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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-07-06

ming way is featured throughout the
seasons smartest modes. The use Of
two or three colors Is exploited and
even as many as four and 1--WE shades
are combined to form borderings.
The handsomest effects are achieved
by picking out certain shades In the
printed materiaieof the dress. repeat
ing them in the trimming ribbons.
The attractive frock In the picture
shows a fashionable ribbon trim. The
dress itself is made Of a flower print
wolfe and Il il bordered with navy, old
rose and apple-green ribbon. The kerr
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-07-06
ORGANIZE COMES INTO FAVOR:
RIBBON TRIMS THE SHEER FROCK

NTOW'S the time to be having your
! y picture taken or your portrait
done 10 pastels, Miss Sweet Sixteen
and Miss Debutante, while the adorable
organdie gowns with their. full skirts
and quaint berthas are In fashion.
What lovely time designers of the
costume beautiful are having with or
candle this summerl
What with the revival Of nouffant
skirts and cunning berthas and en-
chanting c0l0rs and demand for
crisp outstanding fabrics, also 1t being
midsummer. why 1t stands to reason
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-07-06

his sincerity In searching for. the Din
void girl. The idea was fixed 10 bis
pagan mind that she possessed the
efil powers of all sorts Of monstrous
beings honnatkon-and It was very
possible he had not looked for her be-
yond the edge Of the forest.
So we set forth and Travelled until
shutdown. After the flrstS mile the
Frenchman gave his parole not to at
tempt to escape until l had turned
him over to Cromit's care. and
released his arms and we Jared
pleasantly. That night | drilled Gro
NIT onsthe few points desired him to
report, and made him repeat It until
he had It straight enough. Especially
did ~ warn against the proposed road
over wins mountain. and urged that
the valley road be followed. In the
morning we cooked squirrels and tur-
key, and Beauvais ate heartily. When
I came to tie his hands his spirits fell
and he offered:
81 win renew my parole, monsieur,
until monsieur OF the Terrible Hands
has delivered me into the custody Of
somebody else"
gladly accepted It. and explained
to Cromit the man had passed his
word not TO attempt escape until
turned over t. the road-builders. Gro
nit was inclined to be incredulous and
Insisted he would tie the fellow up at
night. + explained this condition to
Beanvais, who made wry face but
submitted with what good grace be
could muster. We separated with a
courteous exchange of compliments {;
then the Onondaga and once more
turned back toward Fort Duquesne.
The girls trail was easy to follow
when we left the cabin. and for a
fourth of mile Round Paw had called
my attention to slight signs. Once
she had entered the forest she had re-
gained her wood-sense and had con-
cealed her trail with consummate cum
ming, which meant some deep purpose
I had not suspected. However, It was
too late to look for her now, for Brad
docks business could not wait.
We found three hoops handing ON a
bush and dared not look at them
closely until the Onondaga pronounced
the hair In each to be that Of white
man. From what / learned later ]
believe these TO be scalps taken from
Chapman's road:builders. We skirted
the opening where we had rescued the
girl and crossed Castelman's river.
which was not more than ankle deep,
and soon entered upon hlgL and very
wet glades.
Our plan was to scout to the Great
crossing Of the Youghfogeny that day,
a distance of seventeen miles. This
section of the country was excellent
for surprise attacks and skirmishes.
4 feared that once the army had adj
vanced this far It would be surrounded
day and night by cloud Of Invisible
foes.
That night we made the Great cross
ing and camped on the west bank.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-07-06
aTwilight Rexeries.,

Twilight Reycries." on the air from
4 100 to 500 p. M on Sundays, on the
NBC blue network. will present out
standing clergymen from various cities
and from abroaal. who will deliver y
weekly address supplemented by re-
ligious music sprovilcd by the Nation
al Choristers. seven singers of nation
oil rcpute.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-07-06
n. 8. c. BLUE NETWORK

The following is a list of stations
carrying the above programs: 4,
National Broadcasting company Red
Network; WEAF. New York; WEEI,,
Boston; VITO, Hartford; WAR;.
Providence; WTAG, Worcester;
WCSH, Portland. Me-; WILT, and
WEI, Philadelphia; WItC, Washing
ton; WGY. Schenectady WGR. Buff
falo; WCAE, Pittsburgh; WTAM and
WEAR. Cleveland; WWJ, Detroit;
WSAI. Cincinnati; WGN and WLIB..
Chicago; KSD. st. Louis; woo. Dav-,
export; WHO. .lDes Moines; WOW.
Omaha; WDAF. Kansas City; WCCO-.
WRHM. Minneapol est. Paul; WTMJ.i
Milwaukee,; KOA, Denver; WHAS.
Louisville; WSM, Nashville; WMO,s
Memphis; WSB. Atlanta; WBT. Char;
.irtte; KvOO. Tulss WFAA. Dallas;
KPItC. Houston; WOAl, Sab Antonio;
WBAP. TT. Worth; WAX, Jackson.
vile. /,
National Broadcasting company
Blue Network; WIZ, New York:
WBZA. Boston; WIZ. Springfield;
VIDAL. Baltimore; WHAM. Roches-
ter: KDKA, Pittsburgh; WJR. De-
troit; WLW, Cincinnati: KYW and
webb. Chicago; K,yK. st. Louis;
WREN. Kansas City: WccOsWRHA,y
Minneapolis-St Paul; WTMJ, MIL
waukee: KOA. Denver: WHAS, Louis
Vile; WSA. Nashville: VINO. Mem
phis; WSB. Atlanta; WITH. Charlotte;
KvOo, Tulsa; WFAA, Dallas; EPlsC.
Houston: WOAl, San Antonio:
WRAP. FIT. Worth; WR7A. Rich
mond; WAX. Jacksonville.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-07-06

youth mingled with the incoming
crowd and the girl ran up to meet
him. To the ordinary onlooker It was
a fond welcome home. but to the OBJ
server 1t was an ingenious system of
petting in public. Love will find a
way.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-07-06

picture happens to be made OF indie
structible chiffon yoile, material
which shares honor with organdie this
season. 1t would be very effective
copied In organdie The puritan col
lar is Of lace and moire ribbon. match
ing the insets Of the skirt.
II you are making up a pretty,
sheer material and are wondering
how best to finish the edges. why not
border Il with grosgrain ribbon In sew
eral colorsl Ribbon used In trim
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-07-06
CHARTER Iv-Continued
II

Before could outguess him. he was
up TO one Of his tricks. Suddenly
ceasing his resistance he Topped on
his back and carried me with him
but managed to escape the grip Of my
legs and draw up his knees. Then
with violent thrust of his arms and
a surge of his legs be sent me flying
over his head.
Put spell on himI Witch himl"
screamed Cromit's voice.
leaped erect and whirled and SET
myself to meet the next onset. The
force of my fall blurred my vision for
q moment, and the Frenchman might
have had me had he not paused to
Jerk pistol from his belt. He risked
all on bullet. and the weapon missed
fire. ducked the flying pistol and
leaped upon him. melted to greater
seffort by the singing bump on the
OF my head. We crashed together
and Rugged and tugged like two bears.
picked him up bodily and hurled
him against the logs and he fell to the
door as limp as sack of meal. But
would have no more tricks, and
when he struck was upon him again.
remember hearing q shrill cry, but
there was no time to calm the girl.
mauled the Frenchman about for
some seconds before discovered be.
was inert and offering no resistance.
AS | drew back, thinking had
broken his neck, was conscious Of
Croinit pulling and lamenting:
"Plumb forgot you wanted the rogue
alive"
Ny man had no more fight In him
and | took time to glance at my
friend. He was leaning against the
wall and hopping back his bristling
hair with hands that smeared his face
deep red. On the floor at his feet
was the Indian. killed In a horrible,
fashion.
"Lor,s mel But that was a wiring,
worth the FUSS Cromit painted. "Meb.,
be Il was the spell she put on him
when yelled out" Y
Still With your bare .handsl' l
duly exclaimed.
de proudly held them up for me to-
admire
He was mortal slippery even for a,
sarpent," family replied Cromit. "Meb-
be IL she hadn't witched him"
"AVhere is sheT wildly cried,
brushing the sweat from my eyes and
quite forgetting the Frenchman as ]
stared at her empty blanket and 10
the open door.
Cr0mit staggered to the door and7at
once emitted terrible howl and
grappled with another Indian who sud
denly filled the doorway. heard the
dull thud Of an ak and my friend went
down on his knees.
~The b0ne-breaking man Is mad
from lghting." said Round Paw, the
Onondaga.
Cr0mit, only slightly stunned by the
fiat OF the ak, slowly gained his feet
and stared stupidity at the Indian and
rubbed his head ruefully. The Indian
sighted my Frenchman and with Q
whoop would have jumped upon him
had l not pushed him back.
"fie Is my prisoner. He goes to
RsSddock alive r.
3 Turned away and beheld the saw.
Be on the door. With yelp Of
amusement he bent over him and In
3estigated the nature of the mortal
wounds Strengthening he lifted his
ax 10 salute to Cromit, then drove Il
into log and cried:
@Yo-hahI This is a very brave man
who walks through the land with as.
They say be has killed man with
his hands. They say bis name win be
known to many nations. that be shah
be called Royaner r.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-07-06
Needles of Ancient Days

The needles that have come down
to us from ancient Egypt are very
coarse, but 1t Is certain that finer
needles must have been made to make
the delicate embroidery produced by
those people. Judging by the descrip-
tions Of embroidery in Homer. the
Greeks also must have had very fine
needles.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-07-06
N. j. c. RED NETWORK
N. 3. c. RED NETWORK
Tuesday. July 10.

suSoSayS S1'y ~.
600 o. m. Voters Service.
$50 .. IN. SECONDHAND Sketches.
1880 D. Li. Sieberling Singers.
500 o. m. Eveready Hour.
$50 p. IA. Int'l. Adv. Assn.
N. q. c. BLUE NETWORK
5:05 p. m Happiness Restaurant Orch.
$50 D. m. Constitutional High Spots.
700 .. m. Stromberg Carlson Hour.
7:30 p. IN. I.ewisohn Stadium Con-
certs.
10 100 D. N. Slumber Music.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-07-06

equally as modish sheer fabric. have
their flounces edged with narrow color
full ribbons.
One of the most charming ribbon eff.
fects Is that of the duotone or triple
girdle made of broad very soft satin
ribbon. in two or three pastel colors.
These floppy bows with long trailing
ends grace many a tulIe or lace eve
ming frock. -
60 1888. western y Der Union,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-07-06
N. 3. c. RED NETWORK

Wednesday, July II.
500 p. IN. Ipana Troubadours.
$50 p. m. Goodrich Silvertown Orch.
$50 D. m. National Grand Opera.
N. 9. c. BLUE NETWORK
800 p. 10. Geo. Olsen & His Music.
7:S0 p. m. Sylvania Forresters.
500 p. m. Philco Hour.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-07-06
LEADING RADIO
PROGRAMS


thine given Is Eastern Standard ;
subtract one hour for Central and
two hours for Mountain time.)
N. g. c. RED NETWORK
Sunday july Q.
1 0OAp. m. Summer Radio Church.
300 p. m. Sixty Musical Minutes.
500 p. m. Stetsen Parade.
$50 p, m. Capitol Theater.
8:15 D. m. Kent Hour.
N. g. c. BLUE NETWORK
1 90 D.. IN. Roxy Stroll.
8 100 p. m. The Friendly Hour.
5 80 p. m. Cooks Radio Tour.
$50 p. m. Anglo Persians.
7:15 p. m. Golfers Hour, 49,
N. j. c. RED NETWORK
Monday, July 9.
700 p. m. O'Cedar Shining Hour.
80 p. m. A and P Gypsies.
s 80 p. m. General Motors Party.
$3.50 .. m. Fisk Boys.
N. 8. C. BLUE NETWORK
sos .. m. Bossert Orchestra.
$50 .. m. Roxy's Gang.
s 100 p. m. Riverside Hour.
1000 p. m. Slumber Music.
o. XIX
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N. 3. c. RED NETWORK
Saturday, July IA.

Saturday, July "a.
500 p. m. Waldorf Astoria Music. ]
7:30 p. IN. Lewisohn, Stadium Com
II. certs.
NJ. q. c. BLUE NETWORK
2:sO p. m. II. C. A. Demonstration
"a Hour. ssssss .sAsN y'sst
10 go .. m, Slumber Music.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-07-06

Copyright By Hugh Psndsxter.
WNU Service
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-07-06
N. 9. C. RED NETWORK

sNs ~ ~ -. - w. ~ SsAsN
Thursday, July II.
$50 p. m. Coward Comfort Hour.
80 p. in. Hoover Sentinels.
300 p. m. Halsey Stuart Hour.
NJ. q. C. BLUE NETWORK s.
500 p. nj. Maxwell House Hour.
$50 p. nj. The Fit Soldiers. S
10 100 p. III. Michelin Hour. y
NJ. B. c. RED NETWORK y
Friday, July 10.
TOO p. m. Cities Service Hour.
500 p. m. Bourjois, inc. '3 X
900 D. m. Palmolive Hour. n
N. 9. C. BLUE NETWORK
ESQ p. m. Dixies Circus.
7:3O p. M. White Rock Concert. ).
500 p. m. Wrigley Review. i.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
Gift Glassware
Greatly Reduced

0 T-piece Cracked Glass Sets,
for lemonade or iced tea.
Were $3.50. Now. -. .$s.2S
20 Colored Glasses. Were 35c
each. Now. w.............20 .20c
1s Colored G0bletS. Were soc
each, Now. ..............3 35c
rs Coiored Glass Tumblers.
Were 20c each. Now. -. 10c
3 Colored covered Water
Pitchers. Were $3.50 each.
Ia Coiored Glasses. Were csc
each. Now. ..........,..i0 i0c
Z Colored Glass Flower Bowls.
Were So each. Now. 80. Sc
: Fruit Plates; colored. Were
$3.50. Now. 50
3 Vases; l In green and 2 In
yellow. Were 50 each. Now 81
) Flower Vases. Were $3.50,
8 Candy Jars. Were SITS and
So each. Now. ...........s 81
4 Candy Jars. Were So each.
Now So
l Candy Jar. Was 81. Now 75c
2 japanese Sewing Boxes. Were
So. Now. ..,.............S 50
/ Green and Tan La Faune
Pottery Vase: slightly dam
aged. Was SIS. Now 81
GIFr SHor, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
Friday Furniture Reductions
All Remnant Day Furniture Is sold "ss

- ausjeet 10 sears, DAMAGES and impeFfections
D davenport bed Sith tapestry
Lfetenne DayBe with pillow Nov $3.50
Maple DayBed Of colonial design covering
Kapek Mattress; striped ckne was sas ~ sss
IAyert MattTessj zsz7 single sire striped ticking
27Ax74 LayeFfeh Mattress. Was s2sEO Nov s22s0
i 4sx74 Lsyeg-feh Mattress. $3.50 How... sIa "a
Bar Harbef Chairs. Were $3.50 ..,.... s20s
w. George hAtafz Willow Chairs We're =. sssS
FUEEtTuRE GEcTLok GfxTH ~ - '
Evening star., 1928-05-10
Silk Hose, $1.3s Pair

ITO Pairs of these Service
weight Silk Hose with isle gar
ter hens and soles, Choice OF
whippet, nude and dust in size
10 only and gun metal In sizes
q. 9i2 and 10.
10 Pairs Women's 0utSixe SILK
Hose, with Isle hens and
soles. Cruiser and whippet
shades In sizes 9i2. 10 and
l0la. Special ... .Si.SS
ls Pairs Wonten's All-siik Chit
fcn White Hose, with black
heels; sizes Q. 9i2 and 10.
Were So Now ...... .Si.1S
HOSIERY SECTION, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
Pottery Bowls
Reduced

- Pottery Bowls, in assorted
eolors and shapes.
Sat $50 that were as each,
! st SIS that were S375 each,
\ at $3.50 that were SJ.7s each.
! IT st,7s that was $50.
! ~ 81 that was $40
ForTgsY BEorsnE, FIrrH FL0oh.
Evening star., 1928-05-10

itln Thin niawH it.Aanee ReseFsge
Glasses. Special, par dozen, Zoo
i,In Thin HIewn water Tumkiera
with band decoration, Sne-
VIII NC
iN tmported Flower Vases. Very
SpnciAily Priced .,...,...,, Zoe
q Cai0red Glass Water Pitchers |
covered style, Special, 80. 1hr
4 Naseity Electric i.amnat AiiThtly
imperfect, Reduced Ia, each, at.Th
= gaior4d Giaas nenban Dluhes ,
iooted style slightly Imperfect,
We're ~ each Now At,e
Opns AND ENDs TARl.E GLASS.
WAMEi wanted pieees IN great
variety ~ shapes and enl0rs,
Reduced y and more than "
for Friday selling, Prices ranGt
Ifnm sttststtt,,, tNr ta ei,AW
Evening star., 1928-05-10
Millinery Reductions

In the Millinery Salon
Ia Dress and Sports Greatly
In the Millinery Salon
20 Trimmed Hats
- Trimmed and Untrimmed Greatly
MILLINERY SECTION.
For Girls and Juniors
" Felt Hats Were S375
II Leather and Felt
IL Felt Hats
GIRLS AND JUNIORS MILLINERY SECTION FOURTH FLOOR
Home Frocks. CSC We're sLss 1925 1925
46 Froks OF gngham novelty
with either long short Some the models dantiy
finished with hand embroidery white collars.
is Sttaightn' Piece Dresses of novelty checked Eagle
$5 9S each
1s tangerne only very attractive
styles with either
Pece Crepe de Chine Fr0cks and black
NOW S195
$T95 Now.
Shantung Silk Cotton
peach blue angerne and green Were $S95 EACH Now 81
HoME FRocK SEcrroH THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1928-05-10
Lamns. Shades Reduced

Marble Table Portable with gold finish metal trimming
InporteG Was sas
Fn"'' "'
1i"eh Taee, 0. Deeo,.ied
sireh Fane, ieorid
/
c1dieks With candles rhoe of either blue
Were 7s each Now tsoc
Evening star., 1928-05-10
Pouch Bags, 3
We're IS

80 Leather Pouch Bags In feathers and coors TO
be sold al this notable reduction tomorrow
10 Ecrase Envelope Bags assorted styles IS each
&Z.13
10 White Brocade Silk Pouch Bags leather frames
slightly soiled Were $3.50 each Now ......... $50
Is Sewing Kits assorted colors Were 81 Now CSC
Green Silk Bag, metal frame: embroidered In rose
tinsel design; slightly soiled Was $40 Now
Red and Green Tinsel Bag slightly soiled Was $4.
Black Suede Pouch Bag. Was si0.5o. Now. ........S
Brown Cross Grain Morocco Bag. Was 81 So Now SIS
Brown Calf Envelope Bag. Was $l2. Now. .........M
LEATHER Goops SECTION, FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1928-05-10
China and Glassware Reduced

8 Pieces Garden Furniture They
may he slightly impeffect and
are p0ld "as IL,
Rlpa HAITI. Was &lS. Naw 1890
FIowsT R0x. Was Sis, Now ~ LOO
nlFd hath, Was 80, Now ~
q Flower uEna. We're W. 40,
Goid Enerpstsd French chias
lowered Dishss. Hueeiai NJ. 40
q Enerusted and calaF Decorated
frsneh Chins Dinner r'ass., tx
4 Mi'T DSd French rhIaa Tea Gun. and
hanesFst decorated special shc
I ImOerted rhlna enure Beat and
htandt dernratsd SDerlal ~ m
1 IJnOorted rhIna Augnr.Hnd.tFsam
decorated sueelal t.ttttt
~ Dssasaisa FEeneh China Sam
ODD. Ann FINDS DiNNEHW AHE
aud POTTEnti al ussfui Dlenes
YIN SONG %6spg2A,rtsTs ~" a'RilinpiGs9'fIbb 'RilipiGs'fIb
ron FRIDAY
GLASS AND CHINA SgcTIons, FiFrl
Evening star., 1928-05-10
Hangers, Sc
Were Sc Each

200 Of these natural shaped
Wood Hangers at this Friday
saving.
III Beach Hats. In white. peach
and orange. Were 3Sc each.
Now zoe
81 English Pin Books. Were
10c each. Now. ..........5c
10 Unbleached Muslin Garment
Bags, 5-garment capacity.
Were 81 so each. Now. Use
Nor1oNs SECTION, FIRST Floor.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
Costume Slips, s1'95
We're s2.9S s3.9S and s5.G

IS Radum Costume Slips with shadowproo hens bodice
Green hch gray and in the Reduced to s95
IL Costume Slips with hens and bodice
tops Gray and black only in the assortment Reduced to $le5
Is Crepe de Chine deep bodice
black only Were S39S S29S
S6 Costume Slips hmtched bodice
tops White black the lot Were $3.50 each
COSTUME SLIP SECTION, Floor
Evening star., 1928-05-10
Silks Very Specially Priced

o4 Yards Black Satin Canton Crepe Special. 50 yard
68 Yards Pure Dye Black Flat Crepe Special 81 yard
20 Yards White Flat Crepe Special. ,,., $3.50 yard
90 Yards Black Crepe de Chine Special. ,$i,os yard
400 Remnant Lengths Plain and Printed Crepe de Chine
to 4 yards in piece. Reduced u TO IA Friday
suE aEoTIon,
Evening star., 1928-05-10
Juvenile Furniture
Greatly Reduced

Combination High Chair;
ivory finish. Was &i375.
NOV $3.50
Set Of Table and 2 Chairs:
ivory finish. Was si0.75.
NOW .....s..........,. .S1.9A
Set Table with Chairs: ivory
and pink finish Was si2.75.
NOW $3.50
Set Table with 2 Chairs; white
enameled. Was s6.25.
lNoW $50
2 Bentwood Chairs; mahogany
finish. Were s4.25 each.
NOW ........... .x3
l Brentwood Rocker; mahogany
finish. Was seas, Now. Sass
! Kiddie Koop and Mattress;
ivory fnish. Was $3.50.
NOW ......,............ Si9.55
Gray Finish Chest Of Drawers.
Was $iS. Now. $3.50
I Gray Finish Dresser. Was
e34,75. Now. w.............s .s26
Child's Lawn Hammock with
sunshade. Was $28.75.
NoW 'ss,ss.s..... ss1S.f5
JUVENILE FURNITURE Section
FOURTH FLooR.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
Toys Reduced

2 Fishing Pond Games. Were
50. Now. Sf.95
; Boy Scout Games. Were 81.
NOW .HOG
New Skee Ball Games. Were
81. Now. .s5c
oWolverine Combination Games
with Checkers. Were 81.
NOW o5c
) Stay Built Block Sets. Were
$3.50 set Now. .S3.2S
Sets A B c Embossed Blocks.
Were 81 set. Now. .65e
Cress Educational Game
Boards. Were $50 each.
AsOW ssss.s.. SA
Other Toys Reduced for
Friday Selling
Tor SECTION. FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
M...~.. D:~+..... Greatly
AvALI VI % = lGk0I C0 Re6n1eh

~~SsA ~S RednEfd
J Semi Venetian Mirror. Was
R3b, Now ...4t....... atg.1A
semi-Venetian Panel Mirrors,
Were IS each. Nov. .93.2H
! Panel Mirror, Was 1925.
Now ,........,.,..., $3.50
! Framed Tapestry; b6xi0 size,
Very Specially Priced. ), .s2.7S
2 Pictures. Special .si2,5O
] French Etching; figure motif.
was $3.50. Now .,... .4D.75
J French Etching. Scene. Was
s53, NOV .t,,.s,......S S0.7S
PicTuAE SEcTIon, SIXTH FLoou
Evening star., 1928-05-10
Mems Oxfords, Special s5.45
Far less than the regular sell.
ing price of this makers stock.

81 Pairs Oxfords
models outstanding both bucher and straghne
styles Sizes 6i2 z g. 10 6l T. ia e7
i0iz C: 6. 6l2. 7. Ioi9 and IL d.
THF MENss F1ooR
Evening star., 1928-05-10
Women's Fabric Gloves
75c We're 5I.SO bair

/5c Wefe yI.5U pair
40 pairs OF these Fancy CufY
Fabric Gloves, in champagne
gray and black. sizek ga, 9.
6iz and \.
Glow SECTION, FIRsr FLoon.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
Women's Pumps, Sass

number at different modela.~wfancS
strap pumps tn patent leather
honey beige, pumps with Spanish
heels, | and 2 stran humps with
Cuban heels. black satin ! and 4
sizes Included are a. Hls. 4 AAA'
AA. n. ~. Il AA 4aia AZ
z 1. ~ 1, hA, q n; aM. Az
u Pairs Wemen's AauaalF sllpnevs,
IN nlaln quilted and hr0oaded satin !!
variety OF styles and snlnra, in
sises ! 10 and 7 Ia o, Were
y. ,AO tn ~ 40 nair, Nav. Ahe
WoMEN's SHoE SECTION
THIRn Floor.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
Fancy Linens Reduced
o Linen centerpieess With tsttnE

Linen JenArpieces With tatting
edges
BxI2 s5f 4Se
II99ssit sIISSs "a. q.
- tOII4 Lare Trimmed Center
nolilss of pure linen. We're she
81 fosii ns,on t.ai.rpi.s.s, lace y"
trimmed. We're Csc each, Now 3Ae
7 igxlH Linen Gentevpleees, lace
trimmed. Were xi.iO each.
IL s,is LAG. Trimmed DnoiiI.s. ,..
Were H6c esch. Now. ., aAe
~ 6xI2 Lace Trimmed Hay0n
sentsspieets. Were b6c each.
> ssia brittany Lao. Doiii... We're ere
- ssIa Lace ace polii..' with liac" sSs
eentFrst We're 25o each Nov the
Txt2 Lace D0iiies with swlss
centers, We're G1e each Sow aOe
n i0xi4 Lace D0IiIes with linen
ee1iefs We're 60e saeh Nov zoe
10 I1xta Lace Trimmed DniIisa
with 'acs insets Were sSo each
isr1k Lin,a scarf With tsiti"s inc
edge. Was A3.T6. Now .&i.0B
FAncY LINEN SEcTioN
SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
Flowers Reduced

$50 Bunehes al Paper and
Linen Flowers for decorating
pnrnosesi in asserted colors.
Is Paper Flowers At ESQ that
we're Tao each.
30 Spray Linen FIowers At aAe
that were 500 each,
10 spray Linen Flowers A isc
that were soc each
ss spray LINEN Flowers at Sec
that we're 81 each,
Fam Ann Ham 0aNAMRNs
NAnTI0N, FfRaF FI0nA.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
BOYS Suits Reduced, So.75

% SUITS greatly reduced Friday
seryiceabe
Sizes
Evening star., 1928-05-10

81 Pieces Mems Colored Striped
Underwear: sleeveless coat
shirts in sizes "a, SO. 2s. a.
and As; knee-length drawers
in sizes 80. 81. 50. 80, 40 and
42. Were $50 a piece.
NoW soc
as Mems Fine RayOn and Ma
dras Shirts In colored stripes
and figures, some with sepa-
rate collars; sizes 13ia 70 Is.
Were SIS each. Now. sass
1s Mems Night Shirts Of fine
cambria and self-striped ma
draS: sizes Is to 10. Were
$3.50 and So each. Now S1.SS
&S Mems SILK Four in Hand
Ties, in stripes and figures.
Were $3.50 each. Now. .sSc
Evening star., 1928-05-10
Home Needs Reduced

The items offered may be slightly soed or shopworn
but 70 Generous the reductions that they must be
selected early Friday avoid disappontmenL