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(4) Black Waists, in smartly tailored
styles. Regular $7.95 values. Now Sl.95
ID Black silk Waist, Of excellent
quality silk. Smartly styled. Was
1886. Now. .................. .$l.5O
90 Black Wolfe Waist, drastically cut
for quick selling. Was $1.s5. Tomor-
10 Black Tailored waists. in both
regular and extra sizes. Wonderful
values. Were $3.95. Now. ..S
az RaincOat, snart1y tailored, but
slightly soiled. A rare bargain. Was
1925. Now. .................... 1913
l9) RaincOafs, of rubberized fabric,
guaranteed waterproof. Slightly soiled.
Were $685.. Now. .............. Les
~ RaincOat; wonderful bargain,
but slightly soiled. Was 1895.
NOW .........s......... $1.25
tS3) Velveteen Jackets, smartIy
tailored in double breasted STYLES.
Many colors. Were $5.95. Now. SEQ
I'd Jersey Dress, in a smartly tailored
style. Greatly reduced. was s5.s5.
NV $1.90
~ Silk Sports Dress. A rare beauty
At its new low price. Was $3.50.
~ Jersey Sports Dresses, in. many
smart styles and wanted colors. Were
$10.95. Now. es s0
(65) Twaino Sport Frocks, in attrac.
tive styles and light colors. Formerly
$15. Now. SK Kn
al Jersey Dresses, of the better kind lind
SIN smartly tailored and well made. Were
Sports shop-second Floor
Drastic Price RadueS;or -.
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Prices SlGshed, Regardless!
Mems Wear

(42) Mems Sweaters; well made and
come IN sporty colors. Were $4.95 to
(s5j Mems Radium silk Muffiers: 4.
number Of smart designs and colors.
(2OS Mems FIanneIette Pajamas; good
warm. serviceable quality. Sizes A
ls7 pairs) Mems Gloves; broken
assortment; unlined styles, In desirable
materials not all sizes. .......... 81 SO
(1O7 pairsl Mems Lined Gauntlets;
very good values, but not all sizes
ls4sS Mems sink Ties; numerous pat.
terms and colorings to please all
(21O) Mems Gray Ribbed Union Suits:
well made and finished to please =
$50 Mems Ecru Ribbed Union
Suits: exceptional values for men who
like this type Of undergarnent. 81
l3O5) English Br0adclOth Shirts; well
made; slightly soiled. but Tubing
will remedy this. ...................S 5c
1901 Silk Crepe Mufflers, q variety or
good looking patterns and color
(78) Rayon Knitted Mufflers. 4 very
unusual buy at this low price. .70c
(43) Mems Flannelette Pajamas; good
values and well made pajamas of
warm. well wearing materials $1.39
C12l glastonbury Part-WOOI Drawers;
sizes 81, "a. A, 4s and SO only. Elk.
Mems ShOD-StFeet Floor
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Wonen's Shoes

I'll prs.S Brown Suede High Heel
OnOrds. Formerly $500. Now. SO. g5
prsl Black Suede High Heel Ok
fords. Formerly $500. Now. 1895
{! prs.l Tan Calf Three-strap Pumps.
Cuban heel. Were $3.50. Now. 1856
ca prs1 Patent One-strap Pumps,
black kid trimmed. Spanish heels.
Were $1,000. Now $5.SS
08 prs.) Patent Opera Pumps. with
light tan trimming. High heels. Were
$3.50. Now. S5.85
19 prs.l Patent Gore Pumps, with
leather buckle. Spanish heel. Were
$I.oO. Now. Observation-Disclosures 1916
Is pFs.) Patent Tongue Pumps, LOUIS
heel. Were $3.50. Now. $685.
a prs.) Patent Pumps, -sith black
and white strap. Were SIS. Now .$3.95
q prs.) Patent Pumps, with high
tongue. Were $500 Now . S3.95
Is prsl Paisley Evening Slippers, gold
heel and strap Were $40. Now. .S5.85
Third FIOOr-Lansburgh q Bro,
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ID Black Satin Afternoon Frock, size
So. Smartly tailored with beige front.
Formerly SIS. Now. ............ $500
~ Black Tucked Chiffon, in beau
tiful afternoon style. Was $3.50.
t2l Wool Georgettes. in navy and
gray striped styles. Ideal for Spring
wear. Were $45. Now. 5000. 90
~ Black Satin Afternoon FrOclk,
with pleated panel skirt effect. For
az Printed Chiffon Velvet FrOcks for
afternoon wear. Were $3.50. Now. So. 90
CD Black Satin Afternoon FrocIxs, in
smart new styles. Originally $40 5n,
NOW ..s...... .SS5.OU
u5) Afternoon FrOcks, in a splendid
collection of styles and fabrics. Rare
values. Were $29.75. Now. .S21 90
(l5) Afternoon FrOcks, in desirable
colors and styles. Were $S5. Now .Sl7.0O
Second FIoor-LansburEh & Bro.
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(4S) Boys School Suits, S.piece. In
serviceable mixtures. Knockers and
long pants. Broken sizes ? to 16.
Were $4.95. Now. $2.95
(75) Plaid Mackinaws. belted models.
Convertible collar. Sizes to 16.
Were $5.95. Now. ....... $3.95
t2D Riddles OvercOats; tan, gray and
blue. In sizes 2 and 3. Were $7.95.
a sheep-lined Coats; wonderfully
warm. Sizes 8, 10 and IL. We're
$7.95. Now. ...........s.1.s.. 1895
(14) Long School Overcoats, double
breasted models. Sizes II to II. We're
$7.95. Reduced to. 1896
(6) Boys School Knickers, lined. Sizes
Z to II. Were $1.65 to $1.93. Now. csc
ca prs.) Corduroy knickers, sizes II
to Is. Were $1.3s to $3.50. Reduced
81 High School Suits. two pairs long
pants. size is. 2 size IS. Were
STD. Now. $500
(42l Corduroy Suits. sizes to Is.
Were $5.95 to $7.95. Now reduced
to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3.50
(1O6l Heavy Sweaters, coat and pull
over styles. Sizes 4 to H. Were $1.9s.
Now reduced to. ...................S 6c
(35) Plaid Lumberjacks, sizes s to is.
Were $1.95. Reduced for clearance
TO voc
street FIoor-Lansburgh y Bro.
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ChiIdren's Shoes

go prs) Infants Cozyfoot First Step
Shoes. white, brown and patent with
coIored tops. Sizes and 2. For
merry $l.S5; Now. ............. Boo
e prs.) Tan Sharkskin Lace Shoes.
Sizes &C and 8 D. Formerly $500.
NOW ..-.............. S2.yS
Q8 prs.) Smoked Elk Shoes, patent
and black calf Sizes az to IL. For
merly $500. Now. .95
q prs.) Patent Lace Shoes, with
champagne kid top. Sizes 1115 A and
B, IL A. Formerly $500. Now. 1895
az prs) Smoked Elk Butcher Lace
Shoes. Sizes 1914 to III. Formerly
$3.50. Now. ..................$ 1.95
70 prs) Misses Brown Elk Lace
Shoes. Sizes 12h to III. Formerly
Us prs.) Junior Girls Brown Calf
One-strap Slippers. Sizes 21s to I.
Formerly $3.50. Now. -. -. .,... 1895
Second FlOor-LansbGrgh Bro.
A Clearance Group for Mothers Of
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t1OOl Novelty Weave Bungalow
Aprons, embroidered. Kinlono Sleeves.
Broken sizes. We're $1.29. Now. =. $50
t1OD Knitted WOrsted Jackets. A won
derful value at this clearance price,
Were 1896. Now. 81 .05
I'd Knitted WOrsted Jackets. Re-
duced just when they are most appre.
ciated. Were $1.95. Reduced to- 800
u2D Figured Crepe KinOnos; attrac->
tive styles. Odds and ends. Were 1888.
Reduced for pre.inventory sale to, S1.45
~ Figured Crepe KimOnOs. This Is
q surprising value at this low price.
These were $1.95. Reduced now to- 81
Third FIoor--Lansburgh d Bro.
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Fur Coats

"a Sealine Coat dyed coneyl with
natural squirrel collars and cuffs. Was
$179.50. Now OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 125
t3) SeaIine Coats dyed cOneyl. trim
med with natural squirrel. Were $165.
heQuCEu 10 S1SO
~ Sealine Coat dyed coney), with
natural squirrel collars and cuffs. Was
$19S.75. Now at .................. $165
ID Antelope Novelty Coat. Was 1926.
Now reduced to. ..........,......$ $3.50
~ Sealine Coat dyed coney), mar
mot trimmed. Was $165. Now at. .$12S
~ Sealine Coats dyed coney), plain.
Were $3.50. Reduced for clearance
10 SCU
III Hudson Seal Coat dyed muskrat),
Krimnner trimmed. Was 1898. Re-
duced to S29S
Second FlOor-Lansburgh b Bro.
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Misses Winter Goats

ca Winter Coats. fur collars and
cuffs on needleweave. Were $3S.75 to
$3.50. Reduced to ............. $500
(1A Winter Coats. fur collars and
cuffs on fine fabrics. Were $3.50 to
$3.50: in the cleanup at ...... sci 90
CD Green Broadcloth Coats, wolf
shawl and front: size is. Were $115.00.
NOW -sssssss.e..s.ss...s. .SOS.CU
Cd Tan Coat, horseshoe collar Of tan
fox; size Is. Was $135.00. Now $3.50
Cd Black BrOadclOtIl Coat, fitch
collar and cuffs; size Is. Was $115.00.
Now $3.50
Cd Gray Sport Coat, size is. Was
$46. In the cleanup at. ....... S.S2l.O0
% Gray Tweed Coats, size is. Were
SIS. Now reduced to ........... $3.50
I'D Tan Tweed Coat, size is. Was
$26. In the cleanup at. -. -. $3.50
CD Tan Sport Coat, size Is. Slightly
soiled. Was $3.50. Reduced to $21.OO
Second Lansburgh Bro.
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Upholstery Materials
and Curtains

400 prs.l RuifIed Curtains. Were
1873. Priced for quick clearance to.
pair ....-.............. ). CSC
Odd Lot Curtains. A splendid assort-
bsIievahlv INV $3.50 $50 IL eSf az
600 prs.1 Ruffled Curtains. Were 65c
Been drastically marked down to,
Remnants CretOnneg, Damasks, Ray
ons. Excellent merchandise reduced
radically. Now, yard. .39c and 69c
Fifth Floor-Lansburgh u Bro.
Extraordinary Reductions in the
Pre.lnOentOry Sale Of
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Slashine Price Reductions on
Comforts and Blankets

C4) Blue Satin Comforts, Atwood filled
and neatly quiltsd. Were Sl2.
Now OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $I2.O5
81 Atwood Blankets, S0x90, and in
singly. Were SIS. Now. 1880. $12.95
Q9l Imported Steamer Rugs, in light
colors and fringed ends. Wonderful
values. Were 1895. Now. $3.50
(3l Plush Auto Robes, size 50xS0
inches. Formerly priced at $6.95.
NOW ..ss.s..s s..ss. $3.50 $500. -
(Sl Imported Italian Silk Blankets,
In beautiful colorings and sizes a9Ox100.
Were SIS. Now. .............. $685.
Third FIoor-Lansburgh q Bro.
Lou Priced for cEean-Up Sale!
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Women's Coats

u.s. Women's Winter Goats, with fur
collars and cuffs, on needleweaves.
Were $3.50 to $3.50. Now. $500
(22) Women's Winter Coats, with fine
fur collars and cuffs. Were $49.75 and
So5.oO. now .S2l 90
ID Black Broadcloth Coat. size IS.
Beaver shawl collar and cuffs. Was
e1oo. now. ................. $50 so
ID Black Coat, with red fox shawl
collar and cuffs. Size SO. Was $3.50.
Reduced to $50 s0
"a Suede Coats; tan and / gray.
Size 20. Pointed wolf shawl and border.
Were $3.50. Now. ....... S59. so
Cd Black Coat, opossum shawl and
border. Size ~. Was $3.50. Reduced
70 ........s.s......$ 500
Second FlOOr-Lansbnrgh & Bro.
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Beds and Bedwear

Cd Silk Comforts, fine Atwood filling.
] rose, blue. Were $35. Reduced for
Gted14nce Losss.. ........ @EZ.OU
I'd Dolly Madison Spreads. size 72x-
10S. For twin beds. Cream and gold
brocade designs. Were SIS. Now. 81 so
(2O) Feather Pillows, size 17x25 inches.
Made Of heavy art ticking. Were
75c. Now. soc
ID Blue Rayon Comfort, with Atwood
filling. Was SIS. Now reduced to. 1895
I'd All Layer Felt Mattress, for y
size bed. Slightly damaged. Was 500
Now at................. .S14.9J
ID Twin Bed Spring, size 3 #. in
Guaranteed for Is years. Was $3.50.
For clearance at. ............... $9.45
Cd Simmons Bed, slightly scratched.
Solid head and foot board. Twin size.
Was $3.50. Marked down to. .S18.75
Third Floor-Lansburgh d Bro.
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SiIk-faced Duvetyne, So inches wide.
Fine soft quality in many wanted
colors. Regular $3.50 grade. Now, I'd. 81
KimOnO Silk, in many assorted colore
and patterns. SO and S6 inches wide.
Was $1.59 yd. Now, yd .S1.15
All-silk BrOadCIOtI1 and POngee, In
desirable colors for frocks and linz
gerie. 80 inches wide. Was 81 yard.
NOW. yds.. NC
Georgette Metal BrOcade, 40 inches
wide. Navy and black grounds with
silver and gold. Were 1895. Now,
yo...... :. go. =. =. 80
Khaki K0ol and Fan Ia Si'' Silk.
in a host OF pretty coIors. Regular
$3.50 quality. Now, yard :. Isl .0S
Self COlOred BOrdered Silk, so inches
wide. Choice of black and brown. Reg
ular $6 value. Now. 1888
All-silk Satin Charmeuse, 54 inches
wide. A half dozen desirable shades.
Regular secs grade. Now, yd..S2
Third Floor-Iansburgh Bro.
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Atwood Suede Coating, 81 inches
wide. Choice of 4 wanted colors 6 to.
10 yard lengths. Our regular S. value.
NOW s.... $4.Sd
Atwood Flannel, "a and so inches
wide. Fine soft quality. Was $1.19
yard Now, yard. .................7 9c
M yds,) Atwood Fancy Flannel, 81
inches wide. Delft blue, with fancy
borders Regular $3.50 value. Now. 30
l8M yds.l Striped Nub Suiting, SO
inches WIDE All wool deli blue. For
merly 1896. Now, yard, . .S1.69
Third EIOor-Lansburgh 8 Bro.
Remarkable Ynlues n Hnndaone
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llneTlS

COIOred Barred Wash Cloths; good
size cloths. in rose, blue. gold and hello
trimming. Were 10c. for. .42c
Imported Antique FfIet Spreads,
70x90 and S0x1OO inch sizes. Lovely
designs and colors. ...........2 $50 off
Scarfs to Match, 1Sx36-inch size. 75c;
1Sx45 inch size, CSC and 18x54-inch
SIZE = . . . . = . H1sI0
Third FlO0r-LansburRh q Bro.
Enjoy the Rich BeGuty and These
SuUin1s on
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Ridieulously Lou Priced
Housewares

Nickel Silver Knives and Forks, In
an attractive pattern for daily use.
We're 12c. Sc
Flower Baskets--with metal insets.
Were 49c--to go tomorrow at 29c
Cream Whip Sets, choice OF glass or
earthenware bowl. Were CSC. 39c
Ten.inch Mixing Bowls. Were sI9S--
tomorrow at the very low price OF. ST. 80
92.Inch Mixing Bowls. Were ST 40, g8c
015.inch Mixing Bowls. Were Csc. .69c
6.inch Mixing Bowls. Were 69c. 400
&. 4 g. Laundry Soap. Regularly &c, Sc
White Enamel Fountain Syringe
Coffee Mills and Grinders. Were SIC
al the very low price Of ..... 49c
sixth FloOr-Lansburgh d Bro.
Radical pie. $50. =, 7-L... $780,.
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Misses Dresses

~ Formal, Street and Afternoon
Frocks, sizes IA, 16, Is. Were $S5 to
sos. Reduced SCI
49, Street and Afternoon ErOcks, satin
and flat crepe. Sizes IA, 16, 10. Were
S3s.75 to S45. Now. .S31
n0) High Grade FrOcks--of the formal
type. New shades. Sizes IA to 1S.
Were $49.75 to $3.50. Now. .S33
Q2) Street, Sports and Afternoon
FrockS, and apiece models. Sizes
IA to 20. Were $25 to $35. Now .Sf7.N
"a Misses Dance Frocks, tulle and
taffeta. In pastel shades. Were 500. rs.
t5) Misses Dinner and Dance FrOcks,
yeorgette, chiffon, velvet, beaded. Sizes
Is to 20, Were $45 to $50. Now. .$31
Second FIOOr-Lansburgh g. Bro.
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ID Breakfast Room Server. Was
$i2.25. Finished in gray and copper
enamel Hardwood. Now. 1895
4) Buffet Mirrors, heavy decorated
plate glass. Polychrome frame. Slight
ly scratched. Were $685.. Now. .$7.95
(2) Sewing Cabinets, solid mahogany.
Priscilla type. Were 1880. Now
reduced to. Sl1.95
: ID Solid Mahogany Umbrella Stand,
useful and decorative. Was $3.50.
For quick clearance. Now .S1O.g5
Fifth FlOor-Lansburgh Bro.
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Derelcts, MISUNDERSTANDING chests for you-hope chests
for Merchandise that il desrablefor nowfor later
and that must be sold before inventory Your
joys and our sorrow, for every piece marked price
that will hurry it out tomorrow, Friday.
Some soiled, mussed-but mostly odd lots and all
desirable Every floor-every deparment-has cleaned
miss.
There's only one law for short lots-aI sales final
& O. - or Mail Orders accepted account Of limited
quantities.
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uS) Oval Rugs, a size that will fit IN
most anywhere: lovely patterns and
colors. Were CSC. Now. .. 75c
t5Ol Rag Rugs, variety of attractive
solid colors of rose, blue and orchid:
a desirable. size. Were 79c. Now. soc
toOO YARDS Felt Base Floor Covering:
attractive patterns. Were age to
55c. .......,.,. Ok
Iox06 Mats; serviceable Felt Base
Mats. In distinctive patterns and
SOiO4S 1890, g5H
Fifth Floor-LansburSh & Bro.
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Re-Priced Much Lower!
Wash Goods

1885 yards Wash Materials, 32-inch
ginghams, 36-inch suitings, 36.inch
navy japanese crepe. 32.inch prints,
36inch percales. Were 19c to Csc.
o4N .lSL2C
Third Floor-LansburRh d Bro.
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1857 Jersey Dresses; becomingly made
along attractive straightlines. Were
PS.Oo' = y .5S
t25) Wool Jersey Dresses: smart long
sleeve models, good colors. Were
1900. NOW. S495
Third FlOOr-Lansburxh & Bro
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t2l Women's Evening Dresses, attrac.
tive styles. beautifully beaded, $69.5O
and $S5 values Reduced to $25
ca Women's Evening Dresses. Were
$3.50 to $125. Various sizes This
radical reduction for clearance! Now S33
(2) Women'a Evening Dresses. Were
$69.50 and $3.50. Marked down to S36
Second Floor
Any Number Of Ifems Of Importance
Substantially Reduced IN The
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Two Days
Thursday
and Friday
Exceptional Price Cute in
Children's Hosiery

t98 pairsl ChiIdren's M.Iength Silk
and Rayon Socks: good patterns, but
some soiled or mussed .......S 9c
40 pairs) Imported Half Socks, silk
and wool and rayon and wool included,
broken lines .ss...s............. csc
go pairs) Long Silk Stockings, in
black and brown. Ribbed style in a
broken range OF sizes. sec
Street F1oor-Lansburgh 3 Bro.
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Items Priced for a Hurried
clearancsfrom Our
Art Department

Bingham Breakfast Sets, stamped
ready for embroidery. Set Of cloth and
four napkins. Were 39c. Now. lee
Bingham Scarfs and Centers. Stamp.
ed, easy to embroider. Were acc.
NOW .....s...s..s....s... =. $50. i. lie
French Flowers, for trimming shades,
pillows, etc. Drastically reduced. For
n1erly 25c to $3.50. Now 10c to Sl.sS
Third FIOor--Lanahurgh BRO.
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t13l MirroIeen Cloth Bags, pouch
style, in tan, cocoa, green and maroon.
Were $685.. S.
t6l Mems COWhide Travelling Bags, IL.
inch size, in black and brown, leather
lined. Were SIS, Now. $3.50
Street Fl0Or-Lansbufgh Bro.
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Girls Dresses

(30) Girls Dresses, silk and velvet
combination and crepe and velvet
Blue. brown, red and green. Sizes
to L. We're S5.9s Now. 1898
Fourth F1oor-Lansburgh q Bro.
Lou PYe.lnUentory Price on Women's
end ChsIdren'a
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China and Glassware

00) Earthenware Teapots; brown or
black; individual size. Were Acc.
NOW .....-....... .................1S c
(24) Pottery Vases; several shapes
and color combinations. Were CSC.
%NOW 0OC
"A pairs) Chinese Brass CandIestichs.
Were $3.50 pair. Now. .SI.S5
ID Brass Rose Jar, in very pretty
design. Was 1895. Now. as
pair Brass Book Ends, a partic-
nlarly interesting design. Was 1895
~NoW "'''.''. .$l.95
Clearance of our Better Salad Plates:
coiored glass in excellent design. Were
~ dozen. Now, each. soc
$3.50 Eartlernware jugs: good size;
tnree patterns for choice. Were 81.
. . , . :,
sixth FlOOE--LansburHh Bro.
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{9OOl 81x9O Seamless Sheets. sSc
(4OOl 81x9O and 8lx99 sheets 88c
5000 42x36 and 45x36 PillOwcases &c
1860 yds.) 36.inch UnbleacIled Sheet.
ing, yard. ",
36-inch LOngcIOtll, yard. ~. 12c
Third Floor-Lansburgh q Bro.
Many DesirabLs Styles at Reduced
Prices IL
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(89D Philippine Chemise, built-up and
strap models. Hand embroidered and
sewn. Slightly mussed. Sizes a6 to A.
Were $1.95. Now. 81
Third FIoor-Lansburgh 4 Bro.
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$3.50 pairs) Women's Fashioned
Silk Stockings. Brown and black only,
broken sizes ....s.s.s.. ..s...s .40C
90 pairs) Women's Seamless LisIe
Stockings. in brown only. Very good
Street Floor-Lansburgh q Bro.
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Framed Pictures, sizes 13x17 and
15Ax13h: many colors, popular sub.
1ects. Were $1.00. Now. sac
Street FIOor-LanSburgh a. Bro.
SG0s considsrGbIy in This Clearance
of Smart
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Priced for Clearance
Glove Silk Underwear

Glove Silk Vests and Bloomers, in
complete range of sizes and colors.
Were $1.65. Now.
Glove Silk Vests. Bloomers and
Chemise. Not all sizes and colors.
Were S1.95. Now. ................Sl .45
Third FlOor-LansburEh g. Bro.
The MGrk.down PenciLs Cut
Deep in Clean Up Of
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600 pcs) Table Silver. plated. Plain
style. Reduced for quick close out.
Was 15c piece. Now. so
Street Fioor-Lansburgh 3 Bro.
your Opportunity TO Profit By the
Drastic Reductions in
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Fur Goats, Too
Reduced, SIS

III sealine (dysd ccney) Natural:
squirrel collar and cuffs Was
800. Now gBS.
"a Brown CaracuI; fox collar.
Was 3179.6O. Now asB.
% Gray CaracuI. fox collar Vas
sl6b. Now SIS.
90 Brown CaracaIas plain. We're
1855. Now SIS.
ID Gray Caracul, plain. was s16s.
Now @S5.
I'll Sea Lion Novelty. was $1Ss.
Now SIS.
10 Gray CaracuI; fitch collar.
Was 1900 Now SIS.
t2l sea1ines dyed coney), ernin-
cite trimmed. Was 800. New &HB.
mot collars and cuffs Were 800.
Now $50.
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A S1Ofngs Opportunity Mothers viii
Welcomed
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Worthwhile Reductions Tonsorrosu In
These Groups Of
Jr. Misses Coats

(5J Junior Misses Winter Goats, with
fur shawl collars and cuffs Were
$3.50. Reduced to. Z. ......... $780, 30
81 Junior Misses Winter Coats, fur
collars and cuffs. Were $4S.75. Now
(D Junior Misses Winter Coats.
Were $3.50. In this great cleanup
~ $500. = ~. 45l-UUs
nO) Junior Misses Winter Coats.
Were $39.75. Reduced to. SCI. 90
second Flccr-Lansbnrgh a Bro.
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Way Lower Priceds
Half Off Flowers

Shoulder Flowers and Boufonnieres,
marked way lower than usual Were
Zoe to 70c. Now. ....... 1910 to 38c
Street FIoor-Lansburgh q BRO.
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Two Days
Thursday
and Friday

Mfnnette Shop Offers Reductions for
Junior Misses u
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Stdshfhe Reductions On
LaceS and Trimmings

Cotton Laees and Insertions, Calais,
Val and cIuny, in / and inch widths.
We're 1870 and 15c Now yard 81. Sc
Sc to soc yard
street Floor -I.ansburgh 3 Bro.
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Every Yard Desirable EOery Yard
Priced TO Clear OuiekIyl
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,Re-Priced With No Thought to
Original Prices!
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Jersey Dresses

Drastic Price Cuts on
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Prices HE Bottom in The Pre-
Inventory Cie0n.Up Of
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Leather Goods

Roek-Bottom Price,!
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Don1eSticS

Priced q CEear QuiekIy!
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Wool Goods

Price, Hif Rock Boffognl
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Framed Pictures

Lou Remnant Prices on
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Furniture

Remarkable Values II Handson,e
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A Cleaxanes Group for Mothers Of
E;rl.f
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Evening Dresses

Radical Mark.DoDns on Women.
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Wonen's Hosiery

'sBuyine' Opportunities IN
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Wonen's Dresses

Refore-Lnpentory cIean.LTn
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Floor COVERINGS

Drastic Price Reduction an
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Undergarments

Lou Priced for clsan-Up Sal
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Home FrocIks

ldical Price euts n These Grouua 81
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Gloves

and Children,
Evening star., 1928-05-27
CHAIRMAN BUTLER
DIES; WAS VETERAN
OF LOWER HOUSE

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chair in the we'll in front OF the
Speakers roStrum, where he could at
least see II not hear all that was going
on.
Grew Old in Congress.
Tom" Butler grew old in Congress
He came as young man and remained
long after his hair had turned snow
white The last day he was on the
House floor his mind was as keen as
on the day he took the oath of ONCE
He always expressed his views in short
sentences and could crowd into few
words o vast amount Of information.
Mr. Butler first came TO Congress in
1897. Only one member now serving
preceded this date. Henry Allen Cooper
of Wisconsin, who. however, had one
break in his long period Of service.
Mr. Butler was born in Uwchland
Township. Chester County, Pa. on
November 4, 1855. He was educated in
the common schools and the West
Chester Normal School and was ad-