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New Britain herald., 1928-06-27
GODFREY.RISKO
Postponed Battle Between Clc,e- land Baker and Giant Negro Scheduled for Tonight.

New York, June 27 (P>-If Signor Humbert Fugazy's prayer for a lit tie fair weather is answered, George Godfrey and Johnny Risko will put on their much postponed lo-round battle at Ebbcts' filed tonight.
 During the various postponements of the match the odds have shifted from to on Godfrey until 1t ap- pears the men will enter the ring at about even money.
 Godfrey will have every physical advantage over his pudgy opponent but Risko figures to outspecd and outpunched the negro.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-27

courts. He plays in the same old narrow-legged garments of twenty years ago and say what the stylish may few of the modern wearers of beil-bottomed pleated- -waistline creations seems to have anything on Brookes in mastery of the ball.
 The British press has welcomed
New Britain herald., 1928-06-27

"1 did" he said. '"rhe reception at the hotel from the hall was per feet"
 The mayor arrived just in time to hear an announcement that the rules committee Of which he is d member would meet at 10 a. m.
 Can you gel to Il h o'clock meet ins"?' brought the emphatic re- sponsc:
 "Ill be there if I have to get up at o'clock"
 The mayor has few 10 o'clock ap- polntmentS at home
New Britain herald., 1928-06-27
One newspaper lined the story:
 American Star Lays Aside 6tripee. :"

The malarical parasite is Q stmall as easily to inhabit the interior ef . human red blood corpuaeis. ef which five million are normally cen. tained in about one.sixth Of an average drop.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-27
The Standing
Games Today

Baltimore at Newark. Jersey City at Reading. Montreal at Buffalo. tOthcr clubs not scheduled. )
New Britain herald., 1928-06-27
IN SERIOUS CONDITION

GrmsJy. Ont. June c7 R)-Mrs. w, r. Blair, wife of a Camden. N. l.. minister is in d serious condition at the home of her brother in Grimsby today after an automobile collision on the Provincial highway three miles west of here Her husban d. who was driving the Blair car when it collided with another. and their son were uninjured.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-27

People in this city who have had
 occasion to come in contact with the
 new superintendent in the discharge
 of his duties, arc unanimous in
 praising the action of the board Mir.
 Elllngwood has always been found
 to be one of the most courteous of
 city officials and athletics have re-
 celNed unboundcd attention from
 hlm. Personally, we like him for
 his work during the past football
 season and there isn't any doubt but
 that his work on the baseball dia-
 monds at Walnut Hill park has put
 them in the best shape they have
 ever been in the history of the city.
 We offer congratulations 10 the new
 superintendent and hope his stay
 with the city might be lengthy
 one.
 Baseball has the undivided at
 fentlon of the fans of this city all
 this week. Games are being played
 every night during the week in the
 various leagues in operation in the
 City. The senior City league opens
 next Saturday and this will be an other circuit started in the base ball circles Of the city.
 The Rotary Boys league will be in operation again in a week or so
 according to information received today and this will probably com- rlete the round of leagues to play
 during the summer months People who have occasion to visit other cities in tho state of Connecti- cut and in nearby states. are able to appreciate the work being carried on in New Britain. The organization Of those who iovc to play baseball here is as complete as anyone could
 wish for From the youngsters in the Rotary league, almost everyone gets
 chance to play his favoritc sport. The women are not left out of the picture either because if present plans materialize, the Girls Indus trial league will be started without much further delay.
 At meeting of managers of teams interested in the formation of a Girls Industrial league at the Y. ! M. (. A. last night. ii was decided to open tue league this year on July g. Games will be played every Monday and Friday night at 6:3e o'clock. Six teams will be entered. Five of them are definitely in the league namely New Britain Machine. Stan Icy Works. Stanley Rule. Fafnirs land North &; Judd. The sixth team will be either r. X F. corbin or Corbin Screw.
 The league will b. governed by published indoor baseball rules A schedule committee has been ap- i. pointed and they will work out list of games to be followed during the season.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-27

Hhlla dclphia at New York. Chicago at Cincinnati
 Pittsburgh at St. Louis. iOther clubs not escheduled.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-27
The Standing

Games Today New York at Philadelphia. Washington at Boston. tOthcr clubs not scheduled )
New Britain herald., 1928-06-27
EASTERN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Albany Az. Hartford Ia.
 (Second game-1G innings.) Waterbury :. Providence 5. New Haven I. Bridgeport 3. Pittsticld lilo, Springfield 4-5.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-27

Black sand containing gold is found after every westerly wind on some of the beaches on the west ccaet of the South Island. New Zea- land.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-27
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Pittsburgh 1-S, Chicago 0-7. New York z. Philadelphia 6. Brooklyn 5-6. Boston 1-5.
 (Other clubs not scheduled.)
New Britain herald., 1928-06-27
The Standing

Games Today Albany at Hartford. Bridgeport at New Haven. Waterbury at Providence. Pittsficld at Springfield.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-27
The Standing
Games Today
Games Tomorrow

Philadelphia at New York.
 (Other clubs not scheduledD
New Britain herald., 1928-06-27
Baseball Standing
AMERICAN LEAGUE
YeSter1lAY,S Results

Washington 4. Philadelphia 1, St. Louis 6. Cleveland 3. Chicago 5.Detroit ?.
 (Othcr clubs not scheduled,)
New Britain herald., 1928-06-27
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

t. Yesterdays Results Jersey City 9, Reading 0. Baltimore 4. Newark ,.
 Toronto !, Rochester Q. Montreal s, Buffalo 1.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-27
Speaking g
 of Sports

The park board at its session last night voted to give the Mohawk A. C. and the Hardware A. c. permis- sion to use Memorial field at Willow Brook park for boxing bouts during the summer months. This clears the way absolutely for the execution of the plans of the officials of the fight clubs.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-27

At the same time, the park board voted to make Clyde Ellinewood superintendent of parks. Mir. Filing wood has been acting as superin- fendent since the departure of Ralph B. Wainright,
New Britain herald., 1928-06-27

Fight fans in this city will well come the return of the fistic sport here because at the close of the in- door season, the amateur tourna- ments at the Tabs hall had become a popular institution.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-27

Two base hits. Joe Mccormick, Camp bell. Williams. Sullick. simon, Maguder, Jim Mccormick. Three base hits; Joe Mccormick. Umpire: Lynch Time: s:%5.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-27

vitamins are ITO luced in milk by OuAlight. 0a
New Britain herald., 1928-06-27

Tentatively the Hardware X. C. plans to open it's summer fight campaign at Memorial field on July G. Friday night. It is probable, as soon as the officials receive notifi- cation of the action of the park board last night, that work will be speeded up on getting the card to- eether.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-27

Games Tomorrow pitislirld at Springfield. Albany at Hartford. Waterbury at Providence, Bridgeport at New Haven.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-27
Games Tomorrow

St. Louis at Detroit. Cleveland at Chicago. New York at Philadelphia. Washington at Boston.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-27

The league will b. governed by published indoor baseball rules. A schedule committee has been ap- pointed and they will work out list of games to be followed during the season.
Evening star., 1928-11-15
Walnut Room Gowns
Greatly Reduced

White Chiffon Evening Gown, size
16. Slightly soiIed. Was $50.
i Black Chiffon Afternoon Frock,
over gold lace. Size l6. Was $50.
Z Lovely Black Chiffon and Lace
Afternoon Fr0cks. Sizes 38 and 40.
Were $85 and sos. Now. .$47.50
/ White Satin and Silver Lace Eve
ming Gown; fitted bodice and full
skirt. Slightly soiied; size l8. Was
$lOO. NOW. ................. S4I.oV
/ Primrose Chiffon Dance Fr0ck. size
Is. Was $65. NOW. ..........!$ $37.5O
. Beautifully Tailored Navy Crepe
Elizabeth Dresses. Size 40. Were
$85 and $685. Now. ............. $4S
3 Navy Flat Crepe Tailored Frocks,
sizes is and 36. Were $50 and $S5.
U Two-piece Navy Flat Crepe fTock,
colorfully trimmed. Size ls. Was
0O Iight-weight w transparent Velvet
Evening Coats, green and coral. Were
&c Canary yellow transparent velvet
Evening Coat, with white hair collar.
Size Is; slightly soiled. Was SIS;
Rose Brocaded Metal Evening Coat.
size IS. Was $65. Now. ....... S47.5O
Black -and- Gold Metal Brocade Eve
ming Wrap, size ls. Was sos.
Now .............. $3.50
/ Green Transparent Velvet Evening
Cape; light weight; slightly soiled.
Was sos. Now. w...............$5 $3.50
WALNUT ROOM, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-11-15
Larger Women's
Frocks, $3.50
We're $3.50 to $3.50

IA SIenderizing Frocks, of crepe de
chine, fiat crepe, georgette and lace.
Sizes 381z, 40H, 421a, 44A. 48H;
in navy, tan, white and orchid.
/ Larger Woman's Black Georgette
Frock; surplice style; size 4412. Was
$3.50. NOW $35
Larger W0men's ShagmOOr Tweed
Goats; in brown, gray and tan mix
lures Interlined, and with full-length
crepe de chine lining. Sizes 1914,
43A, Asa and 47A. Were $4s.50
and $3.50. Now .S35
and with gray kit fox trimmings
Sizes 1914, 441a and 481a. Greatly
Special Size Winter Goats; in brown
suede cloth; sizes 371a and 46h. Fur
trimmed Were $3.50. Now. ;. $3.50
l Little WOman's Black Kasha Coat,
with dyed squirrel collar. Size 1914.
Was $4950. Now. ..........S1 $3.50
Little Women's Afternoon Frocks;
of lace and lace-and- chiffon. In black
and beige; overslip of beige and
flesh. Sizes 35h, 391a 41h end 43R
Very greatly reduced. .S29.5O
Little Women's Black Georgette-
and-Lace FrOckS, over beige slip.
Sizes 43l2 and 39h. Were $3.50.
NOW ......'.... ........... $16.5U
s Little WOmen'S Georgette FrockS;
tailored and afternoon styles. Sizes
371a. 391a, 411a and 4312. Were $25.
Now .................. $12.50
Little Woman's White Lace After
noon Dress; size 391a. Was $3.50.
NOW ................. .......... $l9.5O
SPECIAL SIZE APPAREL, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-11-15
SOROPTIMIST CLUB
ELECTS OFFICERS
Mrs. Harriet HaWIey Locher
Chosen President at An
nuaI Meeting.

Mrs. Harriet Hawley Locher, director
of the department of public service and
education for the Stanley Co., was elect
ed president of the SoroptomiSt Club OF
the District of Columbia at its annual
meeting for the election of officers IN
the La Fayette Hotel yesterday.
Mrs. Locher has long been active in
various activities in the District. She
is past president of the District branch
of the League of American Pen Women,
past vice president of the National
League of American Pen Women and
active in other organizations She is
reputedly the originator of the first
public service and educational work
ever introduced in the motion picture
industry.
other officers elected at the meeting
we're: Mrs. Daisy Reed, first vice preSi-
dent; Miss Margaret WitherS, second
vice president; Miss Emma Beuchle.
corresponding secretary; Miss Ella Wer-
ner. rect riding secretary, and Mrs. Ann
Kinslow, treasurer. Mrs. Sadie Trapp
and Miss Margaret E. Conley were
elected directors.
The election committee was composed
of Mrs. Jennie M: Ryan, Miss Sailie
billiard and Mrs. Mary Catherine Lewis
Mrs Caroline B. Stephen, the retiring
president, presided.
The officers will be formally installed
at a banquet in the Willard Hotel in
the near future Mrs. Mary Catherine
Lewis is chairman of the banquet COM
mittee.
Evening star., 1928-11-15
18TH PRECINCT FORCE
INCREASE is ASKED
Michigan Park Citizens Request
Better Police Protection for
School Children.

A resolution asking that the twelfth
precinct be supplied with additional po-
licemen to afford better protection to
school children who must cross dan
gerous highways and to give the COM
munity better police protection gener-
ally was passed by the Michigan Park
Citizens Association at its meeting last
night in Bunker Hill School.
The association also stressed the i'm
mediate necessity for the construction
of a viaduct over the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad at Michigan avenue and Eighth
street northeast. Members Of the COM
mittee on public utilities of the associa-
ton reported that the development of
Michigan avenue is being greatly re-
tarded by the presence Of the dangerous
crossing.
The association again indorsed its
recommendations to the effect that the
proposed site for the new junior high
school to serve the Brookland area
should be located at Fourteenth and
Hanlline streets northeast as first
choice and on site near Eighteenth
and Otis streets northeast as second
choice.
Evening star., 1928-11-15
Misses Tweed Suits
Reduced, $3.50

These four suits are excellentiy tai
lored; OF smart tweed mixtures, OK
ford cloth and navy twill. Wrap
around skirts. Sizes 10 and l8.
5 Misses Imported Raincoats. Red,
rose. tan and blue and red mixtures.
Sizes 16 and Is. Were $3.50 and
$22.50. Now. SIS
2 Misses Winter Dress Coats. Gray
suede fabrics. with collars of black
and kit fox. Sizes IA and Is. Were $95.
Velvet and Velvetcen Evening Wraps;
blue and red. Red coat has white fur
cuffs. Sizes "A and Is. Greatly re-
Ouceo 10. o.............. $50
] Misses Imported Tweed Sports Coat;
size 16. Standing collar, cuffs and
patch pockets Of brown fur. Was
SIf0. NOW. W.................. $JJ.0U
Green Transparent Velvet Evening
Coat. Lined with georgette; size IA.
Was $3.50 Now. $l2.50
MISSES COATS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-11-15
Reductions From the
Gift Shop

Metal Fern Stands. Were $18.
Now ........... .SlU
3 Metal Makeup Boxes. Were SO.
NOW .....s..'. ''.'. ,.s'. 30
/ Brass Smoking Stand. Was $32.50.
Black Glass Powder Boxes. Were
/ pair Crystal Elephant Book Ends.
Slightly IMPERFECT. Were $35
/ After-dinner Coffee Set; S cups.
Was $3.50. Now ................S5 .S5
Amber Class Wine Set; glasses.
Was $3.50. Now. $3.50
/ Italian Lamp; slightly IMPERFECT
Was $3.75. Now. .$2.75
/ Bronze Lamp. Was $50. Now SIS
/ Japanese Lacquer Box; damaged.
Was $6. Now ............... 81
1 Vase; IMPERFECT. Was So,
/ Red Glass Vase, with top. Was 81
NOW SE
l Brass Desk Set. Was $3.50.
NOW 30
/ Liberty Lawn Dress. Was $22.50.
NOW ...........,. ..'..', '.s'ss @Ao
GIFT SHOP, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-11-15
Costume Slips Reduced

II Crer~ Costume Sims, trirnTned With
lace ait the top and bottom; deep hem
stvle, in white onlv: sizes AZ and a..
Were 1895 each. Now. ........... 81 -
IL Flesh color Creme SlinS. with double
rows Of hemstitctiug ct top and tou"h
Of embroidery at the side; sizes 81 t. a.
We're $3.50 each. Now ..:....... .s5a3
q white Costume SLIPS. a tailored model
of satin. crepe with deem HIM; sizes 5s
and 20. Were $3.50 each. Now. .s4s.
Dainty Crepe Costume Slips. trimmed
at the ton end bottom with lace; Aesh
end white: sizes 40. 40 and A. Were
$3.50. Now 1870
pLooN~es AND COSTUME SLIPS
THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-11-15
Women's Coat Reductions

2 Women's Fur r-trimmed Shagmoor
Goats; size 38. Fully silk-lined and
with warm interlining. Were $3.50.
Now ..,................ $3.50
W0men's Tan and Gray Tweed
Mixture Goats; sizes 36, 38 and AZ.
Were $49.50 and $3.50. Now. .S29.50
2 Women's Black Goats; fully silk
lined. Smart broadtail trimming; sizes
40 and A. Were $3.50. Now. $3.50
2 Women's Two-Piece Coat Suits.
Gray and black: sizes 40 and A.
Were $3.50 and $6950. Now. $3.50
3 WOmen's Imported Sports Coats.
Tan tweed mixtures; 2 are plush
lined. Sizes 36 and 38. Were $69.50
and $79.50. Now. $49.SO
WoMEN's CoArs, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-11-15
Gowns-Sbecial 78c and $1.35

Manufacturers samples that, if
bought regularly, would be far
higher priced.
II NainsoOk Gowns, some with hand
made laces; round. square and wee
necklines. Flesh, white. peach and
orchid. Specially priced, each. 7Sc
19 White Nainsook Gowns, some with
handmade laces; round, square and
wee necklines. Special, each. :. .$1.35
25 Long sleeve Muslin Gowns. some
with lace trimming. others with en-
broidery. Special, each. ..$1.35
CoTToN UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-11-15
Women's Frocks. $3.50

We're yJ9.5O
II Afternoon Frocks. of chiffon,
georgette and crepe romaine. In
beige, flesh, green and blue. Mussed
from display. Sizes 36 to AZ.
Lightweight Woolen Dresses, manu-
facturer's samples: less than wholesale
cost. One-of-a-kind styles; sizes SO
TO- AZ. now. $10.OV
Women's Georgette and Chiffon
Ffocks; some hand-fagotted. Lovely
pastel shades mussed from display.
Sizes 40 and AZ. Were $29.50 and
$4250. Now 1918
7Womens Evening Rnd Dinner Gowns
of taffeta and tulle. Sizes 36, 80,
40 and AZ. Sold "aS is" Were $500
end $4250. Now ............ $3.50
S Women's Georgette and Silk Crepe
FrOcks, tailored STYLES Sizes 38 and
a; in navy and black. Were $25 and
S29.50 Now .$l2.S5
Women's Silk Frocks; georgette and
fiat crepe: in black and navy. Sizes
40 and A. were s29.50 and $35.
WoMEN's DRESSES. THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-11-15
Blouses Greatly Reduced

IL Odd Lot BlOuscs; black crepe
de chine Vionnet neck over
blouses, blue and black wee
neck crepe overblouses and
flesh and white satin over
blouses in the lot; sizes 81,
36 and 40. Were $6.75 and
$3.50 each. Now. .$2.95
10 Cotton BroadclOth Over
bl0uSeS, tan and white: sizes
"a, So, SO. A and 46. Were
S2.95. Now ..............S 81
6 Crepe OverblOuses, black. navy
and prints; sizes 81. SO and
AZ. Were $5.7S each.
Now ....... ..$l
Evening star., 1928-11-15

0 White Baby Silk Broadc:oth
Shirts, sizes AZ. a. and as.
Were $5.75 each. Now $1.95
2 White Radium Shirts, sizes
40 and AZ and 1 White Crepe
OverbIouse, size "a. Were
$3.50 and $8.75 each.
Now ............... $3.50
II Short-sIeeve Georgette Over
blouses. In white, tan. flesh
and maize and white and
flesh crepe and tan satin:
sizes "a. So and 3S. Were IS
and $5.75 each. Now. .$1.95
BLousEs, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-11-15
Women's Dresses, $3.50

We're yI6.oU
10 Silk Crepe Dresses in this group.
In black, sizes 81 to ~; i'll navy,
size AZ, and in raisin. sizes SO to 40.
Styles for street and business.
Is Wool Frocks. including jersey,
tweed and wool canton crepe; sizes
IA to 20, &c. SO, AZ and A. In green.
tan. navy prints ana mixtures. Were
$13.7S. Now ..............,...S8 .S8.75
Satin-back Crepe Dresses, in tan,
sizes 90. So, 40 and AZ: /, in wine,
size 20; /, in blue. size ~. Were
$3.50. NOW ..................S1 .S1.oV
Tan Silk Dresses. with lace cuffs.
Size 40. Were $3.50. Now. ..S5.75
Z Misses Polka Dot Silk Dresses. Sizes
II and l6. Were S13.75. Now. .$3.95
LESSER PRICED DRESSES. THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1928-11-15
Friday Savings in
Sporting Needs

4 Sports Goats; slightly soiled.
Q at SO; were $lO.
at $3.50; were S.
Sweat Shirts, with Upper fasteners.
Were 81 each. Now. :..........: .@
Windbreaker: reversible; rubber
lined. was $1750. Now. ....... SIC
Sweat Shirt; soiled. Was SO.
Now .$1.5O
Z sports Coats, with white and blue
binding. Were $3.50. Now. 80. .$1.2S
s r. Stewart Golf Irons; cleeks,
Were Sc each Now ........: .$l.SO
4 Wool Lumberjacks. Greatly re-
duced:
2 at 81; were So.
2 at Sc; were So.
SpoRTINc Goops, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-11-15
Knitted Suits, $9.75

NJ ere JIO.5U
III Two and Three Piece Knitted Wool
Suits; sizes IA to 42. In tan, green,
maize and white
Spun Silk and BOucle Knitted Suits;
sizes 16 and SO. IN gray, tan, black
and white. Were S49.50 and $59.50
NoW SEJ.oV
Two piece Knitted Demoerg Suits.
Sizes Is, SO and 40; in tan. blue, rose
and white. Were $3.50. Now. .$14.5O
Wool and Rayon Slip-over Sweat
ers; sizes So ana 38. Were $3.95.
Now reduced to. csc
Slip-over and Cardigan Sweaters:
sizes "a to 40. In tan, green and
blue. Were $10.75 and $13.75. Now
Io0UCcQ 10. $O.CO
Silk-and-WoOl Sports Frocks:
tweeds and tie silks. Sizes IA and
80. Were $2S and S29.50. Now re-
duced to...... $3.50
SPoRrswEAR, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-11-15
Robes and Negligees, $6''9
W1.o cox

s Tailored Rayon Robes with full
length tuxedo collar; in blue and
orchid, some with painted designs.
6 Crepe de Chine Negliees, lace
trimmed; pastel shades.
3 CoOlie Goats in brilliant tied-and-
dyed designs Were $975 each.
3 Crepe dc Chine Negligees; tailored
styles with fagottirlg and shocking;
blue, coral and peach. Were $l5 eacn.
Now .$lO,95
I Coral Crepe de Chine Negligee with
fringe trimming. Was $12.
NEGLIGEEs, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-11-15
Misses Frocks, $t8.15
Were $40 50 tn SAP 50

" ere yET.OU 10 STE.CU
E Afternoon and Evening Frocks,
of satin and chiffon: sizes IA to l8.
Colors include brown, orchid,
white, and black
3 Misses Bouffant Taffeta Frocks;
sizes Is and 18. In orchid, blue and
rose. Were $42.50. Now. SIS
Misses One-piece Silk Frocks, sizes
IA to 18. White-and-red, and white
and-blue. Were S16.50 to $29.50.
Now .................,.. $12.25
MISSES DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-11-15
Hand Luggage
Greatly Reduced

OTCUttJ AAONOO"
1 Fitted Hat Box. Wss ssh. Now $50
/ Fitted Case. Was $40. Now ..... $50
5 Suit Cases Were 50 each. Now. SIS
2 Wonnen's Gladstone Bags. Were $40
: each Now .................... SIS
Hat Boxes. We're $3.50 each
NOW =. 'VS.SO
Square Leather Hat Boxes. Were S32
edCn. NOW 90"
Sauare Leather Hat Boxes. Were
S37 $50 each. Now. w...................SS0 $50
Hat BNxes Greatly Reduced
at S25; was $35
l at SO: wes $40.
I Fitted Pullman Case Was $50
INOW ''' '''"~
Auto Robes Greativ Reduced
at S25; were s35.
2 at SIS: were S22.50.
I at s25; was S45.
at $25; was $50.
LUGGAGE, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-11-15
Silk Dresses. s2.95
Maids Uniforms. $1.4s

We're S195. Is Chambray or Pin
Stripe Uniforms for morning wear:
the tailored straightline model with
white collar and cuffs. Blue. lavender,
green and tan: sizes 10 to 46.
IL Organdy Apron Sets; white only.
Were 81 each. Now. Use
IIN1FoAMs THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-11-15
Friday Reductions in
Art Embroidery

Embroidered Pillows: orange-and-
blue and orange-and-green. Were 30
each. Now ...........'. .I..... %o.Ov
2 Tripcnta Pillows: plue-and-rose and
green. Were $3.50 eacn. now. .$E
Wood Telephone Screens; painted.
yxynra 81 each Now .25c
/ PilIowcase; embroidered. Was So.
/ silk Boudoir Pillow: rose ribbon ana
flower trimmed. Was $3.50.
Now ,............... .$ls0V
Z Metal Wall Vases; painted. Were 81
each. Now. zoe
1 Velour and Taffeta Pillow. was 81 40.
NOW. -. -. o.
Fiapper Doll; IMPERFECT. Was SIS.
Now ,............... .$2.25
4 Scrap Baskets: red-ano-white and
orchid and white cEecks. Were $2.95
each. Now. ...... ......-. ''$A.OU
Aar NEEDLEwoRK, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-11-15
Novelty Jewelry
GrpnfLv Reduced

6 Novelty Brooches. Were "a eacn,
Novelty Hat Pin: SLIGHTLY IMPER-
Feet Was $3.50 Now. :...': Soc
nat Pin: IMPERFECT. Was $1.5e.
Enamel Top Perfume Bottles. Were
$3.50 to 81 EACH Now. .Sl.2O
3 Novelty Pins. Were $3.50. Now. 81
Twist Necklaces. Were So. NOW. Isl
CryS.aI MOdernistic Pin: SLIGHTLY
IMPERFECT. Was $3.50. Now. 50
Gold Plated Locket. Was $3.50.
Now ..............s. ..'..' 'Ovb
Enamel Flower Pins. Were $l.50 each.
Now ........... our
Crystal Pendant Chains. Were s3.sn
NOVELTY JEwELRY, FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1928-11-15

s Cotton and Wool-and-rayon
Combinations, long = leeve
models, in ankle and knee
lengths; sizes 2 and IL years.
Were S1.95 each. Now ..95c
5 pairs COtton-and-wool Pants;
knee length; size 8 years.
Were $1.25 pair. Now. Csc
I Cotton and W0ol-and-rayon
Shirts, with short sleeves; size
2 years. Were $l.25 each.
j. NOW WV
Girls Cotton Crepe Gowns.
white, size 10 years. Were
CSC each. Now ........ .65c
20 Regulation Middies, cadet
blue, tan and white with red
collars and cuffs; sizes 10.
IL, IA, 10, 20 and %. Were
$l.95 each. Now ...... csc
3 pairs Girls Glove Silk
Bloomers. flesh and white;
sizes IL and 10. Were $3.50.
NOW ......... ...' SA.1C
Evening star., 1928-11-15
Ribbon Novelties, $50

We're S.
In this lot are Lace Trimmed Pin
Cushions. 2 Lace-Trimmed Powder
Jars and Party Bag; all SLIGHT
LY IMPERFECT.
R1BDoNs, FIRST FLOOR.