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The Washington times., 1928-04-26
Pay Cut Avoided; House Vote Due Monda!.
Junk FRS May FLY ON
HERE FOR NERAL
Fl OYD

LAKE ST. AGNES, Quebec, April 76. The Atlantic
fefs Baron Won Huenefeld Captain Koehl and Major
flight from est Is west landed ii Lake ST ASnes a
3:55 this afternoon.
They had hoped off from their historic landing
place CreenIy Island 1880 Atlantic time this
ing with Bernt Balchen famous fer 1t the controls
by Internah X
NEW YORK, April 26.-Baron Won Huenefeld and
his companions will arrive at Mitchell Field Mt o'clock
tomorrow afternoon according to cabegram received
by Mayor Walker thiS afternoon from Representatives
Of the New York welcoming committee. The message
which came from Long Point, N. f., via Fogo, read:
Leaving for Murray Bay. Mitchell Field p. FRI
day, weather permitting. Regards"
The city's representative, newspaper man, Is
aboard the Ford relief ship.
The Washington times., 1928-04-26

WASHINGTON Bishop threw out
Goslin. Hale threw out Bluege.
Ruel was hit in the back by a
pitched ball. Quinn threw ont Gillis.
NO runs, no hits, no errors, one
left.
Fifth Inning
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. flied to
Goslin. Speaker grounded to Hayes
who tumbled but threw him out.
GilIls went into short for Miller's
rly. No runs, no hits, no errors.
none left.
WASHINGToN-Hayes singled to
center. Zachary hit into a double
play. Quinn to Bishop to Hauser.
West singled to right. Rice flied
to Cobb. No runs. two hits, no
errors, one left.
The Washington times., 1928-04-26
LEXINGTON RESULTS

FIRST RAcE-Futurity Course.
One way (Landolt) Sass sTs4 3lsl
Bond slave, (Fronk).. 1000 6.aS
Louis Rubin (Munn).. S.a2
Updike. Alleghan, Col. Schooler, Ny
Valet. Jimmie Shannon, Dusty Mary,
Welcome, widgson, ana Blue Beans also
ran. Time, soc.
The Washington times., 1928-04-26
S25O.OOO FIRE

WILMINGTON. n. c., April 20
Damage caused TO the Nitrate Fer
tilizer Company's plant here by fire
will reach around $3.50 900. it was
estimated here today. The loss was
mostly covered by insurance. The
origin of the blaze has not been de-
taTmined, -.,- ~, -
The Washington times., 1928-04-26
GALIM0RE GUILTY, is
FINED SIS BY BOARD

Policeman Dalton E. Galimore. of
the Traffic. Bureau. was found
guilty of making inconsistent
statements to superior officer, by
the Police Trial Board, late today.
The Washington times., 1928-04-26

the Junkers Fla to attend the
funeral tomorrow of Floyd
Bennett.
This plan OF Miss Herta Junkers
was disclosed today at Curtiss Field,
Long Island, where Pilot Fred Mel
choir was preparing the Fla for q
TURN OVERl
The Washington times., 1928-04-26
~ International News service

nv ImtePn0tlOmaI news SeFVHc0
NEW YORK, April 26. The
three heroes of the Bremen,
en- route today to Lake St.
Agnes, Quebec, in the Ford
relief plane, may fly from
there direct to Washington in
The Washington times., 1928-04-26
SANK STATEMENTS

WashingtO clearing house,
$S.657 ,O4S.59. st
New York clearing house balan ,
&l27, 900 900.
Treasury balance, $234, 64l .9S2.74.
Customs receipts, $50, 44,045.5S.
The Washington times., 1928-04-26

A fine of SIS was imposed on Cali.
more.
OF conduct preiudicial to the good
order of the department and of
knowingly making a false state
CONTINUED on Page 2, Column ~
The Washington times., 1928-04-26
ADVERTISEMENT
CHANGE IN SCHEDULE
snITuERM RAIH WAY

Effestive sat APR. 2Sth. Train 81
CAsheville- Augusta Specia:l will leave
Washington daily. at S.s6 p, M. instead
of 1895 p. NJ. Slight changes in Local
service, Consult Ticket Agents city
Ticket office. 1919 H Street N. w. Tel.
The Washington times., 1928-04-26

o4,gs. M Time ISL Purse. III, 200.
500; fourth, $50 For two year-old
go. off at 2:30. Start. poor. Won,
.. by Traprockz Ponte Rosa. Owner
The Washington times., 1928-04-26

$3.50 snow
McNamee
good efort Owen
TIKI and
upward o
winner CHI by strock-c0ntnent owner
The Washington times., 1928-04-26

fRo ester ID
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but
fina i've. -
SECOND uIongs. Value to
Went to most at seoi.
Nevada stock
The Washington times., 1928-04-26
eaT,4Ers rI,E.AIF

FIRST RACE Four and one half ful
Value to winner, $3.50 second. 5000; thir
1naidep4 Claiming. Went to post AZ
driving Place, same. Winner CHI. r.
A. z. canale. Trainer. ". z. Midgley
The Washington times., 1928-04-26

Two-doHar mutuels paid-Prickly Heat,
George de Mar, $3.50 place 80 show;
Prickly Heat. quick TO begin, took e.
shook keen opposition and continued viii
de Mar fractions AT the barrier and ou
hAEf the others,
The Washington times., 1928-04-26

paid
King
Ifmne finished oelao
rush. r Canoe rmine
and one-d
Purse to
sta Won ace.
RI j / Nlchol
Evening star., 1928-06-14
FAIRFAX CHAMBER
SECRETARY RESIGNS
County Courthouse Chosen as Reg
ular Meeting Place Of
Group.
special Dispatch 70 The star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
FAIRFAX. Va, June 14--At the
meeting Of the Fairfax County Chamber
Of Commerce, held last night in the
school auditorium at Baileys Cross
Roads j. Sidney Wiley. secretary. ten
dered his resignation. stating that due
70 his frequent absences from home he
was unable TO give the position the at
tentA0n ii required. Upon suggestion of
several Of the directors. he agreed tO
retain the Office until the next meeting,
at which time will be held the annual
election Of neg directors and officers.
President e. G. Gibbs appointed the fol-
lowing nominating committee to prepare
% slate: j. w. Cox Of Mount Vernon
district. VIII Cleveland Of Falls Church
district, George r. Robey Of Providence
district. BENJAMIN j. GeYitt Of Lee dis
trict, John d. Bel Of CenteryilIe district
ard John Middleton Of DranesyiIIe dis
frIct. Mf. Robey was named chairman
Of the committee. The terms Of the
following directors will expire this
month: NJ s. KielsgaYd, Martin Webb,
II. ID. Hail, O. VI. Hutchinson, q. X.
Pickett. Franklin Williams, NJ r.
Church, j. w. Rust and W. r. Hgmme
Tine county courthouse at Fairfax
waS ehosen as the regular meeting place
except on occasions when the chamber
accepts specific invitations to meet else
where.
J. Sidney wiley, NJ. r. Webb. Robert
Ta1rke and viii Cleveland we're ap-
pointed 10 assist Mr. Gibbs in mailing
70 every box holder on the mai routes
~ the county copy of the booklet on
FAIRFAX County. issued this Spring by
the Chamber ~ Commerce. IN Accord
Snee with contracts signed by adyer-
tsseyg
ftssDs and EDDey reported progress In
ffae negotiations being conducted for the
establishment In Fairfax County " an
EeyeyaUttcSi university for the training
Of civilian avsStors. Mr. Rooey advised
that the committee si1oulG Immediately
ssceyt23G wflSt Inducements are neces~
E2ry W obtain this location. a. In his
oplr1lon Virginia could n0t hope 10 raise
SegerAi-Egilison~dojiA endowment,
such ~ mas keen offered In California
emo CEisn9K0a.
Evening star., 1928-06-14
AVIATION MISSION
| FINISH VISIT TODAY
Dinner at French Embassy
Final Event in Round of
Entertainment.

The French aviation mission was
back in Washington today following a
visit to Annapolis yesterday afternoon
and a dinner in Baltimore last night
given in honor of the members of the
Chamber of Commerce of that city.
Tomorrow morning, under present
plans. the II members will depart for
Lakehurst, n j., in the Navy Ford
plane which carried them on a 5000
mile flight The visit TO LakehurSt will
be for the purpose of getting an inti-
mate view Of the rigid airship Los
Angeles. and TO make a brief study of
the Nays lighter -than-a air craft devel-
opponent
There is one member of the mission
who probably will enjoy the visit
more than any one else. He is NJ. de
Montgolfier, balloon expert of France.
and direct descendant of the Mont
golfer brothers. who built the first prac-
tical balloon in June. 1888.
Full Program for Today.
To-day the mission visited the Bureau
Of Standards, Arlington National Gene
terry and the Smithsonian Institution.
The members were guests at luncheon
given by the United States Chamber of
Commerce. and late this afternoon they
were to be informally entertained by
MAJ. Georges Thenault. air attache of
the French embassy. Tonight a dinner
VIII be given in their honor at the
rTencn embassy. The delegates expect
TO sail from New York Friday evening.
AT the luncheon given in honor OF
the visitors at the Hay-Adams House
yesterday afternoon b. the District
Chapter, National Aeronautic AsSocia-
tion, Gen. Paul Boucabeille, head of
the mission. declared he and his COL
leagues were amazed by the rapid de-
velopment Of commercial aviation and
the interest taken in 1t by the people
OF America
Our visit was too short. We would
have liked more time to study what
America has done in aviation You in
America have developed a great field
the air mail, while we in France are
paying more attention to the carrying
OF passengers and freight We were so
interested in the air mail that we stayed
up all night in Chicago to see the mail
planes come in and go out"
Praise for Navy Pilots.
The general thanked the Depart
ment OF Commerce and the Navy for
making the trip possible. Referring to
the two pilots-Lieut. H. r. Bowes and
Lieut.. George De Baum, both of the
naval air station here. who few the
party around the United States, the
general said they were amazed at their
ability" and he thanked them heartily
for their efforts 70 make the trip SO
successful
Leighton Rogers. European CONNER
cial aEtache. assigned by the department
10 assist the delegates. introduced the
members Of the mission TO the District
chapter. William p. MacCracken, jr.,
Assistant Secretary Of Commerce for
Aeronauticg. in brief address, declared
I'VE are not only glad of this opportu-
nifty 10 meet the members Of the mis-
sion, but feel dattered that they were
willing TO come over and see what we
are doing in aviation"
Henry A. Berliner, president of the
local chapter, presided.
Evening star., 1928-06-14
Women's S Pumps and
Oxfords, s4.95 10 ";1; SIS 8"

In the So pairs that comprise this group included the follow
styles
Gray Kid i-strap Pumps, patent trimmed
Patent Step-n Pumps lizard calf underay.
Patent 1-strap Pumps. kid trimmed
Patent Opera Pumps.
White Buck Crepe-soe Sports in black patent
calf
Patent Fancy Strap Pumps.
Sizes in The combined styles are:
AAA S. So, g, AA Az, 5.5t5 tn
b 31a. T. Az. 6l2, g. 315,
WoMENs SHOES, THIRD
Evening star., 1928-06-14
Aprons and Uniforms Reduced

0 Small Band Aprons, finished
with a plain rufiie. Were soc.
NOW ..,..'.......+ 3ac
. Collar and Cuif Sets. of dotted
Swiss, finished with hem
stitching. Were 75c n set.
NOW ..........,.... SOC
. Tailored StraightIine Uni
forms, Of white nurses cloth:
loose belt and long sleeves;
size is only. Were 81 each.
NO" '.s. .....,.... $g.95
UNIFORMS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-06-14
Toilet Goods Reduced

81 Venetian Puff Jars reduced.
3 at 75c that we're S1.25 each.
3 at soc that were 81 each.
2 at SIPS that were $3.50 ca.
2 at 35c that we're 75c each.
3 at $I.75 that were SO each.
at So that was $3.50.
Q at SI.25 that we're $3.50 "a.
7 at SIPS that were $3.50 ca.
4 at 81 that were 50 each.
at soc that was SIPS.
at 75c that was $50.
TOILET GooDs. FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-06-14

White Nurses Cloth Uni
forms; waist-line model with
loose belt and long sleeves;
sizes 38 and 40. Were SIS
eaCH. NOW. ,............S 1918
Straightline Uniforms. of
chambray and cotton pongee.
gray. green and lavender in
sizes "a, ~ and As. Were
SO each Now. .Si.gS
White Service Aprons, with
reversible fronts; sizes 36 and
10. Were SO each. Now 95c
Evening star., 1928-06-14
Embroidered Linens Reduced

Handkerchief Bas. was &2.2s.
! NlghtsowD Case. was s3,So.
| glove Case. was si.7s. Now Il II
Corset BaE. Was So Now .kI
l HANDKERCHIEF Case. Was sl7s,
NOW ....,s.,..... 81
Shoe BARS. Were "a. Nov ,Ss
Pin Cushions Were ITS. Now ii
Mo shopping BAGS with applique
saeslkn9i J blue and gray, Were
Decorated Cheese Isaards with
KNIFE We're So zach. Now use
ART EMBROIDERY, SEVENTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1928-06-14
Lamps and Shades Reduced
Some are slightly

some are Sllghtly
! Peach Georgette Bed Lamp:
silk lined. lace and ribbon
trimmed. Was $3.50. Now SIS
/ Orchid GeOrgette Bed Lamp;
silk lined. lace and ribbon
trimmed. Was $3.50. Now IS
] Oval Bridge Shade; silk and
georgette. Was $3.50. Now ST
l Oval Taffeta Bridge Shade;
gold and green; with ribbon
edge. Was $3.50. Now. IS
/ Decorated Pottery Portable.
Was 50. Now ..........S1
! Junior Portable in antique
gold finish; hammered ef-
feet. Was $3.50. Now $3.50
LAMPS, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-06-14

oiled or damaged.
/ Junior Floor Lamp Shade;
georgette with silk lining
braid and flower trimmed.
Was S32.50. Now. $3.50
] IL = inch Pleated Parchment
Shade; decorated in floral de-
sign. Was $3.50. Now. 81
l Metal and Marble Lamp, fin-
ished in antique gold with
pleated tafeta shade. Was
$50. Now. $50
! 2-Light Junior Portable; an
tique gold finish. Was $50.
Now $40
/ Wood Portable: yellow enam-
eled. Was $3.50. Now. .$1.50
Evening star., 1928-06-14

Decorated Fruit Boards with two
knives each. Were si.50 each.
NOV .,,.. ......,... 7ie
Decorated Bread Beard and Knife.
Was $3.50. Nov ...,....,.."'xi
n.r.andy Pillows and Cretonne
inn.,s,,., rsliow, Were sl'so and 81, re-
stocking Box. Was 8hc Now sae
ttiIity h0xes. Were asc Now hOr
utiiity Box. Was 2l.2S. Now TSe
SIX Pliiow. Was 81 .gS. Nov 81 S0
Initiation Crystal Trees OF Dem
nison'a wax. Reduced TO IN
sanitas Cloths. Were 81. Now soc
Evening star., 1928-06-14
Silver-Plated Ware Greatly Reduced

7 FiaweF bowls. We're $3.50 each.
Eow s,, y. 'ss.,.a 1a.a.,.,.. u,sas -
1890 each. Now ,...s1ts,.,t 80
8 glaWsr Bowls. We're 1880 each
nlass Trees with silver Hasas,
Were 80 each. Now, .s..,.,. .8A,na
SiLyEHWARE. FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-06-14
Cutlery Reduced
Masters of Painting"
y a copy Were IS

Among the fifteen volumes that COM
prise this lot are Vatican, HogarLh
and DE Hn0ch.
y Copies "kea and Sussex" by Rud-
yard Kipling, illustrated by Donald
maxwell Were 81 each Now. $3.50
Copies Events and EmbTOideries,"
essays by H. " Lucas. Were 81.
80" 80 ftt ? F.f.g - 8ttf 81
Copies "SnDerw0men, by Albert
faygon Terhnne. were $3.50.
I"~ tttsttts ttsssisttttttttst.tf@ @IthU
y Copies "Out Of the Sea-" play by
Don Marquis. We're 81, Nov, 81
Many other attractive titles offered
On Friday at Greatly Reduced
Prices
Books, FnsT FLooE.
Evening star., 1928-06-14

IS Elizabeth Arden's "O'Boy"
Single Compacts; a discon-
tinued style. Were SIPS
each. Now. .75c
IS Bottles X Kaiserin Farina
Cologne, with sponge. Were
soc. Now. ...............3 .35c
2 Venetian Candy Jars. Were
$3.50 each. Now. Use
! Perfume Bottle. Was SO.
NOW ..,.y y....... Sl.5D
2 Perfume Burners; slightly
damaged. Were IS. Now +. 81
l At0mizer. Was So. Now. "a
Evening star., 1928-06-14

Dark Red Leather Frame;
the ski size. Was $4.
NOW ....... ....s........S SZ
Rose Travelling Clocks: 1-day
movement. Were $10.50 each.
Now Sc
Blue Travelling Clock; 8-day
movement. w as $3.50.
W." FO.OV
Blue Leather Frame; the 7X9
size. Was $l2. Now. ..S6
Evening star., 1928-06-14
Costume Jewery Reduced

10 Novelty Bracelets. Were 81
each. Now ..............5O soc
/ Pearl (simuIated) Choker.
Was IS. Now ....... .S3
3 Novelty Bracelets Reduced.
l at SIS; was $40.
/ at S12; was sl6.
at SO; was S12.
Evening star., 1928-06-14
Remnant Day Savings Are 25% and More
OF sent c. Q. d. on approval mail orders not accepted
Clocks and Frames Reduced

Lavender Leather Frame:
9xll size. Was $l2. Now Sc
l Oval Rose Leather Frame;
the 8X10 size. Was $12.
ANOW Ab
2 Blue fooled Leather Frames:
SKI and 6x8 sizes. Were 81
each. Now 50
Rose Travelling Clock; 8-day
movement. w a S S23.75.
Nov SIZN
CLOCKS AND FRAMES, FIRST FLoor
Evening star., 1928-06-14

10 Black and White Chokers.
Were 81 each Now. go. soc
5 Crystal Pendant Necklaces.
Were $500 each. Now. 81
0 Novelty Necklaces Reduced:
2 at So; were $3.50.
4 at ST; were So.
! at SlI.25; was SIS.
! at $3.50; was $40.
] at 50; was $l2.
COSTUME JEWELRY, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-06-14
Flowers, CSC Were 85c each

NO sprays OF these porcelain flowers
Mt this very unusual saving.
IS sprays Of Decorative Foliage.
Were soc spray. Now 49,. iae
Ham ORNAMENTS, FIRST Floor.
Evening star., 1928-06-14
800 Remnants
Wash Dress Goods
Reduced $50 to 33B%

IN this Friday offering pieces containing to Yards of the
following materials - - -
Printed Voies Printed Celanese Zephyr GinRhas
Cotton Poplns Embroidered Swiss zephys Tissue Gnghams
CoTToN Dress GooDs, SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1928-06-14

Now Isc
II Work Has Tape Measures. Were
Doe each Now w,...,,., aSe
J Needle Boaks, Were 81. as. Now Isl
Needle na0ks. We're ~. Now Si
Needle hooks With Scissors, Were
Needle BOakA. We're 7ac Nov noe
30 Leather Needle Barrels, Were
ONO ench, NOW ,+,...,t,... s5e
ID small sewing hoxes. Were soc.
ROW +...t.;,.,.s,.t sSr
~ Uoiofed Sewing Hexes. Were 7ae
rhhhs Now tAt.s.,t.,.,, 3Sc
5 Silk Pin Cushions, Were aI25
eaeh Now ,.t,...,G,.,. 1aa
Evening star., 1928-06-14
Wolfe, 38c yard Vas 7se

100 2ply plain voe suitable for Summer dra
peries and vomen and chldens In
TAM black, -
DRESS GooDs, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-06-14
Hrs. Belle Lucado, SIS, Dies,

a2~fas3 Dss1ssen ~ 3t4e sE&r,
LYNCEBUFsJ, Va. June 1S.-Mre.
Ees)f v L2cano, s5 years " age, widow
u Leonard r. Laiezco. died sf her
home Tuesday night. having been iii
sDss2e weeks Mrs., j.lc2do waa native
81 EotRt0Drt County gfae lived most
~ SeF Bfe nege,
bfgs IA1Gacg Was Il member ~ Court
ftFeef Msin1cl@t Church and ls suF-
vlgec BY & son. f. W ileadg ~ this
city.
Evening star., 1928-06-14
Overnite Bags, $3.50

Overnite Bags, $3.50
We're $3.50. . timely values that you
cannot afford 10 overlook Just now.
Handbag Was $50. EoW.....S40
Suit Cases, reduced for Friday:
3 at $3.50: were $40.
] at SIS; was $40
3 al $35; were $50
] at S45; was $50.
] AT $40; was s55
LUGGAGE. FIRST Floor.
Bags, $2 Were SIS
45 Six Pouch Bags, In assorted colorg
and 20 Leather Bags, In various colors
and styles.
n Long handle Pouch Bags, Of patent
leather, assorted colors. Were SIS each
nvw 'f', ,.t'tt t,..t.st.tt,tt.t.... ..t.s ~
Refreshnent Sets q nttngs In a eath-
ef case. Were SIS each. Now. -. y25
LEATHER Goops, FRsr Floor.
Cutlery Reduced
II Steel Shears. Were 81 So Now &. 81
III Barber Shears. Were $50. Now 81
l3 Manicure Scissors. Were $50
IA Manicure Scissors, Were ST. Now Csc
Button Hole Scissors. Were SOC
CUTLERY FfRsr FLOOR,
Evening star., 1928-06-14

81 sprays Of Decorative Flowers,
~ SPRAYS OF Decorative Flowers.
Were Z so spray Now 5Ae
! Brass Candiestiek. Was 50. Now 8
Evening star., 1928-06-14
Notions Reduced

~ sewing Bags. Were 81 so Nov ~
~ sewing Bags. Were Use Nov 1De
~ sewing EgRs. We're 7ae Now rs
IL Novelty Pin Cushions. We're 35c
each Nov ..,.,,,...,.,.,,,i i5e
~ SEWING Rolls, We're 5Uc. Now sSc
23 Poeketb00k Mirrors. Were a5c
each Nov ,,,....,,..,.t... Toe
II Chiidren's LeatheFeita sShoppinG
Haas, We're 4Se each Now Toe
10 HDned Pie Cfimpefs. We're ahe
each Now .....,..,...., i0e
= Atyptte Pencils In case. Were $50
each Now .,.,,,,t,,..,..l lNc
pandiment Sets, Were 81 Now Stlc
IL EnaBeled sugar shakers. Were
T0G each. Nov, W,..,.ts,tt,... saG
Evening star., 1928-06-14

F'1zfs ~ capilYlty IN Nora Ge1t4a are
estimated ~ BgH3sleF iZDg0
Evening star., 1928-06-14
Italian Lunch Sets, s.
Tumb1ers, special, Sc each

Tumb1ers, special, Sc each
100 Thin Blown Decorated Table Tum-
blers and 100 Thin Blown Plain Iced
Tea Tumbers at this special price.
10 Coored and Cut Glass Fruit or
Flower Bowls. Special .........$1 each
10 Colored and Cut Glass Cake Plates
with handles. Special. ........ 81 each
so Thin Blown Water GOblets; plain.
Specially Priced .................15c
Is 7-Piece Glass Beverage Sets; rose
color. Special Observation-Disclosures 81
10 3-Piece Colored Glass Console Sets,
with cut decorations. Very Specially
/ Pair CoIored Glass CandIesticks; gold
decorated Was 81. Now. ........ Sl.5O
Crystal Decorated Relish Dish; gold
decorated; slightly imperfect. Was $395.
V9T 70 I.mon.ds Shakers with metal tons
Were Csc each. Now .............1Oc
ODDS AND ENDS Of Glassware; some Of
the pieces imperfect GREATLY RE-
DUCED.
GLASSWARE, FIFTH FLOOR.
China Savings
II Imported Hand decorated Tea Cups
and Saucers. Were SIPS. Now. 75c
IL Imported China Tea Plates; decorated.
Special .................-.. .25c
Were Csc each. Now. ............... 1Oc
! Outdoor Flower Box and Stand. Was
$Z5 NOW ...,........t....... .SlI5V
Outdoor Fern Box on Stand. Was
l Outdoor Jardiniere; footed style. Was
S15O. NOW ............... 81
Imported AIabaster Pedestal: IMPER-
Feet. Was $40. Now. ow..............$ $5
Imported Serving Trays. Were SIS
eacn row .......-........... :. ~
Imported Serving Tray; SLIGHTLY
IMPERFECT. Was S.. Now. 49,. S1.50
Imported Serving Tray; SLIGHTLY
IMPERFECT Was $3.50. Now $3.50
36 Imported Plates; hand painted
IL at 35c; were 75c.
l3 at soc: were 35c.
il at Csc; were ST.
ODDS AND ENDS Imported and Do
mestic Dinnerware: a ciose-out Of our
regular stock; all desirable pieces. Re-
uuCtu W s.''.''t*'. .iVt to 80
CHINA, FIFTH FLOOR
Original Etchings, 1875
10 of these Handbook Etchings by
Charlet Jahn, Voss and other well known
artists.
Colored EtchIngs. Were $40 and s25
each. Now .................S .S12.75
PICTURES SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-06-14
Infants Apparel

20 Infants Handmade and Hand -em-
br0idered Baby Bonnets. Spe-
White Outing Flannel Wrappers,
pink or blue: trimmed Special. 75c
is Bright COI0red Creepers. Very
Specially Priced ............95 .95c
Infants Handmade and Hand -em-
brOidered Dresses Were So.
Now INSTRUMENTATION. SO
Baby Bonnets, OF organdy: hand
made lace trimmed and silk lined.
Were SIS and $3.50 Now. $3.50
2 Net Crib Sets. pillow cover and
spread. Were $3.50. Nov. $3.50
Pink SILK Carriage Set. with filet
edge. Was SIS. Now w...,s $3.50
IL pairs Fancy-top Socks. Were soc
pair. Now ,25c
INFANTS APPAREL, Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1928-06-14
Ruffled Curtains Special, $40

The 10 comprising this
finished with bmitcbed wide
Ivory, and white.
and
some coloredne
In lengths from 3
son and % oximae
Of
castle
s25 Nov 4
~ 2x53 Metal
9e
Csc each Nov $3.50
LimHed Nambev
Greatly Rednded lo Cteayase
Evening star., 1928-06-14
Small Boys Suits, CSC

"a OF these suits In attractive styles
and colors. Friday only at this spe-
cial low price
10 Girls Summer Fr0cks, trimmed
with shocking and embroidery. Very
Specially Priced at. .$i.95
IS Girls Summer Hats OF Bangkok
georgette and taffeta:
8 at So; we're $3.50 each.
4 at So; were $3.50 each.
at So; were 81, SIS each.
at 81; was Sl0.50.
JUVENILES APPAREL, FOURTH Floor.
Evening star., 1928-06-14
Writing Paper and Envelopes, CSC box

limited u this quality writing Friday
Aeh boz contains full pound o the ngeet 90 sheets
Daelaqes NJ
aY @ 1ss,ss a'ess ess. a1es9 @ %
sThFloNEEY.
Evening star., 1928-06-14
Misses Shoes, sl'7s pair
Were $3.50 and So

rsEs Of Misses Patent Leather short vamp Pumps In
paira OF Misses Tan aud blonde Kid Pumns In several
styles sizes IN the are an, 81 Si IA. a. ~ II
=. 4ts, dta n, ata, I - 49, - - ~ - Sfe'
MISSES SHoEs, THIRD FIooR
Evening star., 1928-06-14
Striped Ribbons, 35c yard

Smart Sports Ribbons about eight inches wide combinations Of orchid
and yeoN peach
HuEgRg FnaTF
Evening star., 1928-06-14
Silk Vestees. $2.s5 We're IS

1s Vestees Of satin satin adum and plaid effects at this
special Friday savings; the wanted styles.
Is Crepe BOuse black and Vonnet styles and navy
and black round neck styles also printed oouSe5 were
S575 SO Now .Sl95
Blue Crepe de Chine vestees; long sleeve models
81 also blue silk Shirt size a. Were 1919 esen
White Radum Blouses slightly soisd ALSO overbogse
in size 33 and shirt size 81. Were $3.50 and S875
Now .ss5j