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New Britain herald., 1928-12-13

The Venetian glass blowers will he at the auditorium of the Center school Friday morning at 9 o'clock to give an educational exhibition or the science and art of the manufac- ture and working of glass. Parents will be admitted upon payment of admission fee.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-13

Miss Alice Carragher and John Randergan of Newark, N. J., have been spending few days with Mrs. James Quinn of Newington Junction.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-13
PENN STATE CAPTAIN

State College, Pa, Dec. 13 tuP) jackson A. Martin, tackle; was elected captain of the 1929 Penn State football team yesterday. He IS a veteran of two seasons and his home is in Sharon. Pa.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-13
JUGO.SLAVS DON'T
 RECOGNIZE RULERS
KinR Alexander Shaves Moustacne and Dresses in American Cloth.
 tnx-Queen Has Hair Bobbed.

and Dresses in American Cloth-
 ins-oueen Has Hair Bobbod.
 Belgrade, Jugo- Slavia, Dec. 13 H9 king Alexander and Queen Marie have pleased their subjects by some Americanization. When the king re- turned recently from Paris, where he underwent an operation at the hands of American surgeons, his avn subjects did not recognize him. Indeed, his own children. llttle Crown Prince Peter and Prince Tomislav. did not know him. This was not due to any physical change in the king. He had shaved off hls moustache and adopted American civilian dress. which altered hls whole appearance.
 A smartly cut gray suit and natty, silver gray slouch hat had replaced the kings customary dull military uniform and tall army cap. These made Alexander look 10 years younger
 Not to be outdone by the king. the queen had her beautiful golden hair bobhed American style. She brought back from Paris six trunk fuls of gowns, and the latest styles in hats. lingerie and footwear. Friends who came to greet her at L cto en q e upon her strikingly smart and girl ish appearance, and said she and the king resembled newlyweds.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-13

Mary Elizabeth Rice, daughter or MT, and Mrs. Floyd Rice Of Main street, is suffering from a broken arm, which she received when she fell out of her crib.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-13

There are 55,5 COWS under reg ular test for p pDduction in Cali fornia.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-13

the Automatic Orthophonic Vic,rola. with all the realism for which Orthophonic repro. duction is noted. It lists at S365. Another is the Automatic Electrola, which permits vol. ume-adjustment from the faintest murmur to the steutorian power of the full symphony orchestra. This lists at S85O. The third is the Automatic Electrola, but with the latest Radiola Super.Heterodyn in addition. This lists at Sl35O, with Radio.rons.
 Each type is in . cabinet of consummate charm .. not only superb musical in. strument, but a piece of furniture that is delight to live with, day after day. But, words cannot give you the picture. You must sec them hear them. Your own most extravagant phrases will not be an exaggeration. Your Victor dealer is ready to show you.
Evening star., 1928-03-07
D. c. GUARDSMAN
HELD ON CHARGES.
Henry J. Krumm Accused of
Refusing Injection of Anti
Typhoid Serum. .

Charged With disobedicnce of orders
because he failed 10 comply with conf
r1and TO submit himself to an injection
Of the anti-typho!d prophylaNis, Pvt.
Henry J. krumm. 29th Military Police
Company. National Guard Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, was ordered 10 APP
pear for trial last night before general
court martial. When the court con-
vened Al the armory al North Capitol
and n streets the accused failed TO put
IN an appearance, but. through his
counsel. Capt. Clarence S. Shields. COM
manding Company E, l2lSt Engineers,
he asked for continuance for three
weeks. for the purpose of preparing his
case. This was granted. subject to &p-
provel by the appointing authority be-
cause Of the unusual length Of time le-
cueste6
AT the same time Capt Shields filed
q formal reoueS; that Second Lieut..
Henry c. ESpey. 1ciSt Engineers, ee
relieved of his detail as assistant trial
fudge advocate and be detailed as oe-
fense counsel.
Trial Court Personnel.
The court is composed Of Mai, Ralph
e ChildS. commanding the lSt Bat
talon. lclst Engineers. president: Capt,
Samuel r. Turner. Company d. l2lS;
Engineers: Can't. Louis NJ GoSorn. Com
panv A. c6oth Coast Artillery; Capt.
Walter s. Welsh. Headquarters and
Service COMPANY. l2iSt Engineers, law
member; Capt Robert T. DAILY. Battery
c. 2eoth Coast Artillery: First Lieut..
James NJ. Nagrudcr, Company A. l2lSt
EngineerSS and First Lieut., Hugh Ever
cit. jr.. Company a, l2lSt Engineers.
Capt Ralph /, Walker is trial Judge
advocate. and First Lieut.. Edward A,
McMahon. Headquarters and Service
Company, i2lst Engineers. is assistant
defense counsel.
Disease Immuning Sought.
The court-mavtialing Of this soldier
marks the beginning Of efforts here 10
compel men 20 submit 10 the disease
trmunizing process prior 10 their TAX
ing the field in national emergency.
Difficulty has been found all over the
country by National Guard oyganiZa-
t;ons IN getting the members TO take
the treatment. Reports 10 the Militia
Bureau indicate that the principal OBJ
lection on the part Of many men IS that
Il causes them 10 lose time from their
civilian employment In an effort TO
overcome this objection the Militia Bu-
reau. in a recent circular. suggested that
National Guard organizations plan TO
give the injections Saturday afternoons.
20 that by Monday the reaction IN most
cases VIII have passed.
Evening star., 1928-03-07
Trimmed With Light Furs
or Distinguished Through
the Lack of 1t

There is great diversity Of style
among lur collars for Spring. And
on the iurlcsS coat YOU will find
the SWaggerIy graceful throw
collar, Fashioned OF za>hella.
k : h a broadcloth, broadcloth.
tVillbloom. brushed wool, tweed
mixtures. camclairc and cheyiot.
Fur trims include squirrel, mink,
ertominc aud moline. Countless
new style effects, i'll tan. beige.
gray. MILDLY blue. navy and black.
Sizes Is to II. II Ia N, 50 Ia 10.
Second Fioor-~iansh.rrh 4 Bro.
Evening star., 1928-03-07
DR.. HUMMEL TO SPEAK.
Library Official to Address Arts
Club Tomorrow.

DR. Arthur II. Hummcl OF the Oriental
literature division of the Library OF
Congress, will be the guest of honor and
speaker tomorrow night al the Arts
Club. taking for his subject THE
Chinese Cultural Renaissance"
DR.. Hummcl has spent number OF
wears in China, following his graduation
from tho University of Chicago in 1911
He taught English first IN Kobe. Japan.
in l9l2-i4 going in 1914 to China,
where he taught first English and later
Chinese history in the North emma
Union Language School until 1927.
He recently was the guest speaker
before the District of Columbia Library
Association DR.. HummcIS talk VIII
follow the usual Thursday Arts Ctuo
dinner. at which Miss Anna c. Laws
also of the Library Of Congress is to
be the hostess and DIR. and Mrs. Hum
mel the guests of the club.
Evening star., 1928-03-07
Kayser's Marvelfit
Isle Union Suits
81 and $2.25

Sensible - comfortable -- long
wearing-are these fine mer-
cerizcd isle union suits. They
have the new hat-lock seams
that assure YOU OF perfect
smoothnc>>-and they are as
strong a> the fabric itself! Fin
i,hcd with the usual kavser
careful attention to detail. Sizes
50 TO ~.
Third Fioor-Iansburgh & Rro.
Evening star., 1928-03-07

by Proxy
The fact that it may
not always he conven.
lent for you to take time
to shop when you'd like
to, need not prevent
you from getting your
shopping done.
Just phone "Franklin
400" and ask for Jane
Stuart" Personal Shop.
per. Tell her your re-
quiremcnts. She'll shop
for you and do it well.
Many of our custom.
crs have found that
through this Personal
Shopper Bureau they
can shop here by proxy
on a Satisfaction-as.
surcd basis. You'll be
delighted with this scrv.
ice.
LanSbnrgh g Bro.
Evening star., 1928-03-07
Gets China Assignment.

Mai. William H Jones. jr., Infantry,
at the West Point Military Academy.
has been ordered To Tientsin, China, for
duty with the United States forces III
that country.
Evening star., 1928-03-07
Assigned to Newport.

Lieut., Col William H. Wilson. Coast
Artillery Corps; Maj. James P. Marley.
Field Artillery. and Majs. Charles l..
Sampson and Eugene Santschi. jr. IN
fantry. on completion Of their present
course of instruction at the Army War
College. Washington Barracks. In june
next, will 60 to Newport. r. l.. TO take
course Of instruction at the Nava!
War College.
Evening star., 1928-03-07
Grandmoth er Knew

there was nothing 50 good for con
gc<tion and colds a. Inu>t:rd Rut
the old-ia>h'onrd mustard p'a>ter
burned ana il;>icred
Mu>,er,'~ .'ivcs thc relief and help
thar mustard pia>ters gave. without
the plaster and without the blister.
It's clean. white ointment, made
with OIL o; mustard. Gently rub II III.
See how qnicSly the pa'n disappears.
Try Mrst"rolc for sore throat.
bronchitis. ion>ilii:is. Group. stiff
neck, asthma neuralgia. headache,
congestion, pIcurisy, rheumatism.
lumbago, pains and aches OF the
back or joints. sprains. sore muscles.
bruises. chilhlains, iro>tcd feet. cold>
OF the chest Ut may prc>en;
Dneu,nOtilal
Evening star., 1928-03-07
New Spring Coats
FOr Girls 7 to Ii Years
$55.95
4 Special Purchase Brings
H0dck That Ordinarily
Sell From. 81. Oh tn SIO.o5

For the "up and coming" woman ct
Fashion! shes between the ages OF
and ll~and displays IN almost un-
canny knowledge ol style already. \
hard one 10 satisfy, 10 hc sure, tor she
is >uprcmcly critical, That is why we
have been especially careful III select
ing these new Spring coats.
We have chosen the simply tailored.
Youthful STYLES. fashioned ol tlannel
aud tWccdS that She Will ins,inctNely
realize are not only smart. but correct
and suitable as we'll. They're we'll tai
lorcd >crvccahle Some have soft
tur collar>~~"ther> arc PLAN Values
that will anaxc the most thrifty
mother
tou,th Itnatv~ianahu.gh 4 hr".
Evening star., 1928-03-07

The perfection OF detail and me
quality OF this splendid combi-
nation will appeal to the woman
who appreciates fine things!
Second Floor-Iaasburgh 4 Bro.
Evening star., 1928-03-07

Ferns like shade. but grow best IN an
airy. slightly sunny place rather than
in a dark, sunless corner OF room.
Evening star., 1928-11-01
Junior Misses Dresses, $3.50

Z Junior Misses Dresses of
plain and flowered chiffon,
in red, navy, blue and beige;
sizes 13 and IS.
4 Junior Misses RaincOats, red,
blue and black; size II. Were
$3.50 each. Now. $4.95
S Junior Misses Dresses of lin
en-. f1oriswah and chif-
fon; sizes 13, IS and IT.
Were $3.50 and 1915.
NOW .,........,.. $4.So
JUNIOR MISSES APPAREL. FoURTE
Evening star., 1928-11-01

Junior Misses Dresses of fiat
crepe and georgette, suitable
for afternoon wear, in red
and rose; size IS. Were
$3.50. Now. .$22
? Junior Misses Tweed Suits,
double breasted style; sizes
Is and II years. Were
$3.50 each. Now. -. .$l2.5O
Junior Misses Blue Flannel
Coats, sizes 13 and Is years.
Were $3.50 each. Now. .SS.95
Evening star., 1928-11-01
Silk Jersey and Tweed Dresses
S. and $6.95 We're S7,05 and SO

20 Flat Crepe and Satin Dresses, one-piece
models. Coors are red, green, blue, tan and
black. Were $795 each. Now. ..........$5
IL Satin Dresses, including black with q lace
neckline and flare skirt: marron glace with
a surplice front blouse, two-piece effect with
pleated skirt. Were $40 each. Now. $69S
Two-piece Dresses, with printed jersey
blouse and a solid-colored pleated skirt, in
rose and blue Were $40 each. Now. .$6,95
8 Tweed Dresses, part wool, one-piece models
with square neck and inverted pleats. In
tan, blue lavender and rose. Were $195
each. Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $S.95
HOME FRocKs, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-11-01

Were $3.50. 10 Crepe de Chi
afternoon wear. Attractive styl
2 Girls Tweed Jacket FrOcks,
with silk blouses. In tan and
green; sizes IL and IA years.
Were $2250. Now reduced
70 ..........s.... .SI6.75
3 Girls 3-piece Cardigan FrOcks,
with silk biouses. In tan and
green: sizes 10 and IA years.
Were $16.75. Now. $3.50
GIRLS APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-11-01

Frocks, suitable for school and
and colors. Sizes z to IA.
IA Girls Printed Dimity, Lawn
and Pique Frocks, sizes 8, 10
and IA years. Were $2.95.
NOW ..............' .SI.4o
3 Girls Frocks, of crepe de
chine, organdy and swiss.
Sizes 10 and IL years. Were
$3.50. Now .$2.95
b Girls Liberty Lawn and
Linen FrOckS. Sizes z, 8
and 10 years. Were $I2.50.
Now $3.50
Evening star., 1928-11-01

beaver and champagne shades;
Is Girls Combinations: rayon
and wool and cotton; long
sleeve, Short-leg style; sizes
4, 6, 8 and IL. Were S1.95
each. Now .SI.45
4 Cotton Knit Combinations
with short sleeves and legs;
sizes 2 and 4. Were $3.50.
Now ..............,..,..9 .95c
3 Flannelette 2-piece Pajamas,
pink and white stripes; size
16. Were $2.95. Now SI.45
3 pairs Rayon BIOomers, white
and flesh; sizes 10 and Is.
Were $3.50 pair. Now. Csc
/ Flesh Crepe de Chine Dance
Set, size 16. Was $3.95.
NOW ............. $3.50
4 Nazareth Combin a tions,
sleeveless, knee-length style;
size 2. Were 75c each.
NOW .... .......... .35c
3 Green Flannel Jackets. sizes 8
and l8. Were $7.50.
NOW ............... S2.95
4 NainS0ok Night Gowns,
trimmed wi h embroidery;
sizes 8 and 10. Were SITS.
NOW ............ .65c
4 Pairs Cotton and Wool Pants.
knee-length style, in sizes 6
and 8; 4 Cotton-and- Wool
Shirts. short-sleeve style, in
size 2. Were $1.25. Now 75c
Is pairs Misses Long Silk Hose,
white, champagne and gray.
Size 8. Were 81 pair. Now 45c
GIRLS FURNISHINGS, FOURTH FL
Evening star., 1928-11-01
Infants Apparel
GreatlyReduced25c

Were much more. 81 pieces; in
Guiding slips, creepers. union
suits, pantieS, blankets, stock
ings, dresses and sweaters.
1S Tots Coats; some fur
trimmed. Were s6, So and $40
NOW ......... ............... NJ
2J Warm Union Suits. Were
65c, 85c and 81. Now. .3Jc
, Small Girls and Boys
Bathrobes. Were S1.95.
Now .., SOC
~ rieceS Infants FURNISHINGS,
including dolls. bonne cts
sacqueS and shirts. Were
much more. Now greatly re-
duced Ice
Evening star., 1928-11-01
Women's Handkerchief Cases
Special, s. each

specially priced trimmed with
cry choice of lavender yellow blue pink green
offered early shoppers.
HANDKERcHIEFs, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-11-01
Hygeia Nursing Bottles, 1Oc

Were 15c. SO Bounce nursing bottles, all in
perfect condition. at this price.
. Wool Blankets with ribbon binding; large crib
size Were Si2 so each. Now .........,'. $3.50
soft, FLUFFY Rabbits, redIced-l sra q at 81, that
j Pink Crepe Candiewick BedsDread, slightly
soiied. Was $3.50. Noy ,.;;:.;.:.;..... $3.50
brodered Was $3.50, Now. 80. .Sl.SO
Pairs Infants Felt Shoes. We're Use pair.
INFANTS APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR
IS Pairs Patent Leather Knee Lsgsings. Were a
I Little Chiidren's Bathrobes-2 at Sc, that we're
$3.50 each at SS, theS eEsey ana 20 knittaa keafh
Were Sc so to $S so each. NOW. .............S5 SIS
! Boys satin Suit with Whits waist. Was $40 So
JUVENILES APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-11-01
Children's High Shoes, s2.'s

Pairs Tan Cafskn n. Shoes Rs io II s straight style
psn nov SSS sues ~, .... Uc. - nS'. e ses5 s
ina style. Sizes Rsla, 81 csla to ols DSis, .s3,
IS Pairs Patent Leather shoes with white kid tops
lace style Sizes Bea, e. ga lo'a' IL Csf, 10, IOla
20 Pairs Tan Eh Toe Lace shoes with crepe
fsdHsed Fsrs raS to Elk Lace Boots Sizes co III pS
- Reduced to ;,; -: shc:: , $3.50
Sizes Bi2 /, IA, 2; ci2. 1871 l. d Dih. 2. Were
Ii Pairs Growing Girls Patent Leather Pumps Sizes
AA6 Ace 4: B4ia, s. u C21a' B. 4h, S. ga Z.
Were $3.50 now, x2.91
CHILDREN's SHOES FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-11-01

1eS o 10 ot2, S32 ana III.
Is pairs q length Sports Socks,
sizes 812, 91a and 10. Were
35c pair. Now. .25c
1 Crepe de Chine Slip, white,
size i8. Was $3.50.
NOW ............... $3.95
l Flesh Silk Slip, with bodice
top; size IA. Was SIS.
NOW ....... S2.95
1 Crepe de Chine Night Gown,
flesh; size IA. Was SIS.
NOW 49,. ~. .-:..s. ..S2.95
IL Cross bar Muslin C0mbina-
tions, sizes 2 and 4. Were soc
each. Now 35c
I pairs Misses Long Sports
Hose, size 8. Were $1.25.
NOW ......... 45c
Is pairs Tan and Brown Short
Socks, size 6. Were soc.
NOW .........:.:: 15c
Crepe de Chine Step-in,
peach; size Is. Was $2.95.
NOW ................ Sl.95
8 Girls Linen Knickers, white
and natural: sizes 6. 8 and
TO-. Were $295 pair. Now Csc
/ Wool Flannel Robe, with
sateen trimming; medium
blue: size 10. Was $3.50.
Now .S3.95
3 Silk POngee Combinations;
size 6. Were $3.95.
NOW .............. Sl.45
3 Slip-0n Sweaters, sizes 8 and
and Is. Were SIS. Now S1.95
Evening star., 1928-11-01


20 White Crepe Gowns: hand
made and hand-embroidered
pastel shades: size is. Were
$1.45 each. Now. csc
! Pair Glove Silk BlOOmers;
lace trimmed; parchment;
size S. Was $4.95. Now S3.65
5 Glove Silk Union Suits; flesh
and white; sizes SO, SO and
AZ. Were $3.95. Now. .$2.95
6 Suits Wolfe Pajamas; plain
or with figured designs. Were
$1.95 each. Now. csc
: Printed Silk Robes with full
length tuxedo collar and
cuffs in contrasting shades
of crepe. Were $l0.50 each.
NOW .......,...,.... $O.30
] Blue Crepe de Chine Robe,
with full-length tuxedo rayon
collar and cuffs in a deeper
shade of blue. Was $l0.50.
Now $6.95
z Cotton Robes of India print;
tan, with blue, brown and
green designs. Were ST.
NOW $3.50
UNDERWEAR AND NEGLIGEEs, THIR
Evening star., 1928-11-01
Women's Kashmir Coats. SIS

" ere yJY.5U
Black and Navy Kashmir Coats, plain tai
lored models only
Tan and Gray Tweed Goats. Were $50 SO
each. Now. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $3.50
Raincoats, some imported Were $3.50
2-piece Tweed Suits, gray and tan mix
lures; sizes "a, SO and 40 Were $25 and
$3.50 EACH Now ..s.............S S1O5O
Sports Coats, Of imported tweed in gray
and tan; sizes So and 49, Were $3.50 and
$6950 each. Now Observation-Disclosures .S45
Black Satin Coats with Fitch collar size
38. Were $6950 each. Now. ....... S3S
Gray apiece Suit, 24-length coat; size 40.
Was $69.50. Now ...............S $3.50
Black Mourning Coats, broadtail trimmed;
sizes 36, 40 and Al. Were $3.50 each.
NOW $50
BrOadclOth Dress Coats, monkey and
squirrel trimmed; sizes 38 and AZ. Were
$3.50 each. Now Observation-Disclosures SIS
WoMEN's CoATs, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-11-01
Printed Silk Dresses, S8.75
Wo.o Elk S0 o.,% c127S

" tIt WIU'OU UWW VIOT y
IL one and two piece Dresses of printed
crepe de chine: good variety of styles and
coors. Sizes ID to 20. / size SO and 40 to 46
IL Flat Crepe Dresses. in black, navy and
tan; sizes 36 to AZ. Were $16.50
Crepe de Chine Dresses, all long-sleeve
models; in coral orchid yellow maize, peach
and flesh Sizes Ia, 16 and 10: slightly
soiled. Were $40. $1375 and $3.50 each.
NoW ''.'.''... ...,.............. 1913
LESSER PRICED DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1928-11-01
Girls Wool and
Silk Frocks, Csc
Were $4.95 and S5.95.

ere $3.50 ana |o.So.
10; in attractive STYLES.
Broken sizes and colors.
o Girls Wash FrOcks; broken
sizes. Were $3.50. Now soc
II pieces Girls Muslin Under
wear; including slips. COM
binationS, union suits and
hlocmers. Were much more.
Now sJc
Evening star., 1928-11-01
Broadc1oth Shirts, 75c

we're y2.Y5
18 tan, blue and white cotton broadcloth
shirts; sizes 40, AZ and A.
Baby BrOadcl0th Silk Shirts with club
collars; white, in sizes AZ, A and 46 Were
$575. Now ..:..................... 1895
White and Colored Dot Dimity Over
blOuses, with Peter Pan collars; sizes 40, az
and a. Were $295 each. Now 75c
Georgette OverbIouseS with short sleeves
and lace jabots; tan, white and maize; sizes
"a, 36 and &c. Were $575 each Now $395
GeOrgette OverblOuses with short sleeves
and tucked frills: flesh and tan; sizes "a. 36
and 3S. Were $5.75 each. Now ..... SS95
Light Tan Satin OverblOuses, with short
sleeves; wee and square necks; size "a.
Were $5. Now OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $375
Short-sleeve Crepe OverblOuses; white and
flesh, size 38. Were $5.75 each. Now $3.95
BLoUSEs, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-11-01
Glove Savings

As pairs W0mens Fancy y-cuff Kid Gloves in
an assortment of colors; sizes 5&, 6. GA, T.
50 pairs Womens Fancy cuff Fabric Gloves;
rosewood, dawn and sand; sizes to 7l2.
Special .,......,,.....'.. '.'''''...'. 'eoc
GLOVES, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-11-01
Girdles and
Corsets, 75c W @;t; s; 81

80 Waistline and maternity
styles; priced for immediate
clearance. Broken sizes.
5 Bandettes. Were more.
Now reduced to. ...,... 35c
: }, Sanitary Belts. Were soc.
Now reduced to. ...... 10e
20 Bandettes; broken sizes.
Were 81. Now. SOC
Evening star., 1928-11-01
French Gowns, s2.95 We're IS TO 81

in high neck long sleeve style with without collars
q md
Evening star., 1928-11-01
Women's Pumps
and Oxfords, s1:ss
Were S3,95.

Were $3.9S.
300 pairs. Various styles and
feathers. including blonde and
gray kid. fancy suede and tan
and black leather. Many with
fine hand-turned sole: also
Goodyear welt sole. Sizes in
group 2la to 8, widths AA
to c.
200 pairs WOmen's Pumps and
OxfOrds, we'll known makes
in desirable feathers and
styles. Included are some
genuine alligator shoes. Sizes
in group to 8, widths A
to @. Special. ....... .S3.9S
WOmen's Bedroom Slippers
and RubberS. Felt and satin
Slippers, and storm rubherG
with low heel. Some Soiled.
Broken sizes. Were 81 pair.
now .......,........ 40c
DOWN STAIRS STORE
Evening star., 1928-11-01
Women's Capeskin
or Mocha Gloves,75e
Were S1.5O pair. as pairs, in
black and white. Sizes 5i2
to 594.
Women's Silk
Umbrellas. $2.45

Is, specially priced for Fri
day. In brown, green, purple,
red and black. i6-rib frames;
assorted composition handles.
Evening star., 1928-11-01
Women's New Wool Dresses
Very Special $3.50

small group of Women's Lightweight
Wool Dresses one and two piece models, in
good assortment of colors. Sizes 36 to a.
Georgette and Silk Crepe Afternoon
Dresses slightly soiled; beige and blue colors;
sizes SO to A. Were $3.50 and $42. SO EACH
4NOW -. $lJ0V
10 Crepe de Jeur and Chiffon Afternoon
Dresses, one and two piece styles. In flesh,
beige and green; sizes 36 to AZ; sold as is.
Were $3.50 EACH Now. .$25
GeOrgette Dresses, flesh. beige and blue
sizes SO to a.. Slightly soied. Were $3.50
each. Now Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
5 Georgette and Silk Crepe Dresses tan and
flesh; sizes SO to A. Were $25 EACH
Navy GeOrgette Dresses; sizes So and &c.
Were $3.50 each. Now .......... $14.50
7 Silk Crepe and GeOrgette Dresses, navy
blue and black sizes 38, 40, AZ and "A. Were
WoMEN's DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-11-01
Chidren's Shoes
Nlc Were much more

100 pairs pumps and oxfords,
suitable for school. In black
and tan feathers; broken sizes.
$50 pairs Children's High and
Low Shoes; styles for dress
and play. Broken sizes 81
to 2. Were $2.95.
Now .S1.95 pair
Children's Imported Wool
Bunny Bur y,h;tn slippers, YrdEsh II blue pink
Were s1,25. Now =. .S5c pair
DOWN STAIRS STORE
Evening star., 1928-11-01

4 Tailored Robes, with full
length tuxedo collars. Were
$9.75 to $l2.50 e a C h
Now ..................$4 .$4.95
A Tailored Rayon Robes with
tuxedo collars; rose, gold or
/. orchid. Were $5.75. Now $2.95
'LoOR.
Evening star., 1928-11-01
Girdles, Corsets and Brassieres

IL Corset -BrassiereS, of striped
and figured broche; sizes 80,
40 and AZ. Reduced to $1.5O
4 Satin Corset Brassieres, lace
trimmed; sizes Sc, 38 and AZ.
Were SIS each. Now. /. $3.50
] p. w. Practical Front Cor
sets, of pink coutil; sizes 26,
29, 80, 80 and SO. Were SIS.
Now .S1.95
3 CretOnne Cases. Greatly re-
duced to .................5O soc
CoRsETS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-11-01
Cotton Knit
Boomers. 68c

120 pairs Special. Slight IR-
REGULARS of higher-priced
grade. Street shades; broken
sizes.
Q Fall-Winter Union Suits.
We're more. Now. .... CSC
50 RayOn Vests and BloOmers.
Were 81 and Si.95. Now. .55c
6l pieces Wolfe Underwear.
Were more. Now. ...... 2Jc
Evening star., 1928-11-01
Girls English Ribbed Hose, 25c pair

16S pairs of quality regularly higher priced French nude
beaver and champagne shades sizes to 49, 92 and 10.
Evening star., 1928-11-01
New Rayon Twill
Slips, Special, s1.3S

100 excellently-made. full-cut
Slips, in new Fall shades.
Wine, independence blue.
cocoa. tan, flesh, navy, peach
and white. Sizes 36 to a.
II RayOn Satin Sins; sizes a.
and A. Were $1.95. Now. 81
81 pairs Rayon Sports Bloom
ers. Dark shades: sizes q
and 20. Were S1.l5 pair.
Now ............. soc