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New Britain herald., 1928-04-21
BENNETT STRICKEN
 ILL WITH A COLD
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plane. If the skis are attached they will be changed for wheels again when the Bremen comes here to re- fuel.
 The Ford plane on its arrival here was loaded with $50 gallons of gas- oline-enough for the hop from De- troit, then to Greenly Island and to New York.
 Fitzmaurice said he believed the Bremen could be patched together easily enough with the materials available. If she can take the air under her own power the same three men who brought her on the history making flight from Dublin will fly her on the last leg of the trip to New York.
 But if melting ice at Greenly Island interferes with a take-oft or it repairs prove not so easily made as is expected, then tho German Irish crew of the Bremen will come to Murray Bay in the Ford plane.
 Bennett and Balchen said they would fly to New York as an escort for the Bremen if she can make the trip. The two pilots-one a veteran of Commander Byrd's north pole flight and the other member Of Byrd's transatlantic trip-have in- vited three passengers for the trip to New York.
 They are Louis Couture, who sent @ plane of the Canadian Trans-Con- tinental Airways to Greenly Island: Duke" Schiller. the first pilot to reach tho island after the Bremen landed, and Miss Junkers.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-21

Cambridge, Mass. Selectman Frank A. Togrey of Groton denies graft in trial for alleged prohibition violations and corruption of town officials.
 Boston Randolph c. Grew, a broker and brother of American Am bassador to Turkey. files intentions to marry Mrs. Helen Jones Coffin, art student and tdivorcee, of Paris and Boston.
 Boston - Changes in New Eng land Baseball league bring teams to Brockton and Attleboro while Nashua, N. H.. and Lawrence, Mass, drop out
New Britain herald., 1928-04-21

New York-George Hatch of St. Louis knows how to circumvent the city sliCkers. He came to town with S1S9.66 and wanted to .pend the night under the protection of the police. So they locked him up for disorderly conduct, a charge which was dismissed when explanations were made in court.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-21

Ocean Grove, N. J.--Garages at last are permitted i'll this town. which is owned by camp meeting association. They have been for bidden hitherto under 60 year old rule against privately owned barns. But the doors must be closed on Sundays; motor must be silent; there shall be no repairs or wash ing.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-21

New York-An exhibit by lht American birth control league has been forbidden at the parents ex- position in the Grand Central Palace after consultation with school off cials. Money paid for a booth was returned. Permission was refused for a sign saying that the leagues S exhibit had removed across the street.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-21

Boston-Rogers Hornsby plans to till the soil in 2 refined manner when not playing ball. That's his idea of the life of gentleman farmer. He has brought an S5 acre estate near St. Louis.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-21

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New Britain herald., 1928-04-21

Klamath Falls, Ore.-Fred Sevits, lonely homesteader, owes his life to
 his horse. Injured, he wrote a note, tied it to the animals neck and set
 him loose. The horse located two lumberjacks two days later and led them to his masters cabin.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-21

New York. April 21 (UP)-One of the largest military escorts ever assembled to welcome distinguished guests to New York has been organ ized to receive the crew of the Bremen here next week.
 Army airplanes will fly above the parade when it leaves the Battery for city hall where Mayor James J. Walker will formally greet Baron Gunther Won Huenefeld. Capt. Her mann Koehl and Major, James Fitz- maurice. Four thousand national guardsmen have been detailed to form a guard of honor for the fly CTS and will stay with the parade until it reaches Madison avenue for the ceremonies at the Eternal Light.
 The city has appropriated t60.000 for the expenses of the welcoming ceremonies.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-21

By the Associated Press
 New York-Uncle Sam is to pro- tect his mail like his battleships. Post office motor trucks are to have armored cabs. The Baldwin Loco motive Works has received an order for 275 of them.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-21

Pittsburgh, Pa.-Since the whis- key rebellion members of the Pritts family of the Somerset and Fayette mountain district have been making moonshine. Federal Judge Gibson has just fined Harry Pritts $250.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-21

Washington--If the Smithsonian institution would like to make q permanent exhibit of the automobile Pershing used in France, the war department is willing.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-21

New Haven - The Very Rev. John Eudikoff, pastor of the Orthodox Catholic church in refuting charges that he obtained money from two men on claim of having &2,5o0,0oo in jewels held by custom officials. tells court his accusers wanted s10,- 900 to obtain second naturalization papers for him.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-21

Washington-Injured by the ma. rines. Jose Francisco Rivas and wife, Nicaraguans. stand in a position to receive $1SS.50 from Uncle Sam. Protesting that hard bargain was being driven Representative La Guardia got a claim bill increased by s10o and 1t was passed by the house. The senate has yet to act on it.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-21

London-Having quit the navy
 after courtmartial due to a row
 over a jazz band. Commander Hen- try M. Daniel is to write theatrical
 reviews and sports for the Daily Mail.
Evening star., 1928-11-15
NAMED PARLEY OFFICIAL

Cord Meyer of New York, formerly
associated with the State Department
In the conduct of Latin American al
fairs. and secretary Of the United States
delegation to the pan-American con.
ference at Havana. has been appointed
secretary general to the Latin Ameri-
can arbitration and conciliation con-
ference. to be held In this city begin
ming December 10. He will have an
Office in the State Department and will
make all necessary arrangements for
the conference. AS secretary general
he succeeds Henry P. Fletcher, Arnbas-
sador to Italy, who was relieved to &C
company President-elect Hoover on his
South American tour.
Evening star., 1928-11-15

Some items are slightly sole
Bathroom Mirror WI t h
arched top: white enameled
frame. Was Sc. Now. $3.50
Coal Hod; black-and-brass.
Was SIS. Now. ....... .SS.5o
/ Black Folding Fire Screen.
brass trimmed. Was $l4:
Now ...................SS .SS.95
1 No. Z Gem Radiator Cover;
adjustable from 35 to So
inches. Was $3.50. Now $3.75
1 White Enameled Kitchen
Stool; 80 inches high. Was
$3.75. Now. ............Sl.S0
PcmcO Stainless Porcelain
Kitchen Table with drawer.
Was $17.50. Now. .....$l1.95
1 No. 4 Gem Radiator Cover,
with water pan humidifier:
adjustable from "a to A
inches. Was 81. Now. $3.50
10 Decorated Metal Serving
Trays. Were $3.50. Now $1.25
6 Decorated Metal Serving
Trays. Were S2.65. Now $1.S5
5 White EnameIed Kitchen
Chairs. Were $3.75 and $4.75.
Now soc
8 Col0red Glass Beverage
Shakers, with nickel-plated
covers. Were $3.50 each.
NOW ............. DOC
HOUSEWARES, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-11-15

which went for Hoover would have had
their electoral vote increased
The reapportionment issue has never
been clearly underss )od or public opln.
ion would have pressed TO. action: IL
would not be surprising TO see an issue
made of 1t next time, particularly as
Republicans are assured OF controi, ana
they probably will benefit rather tnall
be injured by the change IN olsCrlcIs
and increase in representation from
the populous portions of the country.
Copyright, 1929
Evening star., 1928-11-15
Cutlery and Smoking
Needs Greatly
Reduced

40 Ash Trays Greatly Reduced
at 81; were $1.75. s2.75.
at S1.2J; was $3.50.
43 at 25c; we're 65c.
1 Cigarette Box. Was $375. Now S1.50
1 Cigarette Holder. Was $3.50
I Match Case. Was $3.50 Now $1.25
2 Wallets. Were $3.50. Now. Isl
/ RonsOn Lighter. Was 81.
NOW 'Vo'OV
1 Film. "Lindbergh's Welcome
Home" Was $40. Now. .S1.2S
Ash Tray. Was IS. Now. $3.50
I Pair Embroidery Scissors. Were
SITS. Now ..................75 75c
l3 Sheffield Steel Nail Scissors.
Were $3.50 pair. Now. ..... .S5c
1 Pair Field Glasses; slightly dam
aged. Were SO so. Now. $3.50
2 Cigarette Boxes Greatly Reduced
l at 25c; was use.
1 at soc; was 81.
1 Ash Tray. Was 7Sa Gew. .25c
KoDAKs AND CUTLERY
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-11-15
LOdee Pins Reduced

| Eastern Star Pin with one diar,onnda ,n d
| Gold Past Matron Eastern Star Pin; ::
Gss Goid Si.. Eas.eTD TD" Star Pin. was $500
eST eoId ssnd-Desree Masonic Pin. a. Yves S
81 Shrine NOW Pin. pearl and gold. was
1 Col Cold "fT Shrine Pin. : u Was siio.sno:: 9:
/ FDa Fnamei-and- Gold Shrine Pin. Yves S
n. Masosss Nov and Eastern Star Gold Fir;
Masonic Mas :! Pin: gold and white solsa6; q
1 EEnaasmss,o0and-Gold Eas sio; Masonic Brooch: 4
EMnssr,.s.snd- Mas sSG -soid soM knight. Of colsrs
bus Pins. We're $3.50. Now ,St.15
2 Fr- mel Gold Masonic Pins. We're sn re
s E1am.l!sns-tsoid ie;aSi sGg Rotary BattOT:s;;
VIZ S!,se Geld @ shrln. Buttons. Es!s IS
8 !,sei E.sa,,; and Gold shrine BnttoH:s:
3 Wit wr!te = Gold 0s Shrine Buttons. were IS
1 Masonic ss 10" Button. was s22s:
1 wnights Templar Button. Was 81.
I ws,te Gold shrine Button. was
$3.50. Now .............. '%l'"0
Evening star., 1928-11-15
Clocks and Frames
Reduced

white Marble Clock, with glass sides;
s-day, striking movement. Was $50:
E1% Rp"uze and Blue Enamel Clock, with
gold dial. Was $22.50. Now: $40
| Bronze and Lavender Enamel Ciock;
Rose Enamei Han ging Clock. on rib
bon. was SIS Now. Sd
4 Swinging Alarm Clocks, with radium
dials Were $3.50 each. Now, 81
} Large Leather Frames; rose ana blue.
Were SIS each. Now. w.............SS .SS
| Leather Frame; 3x5 size. Was 81.
[ imported Electric Table Lamp, rose r
CLOCKS AND FRAMES, FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1928-11-15
Housewares Greatly Reduced

damaged or shopworn.
2 Porcelain Table Tops; 25x36
size. Were $3.50. Now. .$1.75
1 Kreamer's Cake Closet;
white enameled. Was IS.
Now $Z.oU
2 Universal Double ROasters;
aluminium; 16-inch size. Were
$4.65. Now. ......... $3.50
10 Pruning Shears. Were CSC
each. Now ...........35c
2 Weather Vanes Reduced.
at S6.25; was $12.50.
at S3.75; was $3.50.
3 Metal Serving Trays; deco
rated. Were So each.
Now ................ $l.oO
4 Sponge Rubber Mats for bath
stool seats. Were $3.75.
Now w..................S1 S1.95
1 Bathroom Mirror; oval shape,
with white enameled frame.
Was $3.50. Now. .......$3.95
8 Bath Stools. Were So each.
NOW ................ $I.z9
1 Detecto Bath Scales; white
enameled. w q S $12.95.
Now $7.J5
I White House Broom and
Linen Closet; all steel. Was
$T3. Now $47.5O
l Occasional Table, unpainted.
Was $18. Now. 1885
2 Unpainted Wood Umbrella
Stands; modernistic shape.
Was $3.50. Now. w.......$1.95
Evening star., 1928-11-15
Lodee Charms Reduced

Gold Rotary Charm. Was $500:
NOW
Gold Masonic Charm. Originally S3l;
Now ...... - - '"i ;,w
[ white Gold Masonic Charm. was as
; Knights Templar Charms. Originally
Cold Cold shrine Charm. Originally So 50.
NoT NoId Knights Of Columbus Charms.
Gold Eik's Charm. Originally s3.5n;;
Noy Observation-Disclosures. .:Hi
. KNIGHTS wempIar Gold Charms. Orig;
inally $780, Now. 81
Evening star., 1928-11-15
Toilet Tissue Special
78c dozen rolls

Tomorrow we 0ffer 100 dozen Tolls
of straight-cut toilet tissue; 1000
sheets to the roll; good quality that
regularly sells for much more:
brushes. assorted styles: Very Spe-
G Dozen High Grade Hair Brushes;
vide and marrow back styles. Very
Specially Priced :::c-ssS ;SSS
styles. with flesh and rachel pow
Sef 20 lars p 81. Denis Bath salts, in as
sorted odorS. Special. ....... .S5c
ToILET GooDS, FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1928-11-15
Fine Jewelry Reduced
Watches Reduced

| Mans 19-jewel, 14-k; Illinois Openo ps1o
| Mans 15-jewei. lax. Swiss Open
face Watch. Was SIS. Now. $50
l Mans Is : Jewel. Gold Allied Elsin gin
Open-face Watch. Was $38. NOW 30
wrist Watches. Were $40: Now SIG
Woman's 15-jewel, 18-k. White Gold
Swiss Wrist Watch. Was 500. s,o
. rev NST%"uen;:; i5.;ewel, CiiIcld.flied ElEin
wrist watches. Were $33. Now. .S%S
Evening star., 1928-11-15
Friday Values in
Mirrors. Pictures

Semi-venetian Mirror. Was $SS:
Now ......... -. SIC: ~
Semi-Venetiau Mantel or Buffet
Mirror; SLIGHTLY IMPERFECT.
Living Room Pictures; good sub
jects Special. .....:.....;.. $3.50
/ Madonna of Chair, in oil; artis-
tically framed. Was $50. Now SIS
MIRRORS AND PICTURES
SIXTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1928-11-15
All offerings are sold "as is" subject
to scars, damages and imperfections.
French Marquisette Curtains
Special $1.28 pair

2o0 Pairs Flat Curtains with 2nch hens that greatly
underprced Cream sand and white shades 2A yards long
Ruff1ed Curtains, $1.10 Panel Curtains, ST
SbeciaI Special
so nairs in ecru white all Marqusette Panels
SX Yards long Friday only white with fringed bottoms
TaRea Pillows fancy blue and orchid Were $295 each
tomorrow only to $17S
short Lengths Drapery Short Lengths Cretonnes
RIGS Friday selling Greatly reduced for clearance
DRAPERIES, SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-11-15
Candy Special
2 pounds, CSC

Two pounds of delicious choco-
lates, bonbons, creams and nuts
. pounds, special for the week
end, CSC.
CANDY, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-11-15
IndividnaI Pieces
Reduced

I Platinum and Gold Tie Clip. IVES
, Goia ri NES, CS,iin. for eyeelasses. : Was
$3.50 Now 81 80
1 Sterling Silver Tie Clip. Was 81.
/ GtTk Gt-k. Gold Cruicifix. Was 81. 900
1 Gw s.lve- Raby Locket and Chain. YVES ss
II Whit. SVE Gold Baby Neck Chains. Wars
81. Now .......,.........' 'Si'VU
1 Sflver-mOunted Hat Brush. Was snSO
NOW .......'ss.' $500 '"r''"
1 Silver and Glass Salve Jar. Was 81;
NOW. '"''''V
1 Cologne Bottle; enameled silver top;
Was So. Now. W................. 'S<'oV
1 Cologne Rottle, enameled silver TOP;
Was 81. NOW. .......... .SS.VO
1s Enameled Silver Pins. Were SITS;
NOW ...........,. - ''''' '~A'""
10 Enameled silver Slave Bracelets.
Were $3.50. Now. .Si.'O
Gold Penholder. Was $25. Now. $3.50
Evening star., 1928-11-15
Women's Silk Umbrellas
Special $3.95

IS Self or Fancy Bordered Silk Umbrellas in all the wanted
shades including black with back-and-wht border
Mounted on l6rib frames with assorted composition
handles with matching tips and ferrues Tomorrow only
at this special $3.05 price
UMBRELLAS, FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-11-15
Rings Reduced

/ Raby's Gold Ring. Was s2.5O. ., ..
5 GSE GSSoTorea stcni: and Gold Baby RIMS:
, G"id %Ide RsSy sS9q R,nE. 0 Was sa.7s. Now si.so
5 Coiored Stone and Gold Baby Rings:
Tsrs Tsrsroiss saas Enamel SG% Gold Baby Elns
Wss Wsm.s, y; ossx sSx ana white Gold Ri:ss;
sSSs9: aiu.s: RsTsas Raa. 'VS Mas Fsiasn !sig
I NS% Woman. Diamond and Platinum
clTstss Msmsn Bins Fso,taiT. WfS si piamcnS and and
WSman's Solitaire Diamond and ssd
PIstnum RiTsi; Was i,lo nia,oHd now asd Sss
Platinum Rig. Was sss Now $50
SGa9 RIs DiamSrs Wsa 500 srS RoH sassT% s5o
wsSGna wS%n n1s D'amSns %ss 49, 13s flatns aoa
1 Woman's Diamond and white Gold
ssDDHITs ss sIss s9s f!otns% aoa 20
1 Mans Sapphire, Diamond and Platio
mum Ring. was $500. Now. $3.50
1 Woman's Onyx and Gold Ring. Was
MenaH:s Onyx and silver Ring. yss s.
Lodge Rings Reduced
1 Diamond and Gold 32nd-Deg-ee Ma
soric Ring. Originally $40. Now SIS
4 Gold 32Dd-Degree Masonic Ring;
Originellv S24 Now. ...S9
I white Gold and Gold 32nd-Degree
Masonic Ring. Originally $34 90
I Cold Shrine Ring. Originally $40.
Now ................. 80 t.Dv
Gold Shrine Rings. Originally $l3:
I Gold odd Fellows Ring. Originally
S22.50 Now ....;.. ;SoH
sSS s;oid GG% oSG Fellows Ring. oriis;inaiiy
sl4.50 Now. ;$0;S5
I Gold Eastern Star King. Orlglnaty
$40. Now ...... $50
| Elk'S Ring, gold: Originally S2l.ou;
1 Eik's Ring. gold. Originally $ll:5o:
NOW .........,...,. ....s'.. ''''~f'~0
ErNr .TrwrYRy. TrRSr FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-11-15
Rugs and Carpets Reduced

36x72 High-grade Chinese
Rug. Was $72.50. Now $3.50
s S6x7O Heavy Quality Axmin-
ster Rugs. Were $3.50.
NOW ................ .$0.0V
8 24x4S Hit-and- Miss Rag Rugs.
Special ................$1.lO
6x9 Klearflax Rug. was
$26. Now .......... .$l6.75
4.6x7.6 Klearflax Rug. Was
$3.50. Now. .$1l.75
l Remnant Of 22La Inch Fig
ured Velvet Carpet. Was
1925 yard. Now, yard. $2.25
SO yards 27-inch Figured Vel
vet Carpet. Was 1925 yard.
NOW ......... SA.So
1 6x12 BrOadloom Carpet. Was
$3.50. Now .$39.75
9x12 Taupe BrOadlo0m Car
pet. Was $3.50. Now S39.;5
l 6.6x9 Taupe BroadlOOrn Car
pet. Was $38.75. Now S28.75
1 6x9 Taupe BrOadl0Onn Garnet.
Was SGT. Now .$17.5O
100 square yards TnIaid Lin
oleum, short lengths. from 6
to 20 square yards. Was
$1.85 square yard. Now. $1.lO
Evening star., 1928-11-15

20 Pairs Boys Tan Calf Oxfords
with straight tip and welt
sole. Sizes B 21a to AZ, 51a,
6; c az to AZ. Were $3.50.
NOW .So.4O
10 Pairs Youths and Boys Ok
fords; black and tan. Sizes
B S1s, 8, 91a, 10h, IL, 21a,
az, 4; G 8. Were $3.50 to So
pair. Now. .$2.35
BOYS SHOES, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-11-15
Crepe de Chine Scarfs
Sf.95 We're IS

oo scarfs. in a good assortment OF
painted and printed designs in lovely
0 Chiffon scarfs; blue. hand painted;
Were IS each Now. -. 81 %
II ImuOrted white RayOn Scarfs, with
fringe. Were s395 each. Now $1.95
n Imnorted white Wool .Scarfs; hght
weight. Were $3.50 each: Now. 95c
o orrbre-Efsect Georgette ScarfS; good
colors Were s3 each. Now. ,o5c
G Lscey Pavon Scarfs: hand crocheted:
Were Sc. so each. Now. .Sl.O5
Ytxcew Ipr Oop
Evening star., 1928-11-15
The November Silk Selling
Offers valMeS extraordinary
on the seasons smart silks

Marillyn Satin Crepe. Special, yard. .$2.45
Marillyn Crepes. Special, yard. ........ .$z.25
Black Satin Canton Crepe. Special, yard. $3.50
Washable Satin Meteor Crepe. Special yard, $1.es
Belongs Pure-dye Georgette. Special. yd, $1.es
Natural-colored Japanese Pongee. Special, yd, sSc
All-silk Erect Pile Black Velvet, Special yard, SIS
Colored Chiffon Taffeta. Special yard. S1.65
Lustrous Flat Crepe. Special. yard. ..... .$2.35
Satin Georgette. Special, yard ......... $1.e5
Crepe de Chine. Special, yard ........ S1.8S
Washable Flat Crepe. Special, yard. .... Si9s
SILKS, FLOOR
Evening star., 1928-11-15
Women's Gloves, $2.2S
We're $3.50 bair

as Pairs 1-Clasp PXM Capeskin
Gloves, lined with silk; gray and
willow. Sizes 534, 6. GA, 6&. z
and TIA.
23 Pairs Fancy Kid Glace Gloves;
sizes 534 and 6. Were SS pair.
Now .$1.95
GLOVES, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-11-15

Total 1928
If half the number of persons in that
total had voted for Hoover and the
same number had been subtracted from
the Smith column, the majority IN
each state named would have been for
Hoover. hence the electoral vote OF each
would have had to be cast for the Re-
publican nominee, making the electoral
vote unanimous.
Could Win With Minority.
While the electoral college system
makes it possible for President VINO
wins a majority of the electoral votes
actually to have minority OF the total
popular vote, the truth is in the last
election the electoral system alone
would have given the Democratic nomi-
nee q chance.
On the basis of popular vote many
millions separated his total from that OF
Herbert Hoover. The popular vote has
been critiZed as a method for electlng
Presidents on the ground that the clues
would dominate as would the larger
States. Only a candidate who could be
assured of a heavy popular vote IN the
large States would ever be nominated,
whereas there have been elections ike
1915 which showed that the West and
the East. While in the 1916 election
Mr.. Wilson had a popular vote majority
over Mr.. Hughes, this was not the case
in 1912 when he polled a minority OF
the total-the combined vote OF the two
Republican candidates. Taft and RooSe-
welt. being in excess of the Democratic
vote. i,
In the 1888 election Grover Cleveland
polled more than 100000 votes in ex-
cess of his opponent, Benjamin Harrl-
son, but the latter was elected.
ReappOrtionment QUESTION.
Had such a close result occurred this
wear there would have been more dis
cussion than there has been about re-
sapportionment Congress is directed by
the Constitution to reapportion the
me nbership of the House Of RepreSen-
tativeS on the basis of every 10-year
census. The 1920 census showed that
the number of members Of the House
ought to have been increased. And, OF
course. each States electoral votes are
based on how many Representatives in
the House it has, plus the two addi-
ticnal for membership in the Senate.
Representation Is supposed to be on
the basis of the population in each dis
trict, but members Of Congress Of both
parties have been loath to re2rrange
their own districts as it might alter
considerably the proportion of Demo-
Gratis or Republicans aS the case may be
and in some instances it might have
decreased the number of seats to which
a State would be entitled, There is no
way of compelling Congress to reap
portion itself, but it would have bean
possible for the issue to be raised in
the courts if the last election had been
so close that a eapportionment OF the
districts would have changed the result.
The electoral vote, however, was SO
one-sided that even on the basis of a
reapportionment the final result could
not have been changed. Some OF the
Eastern and Middle Western States
Evening star., 1928-11-15
Glass Water Sets
Special CSC set

so Rose Colored Glass Water Sets
at this special Friday price. attrac-
tive shape jug and 6 tumblers in
loo Pieces Colored Table Glass;
goblets and sherbets. Very. Spe-
cially Priced. 80. g pieces for
z Colored Glass Vases; imported.
Were 81 each. Now. -. Sips
Odds and Ends Glassware. Greatly
Reduced to prices from SC to $3.50.
GLASSWARE, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-11-15
Boys Shoes, s3.45 pair
Were S5 and S6.SO

8 Pairs Youths Brown Lace
Shoes with welt sole. Sizes
B IL, 2; D 1872. /; E 1112,
1919. Were SIS pair. Now .$3.45
Ia Pairs Boys Tan Elk Lace
Shoes with straight tip and
heavy welt sole. Sizes B 4
to 71s: c 61a to 71a: D 61a
and Z. Were SIS pair.
Now $S.45
Evening star., 1928-11-15
bracelets Reduced

Diamond and Platinum Bracelet;
Was $S75 Now ::..;.......:.$ $6oV
Diamond and Platinum Bracelet;
Was $3.50. Now .............. SaVU
Diamond and Platinum Brace!st.
Was $425. Now :S5tp
1 Diamond and Sapphire BraceiHsHac; eHHc
Pins Reduced
1 Diamond and Sapphire Bar idgs Pin;
Diamond and Platinum Circle BrOosh:
Was $500. Now ..... .ISSTS22
1 Diamond, Sapphire and White Gei1
Bar Pin. Was S36. Now ci;:,.faS $.S
AMETHYST vds Pearl ia anS Now GOia oiasss6 $50
Amethyst and Green Gold BROOCH;
I Pear,, Has sRI Black Em Enamel and Cold circle
1 Black Enamel Gold Circle BrGSch; g, b
Was $35 Now .:..: .:........; S4:s9S
I One-half Pearl. Black EnamM ~a any nH
Gold Bar Pin. Was S12.5Q. NOW H";So "a
/ Jade and Gold Brooch. Was slS;SU 80
i TSE sair Handy Pins. was $3.50. :.
2 TSx "airs white Gold and Geld Handy
pins. Were $725 pair. Now. 81
1 pair One-half Pearl, Black Enamel
and Gold Handy Pins. Was $5iGE6; ~
2 nSM nSiTs Black Enamel and Cold Handy
1 pair ans' Brseh wire Enamel ma ra and Gold Handy
Pins. was $3.50. Now. Sl;20
1 rair Pink Enamel and Gold BseS Be- eS
Pirs. was s4.25. Now. SEQ
1 RIack Enamel and Silver Broocsc;;
Was SA NOW ...........'''''''' ~"
Evening star., 1928-11-15

2 Okla Seamless Administer
Rugs. Were $35. Now $24.75
27x54 Wool wilton Rugs.
Were $l0.75. Now. ....S6.75
q 27x54 Fine Worsted Wilton
Rugs. Were $16. Now 1915
4 27x54 Heavy Quality Wool
wilton Rugs. Were $11:
Now $50
6x9 Worsted wilton Rug.
was $3.50. Now. .$52.5O
G 27x54 Chenille Rugs. Were
s6:75. Now: $3.50
4 24x48 Chenille Rugs. Were
$3.50. Now 1925
24xS6 Imported Bathroom
Rugs, Were $5.75. Now $S.95
Beioochistan Oriental Rugs.
.Were $26.5O. Now. .$17.5o
axI2 windsor Chenille Rug;
slightly IMPERFECT. Was
S7S so. Now .$52.5O
A s6x63 Wool Wilton Rugs.
Were $15.75. Now. !. .s9.75
46x7.6 Worsted Wilton Rug.
was $3.50. Now. =. $3.50
4 s6x63. W0rsted Wilton Rugs.
Were $25. Now, ;. -. .$12.5O
HsxIO.6 Worsted wilton Rug.
was $127.50. Now. -. .S77.5O
RUGS. FIFTH FLOOR.