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New Britain herald., 1928-04-16
UNIDENTIFIED TRAMP DIES

Middletown. Anril 16 R-A tramp
found i'll in barn on the futile
o'nce in Berlin street a week ago.
d'nd ct the hos-ital TODAY. A heart
t~'t~~cd on the left forearm was the
c"'- po@-'ble Identifying mark about
-
\ ~c~r go a tramp was found
at the same place.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-16
REMER-WITkIN

AT dinner given yesterday after
noon at their home, &c Monroe street,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nitkin an
rounced the engagement of their
daughter, Dorothy E. Witkin, to
Kenneth Remer of East Boston.
Mass. Guests were present from
New York, New Haven and Boston.
Mr.. kemer is In the shoe business
and is prominent in radio and thea
trical circles. He has been heard
locally while singing from station
WBZ of Springfield and Boston. The
date of the wedding has not been set
New Britain herald., 1928-04-16
MonsOn, Mass. Fire

Monson. Mass. April 16 UP)-
The Anderson Block, on Main street,
was destroyed by fire today at a loss
estimated at $35,00D.
\ jewelry store, drug store. plum
bling shop and several insurance Of
fees were burned out, and at one
time the flames threatened the post
office. Postmaster w. H. Anderson
had mail and office records placed
in sacks preparatory to removing
them when the fire was controlled.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-16
RHEUMATISM

While In France with the Ameri-
Tan Army / obtained a noted French
prescription for the treatment OF
rheumatism and Neuritis. / have
given this to thousands with won-
ierful results. The prescription cost
ne nothing. ! ask nothing for it.
will mail it If you will send me
four address. A postal will bring IT..
Write today.
PAUL CASE. Dept. 1904, Brockton,
Mass.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-16
E y Way to Clean
andWhiteu Marble

Housewives say that Sylpho- Nathol
is one Of the best things to0clean and
whiten marble, bathroom porcelain and
to clean mirrors and windows. They
use tablespoonful of Sylpho- Nathol
TO a gallon OF water. Removes stains,
gives wonderful polish. Fine for gen
cral cleaning. too Destroys germs,
banishes all odors, makes house ny
CHEMICALLY clean. Get Sylpho- Nathol at
an Dealers
New Britain herald., 1928-04-16
Engagements
MAHER-mIIINS

William NJ. Collins of Herman
street. Springfield. has announced the
engagement OF his daughter, Miss
huth Collins, to John W. Maher of
- Grove Hill. this city. Mr.. Maher
Is associated with the New Britain
Plumbing Supply Co, rear 1879 Main
street. The marriage will take place
IN Springfield late in the spring,
Miss Collins is a cousin of Mrs.
Bernard 7. Donnelly of sos Linwood
street.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-16
SURRENDERED TO POLICE,

Chicago. April / 6 P-Myron NJ.
Caffey. prohibition agent who has
been shielded by federal authorities
Tor three weeks after shooting Will
liam Beatty. a municipal court bail
if. was surrendered to the police
today.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-16
ELECTRIC RATES LOWERED

Boston. April. Is Rl-The Worcc:
ter Electric Light company was er
abled to put into effect immediatel
a reduction of one cent per kilowat
hour in its rates as a result of a de
Cision by the federal court
New Britain herald., 1928-04-16
BROWNE Is CANDIDATE.

ThompsonviFle, April 16 Rl-J.
Francis Browne. democratic nominee
for state comptroller. two years ago.
announced his candidacy for election
as delegate to the democratic ma
tional convention from the first dis
'rict at the state convention in Nav.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-16
DENfPsEY's SUIT POSTPONED

New York. April IS (UP)-The
Jack kearns-Jack Dempsey suit
(which was scheduled to go on trial
in federal court here today was
postponed until Wednesday.
Judge John c. Knox is hearing
another case which is not expected
to be completed until late Tuesday.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-16
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r. Doherty OF 90 5
Winthrop street announce the en-
gagement of their daughter. Gather
inc, to Walter Fitzimmons, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Fitzimmons of
60 Cedar street.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-16
RRINTON-RAEHR

Mrs. Clara j. Baehr of "a Lincoln
street today announced tho engage
ment of her daughter. Miss Alvina
Baehr, to Harold A. Brinton OF Nova
Scotia. The wedding date will be
announced later.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-16
new BRITAIN MEN
IN CAMPUS Fight
At HANOVER, N. H.
Continued from First Page)

OF the local moving picture theater.
Later Rutterfield Hall was raided
and its flooring. desks and other
furnishings were ripped out to make
fuel for huge bonfire which was
kept burning throughout the night
New Britain herald., 1928-04-16
INDIAN IN COIRT

Bridgeport. April Is up
Charged with driving his automobile
after imbibing fire water" John
Reindeer. full blooded Indian o.;
Newbury and recently the Oklahoma
Indian reservation. was arraignesl
here today. He gained continuance
until Thursday.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-16
No More Piles

Pile sufferers can only get quick.
afc and lasting relief by removing
he causo-bad blood circulation in
70 lover bowel. Cutting and salves
nj 90 this~-an internal remedy
- b. Il q. DR.. I.torhardt's Hem.
J. i fnH',t. succeed.
r'c1d con
New Britain herald., 1928-04-16

More than 1000 electrical rpfrlg-
orators we're sent from America to
other countries last year.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-16

"'~-s are hecnrin;, an i'm
fruit product Of Palestine.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-16

Cuba Is to have = child welfare
service.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-02-18
De La HUERTA
ES ABSUELTO
ASi Como Los OtrOS Cua=
trO COmpicadOS Mas

LOS ANGELES, CAL, Feb. IL
Ell Sr Adolfo de la Huerta, asf
como los otros cuatro acusados de
violar las leyes de neutralidad y
que fueron juzgados en- esta ciu-
dad, han sido encontrados sin min
guna culpabilidad por ell jurado
Tanto la defensa como la acusa-
cion fueron brillantfsimas, tocan-
dose en- este punto la situacion del
Gobierno de Mexico quien, dijo la
parte acusadora, no habfa que yer
81 era bueno malo sino que, por
estar reconocido, habfa que ira
tar como Gobierno.
Ell seflor de la Huerta, asi como
Luis Gayou, Alfonso G. Moretin,
Francisco Ferriz Enrique Bre-
ceda que fueron los otros compli-
cados, han sido calurosamente fe-
licitados por numerosos mexicanos
que radican en- Los Angeles SIM
patizadores de ellos.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-02-18
FL GObernadOr De La Baia
California Y OtraS PerSO=
mas, EStuvierOn En- ESta

Hoy, a las $3.50 de la mafiana,
arribo esta ciudad ell Goberna-
dor del Distrito Norte de la Baja
California, Sr. General Abelardo
Rodriguez, quien es acompaiado
por diferentes personals, contain
dose entire elias Jack Dempsey, ex-
Campeon Mundial de Box, Juan
Orci y M. Pima y Cuevas, Aboga-
dos y otras personals mas, quienes
permanecieron en- Tucson por po-
cos minutes, continuando su via
je rumbo Nogales, con destino
a Cajeme, donde van con ell OBJ
jeto de estar con ell General AL
varo Obreg0n durante ell dfa que
festeja su nacimiento.
Las personas aludidas regresaran
al lugar de su procedencia, por la
misma ruta.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-02-18
RESURGE LAL.
DEL. PETROLEO
VariaS Companies En-
prenderan ActividadeS
(Agencia Trens)

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Feb. IL.
Segln informaciones oficiales re-
cibidas en- Ell departamento del
Petroleo de la Secretarfa de Indus
tria, mientras unas empresas pc
troleras norteamericanas han sus-
pendido sus operaciones Y traba-
JOS de perforacion exploitation,
otras sc preparan intensificar
sus actividades, sobre todo en- la
region de Tuxpan, donde parece
que los trabajos van a adquirir un
entusiasmo, que puede compensar
con exceso ell retro de otras COM
panias. Entire las compafifas que
Sc disponen para activar sus ira
bajos, esta la Penn Mex, la Tux
pan Oil y Ell Aguila, que estan cons
tantemente introduciendo al pals
maquinarias nuevas de perfora-
ci6n. Los campos de Naranjo, Ala
mo y Potrero son de los mas ia
vorecidos por este resurgimiento
de la actividad industrial petrolf-
fera.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-02-18
Construction De Locales.
MediCO : MiIitareS

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Feb. II.
Ell Subsecretario de Guerra Ma
rina General Miguel Pima ha So
metido la consideration del Sc
nor Presidente de la Repdblica un
amplio proyecto de aquel Ministe-
rio para construir establecimientos
m6dico-militares que llenen las
condolences que requiere la nece-
sidad, y que sean, en- efecto, hos
pitales modelos donde puedan ser
debidamente atendidos los MEM
bros del Ejercito Nacional, va sea
de enfermedades bien de heri-
das que sufran durante las cam
panas. Los edificios destinados a
la atencion m6dica del Ejercito
quedaran instalados en- San Anto-
nio Tecamachalco, cerca de las
Tomas de Chapultepec y a 500 me-
tros del gran campo de concentra-
cion militar del Vale de Mexico
que estara situado en- ese lugar.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-02-18
AmpiOS EStudiOS Sc
Hacen En- B. California
(Agencia Trens)

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Feb. II.
La Secretarfa de Industrial, ha or
denado que sc lleven cabo en- ell
territorio de la Baja California
importantes estudios de caracter
geol6gico-p -petroleros, a fin de que
Sc determine en- forma indudable
ST en- aquella region podria prospe-
rar la industria aceitffera, dados
los datos Y antecedentes que sobre
ell particular Sc tienen. Ell jefe de
la comision geological investiga-
dora la preside ell t6cnico petro-
leoro ingeniero Tomas Barrera,
quien determinara con precision
Ell que puntos de ese territorio
puede encontrar perspectivas CO.
merciales la industria del petro-
leo.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-02-18
EL SERvIC!O
POSTAL AEREO
VariaS PrOpOSiciOneS Han
SidO PreSentadaS

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Feb. II.
En- la semana que acaba de trans
currir, Sc han presentado la Di-
reccion General de Correos las
proposiciones de diversas empire
sas aereas que estableceran ell SER
vicio postal aereo con la frontera
nOrte del pals. Tales proposiciones
seran estudiadas en- esa Direction
y Sc aceptaran aquellas que sean
mas convenientes para la nacion.
AL mismo tempo Sc comienza
a desarrollar ell servicio postal
aereo, Sc ensayara ell servicio de
pasajeros, para 10 cual Sc traeran
a la Republica aparatos de gran
capacidad.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-02-18
ASaltO A ManO Armada
COmetidO FL JneveS

Ell jueves por la noche fue
perpetrado un asalto a IuRno ar
mada, del que fue vfctima ell Sc
nor Walter ]. Young, jr., con domi-
clio en- 1O41 Palm Road.
Regresando la vfctima y su es-
posa, del cine, Young despues de
dejar su esposa en- la puerta de
delante, Sc dirigio al garage, situa-
do en- la parte trasera del edificio,
con ell objeto de dejar ell autom0vil
No bien nabia llegado al garage,
un hombre enmascarado lie salio al
paso, portando un revolver y orde-
nandole pusiera las manos en- alto,
ordenandole despu6s que dirigiera
por donde Ell lie mandaba.
va en- las afueras de la ciudad
ell bandido registro todos los boil
sillos de Young, obteniendo algu-
mas monedas. Quiso apoderarse
tambien del reloj, pero ell asaltado
suplico al bandido Sc 10 dejara, por
ser un recuerdo de su madre.
Bueno, yo tambien tengo madre,
replico ell bandido y dej6 ell reloj
en- donde Sc encontraba.
Young fu6 abandonado en- ell ca
mino, teniendo que regresar su
hogar a pie, en- donde su esposa
desesperada 10 esperaba.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-02-18
PagO I'm Caro- Con I'm
Cheque Sin Ningun VaIOr

0. o. Leonard, encontrandose en-
Santa Fe, N. Mex. Sc lie ocurri6
comprar un caro-, mas como no
tenia dinero, Sc lie ocurri6 que Sc
ria buena idea la de dar un cheque,
como primer pago. Asf 10 hizo Y
tan pronto como recibi6 ell auto
movil Sc vino para Tucson, en- dom
de ha sido arrestado Y de donde
sera llevado Nuevo Maxico por
un Policia que vino especialmente
para clio.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-02-18
HICKMAN FuE
SENTENC|AD0
A LA HORCA
La Pena Debera CumplirSe
FL Fl Del PrOxin1O AbriI
Su CerebrO Sera ExaminadO
Para PrObar Que Esta Fue-
ra De Su EstadO Normal

LOS ANGELES, CAL, Feb. IL
William Edward Hickman ha sido
sentenciado subir a la horca ell
dfa 27 del pr0ximo abril, por la
muerte y descuartizamiento de la
nina Marion Parker.
A pesar de todos los esfuerzos
hechos por sus defensores no pu-
dieron probar la insanfa del ase-
sino, ell que fue encontrado sano
por ell jurado.
Ell Abogado Jerome Walsh, de-
fensor de Hickman, manifesto que
en- case de que Hickman sea col
gado, pedira su cerebro para que
los medicos 10 examiner Y COM
probar que no esta en- su estado
normal.
Ell Defensor quiere probar, aun
cuando Hickman va haya muerto
que no debfa haber sido senten-
ciado la Ultima pena.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-02-18
"CHANTECLER"

Hoy por la tarde, a las cinco
horas, saldra luz la nueva publi-
cacion con que contara Tucson.
Sera humorfstica ostentara ell
nombre del celebre gallo que lie can
taba todos los dfas al Sol para que
saliera, figurando, seg1n Sc nos ha
informado, en- ell Indicator, ell j6ven
Francisco M. Robredo como direc-
tor, "Chantecler" como Jefe de Re-
daccion y el joven Angel T. Oran-
tes como administrator.
Una larga vida Y una pronta
prosperidad deseamos a nuestro
nuevo colega.
Oh! Nos faltaba decir. Costara
cinco fierros.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-02-18
Cadaver EnCOntradO
En- La Costa De Calf.


VENTURA, Calf, Feb. 17.-En
un lugar de la costa, cerca esta
poblaci0n, ha sido encontrado ell
cadaver de un hombre de recia
musculatura, como de unos treinta
amos de edad y ell que ha sido de-
vorado en- parte, principalmente
de la carne de las piernas de
los brazos, por animales marinos.
La vestidura casi ha desapare-
cido, notandose solamente pedazos
de lienzo del comunmente usado
para uniformes de los marinos.
Existe la creencia de que ell
cuerpo encontrado pertenezca a
Villas R. Knope, photo del avion
Miss Doran" que Sc perdi6 en- ell
oceano al intentar un vuelo.
Ell cadaver fue conducido una
Agencia Fdnebre de Oxnard en-
donde ha sido visitado por los ami
gos del photo desaparecido, mu-
chos de los cuales dudan sobre 81
ell cuerpo encontrado sea ell del
desdichado companero de Miss
Doran.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-02-18
FL Gran Bale De Carnival
ES Hoy POr La NOche

"Don Nal Humor," ell fatfdico
personaje que tantos fruncidos Sc
nos ha ocasionado, que tantas
reyertas ha causado entire las sue
gras y los yernos, entire las coma
dres Y las que no 10 son, etc., Sc
gun las noticias de Ultima hora hoy
por la noche sera formalmente acu-
sado, juzgado y sentenciado, en-
ell Salon del Armory, existiendo to-
das las probabilidades de que sea
ejecutado desde luego.
Figura como Juez ell joven Ra-
fael Ese Rodriguez, (Pirrinplin)
quien en- declaraciones 1ltimamen-
tie hechas ha manifestado que lie
aplicara todo el rigor de la ley.
Esta como acusador C. B. Bautista
(Baby) y como Defensor Francisco
M. Robredo, (Comemoscas) quien
dice que ST possible es, hasta de
loco va a juzgar a "Don Nal HUI
NOR" para yer 81 es possible sal
varlo.
Los jurados seran Pascual Ese
Aguilar, principe de Gales) Gui-
llermo Gradillas (Alma sin Cuer-
POI v don Faustino Mendez eel Di-
vorciado) hombres completamente
imparciales Y justicieros, pero qui-
enes van con todas las intenciones
de sentenciar a la horca a don Nal
Humor.
La fiesta promote ser una real
celebration, siguiendo despues del
juicio, sentencia Y ejecucion del
acusado, el que Sc halla va con mas
grillos que un agujero de puerta
desvencijada, la lectura del testa-
mento del ajusticiado en- ell que al
go le ha dejado a cada uno de los de
Tucson. Despues seguira el bale
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-02-18
ELF|N DELAS
CONFERENCIAS
SERAELLUNES
ImpOrtanteS ASuntOS Que
dadOn Sin Terminar
MuchOs De Los Delegates han
Tornado Va Sus Pasajes
Para Regresar A Sus Pai-
SeS !.


HABANA, Cuba, Feb. 17.-El DR..
Honorio Pueyrredon, delegado por
Argentina a la Sexta Conferencia
Pan-Americana Embajador en-
Washington, ha ratificado su re-
nuncia su pals, tanto de un car
go como de OtrO, en- vista de que
su Gobierno no apoyo su punto de
vista sobre las tarifas aduanales
en- ell proyecto de la Union Pan
Americana, proyecto que ell Sc ne
go firmar en- ell case de que no
sc insertara la clausula que ell de-
fendio con tanta asiduidad.
La renuncia del Delegado Ar
gentino, ha sido considerable con-
tinentalmente como un nueVo tri.
unfo de la diplomacia yankee en-
las Conferencias de la Habana.
Ell ldnes sera clausurada la Sex
ia Convention, aun cuando toda-
via no han terminado sus labOres,
las diferentes comisiones nombra-
das.
Varios de los Delegados han es-
tado va preporando sus billetes, dis
poniendose a abandonar la Habana
en- los primeros vapores que sal
gan despu6s de clausurada la Con-
ferencia.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-02-18
NuevOS PermiSOS Para
PerfOrar OtrOS POzOS
(Asencia Trens)

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Feb. II.
Ell departamento del Petroleo de
la Secretarfa de, Industria ha otor-
gado permisos para perforar pozos
a la compafifa Penn Mex Oil
Fuelds y P. ]. Jonker, a la pri-
mera en- un lote del fraccionami-
ento sur de la hacienda de Salinas,
Panuco, Veracruz, y al segundo en-
Cacalilao, de la misma entidad.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-02-18
La Soc. 'MOctezuma' Paga
Una De SuS POlizaS

En- los primeros dfas del presente
mes, la Sociedad Fraternal "Moc-
tezuma" pago la Sra. Belen H. de
Norzagaray, la cantidad de $334.5O
como importe de la POLKA expedida
favor de la Sra. su madre, dona
Maria de JESUS Arvizu Vda. de
Ndnez. La POLKA de la Sra. Ndnez
es la correspondence al Funeral
No. 21.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-02-18

Busque usted ell siguiente nd-
nero de "EI Fronterizo." Sera in
teresante.
Evening star., 1928-12-27
JELLEFF WILL AID
|. CHEST DRIVE HERE
Linn C. Drake to Serve as
Secretary of Solicitation
Committee.

Frank r. Jelleff, head of the estah-
iishment which bears his name, has
accepted the Craftsmanship Of the
group solicitation committee for the
washington Community Chest cam
paign for funds to begin next month,
it is announced by John Poole, cam
paign chairman.
Mr.. Poole expressed pleasure over
Mr.. Jelleff's acceptance Of the chair
lnanship and pointed out the latter
sgreat experience in aiding civic ana
welfare movements.
< Every One to Be Solicited.
( Mr.. Jelleff made the following
statement:
Z 1T is expected that every one in the
CITY will wish to become factor IN
the Community Chest and the work OF
the group solicitation committee Will
be directed toward giving every one
who is employed in mercantile or man.
AIfacturing establishments the oppor-
tunity to subscribe.
I THUS the organizations belonging
to the chest will cease to be charities,
sas such. in the eyes OF these people
who have not before been subscribers,
but who would have liked to be. The
Hospitals have given them great serv-
ice in emergencies. Several OF the
groups now incorporated in the chest
have afforded Summer outings for the
children of these subscribers. just as
the Boys Club has afforded their boys
a haven in their spare hours. Thus
they will understand that IN supporting
the Community Chest so far as they
are able they are supporting the organ
ization some of which they have found
so useful in the past for themselves,
Ftheir families or their friends. On
this account I believe that they will
welcome the opportunity to support the
chest when it is given to them"
{ Drake to Be Secretary.
Linn C. Drake, executive secretary of
Boy Scouts of the District of Columbia,
will serve as secretary of the committee
headed by Mr.. Jelleff.
There are now approximately $50
concerns in Washington each of which
employs 25 or more persons. In order
to reach these various groups with this
mittee will have 10 vice chairmen to be
chosen by himself, one for each Of the
city's divisions in which there are estab-
lishments to be organized.
In each of the divisions where the
number of concerns to be solicited
exceeds 10 there are to be enough cap
tains named so that not over 10 will
be assigned to each captain. In each
separate establishment a key man will
be selected to cooperate with the
division captain Where the organiza-
tion exceeds hundred employees there
are to be subdivisions. Each keyman
will receive explicit directions as TO
how best to make the approach and the
basis of contribution suggested, method
of payment and other details.
Mr.. Jelleff, besides being the presl-
dent of his own corporation, is a direc-
tor in the National Bank OF Washing
ton, a member of the Rotary Club,
Board of Trade, Congressional Country
Club and the Columbia Country Club.
Evening star., 1928-12-27
Housewares Reduced

2 Blue Enameled Vegetable Bins, slightly
shopworn. Were $1.45. Now ........75c
Metal Vegetable Bins with four compart-
ments. Blue and green enameled. Slightly
damaged Were ST. 95. Now. .95c
3 Metal Vegetable Cabinets with four COM
partments, 2 green and / white enameled.
Slightly damaged. Were $6.75. Now $3.45
White Enameled Kitchen Table with por-
celain top; size 25x40 inches. Made with
two drawers. Slightly damaged. Was
/ Black and Brass Coal Hod, slightly shop
Perforated Metal Vegetable Bins, alumni
mum finish. Were $7.45. Now. ..... 1878
4 Perforated Metal Vegetable Bins, alumni
mum finish. Were $6.95. Now. ..... $3.50
mum finish. Were $8.45. Now. ...... .S4.25
Gem Radiator Shield, No. 4 size; ivory
finish. Adjustable from "a to Al inches
top inches wide. Slightly damaged. Was
Porcelain @ ton Kitchen Table with drawer, aver
top size 20x30 inches. Slightly damaged.
Was $8.95. Now ............ -. $3.50
/ Kreamer's White Cake Closet, with two
shelves. Slightly damaged. Was. So.
TGM GTnnainted Radio or Dressing Table with viii,
drawer and shelf. Slightly damaged. Was
2 Ridjid Ironing Tables, large size; slightly
damaged Were $3.50. Now. .$1.95
White Enameled Breakfast Trays, slightly
shopworn. Were SIS. Now ........ .$2.75
White Enameled Steel Kitchen Stool.
slightly damaged. Was $3.50. Now S1.95
/ Gem Radiator Shield, No. size; ivory
finished; with water pan humidif1er. Ad-
Unstable from 35 to IS inches; top IL
inches wide Was $3.50. Now. ..... .$4.25
/ Unpainted Dresser with mirror; slightly
damaged. Was $27. Now. SIS
1 White House Steel Cabinet for dishes,
broorlls and kitchen utensils; five remov-
able shelves. Slightly shopworn. Was $73
Now ................. $3.50
l White Enameied Fiber Bathroom Ham,
per; oblong shape large size; slightly shop
worn. Was $6.75. Now. $3.50
HOUSEWARES, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-12-27
Reductions from
The Gift Shop

Marble Statues. Were $35; reduced to. each. SIS
l Box Fireside Matches, damaged. Were SIS.
NOW VACV
Coffee Set, damaged. Was $780, Reduced to. 81
Coffee Set damaged. Was $3.50. Reduced to-. .S4
Italian Plates. Reduced to, each ...........5O soc
Italian Sugar Bowls. Now, each. h............ soc
Italian Cream Pitcher Now. .............. soc
3 Bedside Lamps with shade. Were $3.50 each
Now reduced to .....,.................. 81
8 Picture Frames. Reduced to.................10 .10c
Vase Was So Reduced to..................50c to. SOC
1 Italian Leather Book Cover. Was $3.50. Now
reduced to .................... 81
I Vanity Box Was So Now. .25c
1 plateau. Was ST. Now. ow.....................2 .25c
/ Stocking Box. Was 60c. Now. .10c
IL Ash Trays Were So Now ow...............50 soc
I Ash Tray Was So Now soc
10 Saucers Reduced to- each sc
~ Plates. Reduced to. each ch...............1O .1Oc
10 Guns Reduced to- each Observation-Disclosures SC
3-piece Set sugar. cream and teapot Reduced to 15c
GIFT SHOP, SEVENTH FLOOR