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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-07-03
S0X To I ACKL /
LOOP LEADERS
BY George a. simpson

Baseball players celebrate IIlde.
pendence Day On the diamonds and
the District sandlotters are not for
getting their duty. Tomorrow Offers
s erticinq program featured by
numerous double headers.
Interest viii be riveted on the
twin bill between the Georg etown
q and washington Black Sox
AZ Union League Park, Fifteenth
and hi Streets Northeast, with the
first game starting at ESQ o'clock.
Neither has suffered defeat sc the
hands Of District conbinat ton Inis
vear though the local Black Sox
were annililated, I'll 70, by the Bal
fiinore slack Sox. one of the great
tes serni-pro clubs IN baseball and =
team that consistently cutdraws the
Baltimore Orioles when the latter
are playing ct home.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-07-03

He shouldn't desert the prac.
tice tee Immediately. The shot
should be made time and time
again until the swing n
grOOved and made automatic.
Only then should It be at
tempted in actual play.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-07-03

I'M the aII.arOIlld champions
al,ips Jim Stewart on paper n
flle bet. though PIanslxy and
Norton. Of the East, as well "A
Rerliner II Pennsylvania, IRE
strong cOalkenders.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-07-03

fconyriRht 1898 King Beaturt
Syndicate, Inc
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-24
Social and Personal
Cecilia Clifford
and John Gable Are
Married at st. Cloud

Miss Cecilia Clifford, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. s. s. Clifford Of this
city, became the bride Of Joha
Gable, son of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j.
Gable, Of Marine on the st. Croix
Monday morning 1t the Cathedral
at st. Cl~ud, MINI. Rev. Father
farley read the, marriage service.
The bride wore a grey ensemble
and q small blue hat. Her corsage
was formed with pink and white
Ophelia roses and lilies-of- the
valley. She was attended by her
twin sister, Miss Margaret Cliff
ford, while Howard Empson at
tended the groom. The bridesmaid
wore green suit and orchid hat
Following the wedding a break
fast was served at the Breen hotel
with covers laid for 30 guests.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs S. S. Clifford, Mr..
and Mrs. M. j. Gable, Joseph Cliff
ford, Mr.. and Mrs. Rober. f. Cliff
ford and daughter, Irene, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Minis, Miss Elizabeth
Marzolf. DR.. Sherman N'and Jack
Marzolf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gable arc driving
to the Twin Cities and St. Louis on
q wedding trip, after which they
plan to make their home in St. Paul.
Mrs. Gable is a graduate of st.
Benedict's college, St. Joseph, Mimi,
and has been employed at the Bank
of North Dakota during the past
year.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-24
Delphians Will Hold
Last Meeting Friday

The local Delphian society will
meet Friday morning for the last
meeting of this season. Mrs. Regis
ter will lead the meeting on the SUBJ
ject of "Wagner's Tetralogy and
His Ideas of Opera"
Text reports will be given by the
following: Mrs. D. j. McGillis, Das
Eheingold; Mrs. Sorenson, Die
Walkyre; Miss Hardy Jackson,
Siegfried; Mrs. Harris, Die Gotter-
dammerung; Mrs. z. A. Knowles,
Music of the Future:
Mrs. Ray Laurence and daughter
have returned from jamestown
where they have been the guest Of
Mrs. Lauernce's mother, Mrs. Kate
Angola.
Vivian Maercklein, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Maercklein of
Ashley, underwent an operation at
St. Alexius hospital Wednesday.
A marriage license was issued
Wednesday to James Joseph Brun-
ing of st. Paul and Miss Cathryn
Florence Roles Of Bismarck.
Miss Esther Monson has returned
from Fargo where she was the guest
of relatives and friends for few
days.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-24
P. E. O. Convention
Opens This Morning
with Good Attendance

.Twenty-four delegates and the
seven state officers were present at
the opening session of the four
teenth annual convention of the
state p. E. @. Sistcrhood held here
this morning. Among the guests
are five past presidents of the
state Sisterhood and Mrs. Cora
Falgren of Washburn who was q
member Of the original Chapter A
of North Dakota.
Through the efforts of Mrs. Char
lotte Reed Of Dickinson, state or
ganizer, charters were, presented to
four new chapters at the meeting
this morning.
Bismarck women on today's pro-
gram included Mrs. Ella Clayton
Smyth. Mrs. Myrtle O'Hare, and
Mrs. Grace French. Miss Stella
Buchanan Of jamestown addressed
the convention this afternoon on
Our Heritage From Our Found
ers."
Mrs. Ola B. Miller of Iowa City,
Iowa, president Of supreme chapter
of P. E. O., and Mrs. Nettie Miller,
state president. will be the principal
speakers on this evenings program.
Their addresses will be broadcast
from radio station KFYR.
Following a banquet ct the Bis
marck Country club. convention
guests will be entertained at a pro-
gram at the city auditorium.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Webb and P.
M. Webb left Wednesday for Lake
Melissa, MIMI, where they will open
their summer cottage.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-24
Social Events of
Commencement Week
Begin This Evening

Social events Of commencement
week for graduates Of Bismarck
high school begin this evening with
the Junior-Senior banquet which
will be held at the Masonic
Temple.
Sunday afternoon Rev. I. G. Mon
son will deliver the baccalaureate
address at the city auditorium. ION
day evening the alumnae banquet
will be held at the Grand Pacific
hotel.
Class Night, announced for Tues
day evening at the city AUDITORIUM,
will be one of the biggest events of
commencement week. Miss Jane
Stackhouse, valedictorian, and Miss
Olive Hall, salutatorian, will de-
liver their addresses. The class
poem will be read by Jean Craw-
ford, and the class history, prepared
by Elmer Benser and Grace Fitness,
will be read by Benser. Henry
Brown and Bernice Josbn composed
the class will which will be read.
Arnold Hedges IN will give the class
prophecy.
The pipe Of peace, presented an
nually by the senior president to
the junior president, will be given
with due ceremony by Ralph Shearn
to Ben Jacobson on Class Night.
This program will be concluded with
the class song, written by Ruth Cor
don and P,,c11 Onair
The annual senior breakfast will
be held Wednesday morning, the
last social event before commence
ment.
Commencement exercises will
take place Thursday evening, May
81, at 8 o'clock at the city audi
forum. The complete program for
commencement will be announced
later.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-24

Members of the American Legion
Auxiliary and their families will
hold a picnic Sunday afternoon.
Those who plan to attend are re-
quested to meet at the Northern
Pacific depot at 3 o'clock Sunday
afternoon and to bring dishes. Fol-
low the signs south of the ball park
to reach the picnic grounds.
Members of the Business and Pro-
fessional Women's club enjoyed a
picnic Tuesday evening at the Man.
dan Chautauqua park. Miss Bessie
Baldwin was in charge Of the eve
ning's entertainment. About "a
guests attended the picnic.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-24
Misses Boniface and
Catherine Morris Are
HOstesseS at Bridge

Misses Boniface and Catherine
Morris entertained at q bridge din
ner Wednesday evening in compli-
ment to Miss Bertha Burton, who
will be married early in June.
Lilacs decorated the rooms Of the
Morris home, while color scheme
Of lavender and white was carried
out in the table appointments with
lilacs and taper candles.
Bridge was played at three tables
during the evening. Misses Irma
Logan, Mary Cashel and Charlotte
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-24
James w. Foley Will
Speak at Dinner for
High School Alumni

James w. Foley, m alumnus Of
Bismarck high school, will be one
Of the principal speakers ut the
alumni banquet to be held Monday
evening at the Grand Pacific hotel.
Elaborate plans are being made
for the banquet and 4 fine program
has been arranged. Those who plan
to attend the banquet are request
ed to phone Miss Mary Cram at
10S6-M by Friday for! reservations.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-24
Noted Botanist to .
Address Garden Club
at Meeting Saturday

The meeting Of the Flower and
Garden club, scheduled for this eve
ming, has been postponed until Sat-
urday evening when Mrs. Fannie M.
Heath Of Grand Forks, nationally
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-24

known botanist, will speak On "The
Conservation Of North Dakota Wild
Flowers" The meeting will be held
at 8 o'clock at the Association of
Commerce rooms.
Mrs. Heath will answer questions
about wild or native perennials, and
an informal discussion of wild flow
ers will follow her address.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-24

Diamonds now 1.3 off at
Barneck'S.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-24

Logan won high scores in the games.
Each guest at the party was pre-
sented with a dainty favor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Noon
and daughters, Neva and Nadine of
Wilton visited friends here Wednes-
day.
Mrs. E. P. Martin and Mrs. c.
Christensen of Hazen are visiting
friends in Bismarck this week.
Mrs. Jacob Bonogofsky of Bris-
bane has been ADMITTED to st.
Alexius hospital for treatment.
Mrs. J. X. King and daughter Of
Elgin have returned home after
spending Tuesday in this city.
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Linens Greatly
Underlined

an Turkish Towels, all white;
large and absorbent. Size 1Ic
22x44. Were Csc. Friday IT.
(12) Ecru Linen Squares, SO
inches square. Neatly finished
with hemstitched hens. QOc
Were S125. Friday only. W
Damask, Toweling and Art
Linen. remnants of useful lengths.
Ali of fine. high " pr;ce
(63) Lace-trimmed Doilies, vari-
Gus sizes from which to choose
Some with set-in. motifs. 1Eo
Were Csc. Friday only. s
(100) Wash Cloths, large size
good quality Terry cloth. o.
Were 12lac. Friday only. -. ~
t63 yards) Ecru Art Linen. fine
quality, of a heavy, durable weave:
% inches wide. Regular 1Oc
Csc value. Friday only. -. ~
$500 Linen Crash NAPKINS. of
heavy linen crash. All with rose
colored borders. Size 14x14. o.
Were 121ac. Friday only. -. "
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Art Department
Reductions

~ Stamped Bridge Sets, So
inch cloth with 4 napkins to
match. White on art cloth. 2Ec
Were soc. Friday. cOI
(I9) Stamped Centers, on ecru
crash, for French knot en- o.
broidery. Were soc. ...... cS
(l4) Stamped Tea Towels, on
oyster linen. Simple de- 0Eo
signs. Were 48c Friday only Wv
~ Stamped Linen Centerpieces,
with hemstitched hens. OF Or
So inches. Were $3.50. Up Loo
(3) Stamped Linen Luncheon
Cloths, with hemstitched hens and
dainty designs. As in. CD %
square. Were $4.50.... %1'oC
90 Stamped Luncheon Cloths,
81 inches square. Finished with
s he ms Hs,d. hens MS, Were S4.48
t6) Stamped Bedspreads, on
cream checked lawn. Prettily lace
trimmed. Were $3.50. OF CS
(5l Stamped Bedspreads, on
peach-color rayon. Were Cd CS
$1,000. Friday only. %f'Nc
f6) Stamped House Frocks, of
white lineen. Women's sizes. 90
Were 81. Friday only. 49,. ~
1897 CretOnne Pillows, also
patchwork effects. Were COo
45c. Friday only. ....... 80
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name, the Jugoslavian. form, Split
says bulletin from the National Geo.
graphic Society.
History supports the Italian name.
'Spalato,' because of the long period
during which the city was under
Venetian control; but the character OF
the population makes Split fitting, for
more than 80 per cent of the population
Is Jugoslav.
"City in Palace"
"Split is often referred to as a city
in palace The phrase is true enough
in part, for nearly 10 per cent of Splits
inhabitants live inside the walls of the
old palace of Emperor Diocletian, and
for long time the palace was the city.
'Diocletian built the huge palace
about 303 A. D. and moved there in
305 when he abdicated as Emperor. 1t
inclosed nine and half acres of great
rooms, long corridors, and courtyards
Diocletian lived only nine years afte.
he entered his sumptuous residence.
1.-The palace was built several miles
from the great city of Salona where
the Emperor's father had been slave.
Salona was destroyed in $50 by bar
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SaUe $3.50 on
House Frocks

(55) Apron Frocks, of printed
batiste with contrasting bindings
and sashes. Broken sizes. EOo
Were 81. Friday only. -. w
90 Dresses, ginghams, broad
cloths, dotted swisses, rayon stripes
and checks. Were $1.29. QOo
Friday only. .............. ~
81 Nurses Uniforms, of poplin.
Long sleeves with turnback cuffs.
Sizes "a and So. Were CT 90
$3.50. Friday only. -. %T'o~
a. Dresses. of voile. Dainty
styles in lovely pastel QQc
shades. Were $3.50. ...... ~
t1D Dresses, of handkerchief
linen and wolfe in pretty pastel
colors. ;. Lace "a trim, trimmed. $3.50
~ Crepe de Chine Negligee.
with plating around neck and
bottom ts'tt Was sls.s5, 1905
~ Crepe de Chine Negligees,
slightly soiled. Were S6 90
$8.95. Friday onlv. 80. %O'OI
~ Turquoise Blue Negiigee, of
georgette and lace over crepe de.
chine. Was $3.50. OK IN
Friday only. ........ VAO'oU
m Green Crepe de Chine
Negligee. with pink banding.
WAS Was .sie.So' Friday $ll.95
only ....:..........
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shops hang quaint, symbolical signs. a
huge shoe for the cobbler, basin for =
BARRIERS shop. and so on.
ITO the visitor, the most interesting
place inside the old palace is the former
mausoleum of Diocletian which for CEN
turtles now has been the Christian ca
thedral of the city. All about the dark
little structure are symbols of pagan
ism and secular activities. One of the
cathedrals ornaments is great black
sphinx with its tracery of hieroglyphics
supposedly brought by the Emperor
from Egypt to stand guard over his
last resting place.
Old Venetian Palaces Remain.
1.-THE Novi Grad is city of parks
and squares and reasonably wide, well
ordered streets, faced by relatively mod
ern structures. Among the buildings
are numerous old Venetian palaces built
during the long regime of Venice from
1920 to 1897.
Modern Split, with its good quays
and mole. is commercially the leading
port of the eastern shore of the Adriatic
It is particularly noted as wine
market. One may sit in one of tire
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-20
The OnceWeek Event Where You Save 25 500 and More
9Th E-Famous for Quality 1S6O-Franlin "a


IN Cotton Rayon Slips, strap
models, trinity tailored. Broken
sizes. Were $1.00. Fri lOc
day only minimizing
t9) Cotton Crepe Boomers,
white and flesh. Tailored snug
fitting styles. Were $l.00. OQc
Friday only ......:.....:
(28) Crepe de Chine Chemise,
daintily lace trimmed. OSc
Strap models. Were $1.95. o
(2) Crepe de Chine Gowns,
heavy quality crepe de chine.
Smartly tailored. Were Cd 80
$4.89. Friday only. ~~o
~ Crepe de Chine Gown. beau
tifully, lace trimmed. CO 10
Was $5.95. Friday. spc
~ Crepe de Chine Chemise,
lace-trimmed and tailored mod
els. Dainty pastel col go 30
ors. Was 1895. ...... ~
1) Crepe de Chine Chemise,
with ribbon or self straps. Lace
trimmed and tailored C7 90
models. Were $685.. " A
~ Crepe de Chine Boomers.
tailored and we'll REIN HOc
forced. Were $189. Friday w
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Corsets Reduced

(2) Brassieres, Longtime styles
with inserts of elastic over hip.
In flesh satin. Were S105
$500. Friday only. "
III Brassieres, long or short
models of silk brocade, crepe de
chine, lace and radium. White,
peach and flesh. Were 1Qc
$3.50. Friday ............
t20) Brassieres, Longtime styles
with cross elastic inserts over MP.
Ribbon or elastic shoulder straps.
Flesh. Were $500 to CD *
$500. Friday only. -. ~
(l2) Corsetlettes, of swami and
striped batiste. Lightly boned but
suficiently reinforced. S7.05
Were $3.50. Friday. ~'
1881 Corsetlettes, of brocade and
striped batiste. Lightly boned
with v gusSets of elastic over hips.
White and flesh. Formerly 1Oc
much higher. Friday -.
(20) Corsets, of net; lightly
boned with medium bust and
back lacing. Flesh. Were lQc
$3.50. Friday only. ......
iS) Girdles, wrap-around styles
with light boning and side fssten-
ing. Flesh. Broken sizes. doe
Were $l.95. Friday only.
Q2) Cofsetlettes. light weight
garments with a diaphragm con-
troll. Made of flesh net. 10c
Were sl.5O. Friday only.
Second Floor
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(6) Velvet Handbags, pouch, en-
velope and back-strap styles, with
rhinestone trimming: rose, blue,
black and green. Reg @2 CS
ular $3.50 value. Friday ~0 -
(l5) Velvet Handbags, in pouch.
back-strap and top-handle styles.
Neatly lined and fitted with purse
and mirror. Were ss.7S. 1926
Friday only 1890.
(6) Velvet Handbags. in q rich
quality velvet, in black or brown.
Back strap and top-handle styles.
were $3.50. Friday $3.50
(6S) Straw and Silk Handbags,
pouch or envelope styles. Assort-
ed colors. Were ACC. FRI SSc
street Floor
Wash Goods
600 Yards) Silk Warp P0plin,
in several good shades. 36 inches
wide. Regular roc value. 20c
Friday only ..............
1850 Yards) Printed Rayon.
pleasing patterns and colors for
wo m EMS and children's 2Qc
frocks. Was 79c. Friday. ~
900 Yards) Bingham. such as
zephyr, Peter-Pan and Gilbrae
lines. Rich colors. Tub C0c
fast. Were soc to 75c. -.
Third Floor
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Distinct Savings on
NoUelty Furniture

t6l Folding Bridge Chairs, with
padded seats and all-metal frames.
Finished in jade. Were CT AZ
$2.s5. Friday only. ;. @I.OO
t3) Phone Stands with Stools to
match. OF hardwood, mahogany
finished. Were 1895. Cd %
Friday only .......... %~~O
~ Boudoir Chair. upholstered
in light chintz. High-back model
wi, with n mahogany s,o ~ fin- SLIPS
~ Settee, of wire-woven fiber:
large, roomy style with wide arms.
Oxidized lead finish. Grey and
green trim. Spring cushion seats.
70 inches long. Was SIS. SD
Friday only .............. %T@
~ 3-Pc. Stick Reed Suite, for
sun parlor or Office. Black and
orange finish, with
padded seats. Was GO OK
$3.50. Friday only. @co.0o
ID End Table, with smoking
tray attached. Mahog- CT CO
any finish. Was $3.50. %F'AO
90 Windsor Chairs. hardwood
frames. Mahogany fin CT IN
ish. Were $298. %A'sO
t3) Oval Fiber Tables, sturdy,
well built of woven fiber. Hand
somely decorated. Were or CE
$2l. Friday onlv. -. %O'c
~ Fiber Tables. with wooden
tops. oval. Were CD %
$11.95. Friday only. RS'oo
Fifth Floor
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Girls Wear Reduced

az Jersey Dresses, smart styles,
ideal for school; trinity tailored:
sizes 8 to 10. Were cS 90
1913. Friday only. So. %o'|o
~ Challie Dresses, pink and
green; sizes 8 and 10. cS 90
Were $1,000. Friday. %c' ~
(3) Blue or Red Skirts, pleated
in front; sizes IL to IA. c0 90
Were $3.50. Friday. %c'~O
(9) Plaid and Plain Color Skirts,
Sizes 8 to IA. Were CT %
$3.50. Friday only. -. %A'>O
~ Girls Dress, of silk and vel
veteen. Size IA. Was co 90
$3.50. Friday only -. %o'|o
~ Dress, of soft velveteen.
Size IA. Was S398. CD 90
Friday only .......... %~'|o
III Jersey Frocks. neatly tai
lored styles, in sizes IL to IA.
Were $500. Friday CO 90
only %C'IO
t49) Wash Frocks. broken size
and color ranges. Were 90
49c. Friday only. ........ S|O
Fourth Floor
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So Wcnen's
Dresses
Were $I4.65 to $25
$6.75

For So lucky customers
tomorrow! Smart after
noon and street frocks OF
chiffon, georgettes and
other SeaSonable silks
light and dark colors.
Broken size range 36 to
4812.
(l0) Women's Su m Ter
Frocks, of georgettes and other
fine silks. Broken size and
color ranges. Were CQ CG
$40. Friday ....... %OO
I'D Women's Dresses, of
chiffon and georgette. Light
colors and some black. Sizes
SO to 48l2. Were $3.50. OK
Friday only -. %AO
1881 Women's Dresses. some
slightly Soiled. Broken size
ranges. Values G1O OF
from SIS to $3.50 spAo'/O
Second Floor
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Notion Prices Slashed

(75) Fancy Rubber Aprons, as
sorted colors. Were Acc. 1Oo
Friday only ..............
(100) Children's Fancy Rubber
Aprons, assorted styles and -
colors. Were 15c. Friday. ~
500 Dress Innings, white and
black. Not all sizes. Were -
Csc. Friday only. ........... ~
Ironing Board Pads, to fit any
size board boar Were esc. Fri 45c
(36 Yards Black Feather e.
bone. Was zoe yard. Friday ~
t69D Enameled Dress Hangers,
assorted colors. Slightly soiled.
Were loc. Friday 2 for Toe
only ............' IVA Nv
Street Floor
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Bedwear Marked
LotUer for One Day

(14) Army Cots, strongly made,
with link springs. Finished in
grey. Were $4.95. Fri CD 20
day only. ............. %o'O>
~ Emergency Cot, complete
with pad. 4 #. wide. Was c1E
$40. Friday only. ........ VIZ
az Fine CameI's Hair Blankets,
plain brown with checkered bor-
ders. Size 72x84. COZ CS
Were $35. Friday. %~O'@O
(2) Mahagony Wood Finished
Graceline Twin Beds. of the famous
Simmons make. Floor samples,
slightly marred. Were GIL IN
S15.95 Friday EACH. pAO
~ Solid Panel Simmons Bed,
slightly marred. Graceline frame
be u tifully grained. CLIO ~
Was SIS. Friday. %Aoc
~ Modernistic Bed, red and
yellow. Size 8 #. 8 in. COZ ~
Was $40. Friday. %~!o
~ Foster Ideal Bed. cane and
solid paneling. Slightly GO %
married. Was $1250. :. %|co
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Jewelry Greatly
Louered

III Fancy Watch Ribbons,
pretty designs and colors. 1Oc
Were ACC. Friday only. -.
1103 Pieces) Black Bead Thread,
strong and tightly twisted. 3c
Was SC. Friday only. 49,.
(S) Sterling Silver Shriner Pins,
with Slopes. Were zoe. 70c
f ls1 Fancy Stone-set Napkin
Rings. Were 39c. Friday Toe
e Pieces) Novelty Jewelry.
Regular 29c value. Friday Toe
only q, Sterling Silver Belt Buckles.
with fancy designs. S1.45
Were $1.95. Friday only W
Is Pieces) Fancy Beaded Lin
gerie Straps. Were 69c. 2Qc
CD Mems Sterling Silver Belt
Buckles, fancy styles. Sl.95
az Gold. Filled Necklace, un-
usual design. Was 38c. 10c
Friday only ..............
Street Floor
Toilefries
Merida Face Powder. 2Oc
Regular 81 value. Friday.
Merida Cold and Vanishing
Cream. Regular soc value. COc
Friday
Blue Rose Compacts. S1.15
Were $3.50. Friday.
Blue Rose Toilet Water. C1
Formerly 50. Friday only. w
Rameses Extract. Regu- E0c
larly 75c per OF. Friday, o., wv
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SilUeruore Values for
Friday

go Heavy Silver Platters, well
and tree designs. Were G7 IN
$3.50. Friday only. -. %A'cO
~ Silver Plated Chop Dishes,
plain and fancy designs. zSc
Were SITS. Friday only.
go Glass Candy Jars, 7Oc
daintily designed. Were 15c LUZ
~ Heavy Silver Plated Cake
Dishes. Fancy designs with CD
handles. Were ST.. Friday, %~
"a Heavy Silver Plated Cake
Basket. with fancy handle. CD
Was $425. FRIDAY only. -. Rc
ca Sterling Silver Baby Cups,
all plain designs. Were SO. CD
Friday only. ............. W.
"a PairS) Salt and Pepper
Shakers. good weight. Were CT
$195. Friday only. ...:..... W
Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-20

numerous cafes that face the Gaspodski
Trg and review the vintages-provided
he is careful enough to allot sufficient
number of meals to the experiment,
and provided especially that he looks
not too long on the heady wine of
Brazza, one of the most famous of the
Dalmatian wines. Passing to and fro
he will see native peasants in colorful
garb smoking their long stemmed pipes.
Some of the farm women he will see
wearing trousers the better to perform
the tasks that husbands and fathers
leave to them. There are. besides.
gypsies. Italians, Greeks. Albanians anG
a sprinkling of Austrians still lingering
on after their regime is ended"