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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-01-26
UPWARD MOVE
is RESI- MED
Speculation for the Advance
Renewed With Full Vigor
on Wall Street

New York, Jan. 26.-(AP)-Spec.
ulation for the advance, which re.
ceived sharp setback yesterday on
selling inspired by the increase in
the Chicago Federal Reserve re.
discount rate, was resumed with full
vigor in today's stock market. Stan.
dard industrials and rails moved for
ward a point or two, recovering
most, or all. Of yesterdays lost
ground, while several specialties
were marked up three to 10 points
to new high records. Trading
showed moderate contraction in
volume.
The impressive recovery in prices
was influenced to a large extent by
unofficial Washington advices that
treasury department officials saw
no immediate prospects Of an in.
crease in the New York Federal Re-
serve rediscount rate. Directors of
the New York institution meet after
the close of the market this after
noon.
Public utilities continued in the
vanguard of the advance. Montana
Power scared 10 points, Laclcd Gas,
seven. and several others, including
Brooklyn Edison, moved up two to
five points. Packing shares respond
ed to improving trade conditions UNI
der the leadership Of Cudahy, which
was bid up five points above last
nights close. Adams Express, which
has scared more than 100 points in
the last few weeks, broke q points.
Rails showed signs of increasing
speculative activity. Illinois Central
scared nine points to 144, the high
est price since 1911. Southern
Railway, Mobile and Ohio certifi-
Gates, which broke Is points a few
days ago on the announcement of the
Southern Railway that efforts to in
validate the contract under which
they were issued would be strenu-
ously opposed, jumped 10 points
over night.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-01-26

lysrck; Rhode Island Reds Joseph
Passndak, Fullerton; Buff Orping-
ten - Wilbert Fields, Bismarck;
White Rocks-Peter Werlen, Bis.
marck; Brown Leghorns-Ceorge
Smith, Bismarck; White Leghorns-
9. A. Carley, Bismarck; Jersey
Black Giants-F. "A. Phillips, Fargo;
Silver Laced Wyapdottes Il. "A.
Underwood.
Associates Rsofganised
Reorganization Of the old Slope
Poultry association was accom-.
plished 1t the business meeting fol-
lowing the banquet at noon today.
The new board Of directors Is
composed Of Wilbert Fields, ]. N.
Thompson and William A. Falconer,
al Of Burleigh county; o. L. Nord-
quist and L. G. Stewart, Mclean
county; Mrs. =. w. Wright, Morton
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-01-26
ane J. ", BasssH. Oliver

county; ane J. ". 3aSneli. Diver
county.
Peter Mihm, Bismarek farmer,
was the holder Of the lucky number
drawn at the bauqquet for which he
received one turkey tom and two
hens. Mr.. Mihm. who u . raiser
Of ~'hite Holland turkeys, Va row
have . nucleus Tor . OronSe turkey
flock.
Through the courtesy ok tho In
transitional Harvester compoav, q
one reel motion picture deol1ng With
the raising an marketing q poul-
try wsS shown.
Dr.. A. +. Schalk and DR.. q. J.
1eisner were the principal speak.
ers on the program, their talks
being relative % poultry diseases
and the raising d poultry.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-01-26
so. ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK
South st. Paul, Jan. 26.-tR,-(U.

srSs = eAdAS O0sls sOs---b f--~N ~.
=. Of .A.)--Cattle $500; steers
! yearlings in light supply.
~; best medium weights 1850;
IL loads yearlings 12.0O@12.75;
s.-sirable kinds downward to
and below; she stock moder-
;.@tive. 7.00@9.00 for cows and
.J.C0 for heifers: latter class
{. best action; cutters $3.50
ntlIs in light supply, more ac-
stotkcr and feeders slow,
s.tiy.
a.es, 1900; unevenly 5O@1.O0
81: good lights largely 1l.50;
a.e~, 1870.
'a"s "a 900; bidding mostly IT'S
Tor desirable lights and butchers;
eg..d 10 cents lower, asking most
steady prices; other classes little
'aanses, 1870 to $50 pound averages
-se, 7.75; pigs 7.O0@7.25; packing
US 6.15; average cost Wednesday
7sa; weight 210.
sheep 600; steady to strong 25
erts higher; desirable fed lambs
1850; culls and common kinds 1000
best fat ewes 7.00@775.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-01-26

al convention chosen by this conven.
ton and we deplors the action Of
those. delegates 70 the Republican
national convention Of 1924 who
failed to support and vote for the
Hon. Calvin Coolidge, the Republic-
IN candidate for the presidency,
who received the Enforcement Of
the Republican presidential prefer.
ence vote in 1924 in this state.
1--WE, % Republicans, do not BE-.
lieve in alternating the supervision,
help and guidance Of the Indians and
their affairs from the national gov.
eminent by placing them under state
supervision and government, but
firmly believe that the national gov
eminent should adopt q firm pro-
gressive policy tending to help out
Indian citizens in their efforts TO
educate their children, build comfort
able homes and succeed in their
chosen industries, believing these are
matters for the nation and not for
the state.
I'VE heartily endorse the official
records Of Congressman o. b. Burt.
ness and Congressman Thomas Hall.
Waterway Favored
1--WE approve and endorse national
legislation which will hasten the
construction Of the so-called Great
Lakes-St. Lawrence waterway. We
believe the construction Of such OIL
channel of commerce will be of great
benefit to our state.
1--WE re-affirm the position of the
Republican party Of the state on the
question of prohibition and do now,
as heretofore, favor the enforcement
of both the federal and state laws
thereon. We favor the enactment Of
such additional legislation as may be
needed, if any, to provide for the
more efficient enforcement Of the
law and to secure the full benefits
intended"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-01-26
POULTRY SHOW
FINEST IN n. D.
SAYS WEISNER

CONTINUED from page one)
prised at the quantity and quality Of
the birds that were trucked to Bis
marck from Underwood"
When final check of all entries had
been made late Wednesday, there
were close to 600 birds listed. The
total number Of exhibitors was IS.
Top honors in the various classes
went to the following: Barred
Rocks-William A. Falconer. Bis.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-01-26
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago, Jan. 26.-(AP)-(U. S.
d. of A.)-Hogs $4,000; generally
$ to 10 cents lower than Wednes.
days best prices; active at decline:
L2tter grade packing sows active,
.ttcady; heavy and less desirable
!...nds slow; pigs in improved de-
l.,snd; fully steady; spots higher;
ely top 500 paid for numerous
.oads ITO to 2l0 pound weight; some
held higher; bulk good and choice
GO to 210 pound weights 8.1O@8.2O;
p to 26O pounds 8.O5@8.15; few
:. weight butchers under 500; bulk
to 300 pounds 8.OO@8.05; most
ing sows 7.10@7.4O; kinds on
r order 7.50@7.75: most pigs
80; heavyweight hogs 1900
medium 8.O0@8.20; light IT'S
light lights 7.25@8.2O; pack
cts 7.1O@7.75; slaughter pigs
N, 5000; fed steers steady;
grade kinds selling at 1900
"a, getting best action; kill
ATTY plain; relatively few eli
% sell above 1850; she stock
TO g cents lower; bulls and
steady; most sausage bulls
SCI; heavy kinds up to 1855:
alers 12.0O@12.O0; mostly
800; shippers up to 1900.
$4,000; early sales to trad
| shippers erratic; steady with
ices Wednesday; upward to
packers going slow; few early
bout steady with Wednesdays
bidding e cents lower on
and heavy offerings; early
and bids on good to choice me-
weights around 1875; bidding
D13.O0 on IS to 100 pound Of
gs; sheep firm; fat ewes 7.75@
feeding lambs strong, active,
j013.60; ~ pound mixed fat
/ feeding lambs 70 traders 1886.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-01-26
TESTIMONY OF
STANDARD OIL
MAN AWAITED

Continued from page one)
quiry to determine what became Of
the Canadian concerns profits.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-01-26
The Keller'S Home
Flour Mill

A corporation in Bismarck has acquired
the patents Of John Keller for the pur-
pose to manufacture and bring on the
market small portable flour mill for
which there is an enormous demand al
ready. The model mill can be seen at
his residence, John Keller, 210 Twelfth
St., Bismarck, N. D.
Investments for stock are now open, but
will be closed as soon as certain amount
is covered.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-01-26
MINNEAPOLIS CASH CLOSE

Minneapolis, Jan. 26-lPj-Wheat
receipts today 1913 compared to 81
year ago. Minneapolis cash wheat
and coarse grain closing quotations
TO-DAY follow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-12
Hundreds of Opportunities
to Save $50 on Apparel
IL Misses Summer
Frocks
Were $I9.75
S14.5O

Youthful frocks in all the new
cool Summer shades. Various
styles-each one smart. Sizes
II TO %.
GETTE DRESSES, two piece
models. Pleated skirts. Sizes 'l6
and 10. Formerly CIT IN
s25. Friday only. al 1.oV
ID MISSES BEIGE GEOR-
GETTE DRESS. with TERED skirt
S ize lS. Formerly $3.50
S45. Friday only.
u MISSES ENSEMBLE NAVY
FLAT CREPE COAT, with powder
blue blue d.. dress ,,.,s Size 10. $3.50
~ MISSES SEM BILE
printed crepe dress and black fiat
crepe wa. .s coat sr,t size o,, 10. $3.50
~ MISSES ROSE BEIGE
CHIFFON AFTERNOON DRESS,
size 10. Formerly $3.50
(2l MISSES LACE AFTER
NOON OR DINNER DRESSES, In
tan and rose beige. Sizes IA and
20; Formerly s25' $3.50
Friday only ...,..
(s) MISSES DRESSES. in all
the new shades. Slightly soiled
Sizes ID to 90 For CT E0
merly $40. Friday only ="
(6l MISSES TAFFETA AFT
ERNOON DRESSES. sizes IA. l6
and is. Formerly Clio S0
$3.50. Friday only ~
secAnd Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-12
20 Wonen's
Smart Frocks
Were $19.75
$3.50

Frocks of fat crepe, printed
crepe and A few georgettes.
Shown IN queens blue. powder
blue and green Mostly large
sizes from 80 to S013. Some arc
faded and soiled.
"a WOMEN'S DRESSES, and
there are three ensembles in this
group. Sizes 80 to AZ. Formerly
$3.50 to s4s. Friday $3.50
~ BLACK LACE DRESSES,
with long sleeves and TERED skirts
size 38. Formerly 800 90
$3.50. Friday only ~~oO
% WOMEN'S WASHABLE
CREPE DRESSES. in white, pink,
maize or orchid. Sizes SO to 40.
$3.50 values Friday $3.50
III POWDER BLUE CREPE
SPORT DRESS, two-piece model.
size 40. Slightly faded. For
merly 1850. Friday Sl1.5O
III IN WHITE GEoRGETTE
DINNER DRESS. rhinestone trim.
Fiared skirt. Size So Slightly
soiled Formerly SIS. S11.M
Friday only .,,..,,.
~ BLACK GEORGETTE
DRESS. satin trimmed. TERED
skirt. size a. For
merly $3.50. Friday QIQ *
only ......... %c
fl0) WOMEN'S FLAT CREPE
AND GEORGETTE DRESSES,
tan. brown and green. One and
two piece models, Sizes 80 to A.
Formerly s2s. Fri $1,000
day only ,.,..,t...
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-12
Art NeedleUork

az HOOKED RUGS, in effective
designs. Slightly soiled. Were Sl3
s and $3.50 and $3.50
(221 MADEIRA DOILIES. Tx
l6-inch oval size Fine white
linen. Regularly Toe. Fri EQc
day only .................
(34) CHILDREN'S STAMPED
SHOCKS, tangerine, blue and
green. Sizes s to II years. 10c
Regularly Csc. Friday only
(2n SHOE POCKETS. stem
ciled pattern, on ecru crash. Out
line embroidery Regular hQc
ly s9c and CSC Friday only ~"
(l9l CARD TABLE COVERS, on
fancy weave material. In tanger-
Inc and orchid. Regularly 7Sc
sl00, Friday only ....
(12l CRETONNE PILLOWS. in
dainty floral effects. Regu- Zoe
larly acc. Friday only ..,
l9l TABLE sCARFS. in rose
and white, blue and white. and
green and gold combinations; Tx
"a inches Regul arly al 90
sl.39. Friday only. %OO
ns) TABLE SCARFs. to match
above scarfs. Size l7x36 TO
inches. Regularly $f00.... ~
Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-12

(a) COAT HANGERS. ribbon
covered Pink and blue. Were
tl;2' and $3.50 Friday soc
only ,..,,,,,.,..,.~,
(3l BABY BOOKS, were ~
$500. Friday only. .D,.,.
90 POWDER ruFFS, o.
were 81, Friday only ,.,,.
az WALKING SSES,
voiles and dimities, Sizes | 10 3
years, Were $298. GI 20
Friday only ,..,,,,,
"a CELANESE WOLFE DRESS,
handmade Nile green, q sc
3 Was $500, Friday nd O0
~ wolfe DRESS, size 3.
Regularly s4.9a. Friday I'D 0R
(s2 rAiRs) ENGLISH SATEEN
BLOOMERS, si2ea 4 10 Ia,
Regularly $500 Friday TOc
WI, Is, Tors CoATs, tweeds,
Sizes q, , and 4 Friday I'D
ls) Tors' CoATs, sizes D and
wears, Were s4.Oe $500
Friday only ,,tt,.,.t.
Foutlh FiooF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-12
Toilet Articles

MELBA FACE POWDER, dis
continued Formerly $l,Oo' zoe
Friday only ...,t.t..t,,.
OTuY'g IMPORTED COLD
CREAM SOAR. Formerly csc
cake Friday ? for Csc
BLUE nOsE TOILET WATER.
Regularly $2oo. Fri SI.30
dhY only ,...,tts.ttt
ASSORTED r A &c row
DERs, including Murys, Nalsari
and Blue Rose Regularly hOc
500, Friday only,
t9I BOTTLERl Ian
RAY RUM. Regularly 2Ac To-
Friday only .,4I,c.s*ttt.
SHORT LOTS, reduced regard
lesa Of former price Rteh az hair
tonics, rose baas, taleum, CEe
street Fl0or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-12
DrdperieS and
Upholstery

REMNANTS OF BE l. 6 N
LINEN. suitable for cushions.
Was ssc yard. Friday 1Qc
only. YARD ............... tn
1861 WINDOW SHADES. as
sorted colors. Sx6 Fl. soc QOc
value. Friday only ........ ~
49, CRETONNE COVERED
CUSHIONS. for canoes and pic
MICS. ACC value Friday &c
LINENE COUCH COVERS. with
fringed ends and sides. Ct S0
Were si96. ...........
t36 PATRSl RUFFLED CUR
TAINS. with valance and tie-backs
TO match. Were $l.98. G1 IN
IA DODGE SEDAN DE LUXE
AUTO COVERS, 1926 and 1897
models. Were $685.. co OK
Friday only ........
~ FORD COUPE 1927 COW
Err Frs, w, were s'-s'. Fri S3.o5
Fifth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-12

lSl MUSLIN NIGHTG0WNS.
sizes rs, 10, 20. Were $i.O0 90
Friday only .............,
(ssl MAINS SOCK GOWNS,
SLIPS AND STEF-INS. broken
sizes and slightly soiled, go
Were 500 Friday only Wv
"a SLIPS, of Ssteen. rayon
Strap models in dark cu.Nrs only
Were $i,50 and $ia5, CT nO
Friday only .......... law
ISL HAN u EMBROIDERED
CHENiISES. large sizes, Paste,
colors, Were $i.00, Fri 90
day only ...,...,......... ~
(2A) STEP~INS of haaiste, crepe
or wolfe, Some hand embroidered
and appliqued. Were Aae 20
FRIDAY only .........,. NV
tsal COTTON CRErE STEP
ms, contrasting r,ifilcs Flesh
color, Were 81 90, FRI 30.
day only ..,..........,.<. Wv
tsl SHADOW nArIsTE VESTS.
with hand embroidery, Were n
soc Friday only >,..,... Wv
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-12
Floor Coverings

(6l $6.s5 BOZART FIBER
RUGS. Good fiber and
attractive patterns. Fri G. 00
day only ............. $3.50
tl0l 3x6 FOOT FELT BASE
RUGS. sanitary and useful 1Ec
Were 75c. Friday only -. N
t6l 9xi2-FOOT FIBER RUGS.
well known make. $1,000
Were $3.50 ........
REMNANTS INLAID LIMO
LEuM, disable lengths:
Sl.sS grade. Friday only, o.
square yard ,..........
t5l 9xl2-FOOT DELART OVAL
RUGS. Were $25. 21SQ5
Friday only ......,.
REMNANTS PRINTED LIMO
LEUM; 81 90 values. Fri a.
day only. square yard .....
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-12
JeDeIry

(aAl NOVELTY BEADS, with
fancy Jade pendants, Reg 1Oc
ularlv 2sc. Friday only
ti2l STERLING SILVER BELT
BUCKLES. for men. Reg To-
ularly si.00. Friday only. ~
tiSl NOVELTY WELRY
PIECES. bracelets. earrings and
compacts Regularly csc, 1Sc
Friday only .,.,,..,.....
az NOVELTY NECKLACE
SETS. gold filled. Regu- he
larry 29c. Friday only ...-
al STERLING SILVER COM
FACTS. -. Regularly $l.OO, 60c
(s1 NOVELTY PENDANTS,
on chains. Regularly SOC l5c
Friday only ,............
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-12
House Frocks and
Uniforms

tsl NURSES APRONS. of sheet
ing, were $500. Friday so
only ..,.t,....+t,,t.
~ RAYON DRESSES. black
and white. Extra sizes, O. o.
Were Sa,95 Friday only %o'I -
~ RAYON DRESSES. small
sise. Blue and white, G9 o.
Were S595. Friday only Fo' -"
tsl BINGHAM SHOCKS. check
and plain colors, Were CT 10
Sl.a5. Friday only. PA'"<
~ RAYON SHOCKS, rose color
with hand shocking, GQ o.
Were $5ob Friday only Ps' -"
t6l HOOVER APRONS AND
UNIFORMS, white only. Slightly
solled Broken sizes, al 1O
Were sl95 Friday only VIZ
ti0l RAYON DOT DRESSES,
long and short sleeves. l1 o.
Were $685. Friday only wA'>"
49, APh0N FROCKS. ging~
hams, sateens and nov
G n,,ss we' oe,y Were 'l'''' $1.39
THIRD Fiear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-12
SilUerudre

80 SILVER PLATED EN-
TENSION CASSEROLE MOUNT
INGS. can be made into oval or
round shapes. Regularly S1 00
$3.50. Friday only .....
i6) SILVER PLATED CRACK
Err AND CHEESE DISHES. Reg
ularly $500 Friday CD on
only ....ssv..,s.
~ SUGAR AND CREAM SET.
large size Regularly G10 ~
$3.50 Friday only %O""
az SILVER PLATE CAKE
PLATE, of hammered silver Reg
ularly $3.50, Friday CT IN
only ......,
u GLASS SALAD BOWL,
with rim of sterling silver. in
hammered effect. Reg O. M
uiarly $3.50. Friday only P"""
f2l STERLING SILVER BUT
TER KNIVES. Regularly TO
$50. Friday only.
street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-12
80 Misses and
Won,en'S Light
Weight Coats
Were S25 to S35
$11.85

Fashioned Of tan. black and
gray and blue kaShmere. turred
and self-trlmmed models. Silk
lined.
~ TAN BRoA 10TH
KASHA COAT, with broadtail
collar and cuffs. Size Is. go
Was s35. Friday only -. ~~~
ID TAN kASHMERE COAT,
with butter IN Re collar. GCO
Size l4l2. Was S39.75.... C%%
81 kASHMERE COATS, black,
blue and tan, with cuffs of
vicuna. Were SIS. Fri 600
IN BLACK BRoADCLoTH
COAT, with butter mole collar.
Size S6. Was SOS. Fri SC0
j2) TAN BROADCLoTH
COATS. with beige squirrel collar.
Sizes 50 to ~. were 600
s39.75. Friday only. 49,. p~~
~ TAN BROAD 10TH
COAT, with butter mole collar.
Size 80. Was s39.75. Fri 600
VIZ ID II n u n DhoFho1ASA N
COAT. with squirrel collar. Size
AZ Was s49.75. Friday cCC
IL BLACK BRoADCLoTH
COAT. with fitch collar. Size
AZ, Was s4s,75. Friday go
IL TAN BRoADCLoTH
COAT, with beige squirrel collar
Size 80. Was s4e.75. Fri GO
day only .......... ~~
81 GRAY BR0ADCLOTH
COAT. with double mole shawl COL
lar Was $3.50. Friday CCC
only ......
IN BLACK BROADCLOTH
COAT. with monkey fur.
Size 40. Was SOS. Friday cC7
only .....
i2l FINE SILK FABLE COATS,
fur trimmed Sizes l8 and
80. We're S4975 and GQ2
$3.50. Friday only -. s1c
~ BLACK BROADCLOTH
COAT, with beige squirrel
collar. Was $3.50. Fri CAT
day only ................
IN EXTRA SIZE SATIN COAT,
trimmed with beige squirrel collar.
Size 47la. Was S45. Fri C22
day only .......-,......0.
Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-12

On Sl9.9S ALL-LAYER FELT
MATTRESS, with thick Imperial
edge. Sire 80 for Sl4.85
twin bed ..,,.......
~ $3.50 ALL-LAYER FELT
MATTRESS. covered with attrac-
tive art ticking FRI Go o.
day only ......,.s...
Isl Sox90-IN. HEAVY MITCHE-
LINE SPREADS. red. rose and
blue. Regularly $3.50. 90 10
(Al SSxSS-IN. SATIN MAR
SEILLES' WHITE SPREADS,
slightly Soiied on wrong side. Reg
ularly $3.50. Friday O. 80
only ....,. .....,.ss-.-..
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In the Sport Shop
IL Silk Dresses
We're S9.95
$5.95

There are mostly whites in
this smart selection OF sport
frocks. Slightly soiled--but a
dash into sudsy tub will
rectify that. Many styles and
sizes.
t2D JERSEY DRESSES, slight
ly soiled. Tan. green. rose. copen,
blue. Sizes IA TO 40.
Originally $3.50. Fri S1.05
day only ........,...
~ n Az Y GEORGETTE
FROCK. that will make an ex-
cellent business dress, Size Is.
Regularly s297S' Fri S6.95
01f G2' 0'''f KAsHA CAPE ENsEM-
BLES, that make the most de-
lightful sports outfit, Reg Clio
ularly S25. Friday only. y
al SILK RAINCOATS. cool for
Summer showers. Shown IN red
and green. Regularly c. OK
$685.. Friday only.
tI3l IMPORTED SLIP ON
SWEATERS, in attractive weaves
and color combinations. $500
Regularly S995. ,.
fs1 SLIP-OVER SWEATERS,
showing various smart necklines.
In desirable colors. Regu- TO
larly S2.o5. Friday only ~
t2l NAVY BLOUSES, smartly
tailored to wear with Summer and
Fall suits. Regularly @1 CS
se.95. Friday only. -.
"a WHITE SILK BLOUSE, cool
and attractive under sweaters and
suits. Regularly S5.95. ZEe
Friday only .............
az WOOL BATHING SUITS,
regularly s3.95. Friday G1 CS
l3s) BATHING CAPS, in an as
sortment of styles and colors.
Were, Were soc e,,t to ST. l5c TO SOC
'sl BELTS. were csc. 15c
Friday only .........,....
Smart ghon--See0nd Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-12
Housewares

$3.50 FLOUR BIN, with built
in sitter Friday S2.95
only
$3.50 1S-QUART EN- MEL
STOCK POT, grey. S1.05
Friday only ..........
SOC TIN BREAD TRAYS, 60
oval, decorated. Friday only. ~
S4.95 ORNING GLORY
SHOWER BATHS. CT o.
Friday only ..........
S2.75 EXTRA HEAVY
BREAD BOXES. Friday OQc
only Observation-Disclosures. NV
29c TIN CAKE PANS. To-
Friday only .........
acc GALVANIZED COM L.
BINETS. Friday only. " NV
19c REFRIGERATOR PIPE -
BRUSHES. Friday only. ~
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Novelty Furniture

49, MAHOGANY FINISHED
WINDSOR CHAIRS,
were s39s. Friday G1 %
N{14N s....-,..
IA ST. GEORGE WILLOW
CHAIRS, wide arm. Natural fin
ish. Slightly damaged. CD 05
Were S475..........
~ DECORATED END TABLES,
with metal base. Were CO -
S4a5. Friday only go, ePO'D
~ Aft, FIBER SETTEE, with
Baronial brown finish. 80 Ok
Was $4,000 ......
"a STEAMER CHAIRS, canvas
covered. Were S495, G1 %
Friday only .,......
IL STEAMER WARDROBE
TRUNK. small size $3.50
Was S3250 .~.......
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Hosiery

81 PRS.l ALL-SiLk CHIFFON
STOCKINGS. sl.6S value. OQc
Friday only ..,,.....,.,.
u52 Prs PHOENIX BOBBED
values. Friday only .,...
80 Prs MISSES SILK
STOCKINGS. 7Sc and To-
SLOT grades. Friday only.
(48 Prs CHILDREN'S BLACK
y SPORT SOCKS. soc 30
values. Friday only 49,,
n34 Prs HILDRE Us
SPORT SOCKS. soc values, Zoe
Friday only ,.,..,.........
EfInas
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Corsets and Girdles

(i5) CORSETS AND CORSET
LET'S. of satin. stripe coutil, and
figured materials. Broken sizes
Were $500 to $500. Fri EOo
day only ..............
(a3l CORSETLETS AND CIR
DIES. Splendid garments for
Summer wear for every type fig-
ure. Broken sizes Were
$500 to $500. Friday GI o.
Only ,ssss.sr,.
Second FIaor
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Women's Shoes

Il Prs WOMEN's PATENT
LEATHER AND BLACK KID
PUMPS. formerly $3.50. GI 1C
Friday only ......,....
"a PRS TAN CALF CREPE
sOLED OXFORDS, for growing
girls Formerly $3.50 al DO
Friday only ,,..t.......
II Prs WOMEN's PATENT
LEATHER STRAP PUMPS. with
Cuban heels Formerly I'D OF
$3.50 Friday only $50.
second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-12

(al WOMEN'S RED UNION
SILK UMBRELLAS, with amber
like handles, tip and
stub to match. Friday S2 20
pntf
tasl NOVELTY SPORT CANES
that were T3c and $500 90
Friday only ,......,..,..
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Luggage

~ TAN 26-lNCn GENUINE
CONHIDE LEATHER SUITCASE,
with shirt pocket. Reg GO ~
ularly s1l95. ......... ~ ~
IN MANS BROWN 24-INCH
COWHIDE LEATHER SUITCASE.
Regula rly $3.50. S1l.05
Friday only .....
~ BLACK s4-INCH COW
HIDE LEATHER SUITCAS
Res ulariy $500. G1Q IN
Friday only .....
~ GLADSTONE CASES. %
and "a inch sizes in Scotch plaid
with cowhide trimming and all
around straps. Regu- GIT IN
larry $24.95 ........ A 'OO
t2) ENGLISH KIT BAGS. 81
inch size, in tan or brown cow
h d c. Regularly
S24.95. FRI d ay CIT IN
utltF
tsl BOSTON BAGS. l4-inch
size in black cowhide.
Regularly SETS. Friday CT -
only .................
~ SUIT CASE. The Revela-
ton Bag. in tan cowhide. 24-inch
size. Regularly s32.ss. S77SO
street Fioor