davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-02
COAST TRAFFIC
INTERRUPTED BY
SEVERE STORMS
Weather Bureau Dis
counts Flood Threat as
Heavy Rains Continue.

SAN FRANCISCO, April e.
Rain that started falling steadily
during the night in Northern Cal
ifornia and valleys of the central
part of the state will continue today
and tonight, the weather bureau
here predicted.
The downpour was accompanied
by strong winds which became gales
on the north coast of California and
caused considerable trouble to coast
shipping and vessels that cross San
Francisco bay. No reports of ships
in distress had been received here,
however.
The rains were of great benefit to
the growing crops of the San Joa-
quin valley, agricultural experts
said, but were probably damaging
fruit orchards in the northern part
of the state.
Partial disruption of transporta-
ton inconvenienced many persons
in the San Francisco bay region.
Ferries were from 10 minutes to
half an hour behind schedules.
Possibility that the rain might
! increase in volume and again swell
rivers of the region to the flood
stage they reached early last week
seemed dissipated by the prediction
that only light showers will fall to-
morrow.
Mild temperature existed in the
entire region affected by the storm
PORTLAND, Ore, April with
| the Willamette and other rivers
running above flood stage, the
threat of damaging high waters
loomed today in the Pacific north
west.
The Willamette passed the flood
stage of Is feet today and continu
ed to rise. A crest of 10 feet is
expected by Tuesday.
Air mail traffic between Portland
and San Francisco and Seattle wal
disrupted by storms both north ant
south of this city.
Continued rain in western Ore
gon and Washington was predicted
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-02
Parachute Fails
To Save Flyer
by United Press Leased Wire

SANTA MONICA, Cal, April 2
The name of William G. Campbell
was added today to the list of the
st. Francis dam disaster victims.
"Stub' Campbell, well known air
stuntman, was performing for the
benefit of some 5000 spectators who
mad contributed to n fund for vie
Tins of the dam disaster in Il para
cl.ute jump yesterday.
At 200 feet he leaped from an air
plane and spectators gasped when
the chute failed to open promptly.
Finally the great bag spread out,
Tut Campbell was hurting downward
with such velocity that the straps
Holding him broke and he fell to hls
death ON a pavement.
Campbell won a national title IN
the Spokane air races last year.
copnerv ot Ookdale hepan n run
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-02
Across Atlantic in LifebOat

2foot Ieboat Schutevaer will
Atlantic
p
Gessen
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-02
"Lindy" Nearing
So, California
by United Press Leased Wire

by unIteu irehS A'ehheu "pc
...PHOENIX, Ariz., April 2.-Col-
olcl Charles Lindbergh departed
from the flying field here at 1910
p. m. for an unannounced destinat-
ion, presumably San Diego.
The flier made a surprise landing
here at 1:45 n. m, passing up Tue
son where he was expected to stop on
his flight from FL Paso.
Before landing Lindbergh circled
the city three times, signaling for
gasoline and oil, and then went to
ne Municipal Air Field nine miles
tcom the city.
Fuel was rushed to the air port
and Lindbergh hoped off in his
Ran monoplane without delay.
At 2:30 Colonel Lindbergh had not
been sighted here though many vert
watching for him. Belief that he
n.ght land at the Imperial Airport
Lecause of the heavy west wind,
caused deluge of telephone calls
at the flying field. Many ventured
the opinion that the "Lone Eagle .
would fly high and go through to
San Diego without any further stop.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-02
What's Doing
TONIGHT

TONIGHT
Recital, Miss Williams, Miss
Flanagan: Baptist church p. nj.
F. and A. M. No. $50: Masonic
Temple.
Tulane Theater: 1.-The Girl He
Couldn't Buy
Palace Theater: A Girl In
Every Port.
Valley Theater: 1.-THE Patent
Leather Kid.
Radio KGEN: 6 to 8 p. m.
Baseball: Wensley and Wilson
Fields.
TOMORROW
Business and Protective Law
Section: w. T. T. Club tea
room, $50.
Methodist aid society federat-
ion: M. E. Church, 1880.
Lions club luncheon: Barbara
Worth Hotel.
Ladies day: Ell Centre golf
club.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-02

A cannery at Oakdale began run
on spinach March Is, employing
225 persons.
Evening star., 1928-06-14

Smart summer coats fashioned OF
sizes, Fur and self trimmed. All
Isl FLANNEL SUMNER
stripe. Sizes IL and Is. Were &10
SIS. Friday only niy............. |V
III WHITE FLANNEL COAT.
ribbon trimmed and unIined.
Size IL. Was SIS. Friday $40
~ nj HoMEsPUN sPoRTCoAT
llEht tan. Size AZ. Was Ss5. S18
Il EXTRA SIZE TWEED
SPORT COAT. size 50h. Was E12
S2o.s5.. Friday only. ......
t5) KASHMERE ROAD
CLOTH COATS. trimmed with mole
We're '' SIS 70 ns'1s. css'' Friday asn es:S: S23
t3) MISSES TAN BROAD
CLOTH COATS. with mole shawls.
siik lined. Were $3.50. Friday S23
''I is) woMEN's IMPORTED
ENGLISH SPORT COATS, sol
we're $t9.s5. Friday only 49,. %~A
ID WOMAN'S IMPORTED
ENGLISH TWEED SPORTS COAT.
enIy " was ." ''aA' $6.5O
~ GREEN KASHA COAT.
snIs s1Is H. was 1850 Friday $500
(3) JUNIOR COATS, 2 silk;
! anIs I.'ha' Were sie-'o' Friday $6. so
~ TAN AND BLACK KASH-
MEREs. Were SIH.5a. Friday CO
oHiS s.sss.-s-....+ = ..s.s.
Second F1eoF
Evening star., 1928-06-14
Linens

Linens
NORMANDIE LACE PIECES,
scaris, ovaIs and oblongs. SI.15 to
, sIi::' values. Friday ST to S8.95
MERCERiZED AND LINEN
Also crash tOweIinE.
n1,r w,re "'e to 81. Friday 12lac to So
is DOZEN HEMsTITCHED
Formeriy Is for g. Friday ST 98
(iOo) LINEN GUEST TOWELS,
hemstitched hens and dainty blue b0r-
ders. i3x2o inches. We're S9c. 2Oc
o. LINEN DINNER SETS, ssxss-
inch hemstitched cloth and 6 1S-inch
napkins. Originally $i2. Friday Sc
~ IRISH LINEN 'DDAMASK DIN
inch NAPKINS. slightly soiied. GO OK
Was sl6.25. Friday only .... V"~~
(2l LINEN DAMASK CLOTHS.
36x3s-ineh size. Neatly hem
stitched. Formerly So. Friday S1.48
Third Floor.
Donesfics
SHEETING, MUSLINS, TICKING,
remnants at u price.
F.,Ee Were soc to $3.50. 15c to S1.75
f200) PILLOWCASES. 42x36 and
!5xss inch sizes. Were 25e. Fri 1oc
day only A~S
(120) SHEETS. size slxa0 inches.
Perfect quality. Were 81. Friday zSr
Third Floor
Wonen's Shoes
(34 PRS.l WOMEN'S OPERA
AND STRAP PUMPS, black suede or
satin satin. orisinaliy $3.50 and $40. 81 .85
Is PRS.) BLONDE Low HEEL
Pumps: with metal buckle. S2.S5
t33 PRS.) BROWN CALF OK
F0RDS, with crepe soIes. For &2 OK
merly $50. Friday only. w %o'oo
l44 PRS.l PATENT LEATHER
STRAP SLIPPERS, with Louis c. AZ
heels. Were $50. Friday only ~~~
Is PRS.) MISSES Low
SHOES. Originally $3.50. FRI 65c
Second Floor
Evening star., 1928-06-14
SAYS WILL is FORGERY.
Edward o. Rooster Seeks Share II
$4,000. 900 Jennings Estate.

CHICAGO. June IL 1pg.-With ac-
QUESTION Of the 5000 900 estate left
by Edwin B. Jennings as his goal. Ed
ward o. Koesger brought suit 10 prove
that the Will on file In the Probate
Court. one In which he IN not men
toned. Is a forgery.
Yesterday j. Fordyce Wood. hand
writing expert. testified the document
undoubtedly Is a forgery, but he further
testified that Koester. himself, in his
opinion. did the forging.
K0fsteT. court records show, has
been sentfDccc twice for issuing gpuri-
Gus checks. He claims he Is Jen-
ringe son BY secret marriage and
u making an attempt 70 establish his
relasioKaEnsp and 10 prove Jennings
left viii IN which he is mentioned
rs eole heir He claims the present
document was forged by relatives of
Jennings.
Evening star., 1928-06-14

JeWelry
(29 PAIRS) GOLD-FILLED AND
SILVER CUR BUTTONS. for I5c
merly @9c. Friday only. ....... Ao~
I'll PAIRS, NOVELTY EAR
RINGs' all styles. Regularly 25c. 1Oc
III BELT BUCKLES. made of
silver Hl;sr plate: Regular price s3c. 1Oc
Is PIECES NOVELTY JEW
ELRY, vanities, bracelets, eompaets
etc Regularly e5c. Friday 25c
"a GOLD-PLATED VANITY.
with chain. Usually ss.is. 81 50
C2l GoLD-PLATED vANITIEs,
With tassle and handle. We're 75c
% 81 NEckLaCEf. ci s95f. SETS. gold filed,
With bracelets to match. Were %1 5O
$500. Friday only ly............ rSo
street Floor.
SitUeYUdre
t3) SILFER-P LATED MEAT
rLATTERS' I9I4-inch size. X1.75
"a SILVER PLATED TRAYS,
With handle. Regularly Si.5o. 75c
Il PAIR STERLING SILVER
Ssnsted were sr'eks sIss 'Ilsht's F;lGay soc
Il PAiRl STERLING SILVER
cANDLEsTIcKs. slightly i'm
perfect. Were $500. Friday S3 90
Il sETi BRANDON DINNER
r3EKs; It.rlS est sterling silver Reg $12.o5
III SILVER PLATED CANDE-
LABRA, regularly $500. Friday Cd
lsl STERLING SILVER BABY
CuPS. regular price, S2.o5. Fri 60
i14l STERLING SILVER HAN
DIE CREAM LADIES. regularly E0r
7se. Friday only .......... W.
Street Floor
Camp Supplies
CAMP CHAIRS, were csc. 39c
CAMP A STOOLS. Formerly 25c
TSc. Friday only .........
PNEUMATIC CAMP Pill
Lows. were $3.50. Friday Ct 2E
only Observation-Disclosures. |A.%O
RUBBERIZED AIR MAT
IREss' was s22.5o. Friday $14.50
RUBBERIZED AIR MAT
TREss. was Se5.oe. Friday S16. 90
cor MATTRESS. damaged acc
formerly s2.95. Friday only J..
SWIMMING FLOATS, were 6cc
D6e. Friday only ty......
BIRD HOUSES. were S1.4s. 6oc
FRIDAY sulv
BIRD HOUSES. were si.sS. CSC
Friday only
Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1928-06-14
Corsefs and GirdIes

l4D CORSETS AND GIRDLES,
for various types Of figures. Many types
and styles fashioned Of brocade. Broken
sizes &.oo to $500 values. or.
iss) GIRDLEEis;.' wrap .i.1,,::ii around
style. Pew back lace models Of bro
eade. Broken sizes. We're IS Ct 90
TO $3.50. Friday only. ,t..
t15I SCANTlES, 4 I'm one garment
Of broeade and rayoni broken Ct 10
sixes. 81 values. Friday only Vs''~
l5Ol BRASSIERES. various styles
Of lace, bToeade or radinm. Sizes 80
to ~ Were S9e 10 81. Friday acc
Second Floor
Art Goods
n2) STAMPED yOILE COMBI-
NATIONS, dainty designs. Were 2Er
Isl STAMPED JAPANESE CREPE
LUNCHEoN SETS, sd-ineh cloth and
four napkins. Were $3.50. FRI 80c
M BRASS SMOKING scr. large
tray, cigar holder. match holder. and
ash tray. Regularly $3.50. SIPS
IL GLASS FRUIT BOWL. $1.75
Was S2.50. Friday only ....
~ JARDINIERE. for S2.95
msrIy s3.0a. Friday Only ....
~ IMPORTED FLAPPER
pnlas n,,ah,,s dresses s In ponsess a snd yslsse
and xsaS, Friday oniy, ....... $3.50
fi4) STAMPED COOLIE COATS,
black. red and blue sateen, With .sten.
eiird design far outline embroi- Ct or
derry. Were S2.95. Friday oniy.
Third Floor.
Evening star., 1928-06-14
Housewores and Paint.

AA1G@GN6FG1 NBAG 0fIttA
HALF Pint CANS VAR
hisH sTAiA, tsTmfnv 35e. FRI 13c
pTNT CANS vAnNIsH 3ec
QUART CANS pARNIsH 7gc
HALF.pIsT CANS READY
NikED rAisTs, we're $9e. mi pc
oTART CANS RgADY-
MIAkD FAIsJs, Sers ne. Fu- GQn
GsIios cAss ngADY.
AtkgD PANTS, ssfs ss,Gs. 60 1E
sII 1nltD's ~, TABLE rHAY, Gee
BRASS UMBRELLA
sIAsD. formerly Ss.75. ftiaAS G3.1G
pAscY gnrAD TRAYS. 14c
Sffs %ga Fgla4E sDty e,s,,,s.,,
AItkELvp d LATED TUMr
D.th HOLDERS. we're sse, Fd- Zoe
""''''''' san gtoo,
Stationery
~ LEs) GKAYLITE WHITING
FAEth 1sa shsfl D9e ysla. 1ac
lzS) sEALIKG WAX sETs. soc
Ahg saIas Fgidsg only ..,.,.
lSoj INPOHTED MATCH CAsgg.
- tieffniJns tsatbsv. s9e yalas. 2ae
iz2y poRTpOLI0s, with eeIoyed
~ shds siatIoHsEy and iisea sB- Rn4
get9pss HsgstaStg y5e. Fgjaav agly QUO
~ EASTMAN FOLDING
GAHEhAs, 0rsisaHy N. Fsir G1 ao
nSg gHty WAs1W
nj pApGH DOLL SITS. 1ac
Were Sssf tFtaay only .,.,,<.,.
~ 4 HEPE PAPEH
FLOWER SITS We're b0A. Fd~ H.
1ag aBgg .,... AWG
fzt Lbs. LIkEg FINISH PApgH.
Iias apA bun, Formerly roe, EElr ~.
asE sHIgy pound ,.s..s,.....,. A%s
Street Fisor
Evening star., 1928-06-14
$3.50
10 Women's Dresses
Were $I6.5O to $I9.75

Almost entirely dark shades in this
group, Flat crepes and satin.
Broken sizes.
nl WHITE DINNER DRESS,
Slightly soiied. Ss5 value. &1S
Friday only ............
81 MEMS DRESSES,
fashioned Of black, rose and powder
blue satins and crepes. Sizes 80 to
ss $3.50 values. Friday %5 Or
% POWDER BLUE SATIN
DRESS. size 10. Former S11.5O
iy SIS. Friday only. Va O
u TAILORED JERSEY
DRESS, size 80. Si6.50 T5 OK
value. Friday only. y..,.. ~"~
~ TAN LACE AFTERNOON
DRESSES, sizes 49, and 50tA. T1S
Formerly sio.15. Friday only ~"
tg LITTLE MEMS
DRESSES, tan and rose beige.
sizes Sizes ls1s q :2E. $3.50 S11.5O
1) PEACH DINNER DRESS,
fare skirt. Size 30. SiightIy
soiled. Formerly ssS. fri Si2.5O
uaF only ....-.....,-.....
(5) LITTLE MEMS
DRESSES, two-pieee m deIs of
printed crepe. Sizes 1874 and 20i4.
snI! sle;'o values Friday $11.5O
~ BLACK LACE DINNER
DRESSES. sleeveless. Size
10. Formerly $3.50. FRI Gil E0
day only ...4...........
t3) LACE DINNER DRESSES,
one black. one cream and one green.
Sizes 3b and 81. Were S25. %1o 7E
Friday only .....
Second Fio0r
Evening star., 1928-06-14
Novelty Furniture
u) DAVENPORT TAB

CD DAVENPORT TABLE. s.
IsHis. slightly shopworn. cid o.
MAS si0.:5. Friday only %i7'oz
(2) CONSOLE TABLES. Ma
slightly scratched. Were co az
SI:.5o. Friday only........ PO'os
tIO) MAHOGANY FINISHED
hhsLErm0SE hsi Ini:, e. STANDS with stoOl stand
1ixlt. Were St.s5. Friday only Po'oo
W LADY MARY CABINETS.
suitable for radio. console or as server.
Good mah0Eany finish. ~ inches high
f.,s. f1S isnsi. h. Were sii.es. S11.2l
III ST. GEORGE BELGIAN
sas%aIsd. Were a.,s.T T FRI S3.4s
M 5o-INCM BUFFET MIRROR.
tic Poiyehrome. Was. xo.5S. ST dc
Friday only .................. VIEW
Fifth Floor
Infants Wear
QD TOTS WALKING DRESSES.
fine hand made and hand Embroidered
voiies. sites to 8 years. Were 81 .S5
E.ub' Friday only ....,..,....
u6) Tors DRESSES, sizes 2 10
9 years. orisinaiIy Sl.ss. Fri 81 On
lis@ i;oTs; DRESSES.
sizes TO o. Were S:.9s. Friday &1 20
ls) DOTTED SWISS PILLOW
COVERS, sateen lined. Formerly 75c
Si.50. Friday only ,,..,.,......
IA CRIB SETS. fine quality
sG,.sd s. % ssi.s Win nh. wide wss. ,a,se1 esdes
u CARRIAGE ROBE. $1.9S
Was S2.Ds, FRIDAY only .,,...,.
u1 CARRIAGE ROBE.
.lish'iy. soIIed. Was S2.os. FRI ST
'"' WHY Fourth Floor
300 Yards Dress CinRhaus
az inches wide. Cheeks and Fiaids.
Formerly zoe. Friday Only
21c
lss YARDS ORGANDY, all
Sa1:,I Sns; Shsos .nd sisa ae r,ISss ,qSss' a S,se
'"'.i 'G.si7ss YARDS DEvoNsHIRE
CLOTH, plain and fancy. patterns.
Formsrly Sse yard. Friday 21c
PURE LINEN 'mANDKERCnIEF
ssanilss. lssis M ISsSs.. sa SSSs'i %s&s i,e. , 5c
lioO YARDS) RAYoN MADRAS,
choice Of patterns. Formerly 33c
ne YARD. Friday only. ...t.t.,
tis8 YARDS HROADCLOTH,
black, lavender and iisht blue. r.
Inches Wide. 3Dc value. Friday 21c
ohp NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Third Fioor.
Girls Wear
(Sl GIRLS BIOUSES. 81 90
ReKularly Kl.gA. Friday only
t2l GIRLS BLOUSES. 81 .Q5
Regularly xs,n1. Friday only.
~ PARTY FROCk, size E10.A A2
Is. Was Sl9,ns, Friday only.
(Sl RAIN CAPES. sizes to 96c
TO- Were xi.ab. FRIDAY oniy
nil SILK DRESSES, broken sizes
and assortment. Regardless Of 0Ee
former price, FRIDAY only .. S1~
13l GIRLS VOII.E DRESSES,
attraeiively STYLED. were %1 "a
Sapa, Friday oniy, s..t.,,,,,. Va'So
tsl GIRLS FINE WOLFE
DRESSES, sisea \ aud ~ years. ne,
sardiss. af former price. FRI 81 .0A
lei Pcs.l diRIs' UNDERWEAR,
sisss l. T. 10 Formerly ls'' II. Ssc '.Ss
iis pUs.i GiRLs' MUSLIN
uNpfHWEAR Regularly zoe. zoe
FRIDAY enls ,,t,,,,,.,,,,.,..,,.. oSS
Fourth Flaor
Evening star., 1928-06-14
$3.50

They're Just what yauT want at
this time Of year--the kind Of frockS
that are wearable without coat,
Ian' rose, green and blue--fashioned
ad georgette and crepe. Sizes IL 20
(S) MISSES CREPE DRESSES,
In delightful high shades. Slightly
soiied. Sizes ~ TO 20. $is.5o. S11 50
values. Friday only AA'oO
l81 MISSES TAFFETA AFT
ERNOON DRESSES and STREET
FR0Cks, sizes IL 10 IL. CT E0
Regularly Sf6.5e. Friday only Vs'~V
49, CREPE DRESSES, one
and two piece models. Tan
and beige $i9.15 value. Fri GIG
l2I NAVY BoLERo ENsEM-
BL.s: plain and checked. Sizes "a
and and 10. sss value. FRIDAY $3.50
nj PLAIN NAVY AND
PRINTED CREPE DRESS. TERED skirt.
size 10. Formerly S.5. Fri S12 E0
III NAVY MORE DRESS,
white and red trims fye-
piece effect. x.5 value. H12 S0
Friday only ......... VAO~o
~ NAVY GEOR RGETTE
DRESS, ail-0yer stitching embroidery,
Geld braid trim. Sire ~. &1Q E0
Formerly x25. FRIDAY only PAc~
III GREEN G EORG ETTE
DRESS. aII-over stitching embroidery.
Geld braid trim. Sire IL. EfQ En
Formerly S25. FRIDAY only YAO.0V
Second Fioer
Evening star., 1928-06-14

BedUe0r
16) IMPORTED STEA MER
RUGS. ali wool. Light and medium
eolors' Were >9,o'' Friday $7.45
UD SOLID PANEL SIMMONS
Complete with yalanced pad. Slightly
marred. Regularly $40. friday $40
(5) so s0-INCH PRISCILLA
SPREADS; hit-and-miss pattern. 60 an
Regularly $3.50. Friday only %~'Oo
t2l THREE PIECE SIMMONS
BEDS complete with link spring. One
,,fa White and and one brown, r. in $9.95
ID KAPOCK CAPITOL BRAND
MATTRESSES. slightly sOiied. Size 3 f.
in. Regularly $3.50 Friday $50
(2) SIMMONS WINDSOR TWIN
BEDS. with colonial flIlers: brown.
Msre M6,95. Friday S12.7O
only ''''....s,,,.....,, ,a;,......
Toilet Goods
(9) LIB PROPHYLACTIC
MOUTH WASH. Regularly 5oe. 35c
Gs) Lab oRRiS ROOT, 3sc
formerly soc. Friday only ..
t44) TRIPLE CUT NAIL
FILES. were zoe. Friday 1Qr
taol IMPORTED POWDER
PuFFs, formerly 35c. Friday 10c
il9) IMPO RTED ASH
r. ! S. Were 29c. Friday 19c
street Floor.
Handbags
(1O) WHITE SILK BAGS.
sitEhtly soiied. Were Si.95. Fri 90c
Isl WHITE KID BAGS.
slightly soiIed. Regularly si.95. 80c
isJ IMPORTED SILK BAGS.
grey and brown. We're S6.95. S3 50
ri WHITE KID BAGS. / patent
ss,ser wsrs b ana n rsia si,h and beaded $195
ases, aa,5 were $3.50. r'IsaS $3.50
%" (sD IMPORTED SILK
"a, nass' we're s'a.'o. Friday $3.50
~ IMPORTED SILK $3.50
~ GOLD EVENING
FAC. s.,s vas sis.''. rridsS $3.50
''i' IN IMPORTED GOLD AND
sii SILVER " EVEN EVENING BAG. Was $3.50
=
IN TAN SILK IMPORT
Ed BAG. was SO. Friday Sd Or
street FIoor
: Luggage
f3) WOMEN'S SUIT CASES, "a
inch genuine cowhIde suit
eases Essuiariy ,is.oo- Fri- $3.50
'4 t2) ' MEMS BLACK LEATHER
s"whide: We're ss5. ri $3.50
'A fiI "" MANS BROWN cowHIpE
SUIT CASE, forHeriy SIS. $3.50
FRIDAY only street Floor.
HousedTesses and Negligees
(iI TOGA ROBE, OF TuRAISH
toweiinE--for beach or home wear. 81
49, TOGA kUBEs. S205
Were $as5. Friday oniy...
t4) IOCA ROBES. S495
We're ss.g5. Friday only .....
80 HOOVER APRONS. S0iied.
sizss ~; ~. ~ and ~. Were 81. .05
(20) EXTRA SIZED BUNGALOW
Arkoss. si fine iA~n. Were Sl.39
tl0D COTTON PONGEE
DRESSES. we're s2.55. Friday S1 or
only ...........4.........
t24) SECO DRESSES. Small de-
signs. DARK eoiors and broken
sizes. We're S3.99. Friday E1 or
~ CREPE DE CHINE NEGLI-
GRE embroidered. Was %1Q En
S3i 80. FRIDAY only .. ~Ao'~~
~ CREPE DE CHINE NEGLI-
CHE. metal lace sleeves. E12.E0
Was y2t,5a. Friday only :. ~Ao'oo
~ ORCHID GEOR GETTE
FRIDAY only Dio.oU
~ CREPE DE CHINE NEGLI~
GRE, BFpred and lined with orchid
crepe. Was si7.95, Friday x11.05
Third Floor
III Givfs' Athletic Suit Bioomeps
Of ehsek Bains00k. Broken slzes. Were
43e, Friday Only
Evening star., 1928-06-14
Little Need for Hospital.

KANSAS CITY, June IA l49,~~sso or
6Fxly has been the procedure of the
convention sessions ~ date that the
hospital set up ia the hall has reported
c1iy. few scratched fingers and q
headache or tB0
Evening star., 1928-06-14
Rugs and Floor Coverings

Rugs and Floor Coverings
t32 YARDS MARBLE TILE IN
LAID LINoLEuM REMNANTS. EI o2
Were S.59. Friday oni,, "a. yd. .SA'So
"a FIBER RUGS. Good coIors
and patterns. s7x5i. Were Ct IA
$3.50. Friday only ...,.......
t21j FIBER RUGS. Small mat
size. 1886. Were 7Se. Friday 12c
only ,.t..t... ...+.,%s..,.t.........
~ FIBER RUGS, gx9. Hall size.
We're $3.50. Friday &0 &C
Only ts,s4sss,..st,se.t.s,
4I) HEATHER RUGS, with
ftinEfd ends. Size 1896, Were &c
sL2S. FRIDAY only ..,..e.......,. W.
~ CREx BROWN GRASS RUG.
damassd: Sire iesi5. Was $3.50
rs YARDS FELT-BAsE FLOOR
COVERING. short lengths. Was 2Sc
roe 50. I'd. Friday only ..,..,.. oS
49, OVAL RATTANIA FIBER
RUGS. Gao. Were $3.50. Fri S713
Fifih fioor
Draperies
$50 PAIRs) RUFELED CUR
IAiNs with vaianess Were 81 3O
SLID Friday only ,....,..,.. VA'~~
D4) FRENCH MARoUIsETTE
PANELS With foiored hounes. 90 Al
We're SJ.25. Friday only. %~T
IS PAIRS RAYON DRAPEs.
We're SIS 10 I7s. Friday 90 az
Is PAIRSl BLUE RAYON SUM
MN fOhTiEaEs. We're sI75. NE. .75
Friday only. pair ......,..,.. V~'s~
g PAIRS EASEMENT RUF-
kLED CURTAINS. pensse coIor, with
,n,I Valance Were sSes. FRIDAY So. 40
@ PAIRs) ROSE DAMAsK poR-
asiy n,bhss' Were s'.7'' Friday SIPS
100 YAhDS) PRINCES, band,
saloon ehsniiie Trimmings. Were G.
@as yard Friday oniy, yard ~
ll2) ROUND CRASH COVERS
~ Deseh or sun psrior. Attractive de.
,,,a.. nsn :" "nl,s's"s'i aa,, We're st.sS. SI.Oo
'"A' '"' rim fisss
Notions
1907 CAEToNNE LAUNDRY
BAGS, we're s0e. Friday 0sc
t29t Du PLEX PIN SETS,
escorted. Formerly zoe. fri 2oc
naF amy .tsftet4ttf.tn.a,.s..
f6l HUBBERIZED REACH
COATS, IN three eesinr combination.
Originally ss,g5, FEiAag CT OK
8hlf OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ BABY RUBBER CRIB
shLsf.; VIII nsrrow rune 2Dc
1871 BABY RUBBER PANTS,
medium and large sizes, Were 1oc
llfl IRONING BOARD PADS,
Ia ~ snY HeainF board, FoT- Eflc
msTIy spa 10 D3e. tFtgas anIy.. "~@
Street EiGgF
Laces and Trimmings
LACE BI.OusEs, ODDS and
ends dmiisd suantity. $500 so or
values. Ifidag only ..t!,
LAfEk AND TRIM
MiAGs, Tssaralsss Of fsrmsF 1fln
price, yaTa, ,,..t4,,,.t,,,t,,..,,,. A~~
Street Ft6gE
Evening star., 1928-06-14
CIOse-Oui Sale
2 Open Stock
Patterns in
StemWare
10 Price

Ysur ehsnee to supply yourself
With the vivid Stemware at
dramatic reduction Of price.
u3) HIGH SffERBETS.
Hammered gold pattern. 0rigi-
nAiis sf..5. Friday 25c
IL, CORDIAL GLASSES.
orlsiDaiis sI.iS. Friday 25c
iej COCKTAIL GLASSES.
Orisi"aily si.so. Friday 25c
u7J WINES. Original Csc
F" nsj s-ouSGE SeS i'ili TaiM.nLERs.
Originally 500. Friday 15c
iaD s-oUNCE TlIMBLERs.
0tis'nalIs si7S, Friday 25c
(tsj o.OiNCE Ti,lMRLEHs.
Originally siis. Friday 25c
Amber ana dola PATTERN.
ffel HIGH siIERBETS.
OriEinails si.io' Friday 2Ec
Ia4) Low snERsETs.
0gisinaIiy si,io. FRIDAY 2Ee
lssj COCKTAIL GLASSES.
0risinai.s sI.i0, FRIDAY DC
l2i) WINES. Original 2Sc
" xl.il0, FRIDAY only ,,
l2b) D~OIiNCE TtiMHLERs.
Ofisinalty D0e. Friday 1Ee
ii0) IN II OUNCE TuM~
HIEHs, 0fisinaiis si,00. 2Ee
Friday only t.,.,+f.,...,,
Atsth Fie0T
Evening star., 1928-06-14
Umbrellas

(3) SILK GRIP UMBRELLAS,
soilap.isle. s., Were $3.50. FRI $5.75
gay "nlS ss4ss-'ss 'sst..,s-ss.sr.
~ GLORIA GRIP UMBRELLA,
coil sS,iaD'iSis' Was s.. Friday $3.75
~ GLORIA GRIP UMBRELLAS,
coilaDsibie. We're $3.50. Friday ca QE
only ,......,....t.. .........,
Evening star., 1928-06-14
Silk Underwear

~ STEP-IN SETS, Of flesh
crene-baek satin. Originally SA.8o
SS.D5 Friday only ..... Pf'OO
30 PRS.) PAJAMAS, two-piece
models OF rayOn with contrasting bind
inEsi tan. We're $2.s5. Friday 81 OK
(15) SLIPS, radinm and rayon.
] Of crepe de chine. Regularly S1
80 b o U DOIR BANDS.
were SI.49 and $i.95. Friday <1
w ~ RAYoN AND CREPE DE
Were ss.e5. Friday only. -. %@'o0
(1O) BODICE TOP SLIPS, Of
tub silk. crepe de chine and sport satin
orisinaily ss,5s - and ss.ss.' sri ri: 81 go
I2Oj CREPE DE CHINE STEP
ms, iaee-trimmed and tailored styles.
orisinaIIy ss.93. Friday S1.S9
an RAY0N SLIPS. all dark
colOrs. Broken sires. Original S1 90
price 1886. Friday only %o~
(l9) CREPE DE CHINE CHE
Misses AND GOWNS. various styles
orisinalIy Ss-95 to S6.o5. Fri S2.19
(s) CREPE DE CHINE GOWNS,
attractive styles. Many lace trimmed.
Were ss.95 and sIO.ss. Fri Sc 95
al CREPE DE CHINE GOWNS.
tailored models. orisinaIiy $4.89
Third Floor
rs Pairs Misses Smoked Ell or
Brown Oxfords and Patent
Leather Pumps
Broken Sizes. 1s to ~, Were IS
ERfG hale
Evening star., 1928-06-14
MEMS
SHIRTS
~ That Wpre SI.I5
to SI.5O
Friday Only
30c

An assortment 0f neat patterns,
plsiH shades ana white. Some
biiEDgis BoIieo, but every one an
unusual value. Sizes 1874 TO II.
1851 BALIsKIGGAM DRAW
Frs; slightly soiIed; sizes - and
- only Were 5sc. Friday 1Qr
IL ONE PIECE BATHING
SUITS, sizes - ana
"; We're 1898. Friday 'S1.15
lI6j MEMS SWEATERS,
soiisd from handling. Were
s5.1 and s'.e5. Friday g140
(sIJ MEMS KNITTED
Ifks--deslrsbie novelty patterns.
We're 81 80 and $500. FRI Goc
t25j SPORT SHIRTS, with
popular sbert sleeves. were 05c
III MEMS BROCA AIDED
hobEs, sizes : aud J.. sc. 05
~ MANS IMPOR TED
MoEg Size l.. Was 81 oS
Si9.gs. FRIDAY eniy Vs'~o
III MEMS KRT
ROBES. Sizes y and VI. Cd or
Were 1895. FRIDAY snly, VIZ"
f5) MEMS SILK SHIRTS,
slightly solIsd. mostly IarKsr sizes.
Were s5.s5 and s7.9se S2.15
1s0J MEMS NOVELTY
RUNNING PANTS. were
sss And BE. FRIDAY 30c
only ....,....,...
f92) MEMS TTON
G0IF HOSE. - excellent range
~ patterns, Sizes atA, 10 and
IstE. We're 79e. Friday Z1c
iz2) WEN'S COTTON
EdIp WDsE, sI1Ss ~ md
1917. We're AfDA. FRIDAY 11c
IFa's shap4~~elffet FlsoT
JBAt Inside the seventh street
Entrance