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Evening star., 1928-07-19
Won7en's S Dresses
DrasticaUy
Reduced

~ LIGHT BLUE DRESS.
trimmed with hemstitching and
embroidery Slightly faded. Size
ST. q; Formerly nn,,, $3.50 $50
~ ROSE GEOR RGETTE
DRESS. size Sc. sis,7S 60 Ok
value. Friday only go. %//o
N CHIFFON DINNER DRESS.
trimmed with rhinestone and
beads. 81 size !. ss' For S20.5O
tIl ROSE CHIFFON AND
LACE DRESS. afternoon dress.
Size 40. Formerly COL ~
$40 50. Friday only, %@i.'o
egg she'll Size SO. Surplus
front and lens $3.50
~ SILK LACE DINNER
DRESSES, with flesh satin foun-
es dstion; ,;...s Sizes .ss . % and Splits
IN ORCHID LACE DRESS.
sleeveless, for dinner wear, Size
ss, Was s2s. Fri S16.5O
ln PEACH DINNER DRESS,
size. size 81. ss Slightly soiled. SO
Was $25 ............... So
tal WHITE GEORGs sTTE
DRESSES. with fringe trim For
merly saS' Friday Sl6.5O
III FLESH TAILORED DRESS.
size 81, Slightly soiled @10
a. ROSE CREPE DRESS, size
,a,,,..l ss Formerly rtr,'' sis'so' $9.05
~ GREEN GEORG ETTE
DRESS. sise 3s. Slightly soiled.
Formerly s2S' Friday $3.50
ohlv ...,,.,,.,....,.
On WHITE SATIN DINNER
DRESS. size 36. Trimmed with
net and handmade flowers, Slight
ly soiled. Formerly 500 80
$497S. Friday only, ~~
~ WHITE DINNER DRESS,
size 80. Slightly soiied, For l..
meriy s6s,S0 Friday @3S
a, NAVY GEoRGETTE
DRESSES, sizes l6is and laie,
Trimmed with tri colorS of blue.
pleated skirt, Were @l6 EN
$2S FRIDAY only j, ~aO
~ NAVY GEORG GETTE
DRESS. self-eolor lace trim, Size
i,', Ia. Formerly Form sas' $l6.5O
's second rioor
Evening star., 1928-07-19
A Storewide EventWhere You Save at Least $50
Silk UnderUeor
U6l BLOOMERS, GOWNS A

t16) BLOOMERS, GOWNS AND
SLIPS. of fine nainsook and
sateen. Dainty lace trimmed and
tailored styles. Were 81. 2Oc
Friday only ..........
q PAIRS) PAJAMAS. two-piece
models of novelty rayon striped
material. Were sl,95. FRI GQc
day only ....s............
i6l GOWNS AND PAJAMAS of
nainsook, crepe and rayon. HQc
Were 81 and S1.50. Friday W
fS) SATEEN BLOOM
ERS. soiled. Were si.50. GOc
ga1 HANDMADE GOWNS. hand
emb o dered- Were S1.30
s2.95. Friday only. .....
~ RAYON PAJAMAS. two
piece tailored m d !. CD 40
Was s7.95. Friday only @O
I4) SLIPS AND STEP-INS. of
crepe-back satin. crepe de chine
and radium. Were s4.95. S1.60
Friday only ...,,......
tsI RAYON AND TUB SILK
SLIPS, strap models. Dark col
ors. Were sl.95 to $2.s5: 6Qc
Friday only .....,......
t6) SATIN SLIPS, mostly dark
cnlors. were s3.95. @1@ 30
Friday only ....
f5l GOWNS AND CHEMISE of
crepe-back satin and crepe de
chine. Tailored models. G3 40
Were s5.95. FRIDAY only ~
Third Floor
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Misses Dresses
Reduced 800
to 5Ooo and More

~ MISS PRINTED DRESS.
tan with lace trim. Size l8. For
merry s2S. Friday $3.50
~ MISSES SATIN PRINT
DRESSES, red and black or tan
and rose prints. Sizes IA and is.
,1 Formerly ss5. Friday SI6.5O
~ LIGHT BLUE GEORGETTE
DRESS. lace yoke, with taffeta
trim. trim :as Size Il. For SI6.5O
~ LACE DRESSES. tan and
] blue. Long sleeves. For street
and afternoon wear. Sizes IA. i6,
20: 2..,1.r Formerly a+,1,e s2'' $l6.5O
49, NAVY BLUE GEORGETTE
DRESSES, sizes IA. l6 and l8
Formerly s2S' Friday S1h.5O
only ......,...,....,
~ NAVY BLUE SHORT
JACKET ENSEMBLES. sizes i6
and ls. Originally S21.75
S35. Friday only -. %
~ MISSES BOLERO ENSEM-
BLES. navy and white cheek
Navy fiat crepe combination with
red trim Sizes II &1C S0
and Is. Formerly S25 WA"
(s) FLAT CREPE DRESSES.
tan and rose. Sizes IA. 10 and i8
Orig inaily Si9.75. &IC E0
Friday only ,...,.
~ MISSES ENSEMBLES. 2
navy, brown and | black. Print
ed crepe dresses. semi-slceve coat.
Sizes IA, i6 and Ia. &0I
Formerly $39.50. 80. 'p~
second Floor
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Boys Weorobles

t4D BOYS sl.95 PAN ANA
II A L 5. Fiji d a y EOc
only ..................
(Is) BOYS 81 STRAW To-
HATS. Friday only ...... lIC
l9 BOYS $l.5o WHITE
SAILOR LONG PANTS, EOo
sizes 4 10 &. Friday only. O~S
lT1l BOYS CSC USES.
sizes to is. Friday o.
l2) BOYS ss.ss GREEN
SLICKERS, sizes to u. 90
W CsI BOYS ss.ss BLANKET
BATH ROBES. Friday QQc
only .........+.....
ts) BOYS ss.ss BLANKET
BATH ROBES. Friday 6Oc
III BOY'S 7sc KHAKI
C0vERALL, size s. Fri- 90
Is) BoYs' sass SWEATERS.
sizes 4. ). 6. Friday zoe
l4Sl BOYS soc ONE-PTECE
BATHING SUITS. sizes To-
and 2. Friday only. $500. IL
~ BOYS 9Sc UNION SUITS,
slightly soiled. Friday %.
only ON
(s) BOYS 3sc UNION SUITS.
slightly soiled. Friday CSo
t1el BOYS soc UNION SUITS,
slightly soiled. Friday 90
UHly .-.....s........
t34l BOYS S2.9S LONG PAN
ANA PANTS. sizes s TO GI o.
IL Friday only. 80. @A'Io
t3o) ROYS' S3.sS LONG PAN
ANA PANTS. sizes 8 TO CC o.
IA. FRIDAY only. . p%'%o
t2l MEMS S3.9s LONG LINEN
PANTS. size So. Fri C00S
day only y,....... 80
t9l SKELETON UNDER
WAISTS. an exceptional value.
Slightly soiled. Were 69c. o.
Friday only ...:........ oS
t5 COVERED UNDERWAISTS.
slightly soiled. Were sec. o.
Friday only. ........... ~oV
street rfaor
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.lsl GREEN CRACKLED &c

tIN GREEN CRACKLED ICED
TEA GLASSES. Originally 10c
3sc. Friday only. .,.,... ~
1881 IRiDESCENT ICED TEA
GLASSES. Originally Csc, lOc
C:sl COLONIAL PATTERN
ICED TEA GLASSES. Originally
ss.6s dozen. Friday only, 10c
e" ,sn LIGHT CUT STEM
GLASSES, Originally $500 10c
dozen. Friday only, each, IVs
(a) SUMMER SERvING
TRAYS. slightly soiled. EOc
Originally CSC. Friday only ~
Sixth Floor
Floor Coverings
~ OVAL RATTANIA FIBER
RUG. Size 6xs. Was S7Q5
$i2.5o. Friday only. -. @'c
~ RUSH BLOCK RUG. Green
and natural Size
s sxla. w Was ss4' Fri S4O.5O
isl OVAL CHENILLE
RUGS. Were $3.2S. CD 10
Size lSx36 inches. .....
80 YARDSI RATTANIA
FIBER RUNNER. 81 inches OAc
vide. Was 81. .25. Friday only ~U1
fl2l JAPANESE GRASS RUGS.
Size 36x72 inches. Were Ono
Si.25. Friday only. ..... |VS
~ BEAUVAIS ADMINISTER
RUG. Size aka. Was CQO o.
SIS. Friday only. ~
t4A MARIE ANTOINETTE RE-
vERSIBLE GRASS RUGS. Size
36x72. Were $3.50. @1 %
Friday only ....
Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1928-07-19
Infants ana Tots
Wear Underpriced

1881 PRINCESS SLIPS, lace and
embroidery trim. Sizes 1, 8 and
8, Were $l.0o, Friday SQc
only .........,......
(s) PILLOwCASES. size i3xl7.
Hand-embroidered ends. 81 0Oc
value. Friday only. ..
tsl PILLOWCASES. plain and
hemstitched styles, size o.
i3xl7. Regularly soc. -, S
tsl DOTTED SWISS PILLOW
COVERS, blue underlining. 90
Friday only ..,..........
(g4l COTTON SHIRTS. sizes / II
and years. Were 4sc. 90
Friday only ...-......s.. ~
~ BLANKET. size S6x5o
inches. Regularly $3.50. GI HS
Friday only ......,.. @0
tsl BLANKETS. size S6x5o
inches. were $2.50. CT E0
Friday only .......
Csl WOLFE DRESSES, sizes
and 3 years. Were $2,9s. G1 20
Friday only .,...,..,
tsl Tors WOLFE DRESSES.
broken sizes. Were si.9s. CT
Friday only ,......,,.s....
is8l GIRLS HATS, sizes to fit
girls of from to is years. Were
sl.9s and s2.9s, Friday a.
only ,....,...,..,,...
Fourth Fieer
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Luggage
Reduced

m BLACK e2-IN. REVE,
I.ATION SUIT CASE. Regu-
larly s22.s'. Fri $500
t2l se-INCH rIAID GLAD
STONE RAGS. with tan leather
trimmings. All round straps,
Rceularly s24,ss' $500
~ al-INCH BLACK cow
HIDE SUIT CASE. C1E 00
Regularly s2a.0O. &Io'OV
N s4-INCH BROWN cow
HIDE SUIT CASE. Sl0 SO
Regularly $ia.50. 1iV'oV
(n ea-INCH TAN cow
HIDE REVELATION SUIT
g. CASE. y Regularly $500
(n 24-rNcH BLACK EN-
AMEL REVELATION SUIT
CASE. with tan trimmings,
Res u larry $l2.so, @7 1l
tn s6-INCH TAN cow
HIDE SUIT CASE. O. IL
Regularly Slf95. &s
til e0-INCH BLACK cow
HIDE XIPFER
RAG. Regularly CT "a
$2a7S, FRIDAY only W. oO
IN 10 : INCH SEQ TCH
PLAID HANDRAG' with tan
eowhide trimmings. lC %
Regularly Ss,s9. @~'o~
Street Ftear
Evening star., 1928-07-19
Girls Wear

(IS) GIRLS AND MISSES
KHAKI SHIRTS. sizes IL To 20.
Odds and ends; broken sizes. 2Ec
Were s1.50. Friday only. S
tsl GIRLS ENSEMBLE SUITS,
plested skirt on pongee blouse,
with jacket to match, Sizes 8 TO
IA. Red and nile COM
bination. Were s7,9S. O. OQ
Friday only. ly............
li0l SPORTS JACKETS. sizes
Ia to 20. Sleeveless,
with tuxedo front. Were Ct M
81 .eg. Friday only. 49,.
t3) LINEN SLIP-OvER JACK
ETS, sizes IA. Is and 30. @1 20
We're Sc.s8. Friday only
tal WHITE LINEN JACKETS.
tan and checks, Sizes l2 To 20.
Sleeveless style. Were @1 QQ
$2.a8. Friday only. -,
taI GIRLS RAINCOATS; yell
low. Sizes l2 to 16. CD OQ
We're $4,es. FRIDAY only W
tsl GIRLS WHITE WOLFE
DRESSES. lace and tuck QSc
trim. Friday only. 1900.
G) GIRLS WHITE CREPE
DRESS. size IA. Orig l1 OK
inally $5.es. FRIDAY only %
Fourth Floor
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Art Department

(s) SANITAS CARD TABLE
COVERS. attractively stenciled in
blue. Were 25c. Friday 1Oc
Only 1s..s'.s .s..
(20) SANITAS TABLE CLOTHS,
size 36x50 inches. Oblong. 10c
Were CSC. Friday only. -.
a. SANTTAS TABLE CLOTHS.
slightly soiled. Were Sll9 0ne
to sl.45. Friday only 80 N
t40l SANITAS HOT DISH
MATS, In attractive colors.
Were l5c and 25c. Friday l0c
only .,..........,..
f20) STAMPED RUG PAT
Terms. including needle
for making. Were $l.00. 6Oc
Friday only ..........
ODD LOT OF STAMPED
PIECES. including scarfs, buffet
sets. vanity sets. and children's
dresses. Were lsc. Friday 10c
only ...... ...........-,
Third Floor
Evening star., 1928-07-19

Il, FLOUR BIN, with built-in
sitter. Was $3.50. Fri CT QE
ls) TIN CAKE PANS. =.
Were acc. Friday only. 80. ~
(sl PARERS. Were isc. D.
Friday only. y.........
(s) CORN SLITTERS. 7Ac
Were 25c. Friday only. =. S
tA PINEAPPLE SNIP
PERS. Were iSc. Friday 10c
"a KITCHEN FORKS. %
Were l7c. Friday only. $3.50.
90 CORK REWS. 10c
Were lsc. Friday only.
ca EGG BEATERS IN GLASS
JARS. Were $500. Fri 1Or
day only
t26) DEEP PIE PLATES.
Were 7c and l0c. Friday 20
only ..................
l2D C. A MP FIRE
GRILLS. Were 6oc. Fri 10c
day only. .................
I'D CAMP FIRE GRILL. OQc
Was $i.4a. Friday only.
az FRUIT BASKETS. OQc
Were $i.69. Friday only.
sixth Fin0F
Evening star., 1928-07-19

"a pAIRS) woMEN'S BLACK
lKTD MPS, cuban heel
KID PUMPS. cuban heel G1
styles. Friday only. 5000. PA
tss rAIRSl WOMEN'S SATIN
vELvETS AND BROCADED
MULES. Were $3.50 C1 AZ
Friday only. ..........
tss PAIRSl BOYS BROWN
RUBBER SOLE TENNIS SHOES.
with ankle patch. Were HEc
$i2a. Friday only. ... Wv
IS PAIRSl BOYS CREPE SOLE
BROWN CALF XF0R n s.
Were $3.50. Friday &C OC
CNlAN sHA....'.
"a PAIRSl MISSES LAMBS
wool HOUSE SLIP
PERS. Were $32s. Fri 00c
day only. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Evening star., 1928-07-19
(l00) TAPE EDGED MARQUI-

t100l TAPE EDGED MARQUI-
SETTE, remnant lengths. To
Regular 1sc yard. Friday only ~
t20) MATING SEAT COVERS.
Practical and cool, Were G0c
S5c. Friday only. ...., ~
(l10 YARDS) MARQUISETTE,
Wolfe SwiSSes. Remnant lengths.
Regular 35c yard. Friday To-
q PAIRSl BROWN MADRAS
PORTIERES. Were G1 TO
S6.95. FRIDAY only. i.
t20l MARQUTSETTE DOUBLE
RUFFLED vALANCES. cream col
ored Were soc. Friday IOc
only .....
RAYON REMNANTS, In usable
lengths. Rose. blue and gold,
Regular sec value. Friday CEc
only, yard. ...............
Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1928-07-19

(l31 DAYTIME FROCKS, Of
voile and dotted Swiss. Broken
size and color ranges. 90 90
Were s5.e5. Friday only ~c.~>
(SD LARGE SIZE LINEN
DRESSES. white with black figure.
Were $5.e5. Friday C2 %
only
"a ROBES. of Turkish teweling
material. White with contrasting
bandings. Were s4.s5. GC 20
Friday only ........ @%' -
ts) TOGA ROBES, colored
stripes with slippers to &0 90
match. Were s5.95. o
fsl SMALL OVAL APRONS,
neatly made. Were 69c. 90
Friday only ...
ca SMALL PERCALE WAIST
APRONS. Were 2sc. FRI I0c
day only ...-..........
Evening star., 1928-07-19
JetDeIry Specials

Ill PIECESl NOVELTY JEW
ELRY. including mostly bracelets
and earrings. Were 45c. 1Ec
Friday only ......
ca NOVELTY PENDANTS. I'M
ported. Were $2.So. Fri GI -G
day only ...........,.
Isl STERLING COMP AZ T s.
with chain. Were soc. COc
FRIDAY only ..,....
us STRINGSl TNDESTRUCT-
IRLE PEARLS, so inches long with
knots between each bead. EOc
Were 81. Friday only.
IN POKER SET. C1 IN
Was $3.50. Friday only %o
street Fiecy
Evening star., 1928-07-19
IS Organdy Dresses
for Junior Misses
We're $IO.95
$7.o5

Youthful frocks--most of them
in the picturesque basque style.
Pastel and floral patterns. Sizes
,fol JUNIOR MISS DRESSES.
slightly soiled. Tailored models
with long sleeves. Tan, green and
rose. Formerly $3.50. GO o.
Friday only .......
tll JUNIOR MISS TAFFETA
BASQUE DRESS. with long
sleeves. Size Is. For CIC E0
merly s25. Friday only " PA
t2) JUNIOR MISS ENSEM-
RLES. printed crepe dresses and
navy georgette coats.
Fa. Formerly D.I,:' s2'. FRI $I6.5O
(2) JUNIOR MISS DRESSES. l
blue and / tan. Fagot trimmed.
Sizes Is and II.
Formerly $25. Fri @J6 E0
day only ......... %O
m JUNIOR MISS ENSEMBLE.
in black and red. Size Is.
Formerly $3.50. Fri co OK
day only. y.,........
Second FieoF
Evening star., 1928-07-19

1851 IMPORTED FLORENTINE
MATCH CASES. Were C0c
49c. Friday only. .....
f12l DENNISON'S WAX SETS,
3 large sticks of wax, IL candles
and candle holder. Were EOn
81. Friday only ......
l25l KLEEN PLATE PICNIC
SETS. service for six. Were IOc
25c. Friday only ....
Street Floor
Evening star., 1928-07-19
Corsets and Girdles

(S0l GIRDLES. we'll designed
with surgical elastic supports.
Back. front and side openings,
Flesh. Were IS to CT 20
$3.50. Friday only. %A'o~
1901 COUTIL AND BROCAnED
BRASSIERES. IN short or long
styles. Back. side and front OPEN
mgS Flesh and white. 90
Were $50. Friday only. ~1t
IN BROCADED RRASSIERES,
long lines with elastic gtlSSetS.
Some with garterS. Were 40
81. Friday only. N
(el SCANTIES. A garment, In
eludtng vest, brassiere. girdle and
Step-tns all In one. Flesh only.
Sire 81 only. Were SIS, pO-
Friday only . ON
SfeNnn Fl0eF
Evening star., 1928-07-19
Novelty Furniture

lsD TAPESTRY RED
FOOT STOOLS. Were CT ~
t2.7s. Friday only. -. ~Ac
"a BAR HARBOR WILLOW
CHAIRS. Slightly dam
aged. Were s2.s5. Fri CT OS
day only ......
~ TELEPHONE STANDS AND
STOOL s. mahogany
finished. Were S4.95. 90 nE
Friday only. y..... Pos "a
~ FOLDING BRIDGE CHAIRS,
finished in black. Were GC 0S
s4sS. Friday only. -. p%' 20
Fifth FHesF
Evening star., 1928-07-19
Linens Reduced

(2a YARDS LINEN DAMASK,
heavy lustrous quality that will
make excellent tableclotas. 81
inches wide, Regularly sl25 o.
yard. Friday only. ....... Io1
ffeAl CHINESE CUT WORK
LINEN PIECES, on fine cream
linen, with elaborate Chinese cut
work Hemstitohed ends. Doilies.
ohiongs and squares. Were 39c to
500 So r. Friday 29c TO 81. .48
~. LINEN DINNER SET. size
7ix7l. Beautiful satin band linen
with gold colored edge. 8 napkins
70 match. Was $i275. co AZ
Friday only .......
Osl IRISH LINEN PATTERN
CLOTHS. heavy quality. Slightly
soiled. Were $500 Fri CI o.
day only. y.......-..... @T'o''
~ LINEN PATTERN CLOTHS.
Beautiful patterns Slightly soiled.
Size sSz6s. Were &C. C1 %
Friday only ........ T'""
REmNANTS--Useful lengths OF
linen and nercerized dsmask for
making luncheon sets and table
= .,ot,'. N ry,1s, wers ase SCI, to ~ Price
Tbies FIsaT
Evening star., 1928-07-19

t2) EMERGENCY COTS. COM
plete with pad. To fold up In the
daytime Were $40. Ga OK
4-foot size pAf'1o
Ia RAYON GRIN E ID
SPREADS, for twin beds. Gold,
rose and blue. Were C9 40
s4.95. Friday only. -.
~ KENWOOD BLANKETS.
slightly soiled. Lavender and
grey. Were $l3.75. C10 90
Friday only. .....
Third FloaF
Evening star., 1928-07-19
Toilet Goods

SHORT LOTS or ROSE BAGS,
hair tonics and nail brushes,
Greatly reduced Friday lEc
only ...............,..
SHORT LOTS OF NAIL FLIES,
nail pOlishes and ash trays. Eo
Friday only ,,,..t.,..,...
l.. A. y. LEMON CREAM.
regularly soc, Friday COc
Utbly
Street FtooF
Evening star., 1928-07-19
Siiveruore

tsl SILVER PLATED CHEESE
AND ACKER G1 -
PLATES. Were $2.ON @A's-t
tsl RUTTER KNIVES. silver
plated Were Use, Fri o.
day only ..,.s.,.s..<.,A.
tSl SETS or GRANDSON
STERLING SILVER s o. UP
SPOONS. Were $3.50 GIn
dozen. Friday only. .... PAO
Il PAIR STERLING SALT
AND PEPPER SHAKERS, 90
Were $&,00. Friday only, -. C~
(s PAIRSl STERLING CAN.
DLESTICKS, gracefully designed.
Were $9aS. Friday O. CS
uhNy sAtt.Ns..tsss
l7l HOT PLATE HANDLES.
Were 7sc pair, Friday 81
only, pair ~DC
street FfeeF
Evening star., 1928-07-19
Notions

(2fl DUPLEX PIN SETS.
very good assortment for
travelling. Were soc. Fri- 90
dsy only ..........,...... %IN
l2si CURLING IRONS. several
styles 70 choose from Were Qc
25c ~ soc. Friday only ot
1861 HEAVY SCRUHBING
CLOTHS, slightly soiled. IE
Were 25c. Friday only 1ot
nsI LAUNDRY BAGS. with
nookiess fasteners. DARK
oolors. Were 79c. Friday 90.
DIliy ,~+.t's s,2t.t.,t.,+,..
iSsi a YARD PIECES or
BLACK +7TILL. Were 2gc. r.
FRIDAY only ..,......... ~
Iesl PLAIH WOODEN COAT
HANGERS, slightly
soi1ed Were SC. Y f.En
PYiday only ....... - W. ~
1871 SANITARY STEP-INs. IN
flesh sn6 white Some lace
trimmed. Were 59e Fri o.
street FfoaE
Evening star., 1928-07-19
10 Summer Coats
for Misses and
Women
Were S35 to $49.75
SO

Splendidly tailored coats taken
from our higher priced stocks and
reduced for clearance. Goats that
can be worn for several months
more. Navy poiret twill. kash-
mere and broadcloths. some fur
trimmed and some trimmed with
self fabric. Navy, black. tan or
grey. Women's and misses sizes.
80 SILK MORE COATS.
sizes IA and l6. Cape style,
crepe lined. Were $45. GO
Friday only ............. W
(a) TAN KASHMERE COATS,
with horseshoe squirrel collars.
Sizes 80 and A. We're $55. &CQ
Friday only, ,.......... %~o
tll BLACK CASHMERE COAT,
with monkey edging. Size GOO
40. Was sos. Friday only P~o
~ BLACK BROADCLOTH
COAT. size 18, with galyak shawl
collar. Was $3.50. Fri GOO
day only .,......,..... P~o
t2) TAN KASHMERE COATS,
with generous fitch collars. Sizes
l6 and 36. Were $3.50. &oQ
t2) BLACK SILK CREPE
COATS. sizes 16 and 40 GOO
Were S49.75. Friday only. r~o
~ FAILLE SILK. size 10.
Was $3.50 Friday e0Q
bhfi}
Seeand FlooT
J. Misses Coats
t4l RLACK AND TAN KAsH-
MERE COATS. Were $3.50. @E
Friday only ..... pO
t3l TAN KASHMERE COATS,
with silk crepe lining. Well tai
i9r9sd i9rea war. snd s,s smartly 5000
t3l KASHMERE COATS. self
and fur trimmed styles, silk
crepe lined. Were 9II o.
$25. Friday only. ~ i Loo
Second Floor
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IL Misses Coats
Were $25 to $35
Friday SO

Tailored Of gray, black,
blue or tan kashmere. trim
med with butter mole, nolene
and ercomine. Some self
trimmed. Sizes IL to Is.
second Fiocr
Evening star., 1928-07-19

0U NVgUIdT QA.S0 OKIIIS~@IIIudY
Wide pleats-~or accordion pleated models
in all those lovely pastel shades, including O ON
Sreen blue pink and such neutral tones ID l ~
gray and tan Made of excellent - ~
quality silk
sport
Evening star., 1928-07-19

Floral. futuristic. modern
lsiic, conventional patterns ~
this large selection. An IN +
usually fine fabric.
Smyrna times., 1928-10-10
PLEASED WITH NEW ORGAN
New Musical Instrument at The Ever.
EFT, MiddletOwn, Attracting Crowds

Patrons Of the Everett Theatre at
Middletown, are well pleased with the
high-class music being furnished by
the new Robert Morgan organ, which
Mr. James f. Lewis recently installed
as an additional attraction in his
modern theatre. Crowds are attend
ing lIiddletown's beautiful theatre
and the new organ with Charles Ma
rucci, is delighting everybody. Many
from Smyrna Clayton and vicinities
are motoring up to the performances
not only for the organ but the ex-
cellent bill of attractions Mr.. Lewis,
the manager, is putting on. The Rob
ert- Morgan organ is radically differ
ent from all other organs and is con-
sidered indispensable in up-to-date
moving picture theatres. In order to
furnish our readers with a more thor
ough description of the accomplish
ment we are publishing full specif1ca-
tions of the organ as follows:
Smyrna times., 1928-10-10
CHURCH HILL, MD.,OLD CHURCH
st. Luke's p. E. Church Celebrating
2OOth Anniversary-4 Bishops There

st. Luke's p. E. Church Celebrating
200th Anniversary-4 Bishops There
Queen Anne County's oldest church
over at Church Hill, Md, began the
observance Of its 2OOth anniversary
Sept. 80 when historic and beautiful
old ST. Luke's welcomed present day
members and former Pensioners.
Three Sundays have been set apart
upon which unusually attractive and
interesting program will be present
ed, marking the close Of two centuries
Of religious activity. The first was
held Sunday at IL when Rt. Rev
Philip Cook, Bishop Of the Diocese of
Delaware, was the speaker. Bishop
Cook felicitated with the congregation
and gave a scholarly sermon. The
service for Sunday, October z, was
participated ia BY two distinguish
Ell Bishops, Rt. Rev. Charles S. Reif-
snider, d. d., Bishop Suffragen Of
North Tokyo, Japan, and Rt. Rev.
George NV. Davenport, Bishop Of the
Diocese Of Easton, Will speak. The
final service Will be- On Sunday, Oc-
tober 21, when Bishop Quinn,of Texas
another outstanding national figure,
will be the preacher.
Smyrna times., 1928-10-10
THE SMYRNA TIMES
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ware Second Glass matter.
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Editor and Proprietor until Feb. TO- 1907
Published Every Wednesday Afternoon, BY
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Smyrna times., 1928-10-10
Pension Commission Considers Cases

The monthly meeting of Mothers
Pension Commission was held We'd
nesday with the following members
present: Mrs. !. Layfield Long, Mrs.
Ella Fisher, Mrs. Howard J.. Pyle,
Mrs. j. NJ. Lank, Miss Lizzie Wood
ruff, Miss Marie Lockwood, Miss
Maud Sudler and the executive secre-
tary, Miss +. a. Griggs. Two new
cases were considered from New Cas-
tie and seven old cases also consider
Smyrna times., 1928-10-10

ed. Because of insufficient funds no
allowances were made. Two new
cases were considered in Kent County
and four old cases. One was granted
one disallowed; one extra grant, one
discontinued, and one reduced. In
Sussex County, three cases were con
sidered and ten old cases. Two were
granted, one disallowed, three reduc-
ed, two discontinued.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1928-07-06
Sacrifice Euer Part
of Worlds Progress

Progress is the result of experiment
and sacrifice, and all submarine and
air disasters are courageous efforts to
overcome the obstacles which hinder
scientific development, explains an ed
tortal Ia Liberty.
If disaster is big enough it anes-
thetizes the mind,' continues the edi-
torNt. 1--WE understand one death bet
ter than six, or six hundred. So when
a d@siSfble falls, transatlantic flyer
is lost, or a submarine is wrecked,
there comes the protest that all this
must be stopped.
I'VE venture another point of view.
When these pioneers are killed, much
as we regret their death, we are proud
that such men have lived. Without
their courage progress would stop, for
progress is nearly always dangerous
'IThe voice of the defeatists," con-
cludes the editorial, should not be the
governing voice. There were defeat
lists in Paris at the turning point Of
the war; There were defeatists in Co
lumbus' crews, and in Magellan's.
They all wanted to turn back. What
If they had had their way"