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, 1928-10-15

end taking 4 GEEK IRON my Office AMI one
from the OtI4I departments, | would ike
to say that | nave Onr GEEK III my Office
and he and the others IN tire Finance De.
partment are busy all the lime. If any
member @ This Council has Ueeu into the
Department OF Finance aud found the
Clerks there Ioating | would lie glad to
hear from HIM
Bird Member for Fredruksted {Couutry
District (AndereeB): Mr. Chairman, [
Vas speaking Of a clerk and not the Des
patching oecretary's private secretary.
You have a Property Clerk In The Depart
ment of Education who does nothing out
Warcn the property OF that Department
al! The time he can be easily dispensed
with for a DAY or two.
4th Appointed Member (Robt. w.
SkeOcb): Mr.. Chairman, | nave nothing
more to say on tne mat. er. The biggest
property owner says ne IS willing TO nave
the material handled by local dealers aud
the Government has said The sans tuln2.
Why should W. worry.
(COnttnued on 3rd page.)
, 1928-10-15

the Government service and that OF a
clerk employed to some lnuiyldJ2I3. A
government clerk goes 10 work al 8 80 4
m. has a reasonable time tor Iuncu and
leaves his office at 4 30 pm He works
only half day on Saturdays and he is free
on Sundays and holidays. some clerks
employed elsewhere are called out on Sun,
DAYS. nOlid ys and ever at plght.
3rd Member for CEristiarBted Country
District (FrancjSf Mr.. Chairman, | be-
lieve that there are d great many persons
who would be glad to get a JOB to handle
che lumber.
3rd Appointed Member (l6r6mSOn):Mr.
Chairman, | remember when lumber was
brought mere after the hurrlcanesJt 1916 1t
was distributed on tine wharf Every one
who wanted lumber bought ard took 1t
fro q the wharf. / would promise no one
TO invest two or three thousand dollars in
lumber and have it packed up IN my lum
Der ward and trust it out and have 10 wait
\ long time for the money, | am expect
ing a cargo of lumber This wees and may
he | will have to trust SOmetOf 1t and have
to wait for a time for the money.
Bird Member for Frederiksted Country
District (AnderSen): Mr. Chairman, II IS
nv understanding that it will take about
three months to distribute the lumber; /
cannot see why the Government cannot
take a clerk from each OF the different
departments and detail them to do duty
under the Finance Depal tment. | for one
would be glad to see Government handle
the materials.
1st Member for Frederiksted Country
District (CJGrkel: Mr.. Chairman, | agree
with the last speaker. because the mer.
chants may find after all that they can
not handle the materials protitabIy under
the agreement made.
Despatching Secretary (FOGOeU); Mr..
Chairman, the merchants have agreed to
handle this lumber and | am sure they
are willing to keep to their agreement II
they are given all. As regards the Gov
eminent handing and selling the lumber
, 1928-10-15
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OF THE
COLONIAL COUNCIL
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NCOIG~CIONNN~ J WV 49, ""9 49,
3rd Member for Christi4nsted Country
District (F'rancjS) Mr.. Chairman, The rea.
son the Government has offered for not
waiting to handle and sell the lumber is
a poor one, because if they agree to sell
the lumber clerks could be hired for that
purpose ihe impression left me after
talking the natter over with many of the
merchants is that they are not WiIling -
handle the selling OF the lumber, do not
consider that we would be doing more
than we ought to do if we hire and pay
clerks for selling the lumber.
End Member for Christanstei Town
(ChGbert): Mr.. Chairman. if the Munich
nalitv IS 10 handle the distribution Of the
lumber the Council will nave 10 pass a
money bill to pay the expenses and if the
Government do the handling it will cost
more than the 10 percent, because it gen
orally costs the Government more to do
things than it costs a private individual.
4th Member for Frederiksted Country
District (M VI. Ske0cb): Mr.. Chairman, |
do not like tbs remark made by the last
sneaker that it generally costs the Gov
ernment more to do things than 1t cost
private individuals. | know it does not,
because we have an example of that to
day on the country road.
18th Member for Chrisliansted Country
District Pentheny): Mr.. Chairman, an
employee who works for the Government
for $500 will not work for q private in
iividual for $4,000 | offered an empIo.
wee of the Government $1,000 more than
he was paid and he refused.
End Member for Christiansted Town
,(Chobert Mr.. Chairman, there is a great
difference between the work of clerk in
, 1928-10-15

At last we C)ma 10 the
behind THE 10th DOOR
Evening star., 1928-11-15
BASEMENT
FEATURES

(3) Infants 3-Pc. Silk and
Wool Sets, cap, sacque and
bootees in white trimmed with
pink or blue. Slightly soiled.
Were $3.50. Friday $l.l0
(2O) Wolfe and NainsOOk Undies,
chemise, slips and gowns. Soft
pastel shades daintily trimmed
with lace edgings and medallions.
Were 45c. Friday only. &7
ts) Tots AIl-Wooi Sweaters.
button front style of heavy white
material. Sizes 2, 3 and 4.
Were s2.s5. Friday So. 10
(25O Pairs) WOmen's Shoes,
patents and black kids in blonde,
grey and black. Cuban and high
heel styles. Formerly 81 to 72c
$3.50. Friday only. .......
(25) Butterfly Skirts, tan, green
striped, navy with white stripes. all
fully cut. Were sl.So. Sl.l9
Friday only. ..........
(15O) Boys Wash Suits, button
on models of fine quality broad
cloth. Good colors. Sizes 8 to 2Oc
8. Formerly soc. Friday. ON
IN Misses Fall Goats, last
seasons styles richly trimmed with
fur. Sizes 16 to 20. S3. 7S
Were $40. Friday only %OO
(I5O) Women's Hats, velvets and
felts in smart shapes and new
Fall colors. Were $1.95. 7So
Friday only ........t.....
(4O) WOmen's Winter Goats, of
velour and bolivia, lined and in
terlined, some with fur collars.
Sizes SO to 46. Were @7 90
$9.75. Friday only. W %''N
Basement Store
Evening star., 1928-11-15
Rugs and Floor CoUer-
inSs At Friday Savings

~ Seamless Tapestry Rug, Ok
-; was s2l.sS. Fri $l5.05
IN Seamless Velvet Rug, S.3x
1916, taupe with band border;
was $47.5o. Friday S2S0S
only %&O' ~
a. wilton Rug, 4.6x7.6; a good
hall size; taupe col @170S
ored; was $27.5O.... %A
(6) Wilton Rugs, 27x54; taupe
and blue grounds, with fringed
ends; were $S.75. Cd 0S
Friday only ..........
90 Masland Velvet Rugs, 36x63;
tan and taupe grounds; Cd Ok
were $7.95. Friday. " H
12) Chenille Bath Rugs 24x4S;
soi1ed; were $s.7S. S1.95
IL Braided oval Rug, 4x7;
soiled; was $1s.s5. S8.05
Friday only ..........
(S) wilton Rugs, 36x63; tan or
green grounds; were GO Or
$14.50. Friday only. 80
(2) Velvet Rugs, 36x63; green
with band borders; were @S Or
s7.s5. Friday only. -. w.
-16) Chenille Oval Rugs, 23x47;
slightly soiled; were Cd S0
$4.75. Friday only.
Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1928-11-15
Savings of at Least
251o on Infants Wear

~ Chifforobe, with 5 drawers
and hanging space, in ivory coz
color. Was $3.50. Friday ~S
(2) Mothers Chairs, ivory fin-
ished. Were $4.sS. &2 or
Friday only .......... #
(I) Pink Satin Quilt, wool filled
an d all handmade. &7O OK
Was $3.50. Friday. :. %A||O
(ll Chinchilla Set, 8 pieces. leg
gings, hat and coat in cinnamon
brown. Size 4. Was $25. @7S
Friday only ............. VIZ
~ Chinchilla Set, leggings. hat
and coat; in tan. Size 8. @7S
Was $22.5O. Friday only. %AO
(1) FuE-trimmed Set, leggings.
hat and coat; in tan. @CC S0
Was $3.50. Friday %GS'oO
~ Set, leggings, coat and hat,
in coral red. Was &76 80
$3.50. Friday only. %OOO
(13) Chinchilla Hats and TamS,
in broken sizes. Were $1.98 QSc
and $3.50. Friday only. =. )OO
(l2) FIannelette Sleeping Gar
ments. A broken assortment Of 1
and piece pajamas; @7 M
were SITS and $780,. ~OO
81 Infants Sweaters, IN Slip
over and coat styles; sizes 6 mos.
and / yr.; pink only. @C M
Were $3.50 and $780,. %
Infants Wear-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1928-11-15
Unusual Values in
Curtains and Draperies

Il Pair) Silk and Chenille Por-
there's, green. 48 inches wide by
21a yards long. Were g.. so
s24.75. Friday only. spo'0O
e Pairs) Double Faced Velour
POrtiereS, plain grey with jacquard
border. Were $28.Oo Sll.5O
pair. Friday, pair. ~o
(45) Sets Velour Drapes. with
valance trim me d with fringe.
Good colors Were S2.95. OSc
Friday only, set. t............
(5) Round Velour Pillows, black
and mulberry. We're Sl.05
t10 Sets RayOn Drapes. with
valance-flnished with hemstitched
edges. Were $S.95 to S0 0S
$4.75. Friday only, set, ~~O
(3) Imported Table Scarfs, tan
backgrounds with blue, green and
red figures. Were $3.50, Sl.85
Friday only ..........
(1O) "Open Air" Curtain Rods,
very substantial Were 81. 7Sc
900 YardSD Remnants-French
marouiSette in ivory and ecru; SO
and SO inch widths. Regu-
lar soc to 75c values. Fri CQc
day only. yard. .........
81 Sets Damask Drapes, blue
and mulberry striped. Fringe fin
ished. Were $3.50. go OK
Friday only. set. .......
$50 Yards Sol CoIOrtru Satin.
brown, natural, orange, pes h,
green and rose. Was &7 OK
S2.75 yard. Friday. yd.,
Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1928-11-15
ScUe Greatly on
Misses Goats

(D Misses Blue Coat. with
handsome wolf shawl collar
Beautifully crepe lined. @70
Was $39.75. Friday only.
a. Misses Goats, luXuriously
trimmed with skunk, badger and
baby seal collar and; cuffs. Sizes
16 and 18. Were $39.75 COL
to $49.75. Friday only. -. ~~
(6) Misses Coats, black, tan,
brown and red, richly trimmed
with wolf, beaverette and opossum.
Sizes Is to 20. Were SOB
$39.75. Friday only. -. ~
81 Misses Goats, sizes IA and
16. Blue, red and tan trimmed
with Manchurian wolf and cara
cul. Were $3.50. &97 S0
Friday only. ..... w.
(S) Misses Goats, sizes Is and
18. Tan or black trimmed with
wolf or cross fox. &1.A 30
Were $3.50. Friday. Up o
Second Floor
Evening star., 1928-11-15
Closing Out
An Open Stock
DinnerWare
Pattern
~ Off

Doubly important be-
cause Thanksgiving is
so near! Fine imported
china from Czechosla-
vakia, decorated with
Persian border-tomor-
row just half price!
(264) Wax Candles, 10
inch size. Were 10c. GO
Friday only. y........... ~
(4S) Wax Candles, 12-inch
size. Were l5c. Fri 7Eo
day only, 2 for. -. AOS
1851 Well ana Tree Plat
ters of glass. Were
81. so. Friday 7Eo
only ............. ~
(24) Glass Grape Fruit
Dishes, footed style. 7Oc
Were 30c. Friday. ~
2 Light Cut Glass Candle
sticks, IL inches CD S0
high special. -. ~SOO
Sixth Floor
Evening star., 1928-11-15
Corsets and Cirdles
Greatly Underpriced

n6l Silk Finished BrOcade
COrsets, low bust, long hip and
back lacing; lightly boned; four
hose supporters; broken sizes.
Were 50 and $3.50. Fri &7 AZ
day only ......:..:.. s..,,,o
12l Abdominal Belts, adjustable.
Made of flesh colored surgical elaS-
tic. Broken sizes. Were &C 7S
81. Friday ...........
uIl Corsetlets, of striped rayon
and brocade, lightly boned. Some
with inner belt. 6 hose support
ers. Were $3.50 and So. @7 90
Friday only. ....... =.
1Ol COrsetletS, heavy silk bro
cade. gussets Of surgical elastic,
swami tops, 6 hose supporters.
Were SIS to 81. Friday S3. 30
only ..............: .,-. :.
IN Corsets and COrsetlets, OF
fiesh-colored brocade and coutn.
Were 50 to S.. Friday 1925
W is) Ccrsets and Corsetlets, of
flesh color striped ray S9 II
on. Were SIS. Friday. q
(54) Corsets and Brassieres,
wrap-around corsets of satin and
brocade; striped rayon and swami
brassieres. Were $l.5O and 4Oc
more. Friday only. .......
Second FlooF
Evening star., 1928-11-15
SaUe at Least IS %
observation-disclosures

(Sl Laundry and Shoe Bags, OF
fancy tan and blue rep. A handy
combination for the small closet.
We're $500. Friday &7 30
only - -
(Sl Ready-made Pillow Covers.
of fancy rayon, in blue, orchid ana
green. Were CSC. Friday 6Qc
only
(6l 34-inch Table Covers, OF
fine cotton prints. Lovely combi-
nations Of colors. Were 6Oc
ssc. Friday only. .......:
(3) Dress Bags, made Of an ex-
ira heavy quality cretonne in
dainty floral designs. CT 1S
Were $l.95.. Friday. VI
Goa yards) Bead Fringe, In
green, blue, orchid and yellow;
1k-inch wide. Was 69c. 1Sc
Friday only, yard. ......:
(45 dozen) Strands Embroidery
Cotton, the well known 6-strand
kind. various colors. COs,
Regular 4Oc dozen. Dozen
f67 dOzen) Rope Embroidery
Cotton, in beth light and dark col
ors. Regular 20c dozen. 70c
Friday, dozen ............
Third Floor
Evening star., 1928-11-15

(25) Shaving Stands. with mir
ror and shaving mug. Were
$1.10 to $l.49. Friday QQc
only .s..s.'.
(20) Jersey Covered Bust Forms,
in broken sizes. Were &7C5
$1.98. Friday only. 80.
(I5O) Handbag Mirrors,
round % Were l'c' Friday SC
only
(50) Velvet Covered Coat Hang
ers, slightly soiled. Were SC
15c. Friday only. y...........
800 Baby's Rubber Pants, med
ium and large sizes. Side OPEN
ing styles. Were sec. FRI C1c
day only. .................
(3O) Sanitary Step-ins, all rub
Der with voile top. Flesh and
white. Medium and large
sizes. Were 7sc. Friday 40c
OIllF
Evening star., 1928-11-15
Gift Values in
Silk Underwenr

(23) Crepe de Chine Chemise,
tailored and lace-trimmed styles.
Slightly mussed from @7 o.
display. Were $685.. %A'>O
(2S) Crepe de Chine Step-ins, in
pastel shades. Were CT 90
$1.S9. Friday only. -. %A
t5) Crepe de Chine Chemise,
daintily lace trimmed. Broken
sizes. Were $1.89. &7 30
Friday only ..........
(11) Crepe de Chine and GeOrg-
ette Step-ins, daintily lace
t','aa" trimmed; d,,,, Were s''''' $3.50
(7) Crepe de Chine Bloomers.
broken sizes. Were @C 90
$3.95. Friday only. -.
Third Floor
Evening star., 1928-11-15
Hondkerchiefs
Offered at Savings

(I5O) Mems Irish Linen Hand
kerchiefs, fine white lin n.
Slightly soiled and mussed. Zoe
Were $1.OO. Friday only.
(6I) Collegiate Handkerchiefs,
STYLES for girls and boys: All the
college colors. Were soc, C5c
Friday only :.
(75l WOmen's Novelty Handker-
chiefs. of fine linen and SWISS.
some with embroidered cor CSc
ners. Were 75c. Friday.
(161) Women's Linen Handker-
chiefs, odds and ends, mostly WIN
embroidered corners. All S0c
colors. Were $1.O0. Friday :
(I63l Novelty Silk Crepe Hand
kerchiefs, the ideal sport hank1e.
Modernistic colorings: Were S0c
$1.OO. Friday Only. .....:
(5O) Novelty Sport HankieS, tor
women. OF fine modernistic de-
signed silk. Were 75c. Fri S0c
Street Floor
Evening star., 1928-11-15
=
Save Substantially on
Nouelfy Furniture

~ End Tables, with book
trough, in red and green; slightly
scratched; were $3.95. CD OK
Friday only ..........
(2) Split Reed Fernefies, with
metal containers. Were G7 OK
$2.95. Friday only. -. ~
az Slipper Stools, with hooked
design covering. Were Q4C
$1.95. Friday only. .......
~ Draught Screen, with 8 pam
els, framed in oak and covered In
burlap. Damaged; was GO 0S;
S13.25. Friday only.
% Draught Screen, with 3 pam
els: framed in mahogany and COW
cred in burlap; slightly GO OS
faded. Was $13.25.
Novelty Furniture-Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1928-11-15
SaUe On
Gift Stationery

(S) Novel Bridge Prizes, contain
ing card holder, address book and
letter opener. Were 50. &7 E0
Friday only. ). .....:.
(59) Menu Holders. Reg 7Oc
ularly 29c. Friday only.
800 Bridge Pads. Were Az
sec. Friday only. ........
Street Floor
Evening star., 1928-11-15
W0men's Dresses
At Drastic Reductions

(I3) Beaded Chiffon Evening
Dresses, pastel shades; sizes 36
ts.,,4t. to 40. ~ Were $685. Sc. IS
90 WOmen's Extra Size Dresses,
striped faille crepe. Navy, brown.
Sizes 5O1a and 521a. Were @7O
$3.50. Friday only. 49,. %A~
(2) Chiffon and Lace Evening
Dresses-f1esh, So; rose pink, 36.
Were $25. Friday @7C 30
only ............... %AG'0O
(1) Powder Blue GeOrgette
Dress, size 38. Slightly soiled.
Was $3.50. Friday C7A E0
only ................
(J) Silk Tweed Dresses, brown,
blue, green and black. Sizes So
to A. Were $16.50. Fri G7C
day only ................ "
~ Black Ge0rgette Dress, black
and white trimmed; size 40. 90
Was $16.50. Friday only. w.
Second Floor
Evening star., 1928-11-15
Misses Dresses
Afford Liberal Savings

(1O) Printed Wool Jersey
Dresses. Sizes "A to 20. S7.05
Were $13.95. Friday. ~
(3) Chiffon Bridge FrOcks, lace
trimmed and pleated skirt; blue,
flesh, green. Sizes ID, 16, @7E
18. Were $25. Friday only VIZ
III Beige Lace Dress, with
sleeves; size! 20; was $25. @7S
Friday only .............
~ Satin Dinner Dress, flesh
and black: size 18; @77 S0
was $35. Friday only s~A OO
(14) Misses Dresses, velvet,
printed velvet and satin combina-
tions, georgette crepe; sizes IA to
90; were $1S.95. Fri GO OK
Gay only ............'
al Embroidered Crepe Failie
Dresses, Indigo blue and red, black
and red; sizes IA and 60 OF
16; were $16.50. Friday %~~c
Second Floor
Evening star., 1928-11-15
Drastay Underpred-at These Prices Until SOLd

(I) Fire Tower Auto, hose slight
ly worn, perfect other
wise. Formerly $3.50. @CC S0
Until sold ........... %
Ill Packard Automobile, with
headlights, bumper and equipment
not unlike the real Packard.
Slightly shopworn.
F O r m merly $32.50. @1O S0
Until sold ........... %A|'OV
(l) Studebaker Aut m bile,
strongly made and fully equipped.
Slightly marred. Formerly @7E
S27.5O. Until sold. ....... w
u) JOrda n Automobile, with
windshield and windshield wiper
and other accessories. For @2n
merly $47.50. Until sold... WV
~ Kiddie Kar, slightly dam
aged. Formerly $3.50. @1 7S
Until sold ...........
(20) Child's Fiber Rockers, nm
ished in ivory or brown.
Formerly 1915. Until 90 S0
SOlu .......s..s.
Evening star., 1928-11-15
Housewares at
Thrifty Friday Prices

(4l PieccS) White EnameIware;
pans, colanders, preserving kettles,
baking pans. Were 69c. QOc
Friday only. ly........ ~
u7l white Enamel
Plates. Were Csc. Friday TO
only .............
(126D Brass Ash Trays and Col
Ored Glass Ash Trays. Were 7Sc
Csc to 99c. Friday only.
(4O) Yacht MOps; best quality
and large size. Were SITS. 6Qc
Friday only. y..............
q; White Enamel Clothes Ham
Pers. sOileG: led. Were $685. $l.05
(6O) Sheet Metal Corn
PoDperS. Were 15c. Friday 60
al Metal Ferneries, painted
green Were s6. Friday $l.05
1851 Egg and Cream
Whips. Were csc. Friday 10c
1897 SUice Sets. q
pieces). Were CSC. Friday SQc
only .................
Sixth Floor
Evening star., 1928-11-15
Hand Luggage
Reduced Tomorrow

(16) Cases of Military Brushes,
2 brushes In each case; AOc
were 75c. Friday. ........ C
(2) Hat Box and Week End
Gases, round black enamel hat
box; cobra grain week &S E0
end case; were $7.50.. SpOO
81 Upper Overnight Bags, Of
black or tan cowhide 60 IN
grain; were $11.25.... %>OO
Street Floor
Evening star., 1928-11-15
Wash Goods
Unusual Sauings

(I4S yards) Plain-coIOr Brocad-
cd RayonS, in five good colors; SO
inches wide. Was soc a. 1Sc
yard. Friday only ......
(25o Yards) RayOla and Ever
glow, silk-and-cotton fabrics. In
choice of many good shades; Sc
inches wide. Was 7Sc a S0c
yard. Friday only. 1900. ~
$50 yards) Wool and cotton
Scotch Plaid Suiting, in three
choice patterns; 36 inches 1Oc
wide. Was 75c a yard. -.
$500 yards) Genuine Slimmerette
PercaIine, for Innings and slips;
So inches wide. Was soc a CQc
yard. Friday only. .......
eco yards) Cotton Challis. In
large designs and bright colors,
for covering comforts; 36 inches
wide. Was 1sc a yard. l4c
Friday only s.............
CmnGa-ThiPA EfMAR
Evening star., 1928-11-15
s. Girls Silk
Dresses
Were $5.SS & $7.9S
1896

So Opportunities for
real saving! Attractive
silk dresses in assorted
colors, and sizes 8 to IA;
all this seasons styles.
(I0) Girls Sweaters, in
broken sizes. &7 QS
Were $3.9S. ...... ~A>O
(20) Jersey Dresses, fine
for school; sizes 8 to IA.
Were $3.s5 and CD OK
$4.95. Friday. %~~O
(5 Pairs) Gym BIoOmers,
Of black sateen: sizes Is, 13,
20. Were $l.9S. Fri @7
day only ............ W
(51) Girls Wash FrOcks,
sizes 8 to II. Were H0c
81 and $50. Friday w
(2) Regulation Dresses,
tan and blue: size IA. OSc
Were $1.98. Friday. ~
IN Rain Hats greatly re-
duced. Friday @7 00
only ......... ~
Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1928-11-15

n9) Jazz Orchestras, Whistle,
Fife, Xylophone and two Man
dolins. Were CSC. Until CSC
SOlQ ''''''
al Desk and Chair Sets, fumed
oak finish. Were $3.50. @9 S0
(34) Play Store Cash Regis
ters, complete with imitation
money. Were CSC. Until 40c
sold ..................
(6) Stuffed Dogs. well
made. Were $1.95. Until QQc
az Chiffoniers, enameled I'm
ished; four drawer style. 67 0Q
Were $3.50. Until sold, ~
81 Drums, slightly soiled; COM
plete with sticks. Were 6Qc
S1.49. Until sold. ........
(5) Play Refrigerators. OQn
Were $l.9S. Until sold. 49,. Nv
T0yt0Wn--
Evening star., 1928-11-15
Knit UnderlOear
Reduced Prices

(I3) Women's Glove Silk Com
bination Suits, broken S705
sizes. Were $2.95. %AO
$1.69. Friday only. -. %AA
(15) WOmen'S Glove Silk Vests,
bodice-top styles. Were OSc
$1.95. Friday only. ...... ~
Q5) WOmen'S Wool Boomers,
good dark colors. Were OEc
$1.95. Friday only. .......
(2) WOmen'S Part-W0Ol Union
Suits, ankle-length style. OEc
Size 36. Were $1.45. Friday ~OO
(6) W0men's Part-WOOl Union
Suits, broken sizes. Were AOo
81. Friday only. ......... W
(5) W0men's Heavyweight Cot
ton Suits, bodice-top style. ROc
Were $1.00. Friday only. w
(26) Children'S Union Suits,
mostly small sizes. Were lOc
69c. Friday only. ........
~ Boys Knit Union Suits, size
10 years. Were soc. Fri 1Oc
day only ~~
!. ~ Part-WOOl Vest, was NOc
soc. Friday only. .......
(30) Children's Knit
Suits, size 2 years. Were Too
29c. Friday only. .......
(6) ChiIdren's Knit Vests, size
year years Were 2'c' Friday l9c
(6) Children's Knit Pants, brok-
en-, en- sizes; lies; Were 2sc' Fri 10c
(20) ChiIdren's Rayon Suits,
broken broken o,sln sizes. Were &c. 40c
Evening star., 1928-11-15
FloOers, Scarfs
and Bruid Reduced

(125) Novelty Flowers, of silk
and velvet; add a decorative touch
to frocks or coats; all colors; COc
were soc. Friday only. -.
(5O) Silk Novelty Crepe Scarfs,
in maize, white, rose and zoo
blue: were $1.39. Friday. ~
(5OO) Novelty Braid Remnants
for trimming; were CSC. 70c
Friday only .............. N
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Evening star., 1928-11-15
Silks--Thlrd Floor

(6) Doll Carriages, sturdily con-
Structed Of fiber; caramel brown
finish. Were sl2.So. Sc.
Untu SOIQ ........s....
(l2) Small Play Refrig- AOc
orators. Were $1.25. 49,.
(10) Sets Of Dishes, attractively
decorated. Complete as piece
sets, Were $2.ss. Until Sl.49
(10) Games, slightly soiled, but
all complete. Were csc. 1Oc
Ontu SOIQ
(l5) ChiIdren's Leather Boston
Bags. Were $l.98. Until OQo
l8) Doll Dresses, all different
patterns. Were $l.98. Until OQc
sofa ..............
(2D Animals on Wheels. mostly
cows. Were $l.25. Until 1Oc
SOIu .......s...
Evening star., 1928-11-15
SaUe at Least IS %
On Toilet Goods

1857 Imported Chamois. 9Sc
Were soc. Friday only.
(lO) Whisk BroOms. SOo
Were 8gc. Friday only.
(6) Lilac Bath Salts. E0c
Were 90c. Friday only.
(5) Solid Brilliantine. S0c
Were 75c. Friday onlv.
(43l Assorted Eve Pencils and
Lip Sticks. Were 25c. FRI To
day only. .................
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Evening star., 1928-11-15
Boys and Young: Mems
Wear at Friday Savings

(4) Young Mems FAN 'TOpcOats,
sizes 81 to 81. Were @70 IN
$18.75. Friday only. %Ac'OO
(6) FOur-piece Suits, with 2
golf knickers; sizes II, IL, IA, II.
Were $1S.75. Friday S7250
only %AO'OO
60 Novelty Suits, wash blouseS
and tweed pants; sizes 3 and 10.
Were $4.95. Frtda @0 7S
81 Novelty Suits, wash tops and
tweed pants, sizes 3 and
4. Were 1895. Friday deO OK
only -, .t...s...
/. :1s) AIi-WooI Lined Golf Knick-
ers, sizes 10 to IA. Were @O OE
: 1898. Friday only. -. %A
"a All-WO0l Lined Golf Knick-
ers, sizes 10 to 13.
ogsr Were s4.'5; Friday 1915
(46) Boys Felt Hats in a mid
winter clearance. Were
$3.50, $50 to ss45; Friday $l.05
l41) Boys Hats. Of chinchilla
cloth, plush and leather.
Were $1.95. Friday @1 *
only .................
f44) Boys Hats and Caps, Of
.chhchilla and cloth. Were OQc
$1.50. F'ridav only. ....
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