbIe ceptionally wel-tailored
shades In the lot are of GOOD sernseaois ,xns a.
sizes ranging from II 10 rics IN oaIa sh"o''
20 years. hAeS W 49,
II Pairs Boys Knickers, OF corduroy anu ~, woo'' ~
fully lined Sizes 10, ii. IL ana H. oieauS az nir
duced 10 ........,.... ....' -. ..x ysare
. Fine Quality OIL Slickers. In sDes "''" 20" sI
=, snorts shifts of tan oxford weave in iong-slseve
styIes: sizes 1917 and 10 only In the io'. WEI
Bathrobe, OF fine cotton flannel: size o. ."ss Wss
$50 No. .a y..,. sine Was $40 Now ssso
"a Naxzreth Union Suits; size & Were u eacn
Nos
"a Athlrte Union Suits. well made 81 stifo, M, nu" =,
&C. 90 IT, se,cen SEATS. sizes and u only Were VI
Tp, poys ErosE ForRTE Fioos.
Evening star., 1928-01-26
Women's Dresses Reduced

4 Nan,enx Dresses az navy, black ana greer S,lS
ervpe ana red and green wcSl, SsseS IS -
se Were STA 50, Now OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .SiiTS
Wensen~ Dinner and Eveaiex Dresses et cngtsca
and crvTe ROMA, III asSh, light blue ard VINE
SseS 20 ana a. Were $Sasa ana SAM,
Z Wamenx Satin Street Nre~SeA ~ c>aeA AND
black sizes 81 and IS weEe SSaS so, Nov =. 81
WcNsN'S nRsSs SECTION, INt-e rNSN.
Evening star., 1928-01-26
Girls Furnishings Reduced

II Pairs Cotton and eWNel raMt~ m >aegt iex
stxieS, S,BeS Ia and & We're slsA, Now a&
~ Cotton. aud -Weei Shirts IN >ht@s and N,aS
NleeNr models, AeeS "a and 4, We're Sl,sA Now AZ
a GmtS' Combinations az cotton ~WeS>s ~aaS~gsScn.
short and long >lesve and leS styles ~ sAe ~
StssN :, 4. and II Were s. >N Now s>s
II CaaahtnAticms, NJ heavyweight ectt<Nn with serS
sleeves and egS, SseS I, Ia, Il and - wears We're
Leather taMhertaeA~ ~ green and nssacSsnv
Staes h 70 ana IA Wese SIS ~ Nav. -. Ne
Cadet kMe NtaAte> trimmed With White braid
stse % rnls wese 81 a. NV, .>,..>.>,,s ~ AN
~ White Mkad.eS trimmed ~ssa ehse ana fSG cSiv
lars and earS amt white braid, SseS ta ID Ard
- wears IN the tot Were xts Now Ne
~ Pairs tettaa faatx ShtatsteS StsseS> stses :. J.
and 10 wears Wer~ t>e Now >.,.,s>v .es> III sAs
Veal Sweates>, III SlspeeM >tNleS, Sise> = - AM
Ii wears We've So M NnW ,-,,.,>>,s- ST A
\ ra,sS Waal, aud kAxee aas~ IN s&Sat tAa >Aa<fs>,
stSe \ onN, Wele 81 M pair, >eN >>..>>. As
"a rsus tsaeN estA W@A ttaNs In IAN Mite &i1
gray; asse> \, s's, and 10 m tAe AA we've -
~ Pairs its,e~ and kasea Hes~ Ia saeA I - ena
a wsgv Tae pair INV <.,>. e>,,s,ts. ss* ,SAs
~ eAns rhsee- quarter Length SesAs u pam Se>~
ess With fancy tcss, sASss and 10 ssN> Wsg~
soc NeW ,.&., ,>,e.e,<>< =, 1,tt.>>< <-ss>,>>< we
Csm.s rvxs,sasNas asvsEeN rcvsss Fsees
Evening star., 1928-01-26
TOYS Greatly Reduced

Fioor samples ,hnf may be slightly shob.
ac0yn 0r marrrd.
Dolls Large Wardrobe Trunk. Very greatly
fefucrd lo.t.t,t... :. 80 .'.t -
white Ena meIed Doll Cradles with fancy decora-
tions Were S. each. Now. ...t...t........t.Sg7 .Sg7o
10 Dolls White Enameed swing Basstnettes on
stands Were Ss 50 each. Now. ....,.......N $3.50
4 White Enamried Doll Bassinettes with stands
Were Sc 50 each Now. ..,.....,.,.. .s3Eo
Dolls Cedar Chests. Were 1928 each Now $i93
2 Persian Blue Doll Carriages. Were $l42S each
Nov ......,.,........ :..''. sy..o
Persian Blue Stroller Was Sll 80. Now $3.50
1 Persian Blue Doll Carriage Was $i0S0, Now ~
z Cafe finish Doll Carriages. Were $2l 80 each.
NOV f....t,t'.'tf '''' @'"''"
Mann Ofher Toys AZ Gfedfiy Reduced Prices
TOY GfrfIOB, FOrEfH Ffpoh.
Evening star., 1928-01-26
Blankets and Comforts
Irraftr Rcduced

Same slightly soiird
I All. Wool Blanket f2zg4 inches Was al0h
Eo4 .,...44.,t,.t 500
I All. No0i Blanket 72kh4 inches, Was slj 30
Nv, Observation-Disclosures. *01b
Al -Wooi Blanket I0Ss4 inches Was .lh
Now ...,...,,.,t.,- -tsIk
4 All. Wool Blankets, Were $40 each. Nov $3.50
A E.ncx Iottun EIa ketsi GGXb0 inches. Were
81 20 H0Y ..,..+t .tt,t,,.,tt,.t. .t..'.' - ~
/ Efoeaded niIk Comfort lambs WOOL niled Was
s.a Nov =, Observation-Disclosures. SlH rs
tieufed siik Comfort. lambs wool niled Wac
t5J 30 Nov +ttt,.sttt't .t'ttt' t'sf''''''' w
~ 4HaFl StffBGs, Etfohn ftnof
Evening star., 1928-01-26
Linen Huck Towels
,CbeciaI $3.75 Halt D0scn

Only ,, dozen ol these pnIt NNth TEFWsIVtHVH
llutk Towels. Ia he sold FRIDAY at thus low
nfre The lS<I .irth size,
D,mask Table Cloths. e'.xst2-yard size Wetc
.'"". M" .........-... 50
Damask Tahle Cloths: c'vxsts yard Sse, Were
xlR each NOW. -"
namask Table Cloths; s'axs'.~yard sise Wers
50 50. Now ...,..,.,,..,.,'. se'''
LINEN SECTION SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1928-01-26
Boys Imported Shoes, s3'''
Wpyp 81 Pair

We're 81 Pair ..
10 Pairs Boys Tan Willow Csb Lafe sh"es' ..',s ~
. s,,.ion. tins END heavy welt s1'es SIZES y. 70
r E.z and 5iz c. 5 and d. "er" !" Par; an:
.t.. a.y. eIzek Calf i.afs Shoes: SIZES ~, s
a. s. siz and 8 p: and c; ~ ID. were
pair Row ...'....',t''
Boys Shoes, ~, " ere s.e.. - n .1' .,e, 2u
a. AZ and r. ~. z 3, > and De -
e. and 5 ID Were S. pair. Nov ,....:., $3.50
- Pairs Youths Brown cAii o''',"'; ~'n s,a r.
~. a. 10. is. snd II ~ H. - - ,3,T q
sTrx BOYS EyosE ForfTK FLcpF.