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Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-13
SECTION VOTES
TO FORM TWO
STUDY CLASSES

Members Of the Literature see
tion of Woman : Ten Thousand
club met at the home of their lead
er, Mrs. Ross Z. HickcoN this morn
ing and. in view of the increasing
size OF the section, voted to form
two study classes instead of one.
There are to be approximately 10
members in each class. the new mem
hcrs to meet on the second and
fourth Tuesdays Of each month, the
old members to meet the second and
fourth Wednesdays. Sessions take
place in the morning at $50, as for
mcrly.
The newly organized class will be-
gin the study of the chronicle plays
with king John their first les
son to take place Nov. -. The re-
mainder of the section will continue
the study Of Henry V, Wednesday.
Nov. 2s.
Officers of the newly organized
study group selected this morning
were Mrs. We. Costello, chairman;
Mrs. Harold Burnham. Secretary;
Mrs. c. E. Soaes. treasurer. Mrs. r.
ID. Jacobs continues as chairman of
the Wednesday group with Mrs. L.
Q. Carter as srcrctarY-treasurer
Due to the amount of business to
be transacted the customary study
was dispensed with today, the work
to be resumed at the next regular
meetings.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-13
GET-TOGETHER OF
N. E. MINISTER'S
ENJOYABLE EVENT

Methodist ministers and their fam
liles enjoyed a gct-toeethcr ycster-
day with the Rev. and Mrs. Harold
Baker of the local church acting as
host and hostess. y pot-luck lunch
con was served in the social hall.
followed by an informal afternoon.
DIR. j. Lewis Giilics was in charge
of short conference with the min
listers during the afternoon, when
problems of the church were dis
cussed.
Among those present were Rev.
and Mrs. John Engle and family Of
Foltvillc; Eev. and Mrs. Q. p. Rover
and family Of Calexico: Rev. and
Mrs. W. +. Hewlett and family Of
Imperial; Rev. White of Mulberry;
Rev. and Mrs. NJ. X Stone and fam
lily of Calexico and Rex. and Mrs.
Harold Baker Of this city.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-13
ELLEN BARBARA
COSTELLO ENJOYS
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Mrs. W c. Costello entertained
yesterday at the Rosalic Perkins
Private kindergarten in honor of
her daughter Ellen Barbara : third
birthday, with members of the
school and several invited guests
present.
The popular feature of the mora
ing was bubble pipe favors, the
small guests spending most Of their
time blowing bubbles. Part of the
time was spent in singing. with tn
Young honorcc receiving much ap-
piause for her solos.
\ birthday cake with three
candles was the center of interest
toward the close of the party.
Besides the Kindergarten pupils
Ellen Barbara had as her guests
Jack and Larry Duff and Patsy
Lou Jones.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-13
SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS
Social Brevities

Local young people enjoyed the
holidays in the mountains, included
Misses Dorothy Beayrup, Lola Free.
man, Sue Pope, MeSsrs. Carl Miller,
Donald Freeman, Walter Johnson
and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Stewart,
who chapcroncd the party. DR.. n. E.
Dupont S cabin was used by the
party, which enjoyed outdoor games
and sports. They returned yester-
day afternoon.
Frank Beyschlag had as his guests
over the week end Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward A. Olsen and p. A. Miller of
Riverside and Miss Estelle Roberts
of Los Angeles. On Sunday he was
host at picnic at Picacho, with
the following as his guests: Mr.. and
Mrs. David +. Creighton and child
rem, Mr. and Mrs. Nern DcTar and
children, Miss Mary Little, r.
Thomas and his visitors from the
coast.
There will be no meeting of the
Pythian Sisters Thimble Club to-
according to an announce
ment made this morning by Mrs.
Frank Weir. The next meeting will
be announced at a later date.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-13
,CARLOTTA Il. SCOTT
WILL EXHIBIT HER
PAINTINGS HERE

Carlotta Il. Scott, accompanied by
her son Norman, is in the valley for
q few days, making arrangements
for an exhibit of her paintings. She
has Just recently returned from a
year and half abroad. which time
she spent painting various European
scenes. Many of her canvasses are
Of scenes along the Riviera and in
Italy.
Preceding her exhibit in this
city. she viii exhibit at Kennels,
in Los Angeles along with several
other artists.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-13
Blue TRIANGLE
CLUB WILL MEET
TOMORROW NIGHT

Blue triangle club members will
hold an important meeting tomorrow
evening at the home Of their adviser,
Mrs. Paul Coglcy, 622 Main street,
at $50, when plans for the visit Of
Miss Louise Meekcr of San Diego.
will be made.
Miss Meckcr will be here Satur-
day to address the girls, with mem
bers from all Blue Triangle clubs in
the valley joining in the meeting
Local members will act as hostcsscs.
The nominating committee will
report on Officers at tomorrow 5
meeting, when outgoing officers will
act as hostesses.
The more than mile causcway
being built by the state over the
Suttcr bypass near Yuba City, will
be finished in December.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-13
Three Fined In
Police Court

Encenas Pasquel, who used too
much Of the street when driving,
according to Traffic Officer
Wcatherbic, was fined $50 in the
police court this morning by Judge
Perkins. Pasqucl paid thc fine
lie proved "a be high man in the
mornings proceedings.
Joe Yamcs, charged with disturb
ing the peace. WAS assessed SO and
paid up. Hernandez Tobarez,
charged with drunkenness, was as
sesscd so. A similar fine was levied
against John Ross Moss, charged
with yagrancy, the fine being sus-
pended upon condition that he leave
town Immediately. He left.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-13

All Of Riverside county even the
deserts, received a good rainfall,
October 11-l2.
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Minette Shop

81 Jersey Dresses. Reduced for quick
selling tomorrow. Originally priced at
sE.95. Now. 80 500
(9) Jersey Frochs. smartly tailored
in desirable colors. Formerly priced
= s9'. Jersey Dresses. IL u, trim little
styles desired by the Junior Miss.
Ws5' v ssssi Dress D0s co6lnations. Re-
duced to sell in a hurry tomorrow.
Were 1896. Now. 100
ca Velvet Dress Combinations, in at
tractive styles and colors. Unusual
bargains. Were $1O.95. Now. $685.
Cd Velvet Dress Combination, drasti-
caIly reduced for tOmorrow's selling.
Was 1895. Now. ................$ 7.95
81 Velvet Dress Combinations, In
trick styles and desirable colors. Were
$19.95. Now. 1880. .SO.50
t2) Cloth Frocks, in smart styles suit
able for the Junior Miss. Formerly
priced at $685.. Now. $685.
(1l Jersey Dress, smartly tailored and
well made. Was $10.95. Now. $685.
60 Jersey Dresses, in the seasons
most wanted styles. Were $1O.95.
Now. .S4sS0
(3) Jersey Dresses, several tailored In
the seasons newest colors. Were sic.
Now. .9O.SO
t2) Cloth Dresses, in attractive little
models to be worn for early Spring.
Were 1925. Now. $3.50
t1l Silk FrOck, smartly styled, well
made. and neatly finished. Formerly
was $12. Now. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3.50
81 GeOrgette FrOcks, of fine quality
georgette, smartly tailored and well
made. Were $f5. Now. .......... $5.95
III Silk FrOck. in a most desirable
style and color. Was $10.95. Now. $4.95
tS) Silk Frocks, in the seasons smart
est style versions and colors. Were
SIS. Now. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1885
"a Lovely Silk FrOcks, of fine heavy
quality silk, and shown in unusually
pretty styles. Were S1995. Now. $6.95
Junior Miss. Dept.-secOnd Floor.
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Misses Coats

Winter Coats, black and brown.
With fur collars and cuffs Were
$S9.75 and $49.75. For tomorrows
selling at. ....................$l 5
Winter Coats, of fine needleweaves
with lovely fur collars and cuffs. Were
SAG. rs and $3.50. Reduced to-. 80. .$2l
ID Tan Winter Coat, with wolf
shawl collar. Size Is. Was $3.50.
Reduced for this final cleanup at $3.50
~ Tan Winter Coat, with an exqui-
site shawl collar of French beaver.
Was $3.50. Size Is. Reduced to. $59.50
~ Black Winter Coat, with lovely
black fox shawl collar and cuffs. Size
IS. Was $3.50. Reduced to-. $124.SO
~ Tan Winter Coat. with Cross fox
shawl collar and cuffs. Size 10. Was
1928 Reduced to.............. S09.5U
~ Tan Winter Coat, with fitch shawl
collar and cuffs, Size is. Was S166.
For clearance at. .S12S.7o
IL Tan Coat, with exquisite squirrel
collar and cuffs. Size IS. Was $3.50;
Now priced at .... ,$oS.oO
III Tan Winter Coat, with a smart,
lovely minktan front. Size Is. Was
Sis. Now at. ...... $S0.0O
~ Blue Winter Coat, with gray wolf
shawl collar and cuffs. Size II. Was
$3.50. Reduced for cleanup to. A9.75
~ Gray Winter Coat, with gray fox
shawl collar and cuffs. Size 16. Was
$3.50. Reduced to ............ .$49.10
n Green Winter Coat, size is.
Skunk collar and cuffs. Was $3.50:
IN Tan Winter Coat, size IS. Wole
shawl collar. Was $3.50. Now. $40
Second FIOor--Lansburgh Bro.
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Boys Wear

Boys School Suits, s-piece In SER
viceable mixtures. Knockers and long
pants. Broken sizes to Is. Were
$4.Sb. NOW. $3.50
Plaid MacIxinaws, belted models. Con.
vertible collar. Sizes to is. Were
1896. Now. .$0.S0
Kiddies' Overcoats; tan, gray and
blue. In sizes 2 and 3. Were $7.ss.
Reduced to. ......s....... $3.50
Sheep-Iined Coats; wonderfully warm.
Sizes s, 10 and IL. Were $3.50
NOW .......,..... .s"s'" go %"'0"
Long School OvercOats, double
breasted models. Sizes IA to II. Were
$7.95. Reduced to................%S .S0
Boys School Knockers. lined. Sizes
7 to II. Were $1.65 to $1.SS. Now. .SSc
Corduroy Suits. sizes to IS. Were
.95 to $7.s5. Now reduced to. 1898
Heavy Sweaters, coat and pull-over
styles. Sizes to IA. Were d.sS.
Now reduced to.................. 'Soc
Plaid Lumberjacks, sizes to Is.
Were $1.SS. Reduced for CLEARANCE
Street Floor-Lansburgh 3 Bro.
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Mems Wear

(SO) Mems Sweaters; well made ana
come in sporty colors. Were $4.95 to
S1.95 $1,000. $500. $3.50
(l2) Mems Flannelette Pajamas; GOOD
warm, serviceable quality. Sizes A
ana . only ssessaoO
400 Mems Silk Ties; numerous pat
terms and colorings to please all
tastes 49c
05O) Mems Gray Ribbed Union Suits;
well made and finished to please 9
Q23 Mems Ecru Ribbed Union
Suits; exceptional values for men who
like this type of undergarment. 81
(lOOl English BrOadcIoth Shirts; well
made; slightly soiled, but tubing
viii remedy this. .................Sa c
i2O) Mems Flannelette Pajamas; good
values and well made pajamas OF
warm, well wearing materials. .o9
Mems shop-street Floor
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Lansburgh s. Bro. Pre>Inven
E E::s:; Clean Up Of Remnants
Tomorrow
Last Day!
Fashionable Silks

siIk.faced Duvetyne, Sc inches wide.
Fine soft quality, in many wanted
colors. Regular $50 grade. Now.
yard ..........s.ss..s..-. $3.50 - : -. 80
KimOno silk, in many assorted colors
and patterns. 80 and SO inches wide.
Was $159 yd. Now yd. $l.l5
AllsiIk BfOadcIotIl and POngee, in
desirable colora for frocks and lin
gerie. 81 inches wide. Was VI yard.
Now, yd. ..s.....s..ss.......t VC
GeOrgette Metal Brocade, 40 inches
wide Navy and black grounds with
silver and gold. Were ss.95. Now.
va s..s. -. .ss... ... go. -. -
Khaki KOOI and Fan Ia 8" silk,
In q host OF pretty colors. Regular
$3.50 quality. Now, yard. !. i. ). $l.95s
Self ColOred BOrdered silk, so inches
wide Choice Of black and brown. Reg
ular SIS value. Now. 1898
All-silk Satin Clarmeuse, 81 inches
wide. a half dozen desirable shades.
Regular 1928 grade. Now. d.. -
Third FIocr-rLansburgh q Bro.
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Wonen's Coats

~ Black Winter Coat, size 40. Red
fox shawl collars and cuffs. was
$3.50. Now. .@SS
Lovely fur collars and cuffs. Were
$Ss.75 and $49.75. Reduced to-. SO
Winter Coats, Of splendid needle
weaves. With fur collars and cuffs.
Were $49.76 and 959.5O. For tonnor.
rows selling at. ...........-.a...
ID Brown Winter Coat, with skunk
collar and cuffs. size A. Was $3.50.
Reduced to,.................. .$4S.75
% Tan Winter Coat, size 40. with
attractive caracul collar and cuffs.
Was $3.50. Now at...............S 45
~ Black Winter Coat, with wallaby
shawl collar and cuffs. Size 40. Was
$3.50. At clearance price Of. !. .s45
~ Tan Winter Coat, size SO. Wolf
shawl collar and cuffs. Was $3.50.
Marked down for clearance to. $40.75
~ Tan Winter Coat. size 90. Wolf
shawl collar. Was $3.50. Marked
down to the low price of......... .S45
~ Tan Winter Coat, size 50. with
black shawl collar and border. Was
$3.50. Now at. SIS
Oh Black Winter Coat, with gray fox
collar and cuffs. Size SO. Was $59.5O.
Reduced for tomorrow's selling to. SIS
"a Blue Winter Coat, with luxurious
wolf collar and cuffs. Size 3s. Was
$3.50. Now reduced to-. $50
~ Green Winter coat. with q rich
collar and cuffs of pointed wolf. Size
IL Brown Winter Coat. with a smart
wolf tuxedo collar. Size 3s. Was
$3.50. Reduced to. ............$ $50
t1) Black Winter Coat, with an at
tractive gray shawl collar and cuffs.
Size 40. Was $3.50. Now. ...... $50
Second FlOor-LansburEh = Bro.
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To Insure Hurried Clearance,
Prices Are Deeply Reduced!
Misses Dresses

% White GeOrgette Dresses, lace
trimmed. Slightly soiled. Sizes IA,
IS, Is. Were $25 to $35. Now. $3.50
1907 Lightweight Wool and Velour
Check Sport Dresses. Sizes IA to 20.
Were $25. Reduced to. .$7.95
49, Street, Sports and Afternoon
Models. One and two piece effects.
Sizes IA to 20. Were $25 to $35.
Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $3.50
05) Street. Sports and Afternoon
Models. One and two piece models.
Sizes IA to 20. Were $3.50 to $49.75.
Now .S31.OO
~ Misses Satin Chiffon and Geor-
gette Dresses. One and two piece
models. In light shades. Sizes IA 20
20. Were $3.50. .....S3 $500
N White Georgette Frock. with col.
ored bead trim. Size IS. Was $3.50.
Reduced TO-. 80 SOo.CV
~ Black and Flame Transparent
Dinner FrOck. Size IS. Was $3.50.
Reduced to Observation-Disclosures. .SoS.oU
Second F1oor-Lansburgh g. Bro.
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JR. MISS
COATS

IL Junior Miss Tan Sport
Coat, in smart tailored style.
Soiled. Was SIS. Reduced for
clearance to. 1895
~ Junior Miss Tan Sport
Coat, slightly soiled. Was SIS.
Marked down tomorrow to $2.95
O. Junior Miss Sport Coat
a charming swagger model. Was
1895. Reduced to ......$5
~ Sport Coat. for the Junior
Miss. Slightly soiled. Was 1915.
Now reduced to. .............%l 2
(8l Junior Misses Sport Coats.
Were &25. Several attractive
styles. Marked down for clear
ance to 1850
Second Floor-Lansburgh 4 Bro.
The Washington times., 1928-01-26

~ Buffet Mirrors, heavy decorated
plate glass. Polychrone frame. Slightly
scratched. Were 1895. Now ...S7.95
~ Sewing Cabinet, solid mahogany.
Priscilla type. Was $3.50. Now re-
duced to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .$ll.95
~ Solid Mahogany Umbrella Stand,
useful and decorative. Was $3.50.
For quick clearance, now .... .$1O.95
81 Framed Tapestry, high quality.
Good colors. Size 23x50 inches. Was
1926. Now Observation-Disclosures. $4.95
(15) Foot Stools, 2 sizes and styles.
Tapestry covered tops in pleasing col
ors. Were 1925. Now .......... .98C
~ Floor Screen, 3-fold Covered
with brown burlap. Slightly damaged.
Was ss.74. Now at ..........S4
Fifth Floor-Lansburgh e. Bro.
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Art Department

Gfngham Breakfast Sets. stamped
ready for embroidery. Set OF cloth and
four napkins. Were 39c. Now. .19c
Gingham Scarfs and Centers. Stamp.
ed. easy to embroider. Were S9c.
Now .................."' 'L0c
French Flowers, for trimming shades,
pillows, etc. Drastically reduced. For
merly Csc to $3.50. Now. Toe to $1.75
Third FIoor-Lansburgh & Bro.
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Gloves

ESQ pairs) Wonen's White Novelty
Kid Gloves, slightly soiled. put excep-
tional values at. """- @4'Oo
$50 pairs) WOmen's Novelty Duplex
Gloves, several excellent styles NOW Now
marked at the low price of. ...... .S0c
1913 pairs) WOmen's IL and 10 button
Kid Gloves, several plain shades. MOI
all sizes. '''''' 80 'PA'A"
Us pairs) Boys Wool Gloves. Ser
viceabie, warm gloves in coloring sure
to please boy. ....."' '""O
Street FlOOr-Lansburgh Bro.
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NOTIONS

CIark's Machine Thread, not
all numbers, but plenty of black
and white. Special at, dozen 25c
Shopping Baskets, Of heavy.
sturdy straw material. Assorted
colors in 3 sizes. Special at. Csc
Dress Innings, in black and
white. All front fastening styles
Not all sizes in the lot. Toe
Shirred Silk Garter Elastic, in
assorted colors and all y lengths.
Regularly 25c apiece. Now. loo
Black Head Pins. that formerly
sold for 2 boxes at SC. Now.
box .......... ....lc
Hook and Eyes, black, ana
two dozen on a card. Regular
SC values. Now. &c
Shears, of fine, serviceabie
quality. Assorted lengths that
regularly sold at 49c. Now.
street Floor-LansburRh \ Bro.
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Curtains and
Curtain Materials

Odd Lot Curtains. A splendid assert.
at clearance prices that are unbe
lievably low. "a Off
1913 prs.) Ruffled Curtains. Were CSC.
Been drastically marked down TO,
pair ......... ......... ........ oJc
Remnants CretOnnes, DamaskS. Ray
Ons. Excellent merchandise reduced
radically. Now, yard. 80. Soc and 69C
Fifth FlOOr-Lansburgh 4 Bro.
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WOMEN'S
SHOES

IS prs.l Brown Suede High Heel
OxfOrds. Formerly IS. Now SS.95
10 prs.) Patent One-Strap
PUMPS, black kid trimmed. Span
ish heels. Were $1,000. Now $3.50
az prs.) Patent Opera Pumps,
with light tan trimming. High
heels. Were $3.50. Now. .$b.S5
"a prs.) Patent Gore Pumps.
with leather buckles. Spanish
heel. Were $3.50. Now. $685.
second FIOor-LansbuFGh d BRO.
The Washington times., 1928-01-26

400 yards Wash Materials. S2-inch
einghans, 36.inch suitings, 30-inch
navy Japanese crepe. 32.inch prints,
3e-inch percales. Were 19c to Csc.
Yard ................... I@12c
Third Floor-Lansburgh 4 Bro.
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Floor Coverings

f23) Rag Rugs, variety of attrac-
tive solid colors of rose, blue and orchid;
a. desirable size. Were 79c. Now. soc
Inlaid LinOleum Remnants, disable
lengths. S1.50 to $t.95 values. Now.
square yard .................... ..75c
Fifth FIoOr-Lansburgh b Bro.
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TOMORROW
Last Day!
Silverware

a Tray. Was sS.95. Now. ...... 2
ID Sugar Dreamer. Was $40. Now. $l5
(2l Baskets. Were $17.95. Now $40
hi Candlesffck. Was 1925 Now. $685.
(1l baking Dish. Was $5.25. Now $3.50
III Bread Tray. Was $5.45. Now: .SS
hi Dish. Was 1896. Now. >. .$1.SO
Cd Sterling BonbOn Dishes. Were
$7.95. Now. ................. q .';..S e
I'll DISH. Was $3.50. Now. 80. $l..0
III Ash Tray. Was $2.4S. Now. 81 .48
(3) Ash Trays. Were $2.25. Now. 81
(2) Sets Of Spoons. Were $S.25;
Now 20 :. :. e %A.CO
% Sets Of Knives. Were $S:
Now 80 S%'ssS
m Vaae. Was $2.95. Now. 80: .$l.SS
ID Sterling Salt and Pepper Shaker:
Were $3.50. Now. g
% Carving Sets. Were $S.95. Now. .$s
ID Cigarette Box. Was $3.50
(3) Baskets. Were $2.25. Now. $1.SO
HollOwwaRe, silver; various pieces
SOC to SIS
street FIoor-Langburgh 3 Bro.
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COMFORTS
AND
BLANKETS

"a Blue Satin Comforts, all
wool filled and neatly quilted.
Were 31S. Now. .S12.95
(l9) Imported Steamer Rugs, in
light colors and fringed ends.
Wonderful values. Were 1925
NoW..~s. s....s $5.OU
Third FIOor-LansburEh = Bro.
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Laces and Trimmings

Cotton Laces and Insertions. Calais
Val and Cluny, in / and 2 inch widths.
Were 12hc and 15c. Now, yard. Sc
Short Lengths of Laces and Trim
mings. Were 1Oc to $500. Now
Sc to SOC each
street FIcor-Lansburgh = Bra.
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Your Opportunity to S0Ue on New
Fur Coats

&@4 ~SSS~
(2l Marrnot Coats, plain. Were
S19g75. Marked down for clearance
to. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 300
81 Black CaracuI. trimmed with
skunk. Was $19S.75. Reduced for quick
selling to-. .....U.............. .@lo0
IN Black Persian Paw, with skunk
collar and cuffs. Was $3.50. Reduced
now to-. ........"s..s..... .$IS0
ID Black Pony Coat, with fox collar.
Was $3.50. Reduced for clearance
to.
~ Black CaracuI Coat. pointed fox
collar. Was 1855. For quick clearance
reduced to. ...so............. .$l@O
(2) Black Caracul Coats, with pointed
fox collar. Were $1S9.75. Now re-
duced to. ................... $50
90 Black Caracul Coats, with rich
fur collars. Were $129.75. Reduced
for clearance to. $6S.I5
81 Brown Caracul Coats, with large
shawl collars Of fox. We're $198.75.
NOW as.......Fss...,.....
ID Gray CaracuI Coat, with beautiful
fox collar. Was. $14s.75. Now at. :. .$9S
1 Calf Coat; stenciled. With red fox
collar. Was $12975. Reduced for this
sale to.......4.A........ .$95
~ SquirreIette Coats, plain. Were
1885, AT the radically reduced price
o. .sss..1"4.s.s..... .$A~0
ID Silver Muskrat Coat, with hand.
some fox collar. Was $3.50. Now re-
nuceu TO. ..o............... .$lS0
~ Beige Squirrel Coat, with attrac.
tive fox collar. Was $685.. Reduc~5
to- @3OU
ID japanese Mink Coat. Was $49S.
Reduced for this special clearance sale
TO-. .'............... .$oSO
IL Hudson Seal Coat, mink collar
and cuffs Was $49s.50. Now. $39S
Second Flo0r-Lansburgh 4 Bro.
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Sport Shop

n0 Twaino Sport Fabric Dresses.
(8) Velveteen Jackets. Were $5.95.
Now ................. ''''..' 'S%'0U
Is prs) Corduroy Knockers. We're
S2.95. Now. .................. Sl.oO
% Brushed Wool Sweater. Was
$685.. Now. ........,.....> ...... S3.9H
a. Brushed Wool Sweaters. We're
$685.. Now. .................'. $3.50
(6) Brushed Wool Sweaters. Were
$685.. Now. ................. 1888
u Brushed Wool Sweater. Was
1895. Now. '...............-. ....S1.9o
~ Brushed Wool Sweaters. We're
S7.95. Now. .....++. .'..'. 1850
IL Velvet Blouse. was 1925. Now. SIS
~ Broadcloth Blouses. Were S1.95.
Now ................'. '''''''%I
C9 Navy Crepe Extra Size Blouses.
Were $14.95. Now. ..$7.95
u Navy Crepe Extra Size Blouse.
Was $19.75. Now. .$7.95
(2) Navy Crepe Extra Size BlOuses.
Were $3.50. Now. ....... .$7.9o
N Brown Crepe Extra Size Blouse.
Was 1885. Now. ...........$ 1.9o
(2) Tan Crepe Extra Size BlOuses.
Were $13.95. Now. ...$7.95
IA Tan Crepe Extra Size BIOuses.
Were SLABS. Now. ...$7.95
~ Navy Extra Size BlOuses. Were
$10.95. Now. $3.50
Second FlOor-Lansburgh 4 Bro.
The Washington times., 1928-01-26
This Event, Along With
Our Weekly Thrifty
Friday, Brings Values
of Outstanding lnlpor-
tQnce-- TOMORROW

Six great floors, more than half a hundred
departments have contributed to this out.
standing event. And what values they have
produced by deeply cutting the prices of
thoroughly desirable merchandise.
Odd lots here, short ends there, slightly
soiled and mussed pieces, desirable in every
sense of the word, offered to you at shade
of their former markings. Tomorrow is the
last day of this event-be here early-look
for sign cards bearing the word Remnants"
which Identifies all clearance items.
There's only one law for short lots-all
sales final; no c. o. D. or Mail Orders ac-
cepted on account of the limited quantities.
The Washington times., 1928-01-26
LINENS

COIored Barred Wash Cloths;
good size cloths, in rose, blue,
gold and hello trimming. Were
1Oc. 6 for. ..................'4Sc
Imported Antique Filet Spreads.
7Ox90 and SOx100 inch sizes.
Lovely designs, now.....2STo OH
Scarfs to Match, 1SxS6-inch size,
7Sc: 1sx45-inch size, csc, and lex
54-inch size. ....'''. 'SA'L0
Third FIoor-Lansburgh Bro.
The Washington times., 1928-01-26
WOOL GOODS

Atwood Suede Coating, 81 inch.
es wide. Choice OF wanted col
ors, s to 10 yard lengths. Our
regular So value. Now. 90. .$4.98
Atwood Flannel, ~ and 80
inches wide. Fine soft quality.
Was $1.1S yard. Now, yard. .79c
Third FIOOr-Lansburgh a Bro.
The Washington times., 1928-01-26
Down Go Prices on
Is MISSES
FROCKS
$9.e5

They are new styles--but they
have been slightly soiled. One
and two piece models in light
and dark shades. It will be easy
to make them look fresh and
new again.
Second FIoor-Lansburgh d Bro.
The Washington times., 1928-01-26
Corsets, Circles and
Corsetlets
Lot I

$500 to $3.50 Grades Memo, Stylish
Stout, LIE Contour and M0dart Girdles
in flesh brocade with surgical elastic
sections. Corsets in front and back
lace models. Step-in girdles and COR
setlets included. Broken sizes.
Now .s...-............ e@s~.$z.S5
Lot 2
$3.50 to $3.50 Grades lie Contour.
Memo and Stylish Stout COrsets, Cir
dies and Step-ins in flesh brocade and
surgical elastic B. & J., Natures
Rival, De Bevoise, Nemoflex and LIE
Contour corsetlets. Broken sizes
. . e. .
Second F1oor-LansbHrgh Bro.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-19

Short and sweet-that's a Herald Classified Ad.