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Evening star., 1928-06-09
LINDBERGH GETS DEGREE
AT NEW YORK UNIVERSITY
Flyer Now Ranks as Master Of
Aeronautics-Lau School
Training.
Pv the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June Cool. Charles
A. Iindbergh Yesterday received from
New York University the degree of mas
ter Of aeronautics. He was the first to
receive the degree, created recently by
the board of regents. Chancellor FL
mer E. Brown conferred the honor.
The colonel was to have appeared on
Thursday at the graduating exercises
but bad weather interrupted his trans
continental flight and the regents voted
against conferring the degree In his alb
sence. He arrived in New York Wednes-
day.
Clad in cap and gown as he received
Evening star., 1928-06-09
NEW CHEVY CHASE
SCHOOL PLANS O. KID
Archbishop Curley Approves Design
for Parochial Instruction
Building.
Special Dispatch to The star.

BALTIMORE, June 9.--Plans for a
new parochial school at Chevy Chase
have Just been approved by Archbishop
Michael J. Curley. The school. work on
which will begin shortly, will be erected
by the Church of the Blessed Sacra-
ment.
The new school will contain two floors
and a basement. 1t will have 'front.'
age of 1875 feet and depth OF l64
feet. The exterior will be of Bethesda
granite, trimmed with mat-glazed terra
Gotta to harmonize with the church
and rectory.
The classrooms will be large, and
will have rubber floors. The building
will be of fireproof construction and
there will be two steel inclosed rre
towers leading direct to the exterior
exits.
Each pupil in the school will be pro-
vided with a locker. There will be
two large locker rooms on each floor.
In the basement will be large play
rooms for boys and girls. which viii
Evening star., 1928-06-09
Realtors Beat Valuation Hike.

The Akron Ohio. Real Estate Board
has won a fight carried TO the courts
against a blanket increaSS in real estate
valuations After hearing evidence in
suit brought by the real estate board
Judge S d Kenfleld. In Common Pleas
Court. vacated an order of the Ohio
State Tax Commission. made last Janu-
airy. which placed blanket increase OF
IS per cent on all Summit County real
estate valuations
Evening star., 1928-06-09

tending the national convention OF real
estate boards at Louisville, June l9
Guy N. Church was appointed chair
man of a special On-to-Louisville COM
mittee.
Evening star., 1928-06-09

tim Il IN the hands Of university
trained personnel and American univer-
stiles now lead IN this special training
Evening star., 1928-06-09

the degree, he said: This Il one OF
the greatest honors conferred upon me
at home or abroad. The future of avis
Evening star., 1928-03-18
Certainteed
Art Squares

This famous, good-wcaring fclt-base
floor covering, cut from the roll and
without border. All the desirable
block, floral and carpet designs arc
shown in multi-color harmonies. Some
facsmilies Of genuine inlaid patterns
are included
Evening star., 1928-03-18
EkOl,Onty
KOIunsn
With Coupon Only
Toilet Tissue
2 rolls for 14c
Street Floor
35c Cutex Preparations

35c Cutex Preparations
24c ca.
Choice of nail polish, cuticle re-
mover or nail white.
Fancy Cufed Milanese
Silk Gloves, $1.15
Fancy and tailored cuffs with
contrasting embroidery, ruffled and
scalloped effects. Embroidered and
Paris point backs. Perfect and
slightly irregular. Otherwise they
would sell for 81 so. All sizes and
all correct Spring tones.
Silk Scarfs, S1.59
Tri-corners and long scarfs Of
smart printed and painted silks.
Crepe de chine and georgette.
Street Floor
$50 and 81 Silk
Hosiery, 81
Women's black heel. full fash
ioned, perfect and irregular chiffon
and service weight stockings.
Beautiful colors. All silk or with
Isle top.
25c Short Socks
3 prs. for SOC
Perfect. mercerized cotton socks
with fancy tops, also perfect and
irregular rayons in new colors.
81 Silk Hosiery, Csc
Slightly irregular Pointed heel;
all-silk square heel and Wigwam
heel in self or contrasting colors.
All new shades,
Soc Sport Hose, 35c
3 prs. for 81
Boys and girls "a hose In fancy
patterns. All colors and sizes.
Lisle, cotton and rayon.
Street Floor
S1.39 Stamped Spreads, ST
Double bed size. unbleached cot
ton. Complete with bolster in one.
Two new patterns.
S1.19 Stamped Gowns, SOC
Lovely colors and simple pat
terms. Wolfe and white cotton In
College Girl designs.
Street Floor
Evening star., 1928-03-18
With This CoWpon Only
Clark'S .. =. L.
Sewing Cotton
! spoolS for l0c
i00-yard SpoolS. in all num-
berS. black and white.
Street Floor

soc Spring CretonneS
2+c yd.
New patterns. in SunShiny col
orS. SO inches wide,
2qc Curtain Rods, l9c
Double rods with 4s-inch extern
sion. Complete with fixtures for
Third Floor
New Jewelry, SIC
Bracelets, necklaces. earrings and
novelties, In modern and antique
fashions.
Street Fieor
Bows Bell" BlouSes, 7qc
Perfect 81 to So qualities Mad
raS, SoiSette, imported and domeS-
tic broadcioth and percale RlouSeS
sizes 10 10 and shirts IN i2l2 20
II neckband
Boys IS Spring ReeierS
$3.50
New patterns, IN light and
medium mixtures and black-and-
white check. Sizes III 10 :. A
sport cane free with each coat.
81 New Handbags, S.@S.
stunning bags Of genuine and
imitation feathers, IN new styles
and coiorS,
- Umbrellas. Sl,@l
Bradford cloth womenS umerel-
las. io-rib style. Slightly lmper-
feet, Ali collars, Guaranteed san
and rain proof
Street floar
Window Shades, +pc
Seconds of 81 oil opaque shades,
with perfect rollers, Green. white
and eeru,
O'Cedar Alops, 4te
Oiled ready for use, Packed IN
sanitary metal eSNatameE.
Third Floor
loc Dress GinghamS
l2,.e yd.
- inches wide. New checks.
stripes and piaiaS
Turkish Towels, loo ea.
Seconds Of isc and iac plain
white and cNlored horder STYLES.
$i.7S English Longcloth
lloyd. pc. $40
ss~ineh. nne, soitnnISh lingerie
fabric,
Sc tlnhleached Sheeting
5 yds.. for ~
aO-lneh extra heavy reund
thread quality for making sheets,
ptllaWeaseS and mattress covers
street tt0ag
Evening star., 1928-03-18
Special SI.5O and So
SHIRTS, 05c

imported English Brondcloth
Rdyon Striped Wopen Madras
Genuine BTOddc 9th Repp Cloth
NoUeltv Broddcloth
WODen Madras Penang Cloth
Offered in collar attached and
neckband styles, with n-shrinI:-
able neckbands and we'll setting
collars. Every shirt absolutely per-
feet. we'll made. carefully finished
and shown In plain colors. nattv
stripes and fancies. Sizes l3
10 II. Street Floor
Evening star., 1928-03-18
With This Coupon Only
Kotex, 2Qc box
Street Floor

Mems Silk Ties. Sc
All new Spring patterns. in
stripes. figures and other colorful
designs.
Mems Sport Hose, SIC
Former soc and soc perfect and
irregular rayons and isles. New
patterns: sizes 10 70 lils.
Mems PajamaS, Sl.D
Spring styles. Perfect and tr-
regular. Pullover and coat styles.
of broadcloth. madras. fancy broad
cloth and Plaza pongee. Plain COL
orS and prints. All sizes.
Evening star., 1928-03-18

Spring Furs, S7.98 yd.
Usually $40. Smart 4-inch band
ing in two-tone and solid colors-
tan, gray, cocoa and beige.
Street Floor
Clasp Silk Gloves, 75c
Two-clasp style with plain or
embroidered backs. Gray, tan.
mode. black, white and pongee.
Slight irregulars Of famous quail
ity. Usually 81 and sl.25.
Street Floor
Women's 69c Union Suits
5Sc
Forest Mills. Spring weight,
bodice or band top. Shell or tight
knee. Sizes So to ~.
Women's Vests. 3 for soc
Spring weight. slightly irregular.
Band top. all sizes.
Women'S 79c Union Suits
SOC
Double extra sizes 46. IS. so.
Shell or tight knee. Perfect: Spring
weight.
Boys SOC Union Suits
; for 81
Athletic style. slightly irregular.
72xSO fine count checked nain-
sock. Sizes s to 16. Also waist
attachment perfect suits, sizes :
to IL.
Street Floor
Evening star., 1928-03-18
SIPS Rumed Tie.
Backs, Set
08c

Scrim Wolfe Curtains with floral
ruffies and wide. double-ruffied
valance. Five pieces in this set.
Very attractive and refreshingly
new. Third Floor
Evening star., 1928-03-18

Absolutely new-cycry set Of
genuine scrim wolfe with double
rufflcd 54-inch valance and 27-
inch-widc side panels 214 yards
long Trimmed with colorcd
rayon bands and really very
pretty. Will enhance your entire
room by their simple smartness.
Evening star., 1928-05-28
P-B 3-Pc. Tropicals
SIS, $40, SIS

Worsteds-tans, blues, grey and mixtures the pat
terms for this Summer Also 3piec S3 hannels $40
and 2piece tropicas at $25 and $50.
Evening star., 1928-05-28
NEW METAL NEEDS
SPEED UP MINING
Black Hills Finding Place in
Sun as Result of Devel-
opments in Industry.
BY J. G. ROYLE.
Special Dispatch to The Star.


NEW YORK, May 2s.-Unprece-
dented activity in the mining districts
of the country already has made its
appearance this Spring. For some
years the heavy increase in mining
and production costs OF the non-fer-
rous metals has had depressing ef-
feet on activity. This year this has
been counteracted sharply by the de-
velopments in the chemical and
metallurgical research field and in the
development OF manufacturing produc-
ton.
In the early days Of the West a
prospector went out with a pick. a
shovel a gold pan and perhaps mag
nifving glass and a simple assaylng
outfit. Then the search was all Ior
gold silver, lead, copper and zinc. WIN,
in fact, the latter three metals re-
Rarded in the light Of liabilities ratner
than assets. g.
Today the old-time prospector Is
oone and the chemist and metallurglst
search for new and obscure metals
never heard of by the sourdougns OF
Death Valley, the Panamint ana the
Coeur d'Alenes.
The Black Hills, once a great gold
producing district, are finding a new
place in the sun as result OF oefilanu
for new metals, according 10 Dr. n. l.
Roos, who has just completed sur
vey OF the district. Some OF Ine lot
rner boom towns, virtually deserted 1oi
wears. have taken on new lie. De-
yeionn,ents in radio, aviation and the
chemical industry have created mar
ket for metals heretofore considered
practically worthless.
TantaIum Being Used.
Tantalum is being found at Ilnton,
vevctone and PrinEle, in the Black
Hills This metal LIS used In new
processes for hardening steel, IN tne
production of trickle chargers !or
radIo batteries and as substitute Ior
ooId and platinum. In many cases
the ore containing this metal mas neen
returning producers $500 to $i'OOo l"
Caesium has been discovered in Gus
ter County, s. D. This Is useo IN tf,e
manufacture OF radio tubes ana Wnne
II was regarded as merely curiosity up
to 1925, the ore is now worth hoHA
Al 600 to $4,000 ton.
Lithlum. found in ore containing 20
8 per cent OF this metal, is bringing saV -,
to $50 a ton, as are deposits OF neryL
fieldspar, mica, bentonite, caly' iEIs gypsum I'M
graphite and certain types Oh Ton uae
1sed in the production Of mineral pants.
Remarkable development in nitrates
are anticipated within the next lev
months. It already is known by insiders
that some OF the great explosive manu- :
SactuTers @ have developed processes OF
synthetic nitrate production which are
cxnected to retire the new Muscles
Shoals plant to the discard as s.o.sdsns oosols1e
of the Chilean production. The secrets
of these processes are closely guarded.
Naturally they were first submitted 10
the ordnance department OF the united
States Army.
while, of course, these processes would
be OF intense value in time OF war, tneir
immediate value lies in the manufac-
ture Of fertilizer.
Evening star., 1928-05-28
CURB SHARESSAG
NMONEY ADVANCE
Marking Up of Call Funds
Rate Brings Heavy Sell
ing Into Market.
BY WILLIAM F. HEFFERNAN.

Special Dispatch 10 The star.
NEW YORK, May 2S.-Marking up
OF the call loan renewal to 6I2 per
cent. the highest in almost seven years.
took speculative Wall Street by surprise
in the late afternoon today. Specula-
tive commitments were thrown upon
the Curb Market in rather large volume
but the effect here was not as pro-
rolInced as on the Stock Exchange.
The fact that the majority Of Curb
issues are not carried in marginal az
counts explained to some degree why
prices did not fall away as readily as
they did on the big board.
The list however, was not without
feature on the side Of advancing prices.
MANY recently favored specialties reach
ine new highs. The situation in the
ravon industry was reflected in active
buyjng at new high prices in American
Rayon Products and a further upturn
in Tubize Artificial silk. Both COM
panies are said TO be strongly IN
trenched and are benefiting materially
BY the steady increase in the demand
for rayon and related products.
Improvement Short lived. :
For a brief interval the copper and
metal issues we're taken in hand, but
the improvement was short-lived, and
prices subsequently dropped back to or
slightly below Fridays finals.
The new Transcontinental Air Trans
port was called upon TO absorb heavy
profit-taking when weakness developed
in related issues on the Stock Exchange.
TneSe offerings were absorbed only at
the expense Of prices, and at one time
the loss extended 10 almost 3 points.
New tops were reached in Bahia pre-
ferred. Anglo Chilean Nitrate. Evans
issues. Safe-T-Stat. up points: Bris-
tol-Myers. Doehler Die and Lehigh Coal
and Navigation.
Utilities Are Quleter.
The action of the oil stocks indicated
that there Is stin prospect for public
participation on the buying side until
the situation in the industry Is rem
edied and supply and demand are drawn
closer. About the only issues which
held speculative interest were those
with huge cash surpluses and thereby
in q position 70 reward share owners
with special distributions.
Utilities lacked the interest displayed
in this quarter recently. Expanding
operations and merger prospects ap-
peared to have been discounted for the
moment and recent fayorites were left
to drift for themselves.
Evening star., 1928-05-28
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO, Nay % ~ UNITED
states Department o. Agriculture -
Eoes-Receap.6 1900 head market
mostly 10 10 Is i0wer than Fradzys
average; al Interests buying, top, $50
laid for ckoioe around 2i0~posaac
xeaght. E1G1ners medium " choice,
zS1-5s0 pounds. e25as.E5 200y25O
pounds, sz5zs 80. 1So-209 pounds, s.s9a
ESQ; f5o-iGo pounds, 7.+0ssl60. Pack
ing SowE. S.4ozsl09. Pigs, medium 70
eholce, so-izo ponds, 7o0zs.2s.
Cattle Receipts, 1900 head: calves.
500; steer and yezraang trade 10 70 %
higher; cows ssoB most fat steers, li,13
st2So. best around 1850 Slaughter
classes. sseess. 200 and cfao4ce: Sy9s ges
800 DoJKahs. 3z10aiz5o. 1904 800
Dosln1S. fzoozi4.6o: s50-i 100 pounds,
f1sozil50. common and medium, $50
po1r.1K ~. loogsiz90: fed yeSriinss,
goo1 enc cfao1os. 5s0-S50 pounds, I2.5ss
t46g, kaeifeKs. goD1 sao choice, $50
poan6E 6oWn. II Is0z11. %. common and
medium sIsSf2Gl Cows, go,o6 and
efaosoe, S9gzIl.15s coAonaOn and me
6sl1n0 7isSs ~, A0W cutter and cutter
ElNyg21 5s Bulls ggSIc and choice fEeef1 !,
EGaA1g %. egttsr 10 medium, T.1SaSE
Ye21eEs fnlilk~fecy, goo1 and choice.
355gslegs. n1e1i0n. li50aizl00. Gull
and Conmaoa. sooaii-59. ftocker ard
aee1eF ssksTs. go1e and choice fsIi
wssZsqtsJ, Ii.7tsf3og; common and
n1S13Gs1, S5gzIi7s.
EkseeD~ FseoeiDls. 5zO0g head, fat
1sn5bG an1 EDr4agerE fairly active, steady
10 It hlgneF. initial consignment, seven
1os1olsx u gG>1e Idaho fpr1Egsrs. 1900:
fst l5gigtgslgns sheep steshy, others
sa1ajy 2S a1wef. GAsggnter CLASSES EpFlng
Ass13D6. gs<11 and ciaolee, iT7szlS u /,
MEDIUM. ~ z5sf77E. cgll and coHnaon
1I1Sslez1 E@1goe KgxD1 and clloice
fsz DJslns1 coyn) - bosl7 %. medium
tzo9slt,JS, c9a SFa1 coBn0n, 1IHbs
l49e medium ~ cboiG2 ~ 100
D11En&). azzbzls5s EBss medium ~
efsegss fi19 Dognss fDWny. s2EsS 20 /.
evil sE1 Goanaon. zl90s7g9
Evening star., 1928-05-28
NET INCOME GAINS.

CHICAGO, May 20 NP.--Despite a
decrease in total operating revenue oi
about ! "a per cent. the Illinois Central
Railway System showed an increase OF
net income during April over the same
month in 1927.
The revenue statement Of the road
issued today showed the total operating
income for April was $14,608, ,202, a de-
crease Of $203,589. The net income was
$2,253,972, an increase over April, 1927
Of $308, ,726.
Both operating and net revenues for
the first four months Of 1928 slumped
The total Of operating revenues was
$50 ,394,053. showing a decrease oi
s805,940 from the first four months oi
1927.
Net income for the period was S9,439,-
408, a decrease of $4i,474.
Evening star., 1928-05-28
TOBACCO RECEIPTS UP.
Sales of Maryland Leaf, However
Show Decline.

Special Dispatch N The Star.
BALTIMORE, May 2s.--Receipts Of
Maryland leaf tobacco increased last
week, totaling 246 hogSheads, compared
with 189 the previous week. but sales
declined to 20s hogsheads, against 33s
hogsheads. leaving stock In the State
tobacco warehouses OF 3,482 hogsheads.
Demand continues good for nearly all
grades and prices show little change.
The first Ohio tobacco arrived last week
and will be offered on the market this
week.
Quotations today for Maryland leaf
tobacco per 100 pounds: Inferior, 500
to 100; frosted, 800 to 400; sound COM
mon and greenish, 800 TO 1900; good
common, 1900 TO $500; medium, 26.00
to 1000; good to fine red, Al 90 TO 5000; {;
fancy, 5000; seconds, common TO good
common, 500 to 1900; medium, 1900
TO $500: seconds, good to fine, 24.00 TO
$500; upper country. hurley, nominal ,
ground leaves. 800 10 $500.
Evening star., 1928-05-28
SALE OF GOVERNMENT
SHIP LINES FORECAST

NEW YORK, May % C4D.-The New
York Herald Tribune says that It has
learned authoritative1y that the Gov
ernment-controlled United States lines
and American Merchant Line win be
placed on sale soon by the Shipping
Board
The sale win involve the United
States liner LeViathan, flagship Of the
American Merchant Marine. and the
liners George Washington, America, Re
public, President Roosevelt, President
Harding. Monticello and Mount Vernon
Evening star., 1928-05-28
COTTON HAS UPTURN
AFTER EARLY DROP
Offerings Are Light and Market
Rallies on Covering-Lver-
pool Mart Closed.
NJ The Assoc5afed Press

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 2S.--The cotton
market opened steady today At an ad-
vance Of 2 points 70 a decline Of ;
points. Owing TO the continued holiday
in Liverpool there we're no cables from
that market 10 influence sentiment
here. and there was probably q little
selling on the failure Of early weather
news to show such unsettled conditions
over the South as some OF Saturday s
buyers had anticipated
Offerings we're light, and after show
Ing net declines OF about 8 70 8 points,
with October easing OF TO 20.e5, the
market rallied on covering which may
have been promoted By reports Of q
steady spot situation in the South
October rallied 70 20.Ts, with the mar
ket ruling about to Q points net higher
al the end Of the FIRST hour.
Evening star., 1928-05-28

Jamaica entertained more tourists
during the past season than In several
years.
Evening star., 1928-05-28

4 promise IL Dlt snasn 03flsy
ason ghIck as4gs returns are szDset@d.
Evening star., 1928-05-28
GASOLINE is STEADY.

NEW YORK. M2y ~ lh9,---A stes6y
naEset for gsSolile TBAs6 tSl4oggkAg9t
AA6E Besf n4OtoF EaSgliEae at fogF DF1Ea~
csEsl refinery points fs raging EGI5
oentS 8 ga1lcp. agsiIssl zoe cents last
year, C1l Paint snc Drug Reporter says,
E<Ty2ee stGtzoB prices ~ 10 principal
naEYEstE syefzgsd 1871 csyts against
1917 lsSt year Crude Csi 81 the Hesaf
SBerEgeo 81 ,Hbz beFTsi, sgsiEst si.4zz
. year sEo.
Evening star., 1928-05-28
WHEAT GOES LOWER
ON WEATHER NEWS
Ghowers in Canada and Rain Ex.
pscted South Of Boundary
Are Bearish FaetorTs
~ Toe Associated Press

Ey toe Associated Press.
CHICAGO, May 2sl-With showers
in Canada and moisture expected south
of the international boundary wheat
praees averaged lover today during the
ezYiy dealings. Field advlces from the
Eorinz crop belt as whole. however.
continued un1zFogzbie. Opening at II
10 ia decline wheat later Guctuateo
rapidly but kept near 70 the initial
lnslsa. Corn and oats we're relatively
nrrn. corn starting ss 70 "a Up. and sub
ssqnenlsy scoring gains al around.
Provisions tended 70 sag.
Evening star., 1928-05-28
P-B 4-Pc. Golf Suits
$40, SIS, $50

The models the fabrics the shades and patterns
And each suit has both and knckers it can
venienty take from home office to the fairway
Evening star., 1928-05-28
APPLE DROP HEAVY.
Western Maryland Likely to Have
Short Crop, It Is Predicted.

Western Maryland Likely 70 have
Short Crop, It Is Predicted.
Special Dispatch TO The Star.
BALTIMORE, May 2s.--An unprec-
edented fall OF apples during the June
drop period in the western Maryland
apple region, has led to predictions Of a
short crop.
Growers say they have never seen the
drop so heavy this early in the year,
and they attribute 1t to the blizzard
during April and cold weather during
that month, when trees we're coming
into bloom.
Castillo Graham, assistant entomolo-
gist OF the University Of Maryland ex-
tention service, who inspected the
orchards recently, reported the drop
the heaviest he had seen at this season,
but declined to make any estimates.
Peaches In the western Maryland belt
apparently are In good condition, there
being only a normal drop.
Evening star., 1928-05-28
INCOME SHOWS GAIN,

NEW YORK, May 20 Cp.-April net
operating income of the Chicago Great
Western rose TO $70,986 from Sal. .5S8
In April last year and for four months
Of 1928 to $472,621 from s457,359 In
the same period last year.
Evening star., 1928-05-28

Welcome, we know, for mans needs are many,
his time imited-and the success of holiday calls
for the full and proper wardrobe equipment. Not
everything is listed here, but you be sure that
everything you could need or desire is here in our
store.
Evening star., 1928-05-28
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
Received BY Private Wire Direct to The Star once
INnrsTRIAIS.

Following is a list Of stocks and
bonds traded in on the New York Curb
Market TODAY:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-27
Children's Wearables

II "ToM.BoY" SKIRTS, ALL.wooL
- ea n., ',anne'' copen and green. ST or
s-GIRLs' RAIN cAPEs, NAVY BLUE
only. $2ss value for. S1
+GIRLs' LUsTRE cAPEs, ASSORTED
eoiors' and "a years only. 1898 CT 90
value Tor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. %As~O
ao-7ie GIRLS "sEsTYETTE" GUAR.
years. SIS value for........... 1ZsSO
GIRLS PURE LINEN DRESSES, SMART
tailored models, assorted colors, IL CT 90
to rs years. $3.50 value for. @1.0O
1o-cHilDREN's LIGHT CHIT
tieaI styles, 2 to 6 years. s4.ss 60 co
and 1913 values for. %A'O0
5-LITTLE TOTS WHITE CORDUROY
Coats, soft and warm lined, slight CT OE
ly soiled. $2.98 value for......... %AsOO
.s-eIRLs' SILK. CREPE DE CHINE
10 year. only. $500 and ss.ss % 90
values for.. Observation-Disclosures. %&'~0
12-GlRLS' WOLFE DRESSES, AS.
sorted colors and styles, broken lots and
sizes. $1.ss and $2.ss values 81 20
TOR neutrality-suspicious.. ~AsO~
CHiLDRENS NOVELTY SLlP-oN
Sweaters, Wee neck and long sleeves. QEc
$1.39 value for. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Wv
e--LEATHERETTE LUMBER JACKS.
corduroy lined collar and suedine lined,
elastic cuff, s-12-14 years. $4.9s 90 QQ
value for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %A'0O
HLiTTLE TOTS THREE-PIEcE
Sweater Sets, brush wool and cotton mix
ture, red and blue. 1898 value % or
TOT .........'.... ...............
CHILDREN'S PLAY SUITS, KHAKI AND
blue cloth, assorted models and TO-
broken sizes. 81 value for. .......... s0S
eNoVELTY GRE Pc PLEATED
Skirts in only, with white
bod ce. Misses sizes. $3.50 O. 40
value for ...................... %1.4S
5-INFANTS' LONG CASHMERE WOOL
CIoaks, fresh and clean samples, iIk-lined
ard hand embroidered collars. S3 60