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Evening star., 1928-06-07
u. S. BANK POLICY
DECLARED CHANGED
Senator Glass Says Reserve
Board Is Departing From
Original Plans.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The Federal Reserve system is depart
ing from the policies intended by It's
creators, in the opinion of Senator Car
ter Glass. Democrat Virginia. who
played a principal role in founding the
system during the Wilson admnistra-
ton.
In all article in the June issue of the
United States Banker. Senator Glass
said the trend is shown by the action
of the Federal Reserve Board last wear
III forcing uniform rediScount rate in
all reserve banks and by the rapid rise
CT brokers loans, or loans made for
So eculating IN stocks and bonds.
Senator Glass said there were two 6i-
ve~gent theories when the Federal Re
S,rve system was established, One was
that of a central bank, similar TO the
central banks of Europe, which would
exercise a close and almost autocraic
control over the banking operations OF
,iae country The other was that OF
cecentralized system whose purpose
would be to make the countrys cur
iency serve effieieII1ly the countfy'S pro-
eurtive processes,
The second theory the basic idea of
-r','sh was that each section was to
tern:ne the banking policy in ac-
Senator Glass declared.
4nlS syS.Sm. he ADDED. "in spite OF
~,.s.akes has on thc whole been hugely
sQ-c aSsful.
Yet now" he continued, after Is
wears Ct opera ,on. what do we find?
" 70d first the abortion If n0licr,
which. if followed out consistently in
the future means the coming of some
aa~: ~ s4n 'er 70 thHI eame CENTRAL
bank against which We had to fight so
S uu0~Sly II 1918.
He said that last year the board
dictated to the Chicago Reserve Bank
what rate it should charge on redis-
counts"
The second development. he de-
c'ered. which has sharply challenged
tbs public notice within the last IL
II atlls Is the rapid and alarming climb
Of the volume Of money loaned for
speculation.
This situation" he declared. should
BE- corrected adminiStratively. without
forcing the dangerous eXpedient of
statutory rea5juStmens The board at
Washington is clothed with ample
power and should courageously exer-
cisc it."
Re recommended, If necessary. the
re.a9val of "contumacious officials who
persist in aiding or abetting. plain
pc-verSion Of the real intent of the
act as it stands"
Evening star., 1928-06-07
Bedueor

ID CAPITOL BRAND ALL.IAY~
Err FELT MATTRESS, twin bed
Siae, Slightly soiled from display
Was $aa.a0. Friday GIG 0S
lel CANE PANEL BEDS. two
inch frame, Brown finish. Twin
sizes, Were $I2,a0, FRI &C *
day only ,......... pC.II
t6l COMFORTS, with figured silk
covered centerS Plain Sateen backs
and borders Were $40, FTi- "
dav only I>'
th WOODEN FOUR POSTER
BEnS, walnut and mahogany tin~
ish, Slightly scared Were U00
Saa7a, Friday only ,,,...., V-V
l1 SPREADS, with gold or law
endel stripes, Fast color. sire sOS
los, Were Ssaa, Friday VI 70
~ SOxaa NORTH STAR BI.AN-
kET, a,l-wool white blanket with
blue borden, was WIS *
81 50, FRIDAY only .,,,, PA1. ~
tin RtlFkLFn RAXON SPREADS
IN rose, blue, hello and gold size
a1Nioa inches, Were s7,9a, W.l OS
Friday only .,e..,.,..,. WA
un HEAuTf REST MATTRESS.
twin hed stge, Sliehtiy damagea
Was ssoao' Friday S1S.TS
fhlya Fieee
Evening star., 1928-06-07
Linens

a. LINEN DINNER SETS, of fine
Irish linen. Large size cloth with
six napkins TO match. Were $l4.50,
$l7,50, S22 so and II oG
S2750 Friday .......... ~ Ol
tl6 YDS.) 36-IN. WHITE ART
LINEN, of fine, even weave. Slightly
Soiled. Regular $2.25 Ct *
value. Friday only, yd.... VA'oo
90 VENETIAN LACE SCARFS,
with fine linen centers.
1896 inches. Were $3.50. C1 E0
Friday only ...,....,... ''|"
t22l vENICIAN LACE D0ILIES.
size 6 inches by IL inches. ROc
Were ST.. Friday only. ... w
(2iI HEMSTITCHED IRIS II
LINEN DINNER NAPKINS, slightly
soiled Were $4.25 for 6, Fri %2
day only. for .......,...,.. VA
"a PATTERN CLOTHS, heavy.
splendid quality with neat patterns.
66x68 inches. Were s6, %2 *
Friday only ,......... Vo -
1851 FINE LINEN TOWELS.
beautiful patterns. Some with mon~
ogrsm space. Were $i.25. RQc
Friday only, .....,..........
lss YDs.) sToRK RUBBER
SHEETING, excellent quality.
Slightly soiled. Was si.5o S0c
yard, Friday only. y..,..,.... w
Third Floor
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Ckudren's S Wear

(5) IAFAN1S al 4 n ID "a a % 4
DAESSA.S. elaporateiy cmoroloefea.
lri3n crocnet lace trimmed. 4n1ants
and l-year sizes. We're G/ Lil
SIS, Friday only ,..... w ~"
~ INFANTS HAND MADE
DRESSES, scalloped bottoms.
Beautifully embroidered. G6 Ok
Were $3.50, Friday only. Vo'-o
a. INFANTS ia Nd M A ID l.
DRESSES, daintily embroid- U@
cred Were $40, Friday only. Po
f91 INFANTS HAN u vi A DE
DRESSES, cXquisitely trimmed with
lace and embroidery. Were So. CO
Friday only ,...,..,.......,.' 'Ts|
(3l HANDMADE DRESSES, trim
med with lovely embroidery, GA
Were S795, Friday only. ...... W
~ HANDMADE DRESSES. dain-
tily made and exquisitely
embroidered, Were 81. Fri CO E0
day only ..,...,.--t.. ~''
(23D PIILOWCASES, hand em-
broidered. All linen. Were 6Qc
81. Friday onlY .........,..
FouFth Floor
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House Erocks

(22l PERCALE APRONS. waist
style. Were 25e. Friday 1@C
tI5l COVER-ALL APRONS, Of
percale Broken color and
size ranges. Were 81. Fri EO>
tISl SHOCKS, prints. checks
and crepes. Were 81, Friday Zoo
tt2l LARGE SIZE APRONS, OF
heavy suiting BeltlesS styles. DO
Were soc, Friday only . ~
(3l JERSEY PETTIBOCKERS.
dark colors. Were 81, Friday 0QC
oniN ...-........,s 49,.
t6l CREPE DE CHINE NEGLI-
GEES. some lace trimmed. GO 40
Were $3.50. Friday only ~e''o>
t9l TAFFETA NEGLIGEES. also
crepe de chimes Tailored and lace
trimmed styles. Were $40. En Ok
Friday only. v.............
ti6l UNIFORM AND HOOVER
APRONS, of chamhrav and broad
cloth, Were $l95. Friday N1
'AAAN '''''' - ''''''s
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Boys Wear

ll6) IRAlA AND YELLOW
SLICKEkS. We're $3.50, QQo
Friday only ..............+
1911 BATH ROBES. smartly tai
iored. Were S2.9o. Friday Q2c
CnIy ...s...e....
ar BOYS TWEED TOP COATS.
new light mixtures. Were % OK
Si2.75, Friday only p/o
f9) BOYS ODD COATS, well
made. Were s4.e5 Friday 02c
1857 BOYS NOVELTY SUITS, OF
washable fabrics. Were $i.95, 0SC
Friday only ....,....... ~
t7S) KHAKI AND WHITE DUCK
LONG PANTS. size 4. hQO
Were sl.0o. Friday only. W
1881 KHAKI KNOCKERS, sizes q
10 10. Were 98c, Friday 60c
liz, WASH HATS AND
CAPS. Were SIC, Friday 1QC
only ,.....t...
f4it BOYS WASH SUITS. cool,
Summery styles. Were sl,29. S0r.
Friday only ......+.......
Street Floor
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Draperies and
Curtains

1900 YARDSl CRETONNE, in
good colors and designs.
Regular soc grade. Friday 2Sc
only .,...,............
liSO YARDS MARQUISETTE,
with the DAINTY colored dot.
Regular 35c quality. Friday loo
tlI0) YDS. C0LORED RAYON
MAGQUISETTE, glorious summer
time colors. Regular soc 2Qc
quality. Friday only. ...... "
4l ANCHOR HOLLA ID
SHADES, with lace in-
sertion. Were $3.50, Fri 81 40
day only .....,........
II2) ROUND CRASH TABLE
COVERS. IN smart colors and de-
signs Were $l95, Friday VI 4E
lG3l MARQUISETRE RUFFLED
VALANCES. In a deep rich shnde
Of cream 81 inches. Were 2GC
soc. Friday only .....,,..., ~
ODD CURTAINS AND PANELS.
Special for Friday IL OH
only ..,...,,.......... 81
Fifth Floor
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Wash Goods

f235 YAEDSl EROADCL0TH. an
extra good grade. Light Summer
coiors. Regular 39c and 49e 0Qo
values, Friday only ...... ~
100 YARDSl RAY0N MADRAS,
in a choice of five pretty pat
terms. Regular roc grade. 400
Friday only .............. ~
t450 YARDSl DEY0NSHIRE
CLOTH. guaranteed fast colors.
Checks. stripes and plain shades to
choose from. Regular 3ec OQo
value, Friday only .
(f25 YARDS ILK-AND-C0T-
Ton PONGEE, black, brown, gold,
green. honeydew and orchid. Good
quality Was soc yard, FRI 100
day only ...............
1900 YARDSl SILK WARP pop
LIN. in plain shades; no black
OF white. Regular roc value, Doc
FRIDAY only .............
lg9Gl PURE LINEN HANDKER-
CHIEF SQUARES, In women's sizes
All with colored borders. Were 2r
lie, Friday only ..........,.
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Leather Goods

(12l BEADED BAGS. white with
red. blue and orange, Were 2QC
SIPS. Friday only. y.......
uD WHITE SILK POUCH BAGS,
fitted with inside purse and mirror.
Soiled. Were $295, Friday C1 Ok
only .......,.....,.....
"a WHITE KID BAGS, pouch
style, with azback straps.
Soiled Were So Friday G1 OK
OttlN .ssss..s.-... s........t
1881 SILK AND LEATHER BAGS,
pouch and underarm styles. AsSort-
cd. colors. Were $295, C1 Ok
Friday only ........... pA'>"
(4l NOVELTY KID AND SILK
BAGS, white. black and white,
blue and white Were 60 OK
$49a, Friday only. ..,., P->"
Street ElOor
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Savings of $50 or More
i'm THE BASEMENT STORE

t2Ol PRS. ROYS' CLOTH
KNICkERs. good quality, hard
wearing materials, IN dark pat
tefrs. Well tailored q To 10
years. Were 6ac Friday DC
only OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ta0Ol MEMS AND BOYS'
kERCliIEfS, Iii plain white and
colored border styles aoit~tiniah
cotton. Were DC and i0c, 60
Friday only ,,ttt.,,..,,.tt
GARMENT BAGS, fun slae
that will hold garments, Made
of heavy art ticking Were TEr
Stt0, Friday only .,,., Ee
lafl LuNCu SETs~sin dainty
patterns all with napkins 10
match. Cloth adNa6 inches, 'COc
Were SOC Friday only -
taal FEATHER mn PHI
lows. fun siSe feather bed pill
owa, neatly covered with art
leklne Were Sl,lo, Frl~ 2E4
lay only ,.,ttst,ts,,..
Basement 4 ushursh n hFe
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Umbrellas

tlsl JAPANESE PARASOLS. in
say Summer colors, Slightly
imperfect. Were 81. Friday CON
only .,,..s...,.t..s..4
~ PURPLE UMBRELLA, with
Ottoman tape border. e *
Was $40 Friday only ~
lsl UMBRELLAS. blue. purple
and black and white All trimmed
with fancy borders. Were TS *
$3.50, Friday only .,....
Street Floor
Evening star., 1928-06-07

81 FINE GEORGETTE SCAKFS.
both IN attractive designs
and oolorS. Were csc, Friday SO~
NktkN
t6l LOVELY SCARFS. one OF
white lace. the others OF fine crepe
de chine Were S2,SS 60 CT OS
SETS, Friday only ...... pA'F@
tSl BEAUTIFUL SCARFS. Of silk
net and crepe de chine.
Were SS,gS and S4S0, Fri CO OE
day only ........~....., P--'|s'
tn HA<DSOAlE GEoRGETTE
SCARF, i'll beautiful color
mgs, Was $a50 Friday G. OK
only .,,,..,..,.,..-,,. VIZ
street fleaF
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CorSetS

t50l BRAS SIERES. In light
weight materials desirable for Sum
mer months, Flesh. peach, green
and pink III broken sizes. SOO
Were 81 to 81 so. Friday only o/N
tI5l GIRDLES. of silk brocade
and surgical elastic. Flesh. Broken
sizes dss o,'S,. Were Si2.SO' Fri $3.50
NAstA btktS
C0RSETLETTES AND GIRDLES.
lightly boned and of light-weight
material Hook and front lacing
models. Broken sizes.
Were $3.50 to $3.50. Fri G1 20
day only. ............... pA'O/
CORSETI4ETTE$ AND GIRDLES.
well boned over abdomen; 'front.'
lacing models of fine hrocadeS and
elastic. Flesh and peach
Were IS to $40, Friday U1 90
Only .....-. -.,A...,......>
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Domestic Goods

li9) SHEETS, perfect quality.
Soft finish--free from dressing. Size
Slx90 inches. Were SOC, Fri S0o
day only NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. wv
t24l MIRLEE SHEETS. heavy,
evenly woven quality. Free from
dressing Perfect quality. &c
Were Sl.39, Friday only . Wv
(35 YDS.) COLORED CANTON
FLANNEL, in grey. blue and black
Regularly 35c yard, Friday 1SO
only ........,.....,..
(40 YDS.) BLUE AND WHITE
STRIPED TICKING. good heavy
weight 80 inches wide. Was 10
29c yard Friday only y..
Third Floor
Evening star., 1928-06-07

(2I) MISSES AND SMALL
WOMEN'S SILK AND FLANNEL
DRESSES. smartly styled aud
shown III tan, blae, black and
green Some slightly
aoiled Were S30a. % OS
Friday only y,,,...r,,, P~"'
tl50) hat S strawa. felIs,
combinations IN scores Of lovely
5nnmery eolora Odds and ends
0f higher-prleed millinery, Enn
Friday only .,...t,,,,,t WV
t52) GIRLS SCHOOL COATS
ailvWa0l tWeedg. plaids, seFgca
and plain materials hmarlly
styled Sizes 7 10 H. u II
Were sb. Friday only. P'"" ="
t2pI BOYS WASH SUITS,
bution-on modela, of good quail
.tg rhamhfnp tan, llne al !
sleen 8iHes aHa b 10.
were Aaa Frlls9 only
Evening star., 1928-06-07

1881 BATH MATS. odds and
ends. In assorted colors. 2Oc
Wete doe. Friday only ~
(Sl INFANTS HANDMADE
CROCHET SACQuES, Ia plain
blue or pink and white, OGo
Were 81 90 Friday only ~
ta5l PRINTED PERCAIE
HOUSE DRESSES, with set~in
sleeves, patch pockets and trim
med with contrasting bands.
Were zoe To aoo, Friday GO
only ,t,Ast,,tts.,.t
ta0Ol Prs, FRENCH NUDE
SILK HOSE, with lisle garter
tops and soies. Slightly imperfect
chiffon weight, Fnll fashioned,
Sizes ola to 10, Were soc, CON
Friday onlv ,.t,.t..,.t
tlal FKS. HANDKERCHIEF
nOOTIES, IN dainty pink and
blue caiors. Just tiny bit
aaitad Were soc, Friday go
onl% e,,ttt,s
Evening star., 1928-06-07
Third Floor
Novelty Furniture
t6l ROUND FIBER FERNERIEs

t6l ROUND FIBER fERNERlES.
neatly finished in Baronial brown.
Tripod legs. Were $3.50. CO "a
FANl4&A NlilA
Ia CARD TABLES. Floor SAM
pies and slightly marred Wood or
strong fiber tops, Were % o.
$S9o. Friday only. V -
FiftA Ftaer
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Undergarments

fit HANDMADE NAiASO0k
sLia S. signify solea broken
6ize ranges. Were slgo, FRI &i
day only ,.....,....,...,... W
tiJl FINE NAiNsOOk CHE
MiSES. strap mOdeia, trimmed with
val, hand crochet and MET VI
laces. We're 81 95. Friday only, VA
1857 PHILIPPINE GOWNS, pref
lily hand embroidered and hand
sewn. Pastel co10rs Slightly vi
sojled. Were $3.50. Friday only. Va
~ CREPE DE CHINE GOWN,
maize. Deep yoke. Was &I0 OK
S22.b0 Friday only ,..,.
~ CREPE DE CHINE GOWN,
lace ,i.. trimmed. was S1O.05
~ GREPE BACK SATIN
GOWNS. lace trimmed 90 OE
Were sil %, Friday only 'pN''("
~ GEBRGETJE GHEMIsES,
strap models Beautifully lace
trimmed. We're $0g5. ffi- Gh NO
day onlV +t......,...., p>''N1~
t2t SATIN STEP~IN SETS, In
Guiding bfassjere 10 match Lace
trimmed Were $s,o5, Fri' S4.0S
"a5 "lNS a,,.. .,,.t'' .,,
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Outdoor Furniture

OLD kORY PORCH
SWING well made CO 7E
Were $3.50. Friday only. PO'f"
CAMP GRILLS, sturdy and
strong. of good metal. Were OAc
$149. Friday only. ........ /o~
CAMP GRILLS. In a small. con-
venient size. Were 69c, LlQO
Friday only s........... ~
DOUBLE CAMP COTS. comfort
ably made. Were $i2.50, CE *
Friday only ........ PS'' ~
AUTO REFRIGERATOR BAS-
KETS, a convenient medium size.
Were Sl6.50, Friday GH OK
bTly ......,,..' '...,.s,.-..
AUTO REFRIGERATION BAS-
KETS. we'll constructed. Were C.
Si2. Friday only. y....,...... Po
AUTO LUNCH KITS, In black
enamel case. Service for
four. Were $40 Friday GO o.
OLD HICKORY TABOURETTES
well constructed. Were G1 20
S.. Friday only ....... %A'o>
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Notions

1861 DRESS Innings. in white
and black. Broken sigss. Were 60
25c, Friday only. ....... ~
la PRS. BATHING SHOES
ocd shades. Sizes to .. Were Ruc
81 FRIDAY only. O1c
t2S, SHOPPING BASKETS. in
assorsed sizes. Were 39e' 15c
EElQay UI24y -s-sss,s- s3ss**'
l40l BLACK ENAMEL STOCK
ING DARNERS. Were sc, Fri- e.
cay cnly, 2 Tor .......+.....
t52D BALLS DEATEEt KNITTING
COTTON, navy, red. black. 60
Werf I0c, Friday only. ... ~
t4Il BOLTS WIDE BLACK TWILL
TAPE, 40 yas. To bolt. Were lilo
35c. Friday only. y........ Avn
Street Floor
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SAVE ONE FOURTH and MORE
No MUiI. Phone or C. ID Orders on AdUertise
Girls Wear

I GIRLS DRESS, size 10
yea Years, on,v Was sl''s' Fri SlO.9S
m GIRLS DRESS, size II
years. Was SIS Friday SlO.08
only ......,....,......
an GIRLS CRICKET SWEAT
ERS, all wool. in pretty colors and
designs dc zig 1,,,,,v,, Were e,,,s si.'S to S1.O0
(56l MILDLY BLOUSES. of khaki
and Jean materials. Broken HQc
sizes Were 81. Friday only.
u7l BATHING SUITS. sizes 2,
4 and 6. Of all wool and in attrac-
tive color combinations. E1 I'M
Were $139 Friday only, TO~
81 GIRLS RATHING SUITS, Of
fine all wool Good color
selection. Were $395, Fri 60 O~,
H., o,,I,, V=s[o
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HIfW 7 IJUI
Stationery

t5sl VACATION PORTFOLIOS.
assorted styles and colors. 0Sc
Were soc. Friday only -. ~
t29l WAX SETS. daintily boxed
Wanted colors. Were 81, HOO
Friday only .............. w
t27l BOXES STATIONERY.
white and colors, Were soc 2OC
to roc, Friday only. y..... ~
tSl PRS. BOOK ENDS, of heavy
metal. Smartiy designed. SQC
Were 81, Friday only. y... w
t30) ATTRACTIVE BRIDGE
SCORE PADS, in novelty de-
signs. Were 81. Friday EOC
az PKGS. POUND PAPER. gray
only, Was soc. Friday 0Sc
1907 PKGS. LINED EN-
VELOPES. Were 40c. Friday 10
(19l FANCY PAPER SHADES.
Were l9c. Friday only. Sc. or 1Sc
- : = =
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ST. Mems
SHIRTS
SOC

Broken lines along With
some that are a little soiled-~
ail outstanding values at this
price. Choose yours carly
a Tubing will remedy their
faults, you know Mostly
neckband models, Sizes 1874
10 II In the lot.
~ MANS PORTED
LOUSGING ROBE, size /.
Was So s24-s5 rri- Sl7.45
lei MEMS r. A 20 n
LOUNGfNG ROBES. size s.
Were slis5. Fri S7.05
day only .,.,., w
ti2j MEN's SILK SHIRTS,
S0iled Sizes IA, IS and 10.
Were $595 and q QS
S75S. Friday only, Ho('
1901 MEMS KAITTED
TIES, good patterns Were
$50 and $500, FIJI 0Sc
NaI ls, ,''y MEMS KNITTED
TIES. Were $3.50. 0Sc
Friday only .,....,.
(I9) MEk'S BATHING
SUITS, large sizes
Were 1896. Friday GI 0E
only tttts.,tts,.sy
1901 MEk's ATHLETIC
UNION SUITS, size
80 10 40 Were G9c, 1tIfs
Friday onig .,
t2ggl MEMS TtI.s, sum
mers patterns We're It1n
%" - 81 Fridav a8'v
sIen's EteD-r Street tiaaf
Evening star., 1928-06-07
FOuTtn ftonE
Rugs Reduced

(i9l HEATHER RUGS. made of
felt. Waterproof. Finished with
fringed ends. Size 1896. O1~
Were sI.25, Friday only -. ~
(2l FIBER RUGS. reversible,
Brown and tan, gray and rose.
Size 6x9. Were $3.50, %2 40
Friday only .......... V"'>'>
t24l FIBER MATS, various pat
terms and colorS. Size 1896, SGC
Were 75c. Friday only ....... W.
1881 SQUARE YARDS INtAID
MARBLE TILE LINOLEUM. short
lengths. Wanted eolors,
Regularly $3.50 SO. yard, Cd 20
Friday only. SO, yd. ....,. %'-'>
l6l FIBER RUGS, blue, tan and
brown. Well made and
dur durable; bic Were $3.50. Fri $1.S7
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.SilUeruure

f2t SILVER PLATED MEAT
ILAITLKs. l0la inches
long Long Were ''o5. Friday $3.50
(s) sILvEn PLATED TRAYS.
%i,s s,,1.n handle. n,,,.. "erq $500 $l.5O
- NOVGLrY SALT AND PUP
r.n hETs, silver plated VI JEs
Were ~ so. Friday, only ~ '@~s
tt3l slLVEH PAATED '}Gt@s,f+
1sf"n ~ the r@qular Vi 90.
arade. Gf iaI rl'iaYs -
8fg. 4H4r
Evening star., 1928-06-07

Mannishly tailored of fine. soft
white broadcloth - some with
round collars. others with pointed
collars. Neatly made-finely fin
ished. Long-sleeve styles. All
sizes.
(4 PLAID KIRTS. For
women and misses. Were CT
SIS. Friday only. ..... VA
tlS) CREPE SKIRTS, in as
sorted colors. Were 81 o.
S295. Friday only. pA'/O
t1Ol SATIN AND CREPE
KIRTS. Wonderful
values. Were S9.s5. Friday &S
only ............. pO
(s5) SWEATERS. in gay COL
ors and attractive pat
terms. Were S3.s5. Fri %1 OK
day only ............ %A'/O
t24) SWEATERS. For golf.
tennis or vacation wear. 81
Were S1e5. Fridav only. VA
tSl JERSEY DRESSES. in
smart one and two piece effects.
Were $40. Friday G2 S0
onlv ........... V''~O
t2l SILK DRESSES. draStical-
" reduced. Were SIS. Fri CS
da. only. VO
tel NAVY SILK DRESSES.
In attractive styles. Were CS
sic so. Friday only. .. w
f1Sl SILK BLOUSES, smartlv
tailored. Were S5.95. CO OK
Friday only . PS'/C
t15l SILK BJOUSES. IN white
and colors. Were S7.95. GS
FRIDAY Onlv. v............... W.
Sport Shop-SeeOnd Floor
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Toilet Goods

NALGARI SINGLE COM
PACTS, Were Si.3u, Friday OGC
only .........t,.. ~
NALGiARI DO u BILE
CONTACTS COMP CTS Were sa'O0' $l.50
NaLGAhI POWDER RE-
FILLS, Were 3Sc. Friday 0EO
only ,..,,..s......,....
t2D ENGLISH KENT HAIR
BRU SHES. Genuine
Sss Ss,stlssi oniv Were si''''' rFi- $6.95
tt1 PEARL ON AMBER MILL
= TAmf n p,,GaS BRUSH, sn'y Was $l.95
street Fl00r
Evening star., 1928-06-07

t6l BrOadciOth, kaShmere ana
Bengaline Coats, trimmed with
squirrel fitch and mole.
Were S39.75 and s49.75. G02
Friday only .......... V-o
t41 Lovely Goats, trimmed
with mole. squirrel and monkey.
Richly silk lined. Were C22
$3.50 Friday only. 49,. pOo
(3l Broadcloth Coats with
beige squirrel shawl collars. Tan.
Were $3.50 to $65.00, C1l
Friday only. ......... W
l4) Fitch Trimmed Goats. in
black and tan broadcloth. Silk
lined. Were $9s.50. Fri GS1
day only. y.............. W.
~ Tan Coat, size Is. Trim
med with tuxedo butter mole
collar. Silk lined. Was GA
$3.50. Friday only. 49,. VoO
Evening star., 1928-06-07
is Misses Dresses,
Were SI6.5O to S25
Now S11.5O

Street and afternoon frockS--
of crisp, cool taffetas-lovely
bouffant styles--in soft pastel
shades. Sizes ii to 20. Also 5
georaette short jacket ensembles.
(ll WHITE SATIN AND LACE
DRESS, attractively styled. size
IA Slightly soiled.
Was $500. Friday S10.75
only ..............
(D AFTERNOON DIRE S S,
maize chiffon heavily beaded.
Size i8. Slightly soiled. C1O
Was $49.75. Friday only ~A/
"a 2-PC. DINNER DRESS,
size IA. Flared skirt
style Flesh. Was $49.75. Go
Friday only. ............. VA/
% SATIN DINNER FR0CK.
size l8. Shell pink in TERED
skirt style. Was $3.50. Col
Friday only, y,........... VA
t3l JUNIOR MISSES MAIZE
TULLE EVENING DRESSES, In
basque models. Uneven hem
lines. Sizes i3 TO Is. Soiled.
Were $25 to $35. Friday C17
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Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1928-11-15
BAPTISTS MAKE GOOD
CARNES' BIG SHORTAGE

Atlanta, Ga, Nov. 12.-Baptist
churches throughout the south today
were counting the proceeds of "Bap-
tist honor day." set aside by the exc
cutive committee of the Southern
Baptist convention to refill the cof-
fers of the home mission board, de-
pleted by the shortage of former
treasurer, Clinton S. Carnes.
Reports from various centers in
dicated that the call for 1858 600,
representing the shortage in the &C
counts Of the former treasurer, had
met with generous response" al
though it will be late in the week be
fore the results are definitely
known. Each member in a roll of
nearly 100000 was asked to con-
tribute one dollar.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1928-11-15
Medical Inspection of
Watauga School Pupils
By SMITH HAGAMAN

Medical inspection of schools un-
der the auspices of the state board
Of health occurs in each county in
North Carolina every three years.
This year the inspection was made
in this county September II to
November II by Miss Cleone Hobbs,
who has been working with the state
board for several years. The re-
suits of the inspection are as fol
lows:
Two thousand, seven hundred and
eighty-seven children were exam
ined. Defective vision, 421; defect
i've hearing, %; defective throats
LOOP, or 81 per cent; defective
teeth, 1929 or SO per cent; under
weight, 64S or 23 1-3 per cent
other defects, 356. This is very
clear, if not very pleasing, picture
cf our children. Every one of these
defects can be corrected. Let us
give our boys and girls chance.
We want to express to the state
board of health and to Miss Hobbs
in particular, OUR appreciation for
this splendid piece of work.