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New Britain herald., 1928-10-18
Two Mems Club Has
 Now But One Member

Ashland. Wis, Oct LR - The last Two Mems club yesterday be- came the Last Mans club. unoff1- cially at least.
 The last man is Horce Voligny of Saltwater. Minn. He was left alone to mourn the deaths of his former Civil war comrades of Company c. Sth Minnesota infantry. when John Blake, s5, died here today.
 Blake. . veteran of the Civil and Indian wars, was one of the 26 members who, at the close of the war. signed . covenant of honor to assemble each year at saltwater.
 This was done until 1927. when Blake and Voligny met for the last time and drank a bottle of old wine "a toast to their departed com- understanding beneath their com pany's historic battle flag. The flag. made by the wives orthe soldiers together with the wine bottle, were presented to the Minnesota His. torical society.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-18
DOUBLE BILL AT CAPITOL

Rod La Rocque takes to the air in his newest Pathe comedy romance, Captain Swagger," a new Pathe picture which comes to the Capitol theater today. Friday and Saturday, and in which Sue Carol is featured as leading woman.
 In the earlier sequences of this story. the handsome and popular star is seen to excellent advantage as an expert in tailspins and nose dives. who does his part to make the world safe for democracy as a flyer with the Lafayette Escadrille. He believes airplanes wilt be common as auto mobiles in the near future. The co-feature will offer Fay Wray and Gary Cooper in The First Kiss" a romantic drama that has a wonderful theme that will prove en- tertaining throughout. A new episode of '"The Collegians" is also shown.
 Beginning Sunday for four days the Capitol will feature The Wom- an Disputed" with Norma Talmadge in her greatest role since "Smilin' Thru" Gilbert Roland is leading man.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-18
"BEGGARs OF LIFE" STRAND

Wallace Beery. for more than year continuously in comedies, re- turns to a dramatic characterization in "Beggars of Life" the story Of hobo life which Paramount made from Jim Tully's personal narrative of the same name and which will be the feature movie attraction of the Strand, today, Friday and Saturday.
 The vaudeville program has five splendid acts to offer presenting Bits of Broadway" with Florence Hedges and Go. in a unique offer ing: The Barto Trio in Exciting Moments;" Bond and Trent. two clever misses in Social 1dosyn- cracisms:" Joy Bros, and Gloom in ''The Komikal kops;" and the fast poppy revue offering Step by Step" with Marika Rork and the Murphy Bros.
 Beginning Sunday night Richard Dix will be featured in his new hit Moran of the Marines" with Ruth Elder the aviatrix as his leading lady.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-18
Says Guarding of
 Trees Is ImpOrtant

Greenwich. Oct. IS R,-Dr. E. P. Felt of the Bartlett Research labo- ratories at Stamford. in an address before the National Superintendents and Gardeners assoication last night. said that the adjustment of a tree to its surroundings is so deli- cate that any disturbance may re- suit in q long train of evils, and that the guarding of shade trees from destruction by new insect pests was of national importance.
 Otherwise the natural beauty of our cities and towns cannot be re- tained.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-18

The cheering squad will resums practice on Monday after scAool.
 The regular Thursday assembly, ot the lower class was held this morn. ing. Principal Slads spoke on the keeping of the graph card which in. dicates in graph form the progrea of the student in each subject.
 The boys cross country squad un- der tho direction of Track Coach Lionel Depot held run this alter noon after school.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-18
ANNOYS COURT

Brocton, Mass, Oct. IS. (UP)- Judge Collins has ordered carpenters working near the courthouse to con- fine their hammering to the hours of to 10 q. m. and { to p. m. He ruled that the noise interfered with judicial proceedings.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-18
Two-Ton Grindstone
 Crushes Man to Deatt

Lawrence, Man. Oct. lS Oo = Joseph Langevin. bs. of Aethuen was killed yesterday when . grind stone weighing two tons overturne' in . factory here and crushed hin beneath 1t. Langevin and two othei workmen were moving stone into the plant when the accident hap pened.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-18
KILLED BY FALL

West Newton, Mass, Oct. IS, (UP) -Richard White, nine- months old son of Mir. and Mrs. Edward White. was killed when he fell out of . baby carriage in the backyard of his home.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-18
SENIOR Fl. S. NOTES

The Junior College club of the Senior High school will hold . meet ing this afternoon. The organixa- ton is under the direction of Miss Helen Stahl and Miss Elizabeth Macintosh.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-18

The Christian Endeavor society will hold . baked bean and brown bread supper Friday evening at s:30 followed by an entertainment at :.
 The epidemic of mumps which has been prevalent in the center for the past month is on the wane. there being only one case.
 The Newington Garden club is visiting the Bristol Nurseries today. 4 basket lunch was served at noon.
 Mrs. 4. c. Stow Of North Adams, Mass. is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Robert Trask of the center.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-18

Without these drugs relieves colds and builds new strength
 strengthen the system and build Father Johns Medicine successful for colds will understood valuable tonic and for driving the
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New Britain herald., 1928-10-18
Know what you are taking for that cold.

Avoid narcotics, sedatives, or nerve deadening drugs in any form.
 You are safe when you take Father Johns Medi- cine. ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-16
Savings of At Least $50 Are Yours Tomorrow
Novelty Furniture

a. ULCA34ONAL CHAM, ma
hogany nn4sh. wan tapestry up
hosiery. scoop seat. GIG *
Was $25. Friday. -. ~
al BOUDOIE CHAIRS, covered
in lowered clintz. wen con-
sCructeo. Some have separa,e
cushions. Were sl9-5o- Sl4.6O
rrlday .............
(6J PHONE STANDS, hardwood
with mahogany flnlsh opiendldiy
constructed. w re CD 90
$685.. Friday only 49,. go ~
~ LADY MARY CLOSED
CABINET tor radio. console or
server. Mahogany fin c6 90
shed. Was SI9.75.... SO'oO
% STEAMER CHAIR with
stout frame. Green canvas. For
porch or Summer camp. CO 80
Was S495. Friday only @"'O|
~ 3-PIECE FIBER SUITE.
green gold finish. with handsome
CamaSk cushions Spring seats.
Was $4,000. Fri $3.50
~ CONSOLE TABLE. orna-
mented mahogany finish. 30
inches high and 50 inches long.
Was $3.50. Friday co 90
only ............ Po'O/
t3) SMOKING STANDS with
cabinet and accessories. Mahog-
any finish. Attractively decorat-
ed. Was S975. Fri CT %
day .............. p s'-|
% OVAL FIBER TABLE. at
tractiyely designed with green and
gold finish. was
$3.50. Friday re- S12.35
duced to .........., Ao"
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Wonen's and
Misses Coats

al QUILTED P1QUE COATS,
drastically reduced for quick sell
ing. sizes IA to ID. S605
Were S16,50 ..........
(3) SUMMED GEORGETTE
COATS, handsomely embroidered
and lined with georgette; sizes IA
to Is. Were S25' $1,000
Friday only .......
~ MOHAIR COATS. brightly
printed. Sizes IA and $1,000
is. Were S22.50.. %Aoo0
"a NOVELTY SPORT JACK
ELS, all-oyer embroidered. Sizes
Is to 20. Were $l0.95. e. o.
Friday only .......
al TRANSPARENT VELVET
COATS, in brown, wine and or
child. Sizes l6 to Is. $3.50
(2) VELVET COATS. in a lovely
shade OF green. Fully silk lined.
sizes Is. Was $20. $l7.OO
nOJ GEOR GETTE COATS,
navy, blue and tan and white.
s sizes j. So s5 TO = a. Were SI7.OO
so 10 90. TO
III BLACK KASHMERE COAT
with shawl collar of fitch. Size 16
Was S9a.50. To 60 Gil 90
Friday at .......
(2l BLACK COATS, handsomely
trimmed with squirrel. Silk lined
SIZE So. Were $3.50. $4,000
ny ~ J JUNIOR MISS WHITE
FLANNEL COAT. smartly tailored.
Size 10. Was $3.50. G. ~
Friday only ........
(2l JUNIOR MISS SUMNER
SUITS. with black checked jackets
and white skirts. Sizes e. OK
IS to Is. Were $1095 sPo'|
% JUNIOR MISS BLACK
SILK COAT, a real coat e.
value. Was $I650.... ~
(i) JUNIOR MISS BLACK
SILK COAT. in size 10. e. IN
Was $3.50. Friday only q ''0o
(2) TAN CASHMERE COATS,
with squirrel collars, Sizes 50 70
A. Were SIS. Fri SO- On
dav only ....... 9%''oo
t2l TAN CASHMERE COATS,
smartly styled and trimmed with
black Sizes IS an d c. M
10. Were S25 90. 800.
IN GRAY KASHMERE COAT
with broadtail collar. SI0 90
Size l6. Was SOS. %O
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DrdPery ana
Upholstery

IN RAYON MARQUISETTE
PANELS with small colored f1g-
ures and fringed ends. 42c
sf.e5 value. Friday only.
900 YARDS RAYON, various
eolors. for portieres and drapes.
was soc. Fr d y 20c
(lol BAR HARBOR CUSHIONS;
crash cretonne. Attractive and
well made. Were s2.75. $500
FRIDAY onlv ......
100 YARDS ECRU MARQUI-
SETTE. so inches wide.
w a $ CSC. Fl d a y 43c
onlv. ward ........ -
80 YARDS THEATRICAL
GAUZE in short lengths. Variety
of colors. So inches wide. C0c
Was 29c. FRIDAY, yard. -.
1850 YARDS) BRAID AND
TRIMMING. a special lot. Was
csc a yard. Friday only &c
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Misses Dresses

(3l WHITE G L . Al u A. L L l.
DhESSES, slightly sol!ed from
display. sizes 10 and SIQ.71
is. Were $500.
~ FLORAL CHIFFON FROCk,
In beautiful rose
pattern. size 10. sslO IN
Was $500. Friday.
(2l GEORGETTE AND TAI
FETA FROCKS, sizes Ia and 10.
Dainty little frocks for informal
parties and dinners Sl0.7S
~ MISSES EMS MILES.
MORE coat and printed dresses.
Sizes IA To l6. Were CO. 40
$3.50. Friday only. $500
Cd PRINTED CHIFFON AND
FLAT CREPE ENSEMBLE, GoS
size 10. Was S49.50. $500.
az BASKET WEAVE TAN
ENSEMBLE, with printed hat
crepe blouse. Size Ia. $500
Was $3950. Friday. go
a. AQUAM ARINE FLA I
CREPE STREET FROCK. neatly
fagote d. Size 10, GIO -
WAS $50 w. EltNdNs
az GREY GEORGETTE AFT
ERNOON FROCKS, sizes Ia, 10
and 10. Flare skirt styles with the
new shirred bodice. co. M
Were $500. Friday.
~ MINT GREEN AFTER
NOON DRESS. dainty b asque
model with tiered
skirt. Size Ia Was SI0 -
$500. Friday only,
fsl INDEPENDENCE BLUE
FLAT CREPE FROG X ). with
pleated skirts. capelette collar ana
fagotted trim. Sizes
10 and 20. Were @CC 40
$50 so. Friday only
IiOl MISSES WASH
DRESSES. trim tailored models
with sleeves. Light shades, some
slightly soiled Were ga az
$1,000 Friday onlv..
~ CREPE CHIFFON DINNER
FROCK, beautifully lace trimmed,
Uneven hemline size CO. 90
20. Was $25O0.....
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Notions

$780, Csc BEACH HATS, in as
sorted colors. Friday spe- To
Ci2I at
1lO) 40c WINDOW POLISHING
CLOTHS. reduced for ICc
1907 i0c WOODEN HANGERS.
slightly soiled Friday Of 90
fered al ............,..
l25 PRS ENAMEL SHOE
TREES, in white and few colors,
slightly soiled Were l9c TO Qc
Csc. FRIDAY only. pair ......
80 DOZ.) HAIR NETS, odds
and ends. Fringe and cap
styles. Were Csc 10 soc. 10c
Friday only. dozen ...,.
1851 DRESS Innings. 25c val
ues. White and few black. -
Not all sizes. Friday ..........
Street Floor
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Floor Covering

an GRASS RUGS with slight
defects. 8xlO and 9xl2 sizes. Were
S8.95 to S18. Friday only
PRICED " OFF
~ BACK BAY PORCH RUGS,
tan ground with blue or green
border. Waterproof.
9x12. Were $685.. Fri S0 o.
Qay .............'
(9) FIBER RUGS. small. all
over pattern. Reversible brown or
tan. Size 9x12. Were Gh S0
$685. Friday. .........
(3) MOURZOURK COCOA FL
Der ALGERIAN RUGS, blue or
green. Modern patterns for sun
parlors, etc. Size 9xl2. SI0.0S
~ WOOL AND FIBER RUGS,
reversible. All-year use. Green
or brown. 9x12 feet. SIl 2S
Were $40. Friday -.
81 DELART OVAL FIBER
RUGS. Grey, green, orange and
blue. Size 7x1o feet. IS. 81
Were $13.95. Now 49,. po
~ RATTANIA OVAL FIBER
RUG. grey background. Size 6x9
#, Was $780, Friday S5.05
only .............-...
~ WORSTED WILTON RUG,
blue background. Size 6x9
Was $3.50. Friday GO CS
only .........:......
Fifth Floor
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Timely Shopping Day This
Housewares

tS4l Sl.55 MURPHY'S. OIL
SOAP. a pure vegetable soap. QQc
Friday reduced to ...... Nv
1897 CSC MURPHY'S OIL SOAP,
the smaller size. Reduced 90
for clearance Friday to. ~
t6fl 35c MURPHY'S OIL SOAP.
the smallest size of this make.
Specially priced Friday TO-
(6l csc BATH SPRAY, Just
what you'll want now VIII lit
any faucet. FIR d " 1Oc
t Isl sI.4s NURSERY o.
SEAT. Friday only. ...... NV
t22l ACC JELLY MoLDS. 90
Friday reduced to ......,,
ia CSC STEAMERS. easy way
to cook corn, hard-Shen crabs.
vegetables Of all kinds. To
boil foods. FIR d ay 1Oc
49c MILK PALS, may be used
for all sorts Of things. Fri COc
day only. commandments. &c
~ SIS MINERS with glass jar
For beating and mixing. 90
Friday only ..............
IA SS.50 GALLONS PAINT,
for inside and outside use. 90
Friday only ............. Nv
Isl csc QUARTS PAINT. o5c
Friday only ............. N
Sixth Floor
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Junior Misses
Dresses

(sl JUNIOR MISSES CHlF-
FON FROCKS, smart flare skirt
styles Sizes Is and GIh IN
II. Were SOS Friday, W
~ JUNIOR MISSES WHITE
CREPE DRESS, pleated skirt and
capelet collar style. GIh ~
size fS Was SOS 90, W o
t6O JUNIOR MISSES WASH
ABLE SILK DRESSES. Soiled
Sizes 10, Is and H. Clio ~
Were SLABS. FRIDAY W "
fsl JUNIOR MISSES PRINTED
CHIFFON ORES SEES, all trim
STYLES. with flare skirts and capelet
collars We're $1,000 $6.o5
ip) ENGLISH RED DRESSES,
both smartlv tailored m lis.
trimmed ed VI with v buttons. $8.o5
az TAN CREPE SPORT
FROCK, tailored and shown In
, size. y .,s 81 slightly ny,s sol'ed $3.05
Second Fiees
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Knit Underwear

49, KNIT UNION SUITS. size
30. Were $l25. Friday 00c
reduced TO .....,.....:...'
ts5l VESTS, in bodice top style.
Broken sizes.
Were 19c. Re , for C1c
duced now toF,.
Us, RAYON VESTS: in broken
sizes and colors. Were hQc
SI.00. Friday only ......
~ GLOVE SILK STEP-iN.
Was S2l9. Attractively
styled. Reduced Fri $l.60
1881 RAYON VESTS, an ex-
cellent quality. Odds and 2Sc
ends. Were ACC Friday.
(Ial CHILDREN'S r A ON
UNION SUITS, broken sizes. VIII
give splendid wear. Were 60c
IN GLOVE SILK BLOOMER.
maize color. Was s1,95. Ct 10
Friday only ...f...
-
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Toilet Articles

n4) ASSORTED CONTACTS,
some double style. Formerly
81 and So. Friday 7Sc
priced at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Is BOTTLESl CARONS LIE
Balm CHAMPAGNE, for the
bath bath Were So, Friday $2.95
hiitN $3.50
IL BOTTLES) CARONS LIE
Balm CHAMPAGNE, for the bath.
Regular $3.50 size. Fri 20
day. reduced to- ..........
t25l PIECES OF SHORT LOTS,
including fancy puffs, talcum pow
der, face powder Reduced. Fri
day. regardless of former 90
prices. TO. each. .....,...
$50 PIECESl SHORT LOTS, in
Guiding creams, bav rum, hair
tonic. incense, etc. All re- 10c
duced FRIDAY. to. ......... IVC
street Floor
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Fourth Floor
Children's Shoes

fe5 PRS GROWING GIRLS
CREPE SOLE TIES. red. blue and
green trim. Sizes "a C1 20
to 6is. Were SS
tS6 PRS1 TTH'S AND
BOYS BLAZER BAL KEDS. Si1sS
t2 to ST.. Were IS. G1 ~
Friday only. ..........
ne PRS.l GROWING GIRLS
WHITE KID ONE STRAP SLIP-
PERS. sizes 2's 70 5 cC II
Were $500 FRIDAY
tsT PRS1 INFANTS OK
FORDS, in patent leather ny tan
and smoked elk. Sizes 81 -
70 s. Were 50 IS end s2.n0 AoN
(2 PRSl BOYS BLACK CALF
ONFOHDS. Sizes - and ST
Were SIS Reduced Fri ell IN
fsI PRSN BOYS Two TONE
FIX ONF0RDS. leather so]es
and rubber heels Sizes CD %
III, IA ST.. Were Ss 20 &~'~-V
S~eanS Ftear
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Dresses>>>Suits land
Coats Reduced at
Least $50
Wonen's Dresses


~ GREY FLAT CREPE
STREET DRESS. size $3.50
AZ Was S25. Friday 'pA NV
(6) GEORGETTE STREET
DRESSES, navy and new blue.
Sizes SO, SO and 40. $500
Were $500. Friday. y ""
~ WHITE CLIFTON FROCK.
Short capelet coat' style. S33
Size So. Was $49.75....... ~
az PRIN TED CREPE
DRESSES. pleated skirt styles.
Sizes SO to 40. Were Or O5
Sl4.s5. Friday only ...
"a TAN FLAT CREPE TWO
PIECE TAILOR RED STREET
FROCK. Soiled. cIC IN
Size SO. Was $4,000. y A""
(21 GEORGETTE DRESSES. in
flesh and tan. Two-piece styles.
IS. 50 and 40. Were $500
$500. Friday ....... "
IN QUEENS BLUE CREPE
ENSEMBLE. size 80.
Slightly faded. Was GI7S0
$500. Friday only.
(s) WoMEN's WASH SILK
DRESSES. Broken sizes and color
range: some slightly soaed. sizes
80 to 40. Were $40. Ct 80
Friday only. -,
~ FLAT CREPE ST +
FROCKS, navy and tan. Sizes
4012 and 42i2
Slightly soiled. Were $3.50
$500. Friday only.
az ENGLISH RED GEOR-
GETTE FROCKS. Flare sklft
styles. soiled. size Sc $3.50
Were $500, Friday, y
~ ROSE FLAT c RE Pc
STREET FROCK, smarty plped
in tan. Size 38. Was 60 ~
$500. Friday only.
a. NEW BLUE FLAT CREPE
CROCKS. smart STYLES. Sizes So
and ~. Slightly soiled and faded
Were $500. Friday SI0.95
only .......,...... ~
n NAVY BLUE ENSEMBLE.
with polka dot dress and plain
georgette coat Size $500
40 Was SOS. Friday
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Sport Apparel

(I3l WHITE BATHING SHIRTS,
all wool. Were $3.50, Fri 90
day only OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
1873, BATHING TRUNKS. all
wool and in smart striped 50c
styles. Were $l95. .......
tIO) SILK CREPE SKIRTS, tan,
pink and grey. Were $2.e5. COc
Friday only ,..............
(sn wool SWEATERS. slip
over styles. in wanted colors for
late Summer and early Fall. 10
Were S1.95. Friday only. wv
~ RUBBERIZED SILK BEACH
COATS. Were S5,95. 81 o.
Friday only ,,........,
(2l BEACH COATS, Smartly tai
lored of white terry co OK
cloth. Were S7.95... gee
tel VELVET COATS. black md
green. Were $l9.95, $500
Friday only ..,.&.,..,
Isl FLANNEL COATS white.
sreen and maize Were e. on
Sl650 Friday only. @'"V
az PLEATED SKIRTS of fine
heavy quality silk. Wanted COL
ors. Were $9,95. Fri CD az
day only ............ p~-' ~
(tsl LINEN RIDING HABITS.
We're $495. Friday CD o.
only .......,.-.
Second Floer
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No Mail, Phone or G.. 0. DIS
Lingerie

(2l CREPE DE CHINE CHE
Misses, attractively lace trimmed.
Originally $5.95. Fri G.. go
day only .............
(1O COSTUME SLIPS, FASH
toned of radium crepe de chine or
ceIanese. Originally
$685.. Reduced Friday 60 30
10 -.........-....
81 BARONETTE SATIN SLIPS,
strap models, in dark COL
ors. Originally s1.95. Fri 1Qc
day only. ................
900 NAINSoOK BLOoMERs.
with attractive lace trim. Extra
sizes. Were 81. Friday 6Qc
only ..................
I'D WOLFE CHEMISES AND
BLOOMERS, small sizes.
Originally s1.00. FRIDAY C0c
az GEORGETTE AND CREPE
DE CHINE GOWNS, lace trim
med and tailored models.
Originally $685.. Fri $3.50
(3) BANDEAUX SETS. Of dainty
crepe de chine. Origi-
nally s5.95. Friday re- CD 90
duced to. ...........-
81 WOLFE CHEMISES. small
sizes. Originally s10o 6Oc
Friday only ..............
Third Floor
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A Storewide Event With Only 3 Laws
Luggage

az WOMAN'S 12-INCH BLACK
COWHIDE BAG, with shell fit
tings. $l095 value. GO 30
Friday reduced to-. ~o
~ 2i-INCH COWHIDE SUIT
CASES. / black and ] brown.
$500 value. Friday $40 QS
only .......,.,......, ~
n 16-INCH NAN G ABIDE
BAG, formerly $3.50.
Friday reduce d for 90 90
clearance to .......... P%~'O~
~ 18-INCH BLACK
COWHIDE SUIT CASE,
was $l095. Tomorrow GO 80
priced at only ........ PO'o/
~ 22-INCH BLACK ENAMEL.
SUIT CASE, was $10.95. GO 20
A special bargain at. Po'O/
Street Floor
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JeueIry

(2s PIECES) NOVELTY JEW
ELRY. bracelets, bar pins and
earrings. Regularly 69c. COc
Friday only .......,......
al STERLING SILVER COM
PACTS. place for powder. 7Cc
Regularly ST. Friday only.
(19l PLACE CARD HOLDERS,
regularly 35c. Reduced for ISc
Friday clearance to-.
49, S-ROW GOLD PLATE
NECKLACES, with fancy
catch. Regularly 35c. Fri TCc
day only .,..............
IN FANCY STONE SETS. in
fancy designs. Bag tops Zoe
Regularly 81. Friday only.
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House Frocks
al. TOGA ROBES, in attractivr

IA TOGA ROBES. in attractive
stripes. Formerly $2,29. 'G1 40
Friday only. .......... ~Ao)
(6l ToGA ROBES. soft and alb
sorbent; for bathing. Were
siSs' Friday reduced Sl.30
10 ..............
Isl DRESSES. attractive prints
ana ginghams. Were $l.00. HOc
Reduced now to. ..... w
~ DRESSES of attractive
rayon. Formerly $l.29. zoe
Friday only. ..............
t2l CHARMEuSE DRESSES. at
tracuvely styled and trimmed.
Were $3.50 Friday $3.50
only NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
49, ssES. extra sizes,
Were $2.s5. Friday 81 Ok
tl0D APRON FkOUKS, prints
with piplngS OF contrasting
eolors. sl-ss value $l.39
Friday .............
tllI DRESSES, in pastel colors.
Linen and wolfe. Handmade.
Were 1895. Friday e. go
only ~
IA TUB SILK DRESS, polka
dot design S795 value. c. 90
FRIDAY only ......... $o.o1
(S) TUB SILK DRESSES. i'm
ported s5.s5 value $500
fft ia, LIN linen DRESSES, some
handmade and some hand en-
broidered. Short and long
sleeves. $3.50 value. CD 90
Friday ........-....
14) PONGEE DRESSES, for
merry SI.89. Fri G1 30
t2) RAYON DRESSES, black.
Extra sizes Were $4.95. CD 90
Friday only ..... @o
~ EXTRA SIZE WOLFE
DRESS. s495 value. GC 90
Friday only .....
al WOLFE DRESSES, extra
sizes 1896 value. Fri $3.50
day only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-16
second Floor
SiIUeru,dre

u4l JAM JARS, with silver
plated top and spoon. Reg Doc
ularly soc. Friday only.
14A SILVER PLAT Ed
SPOONS, cameo pattern. Regu-
larry 9 for SOC. Il for :30C
~ ELECTRIC BOu DOlk
LAMPS, regularly $50. At &l
tractiveIy designed. Friday "
f2) SUGAR AND CREAM SEIs'
heavily silver plated on nickel Sill
yer. Regularly $895. &E d
Friday only .....,..,.
q Prs STERLING SILVER
CANDLESTICKS. hammered sil-
yer ~ inches high. Reg I'D
ularly s725. FRIDAY ONLY.
ri STERLING SILVER SALT
AND PEPPER SETS. good SIZE
Hammered silver Regularly 81.
$685.. Friday only ,...,...
III GLASS SALAD OR BERRY
Bowl, with hammered silver RIM
Regularly SIS Friday GR I0
0plp - W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-16
BrassiereS, Corsets
and Corsetlettes

1851 BRASSIERES, in various
lengths and styles. Ribbon ana
mesh. silk broche, silk broche with
swami and tub SILK.
Broken sizes. Were S1 OK
$500. Friday only 49,.
u5) BRASSIERES. lon g-ilne
STYLES and other models for all fig-
ures. Some with side-front fas~
Jennings. Of satin, m e s h and
striped batiste combI-
nations. Broken sizes. $50
Were $3.50. Now >.
1927 BRASSIERES, Of silk bro
cade, satin. ribbon and crepe de
chine. various colors:
broken sizes. Were $3.50 0Qc
and $500. Now ...........
IA JERSEY BRASSIERES'
crossed models for average
figure and up-lift styles.
Broken sizes. We're 81. Zoe
Now ........,... .....r.....,,.
n8) CORSETLETTES, striped
batiste. Some with inner belts.
Wen boned Flesh only. Broken
sizes. Were $3.50 to al 4S
$500. FRIDAY only,
IA CORSETS, Memo make
Garments for the average inquire,
fashioned OF silk brocade. Broken
sizes. Were S.. Friday $3.50
only ....,,t.',...
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-16
Infants Wear

(1l CRIB BLANKET. slightly
soiled, Was $l.00. For FRI
day Clearance reduced hIc
(In FINE HANDMADE GER
TRUDES. with button shoulder
and hand-scalloped bottoms. Long
Were $500. Friday $l.59
(ss) INFANTS DRESSES. Reg
ularly $3.50. Friday S100
l2ol PRS. INFANTS SHOES.
broken sizes to 4. G1 90
Were $3.50 to $2.25.... %"
Fourth Floor
Linen
S6-IN. CHINESE CUTWORK
SQUARES. deliberately hand-em-
hroidered linens. Were CT 40
S5.9S. Friday only. Pf'fo
ia SPANISH EMBROIDERED
BUFFET SETS, S-piece hand-em-
hroidered sets on pure cream linen.
Were $2.2S. Friday S1 30
only Observation-Disclosures. ~ A''
t52 yds,) SILVER BLEACHED
LINEN DAMASk. will soon wash
pure white. 81 inches wide. OOc
Were $l.25 vi. Now ....... o/]
1851 10-INCH ROUND TABLE
MATS, heatproof pads. Slightly
Soiled from display. Were IOc
Csc Friday only ..:...... AS
Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-16
Children's 35c and
Soc Half Socks
&c Pair

Small sizes only in this at
tractive selection OF socks.
All sorts OF patterns and color
combinations from which to
choose-at this unbelieyably
low price.
Street Floor