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Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-05-25
Voices of the Night

Across the years their voices come
From the vanished long ago;
! seem to hear my sister hum
An old love sonnet soft and low.
and another voice,
There all around, an unseen
choir,
And then the husband of my choice
Is standing by my grey haired
sire.
A moment, then the visions gone,
And | a woman old and grey
Sit by the window all alone
AS fast the twilight fades away.
Ella Robisen BeckeS
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-05-25
PEEP o. DAY DELIvERY-ol

jump ahead of the sun. That's
the kind of service you want and
the Post-Intelligencer is the pa
per that gives it. We deliver to
your home. Daily and Sunday,
$1.00 a month, daily only 60c a
month, Sunday only 45c a
month. - P. Pierson, Local
Agent.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-05-25

Fresh breads cut more smoothly
with a hot knife.
Evening star., 1928-05-17
0FFnKs AN sTiIHIlS
EXCIlAIaiE.

WILL TRADE BUNGALOW IN CHEVY
Chase, Nd nFleesl AZ $it.TA0. for sesse.Asd
Csgcle. ap 10 Si6, SG9. &. R LIKHNS l&la
10 NEw BRgCkS- RENTED on I.EASEs
will trade for SpaFtnae1ts esAs ssSst ~ asssAf
EQUITY or - 100 IN REACTlFCh SIN,
Fstssgn aad hash estek hoase neNr Sssseess
High ScAqai TessaA taF istS Aagsspg ANS
stssa lash Sf. MAR CENTRAL HfSft--
six sarx~ sga0ns< sse~pstaa haa aud fksAt
tagxe Iwmss neseh Saa Ssaae&s sStck VasSas.s
s. ROY LEWIS, ~
lls3 tavaStNsent es,ls MSSa kFSt, sos
Evening star., 1928-05-17

Newly papered and painted front apt. y
rooms and bath: very lev rent; beet apart
meut for the price in this section. See ganis
tor on premises. Only one ayatlable.s
Evening star., 1928-05-17

Immediate possesslOn splendid coIored
neaghb0fhUuH. attractive Hpt: big Fuume
and bath on car line: $50 per mo. 1900
lrd III n o. n0s
Evening star., 1928-05-17
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estate as part yeay0sae. Tlte htsilfiax ts wsa6
nsNacsl AvNsfe2s 0WnVr, RoS Weak Ssas
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Evening star., 1928-05-17

FRONT APT. II 3-FAMTLY APT. HOUSE:
every room bright and plenty of air; living
Eas range. refrigerator. cabinet. sink, large
bath. apt attFaetfSely furnished: ianitpr
service; S45 month: garage is desired fer IS
month GIT New Jersey ave. nv. or
owner. e4i5 18th Il. n.w-. MRS. JACKSON.
Evening star., 1928-05-17
COLoRED.
a4as Ontario Rd. NV.


Nswiy PspsEssa .sa painted ed, tr9s. ,.. apt. g;,;
ment for The price q this section, See lani-
1Hs 1aPisoRfwI osIf RwI6b b7sR 2er EfE q.
! Rooms AED BATH. .........s.. b3.5o
coRDoyA. acth AND FLA AVE.
R00Hss Hss AEB bA4h. 4 ..:.:.:...'SSa .::...:.. SaSS
new coRpoyA. 1908 s9,h st nv
ko3hs ANb BAN. HI h".I -. T.. $3.50
>. 4. nJ5s. yIss'siEAb .Eb ilsf s14n f so sss 50
sssss: gsss: NH T: :ES EiSfs EsfN A. 1888 sssss
coywo6D- .Iass L ST.
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| L. w. GROOMEs. 14l6 r 81
NEAR l4th AND PARK RID.
THE NoEaOE-,-3s4l 1ith " E,wt.
sasess. tss. s.t = la.s ssrst Il 'hegpef sos y GG s
rooms, rec. ball. spacious kitchens, Tie
paln.sd Dafas sbrooshgul eseelispt Asitor ssevies
Apts open kpa lighted nntil p.fsxx
RENTS, $40 AND UP.
sEH RRelDENT MANAGER. APT. -tOI,
2225 N st. NV, Cor, 23rd st,
| THREE. .aooa AnD HHIH, npusEREErlNo
| Al. ALL, ,tSS$ss ,ytlSGS$ss' soo.:' s.o.:
.WARDMAN.
Main 1880. l437 x St, NV
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IHOS. ID. WALSH,
sis iith ~, NV Main 7AbH.7bbD
John i. DONOHUE K SONS.
3l4 Penna. Ave, ST.
We have several uHezplfed iensea 1n anaiF.
/ ahle ApHFtNents That We can rent al reduced
rates nnsiI hsptsInbsg 10. Cnmplsle iiAt %
Seellsaa,
Evening star., 1928-05-17

THE PERSHfNG,
.37Ol 10th ST. NV.

The Most Desirable Location in Washington.
FACING ROCK CREEK PARK.
One room. Kitchen and dinette. tub and
shower bath.
Also two rooms. kitchen and dinette. tub
and shower hath.
, 1928-05-21

49, p 81 NSGb - $50 ~ Al AAAA 1tA =
Women's Golf Championship. The field
is now reduced 0 thirty two and in
clu les Enid Wilson. Doris Fowler Molly
aourjay. Mabel Wrag2, Alice Dobso1 an .
JOY Winn. There were also the invaders
10 be reckoaed with, more particularly
GtHn0a CGjIetc. who disposed nj e title
holder Slmooe D. La Cnaume iu tar first
round and Mrs. Dorothy Casnp5 II Hurd
Cae of the leaJurea ol tuesdays play
Na- the defeat of MIS-. Temple Uobell
hy Miss CoIIett.
toxic, May 17.h The War Office has
Instructed General Fukuda, commanding
the Japines- forces at IsiGan. 10 de
DaaJ tne following terms 0I The Cho=se
M ts8uaIisJ Government. First. A Tor
mai apology from Chang hai Suek.
Commander In Chief. in connection Wiz.
the sinan ncld ut Second Punish
m-nt Of General do Kao isu, the
Nationalist Comman1er, and Others pr}
marlly responsible for the outHages.
Iairc. Suspension OF bOsyiitjes pt0pa
4aDda and war ike activities within 20
miles t10m Iai0au. |iienrsin and he
Shantua4 raIlws ~. FoultJ. me Chi
uese ~|negotIatOr must produce creJeu
tial5 from Chang hai Shek. Genera.
Fukuda is also instructed to release The
Chinese prisoners, bur TO det4ln their
arms until a satisfactory settlement is
reached.
Hurstanton, Eng, May 17th-Threa
United States cOrtenuers, IncIu1iu4
GIenna Collect, Urmer Uailed States and
Canadian Women's Col Champion were
eliminated in the fourth round play oil
the British Women's Open Champion
ship yesterday. Miss dabIe Wragg,
Yorkshire, champion, eliminated Miss
CoIietf, 3 up and 2 to play. Miss joy
VIM defeated Miss Elizabeth Gurus,
Of Clinton, Iowa, six and five. Miss
Motley Gourlay, English champion in
1926, defeated Mrs. SteaW4rc HanIey, of
DeJroIr. z aad g.. Miss Collects delear
lett ouly one United states woman IN the
championship, Mrs. Dorothy Campbell
Hurd, Of Philadelphia Mrs Hurd De
feated Miss AIiue D0bs0n, Z veteran
English player, 5 and 3
London, May l7th.-Ihe Mali saws
that the Royal Automobile Clue has
banned, as too dangerous, the proposed
attempt by Malcolm Campbell t. better
the worlds automobile speed record set
by Ray Keech in Florida last month by
racing over the BendIUe sands in Car.
ma|rthenshire. Wales. The seven miles
stretch of sand is regarded as too short
for the acceleratiOn and the gradual
stopping required OF a motor car able to
exceed existing records. Since Pendine is
the only available course in Britain ard no
aforementioned raoOrJ - voIfl boro ,,DiazC
, 1928-05-21

lowell were arranged today on secret
indictments returned toy a special Grand
Jury which for three days Investigated
lqior aud vic9 10 Boston
Washington. -iae Ssua.a today 2i03.-
"a the Conference K port IN the 4cNary
H8uLan Farm Relief Bill and the con-
ference raDorJ on the Merchant Marine
B#l. The House pass d Tia, muse q anoa.5
Government Corporation Bill
Paris -Ad3lpn .-.j1s asd hatharene
Carvar. American Sc1e.n Stars, were
married AT The Cry Hall Jais moralnE
New Haven. Conn. The exhibit on
came here today between the New York
Yankees and he New Haven Eastern
LEAGUE Team broke up IN a near r3l IN
the eighth inuiu4 when thousands
VS. rushad the police and almost mo-
n BABE Ruth and Lou Gemric il an
It to ZeJ close 10 their heroes New
haven Won the came six To five.
England Physicians said today that
Foreign Minister Gustav SgressemaU has
improved but minated that he has not
vet passed the crisis in his illness.
New YoYk.-AH trading records on the
Now York Stock Exchange were broken
today in sensational reaction which cut
down or wiped cut most Of the early
rrafs Of five dollars to thirty dollars a
share and sent a number OF issues crash
ing five dollars to nearly twenty dollars
below yesterdays final quotations. The
DAVIS turnover was four million, seven
hundred eighty seven thousand, sin hun.
bred shares.
England. Miss GIpnna C2lIett was Iii
minated from the Womau's British Golf
Championship today by Miss Mabel
Wragg. Yorkshire Champion, the match
ending three to two. The play was 10 a
mixture Of hail and rain and the day was
unusually cold. MISS Elizabeth Curtis
ami Miss Stewart, Americans, were also
eliminated during the day, leaving Mrs.
Dortby Campbell Hurd. Of Philadelphia
from the United States.
WASHINGTON Willis w. Bradley, Jr.,
was given the Congressional Medal Of
Honor by President Coolidge today for
ber0ism aboard the 'PiJtsburg." He res
cued a companion from a compartment
where an explosion had taken place and
la.er reentered the room y cXtluguish
the fire which threatened other eXpio.
siye5.
Washington. Nine enlisted men Of the
NAVY were commended by the Navy De
Dartment for service They were Engi-
nemea James L. Gentry, OF Missouri,
and apprentice d. w. Ford, Of Paducah,
X, Y. for attempting to save the late
V!rgiI j. Bliss, fireman, from drowning
unen he falI overheard from the HOspI-
. n -,.-e Ct;o - No~roE-bouI Calf in
, 1928-05-21


tnEo'I9 d : IaH u n.1 @"1 1. ! c3"o'G 70
l"Ne 49, ! W. ), WY 1le N; a 'OIuo
..1 "Iy I0J5CI'"t'' .dnlpoe'i SAID
..r;u - G oo,J"~' WH'C4
;nfaod a = '' 'e, i5a r TNp9l' 5sc a'' 'Eouole'
London May 17tl r. The first round in
Parliamentary Struggle over the revised
prayer book was opened 10 the House of
Lords by q meeting Ct the Ecclesiastical
committee, which has the responsibility
Of a3vlslo2 both Houses Of Parliament
whether the prayer book measure preiu-
ideally affects The constitutional rights
OF the Kings subject. ihe committee
decided, by a majority Of its members,
that the revised PRAYER book measure
Evening star., 1928-11-22
Housewares Reduced

Some slightly damaged and shobworn.
"Sani-can" Garbage Receivers; with galvanized
inset pail and foot pedal to raise cover Were
$375. NOW. ......,.... ...................... .$I.So
i No. Gem Radiator Shield; 9-inches wide. Ad-
Unstable IA to "a inches; ivory finish. Water
pan humidfer. Was $3.50. Now reduced to $3.25
1 No. Gem Radiator Shield; 9-inches wide. In
ivory finish; with water pan humiditer. ADJUST
able "a to A inches. Was 81. Now. - -. $3.50
l No. Gem Radiator Shield; 13-inches wide. In
ivory finish; with water pan humidifer. ADJUST
able "a to A inches Was SO. Now reduced
/ Vacuette Non Electric Suction Sweeper. Was
S22 SO. Now reduced to. o.....................$l SIS
1 White Enamel Woven Fiber Clothes Hamper.
Large size, square shape. Was $3.50. Now 1925
2 Black Folding Fire Screens; 3-fold style. Brass
trimmings. Were $14 Now. ..................S
Black Coal Hod; brass trimmed Was SIS.
NOW .............'..' ''.'...'''' '%''0v
/ Bathroom Mirror, with white enamel, oval
frame. Was $3.50. Now. ............... 1913
Mutschler White Enamel Kitchen Cabinet
Table; with 'Lafat" porcelain top 27x4l u.
Was $3.50. Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .$247o
MutschIer White Enamel Kitchen Tables with
porcelain top size 25x41 2 Were $11 so. Now $6.S5
Dewey Curtain Stretchef, size 6x12 feet when
opened Was S. Now ...................$Z.S $3.50
2 Perfecto Plant Boxes size 44x8 inches. Were
$500. NOW .......'.......''. 'SI''0
l Porcelain Table Top size 27x41R inches Was
81 NOW ...................... .....''.O...' '%A.So
1 Porcelain Table Top, size 27x48 inches. Was
/ Implanted Kitchen Table, size 21x42 inches.
| Green Enamel AII-metaI Broom Closet. Was
l White Enamel Kitchen Stool, with back support.
was $S.15. NOW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS '..''. .S~'oV
/ White Enamel Breakfast Tray. Was $5. Now $2.95
HOUSEWARES FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-11-22
Friday Savings In Rugs and Carpets

Heavy Administer Rugs size 36x70 Were $3.50
4 Hit-and-Miss Rag Rugs, size 24x48. Specially
priced .....,..........'.' .....'...'... .9IAV
I Tauue 6x9 KIeartlax Rug Was $26. Now S16.75
/ 46x7.6 KIearflax Rug. Was $16.50. Now $1175
Asks WOrSted Wilton Rug. Was $3.50.
Now ...........,....... ...'.'...'....... .$04oO
36x63 Worsted Wilton Rugs Were $25. Now $3.50
l 95x129 Oriental Rug, slightly worm Rich color
ings of rose, blue and gold. Was $525. Now $S25
4 3Ox6O Windsor Reversible Chenille Rugs. Were
. $10.5O. NOW ........'....''.'- 'So.So
. 36x63 Imported Embossed Rugs for bedroom or
bath Were $14.50. Now ...................$7. .$7.25
2Ix45 Windsor Chenille Rugs Were $3.50.
Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SS.50
9x12 Seamless Administer Rugs. Were $35.
. 27x54 Wool Wilton Rugs. Were $1075 Now $6.75
27x54 Fine WOrsted Wilton Rugs. Were SIS.
Now ........'...'','s '$o''o
27x54 Heavy Wool Wilton Rugs. Were $11.
| 6x9 Worsted Wilton Rug, fine quality. Was
S92 so. Now $5Z.SO
27x54 Chenille Rugs. Were $6.75. Now $3.50
24x48 Chenille Rugs. Were $3.50. Now $2.95
| 24x36 Imported Bathroom Rug. Was $575.
NOW ........'..' ''''''' %"'7O
2 Beloochistan Oriental Rugs. Were $3.50
Now ........'............' .$AS.1o
9x12 Windsor Chenille Rug; SLIGHTLY I'M
PERFECT Was $3.50. Now. $52.50
36x63 Wool Wilton Rugs. Were $15.75. Now $9.75
I9 yards 27-inch Figured Velvet Carpet. Was $325
i 6x12 Taupe BrOadIOOm Carpet Was $3.50
Now SSo:I 70
1 7xI2 Taupe BroadlOom Carpet. Was $3.50.
Now Observation-Disclosures. $4E.oV
1 6x9 Taupe BrOadlOOm Carpet Was $37.
IS square yards InIad LinoIeum short lengths from
to 20 square yards. Was $l.85 square yard
ssxs Broadioom Carpet. Was $2S5O. Now $2l5O
Rugs, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-11-22
Reductions from the Gift Shop

Marble Statue. Was SIS. Now reduced to. SIS
Marble Statues. Were $25. Now reduced to $12
Marble Statues Were $35. New reduced to SIS
Metal Makeup Box. Was 49, Now. .........$
Metal Fern Stands. Were $18 Now. :. $3.50
/ Apiece Water Set, slightly IMPERFECT. Was
@lU.OU NUW scS.CU
pieces Dutch Silver. Were $3.50. Now. ISL
India Brass CandleStickS Were SO each
NOW %
IL Small Crystal Trees, for table ornaments
Were SITS. Now ....................... Csc
Small Crystal Trees. Were $3.50. Now reduced
GO tCC
Powder Boxes. Were $3 Now. ow........$l.25
3 Decorated BOnbOn Dishes. Were $275. Now SOC
1 Brass Desk Set. Was $35 Now. ......... $40
] Coffee Set, IMPERFECT. Was $3.50 Now So
/ French Cigarette Case, with miniature; dam
aged. Was $75 Now .......................$1 SIS
GIFT SHOP, SEVENTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1928-11-22
Radio Cabinets Reduced

Radio Cabinets. each for No. II and No. 1B
Radolas. Were $685. Now reduced to. ....... .S35
Radio Cabinets for Atwater Kent Radio Sets
No. IS. No. 40 or No. Al. Were $25. Now. SIS
1 Desk model Radio Cabinet. Was $45. Now SIS
l RadiOla, electrified with 100-A r. c. A. speaker
Was $187.5O. Now .........................S Sis
Radio Tables for Atwater Kent No. 40 or No. Al
radio sets. Shelves on bottom for speaker Were
So. Now reduced to Observation-Disclosures.
Tenor Banjo Case. Was $40. Now. .........S3
UkuIele Case Was So. Now. ow................S1
rs Waterproof Ukulele Bags. Were 81 so. Now
RADIO GALLERIES, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-11-22
Friday Specials In Stationery

Automatic Pencils, special, 45c.
Automatic Pencils; colored enamel with gold
filled rings and tips An unusual value, in an
unusual color assortment.
Ripple Parchment Writing Paper, special, 5Sc.
90 double sheets and two packages of enve-
lopes at this very special Friday price. An
excellent quality paper
Telephone Indexes, Memo Pads, and Score
Pads special, 3s6; ) for 81.
An assortment Of attractvely decorated sta
tionery novelties at this Friday price. Gold
finish decorations; very new.
packs Imperial Playing Cards, special, SOC.
packs of these linen-hnish, gilt edge playing
cards; put up in neat boxes for gift-giving.
STATIONERY, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-11-22
Electric Cand1esticks, Shades
and Lamps Reduced
All Slightly Soiled or DAMAGED

1 Antique Gold finish Electric Candlestick one
light; black base and cut priSms. Was $16.5o.
ANo" ACuuC00 " .SIU
Old Brass Electric Candlestick two lights candle
effect; cut prisms. Was $2750 Now .........SI5
l Green Glass Water Base Lamp, two lights. Cut
dot design. Was $17.50. Now ............ $3.50
1 Green Glass Water Base Lamp. Was $145O
No" '.''.''''''''..'...... .S7.5O
2 Green CutGIass Vanity Lamps. Were So each.
NO" ''.'.''...'.... '..................s. .4
i Black Iron Imported Electric Dome, orange silk
lining. Was $50. Now ...................... SIS
] Cream Pottery Table Lamp, with colored lined
effect. Was $14.50. Now ..................S8 $3.50
Junior Lamp Shade, georgette and silk Was
$SS.oO NOW $50
Taffeta B0udoir Lamp Shades, green, rose and
2 maize. Were SIS each. Now ..............$ $3.50
1 12-inch Antique Parchment Lamp Shade, cone
effect. Was $14.50. Now ..................S7 $3.50
Gold Silk Junior Lamp Shade, leather trimmed.
was $Sz.oO. NOW .......................S $40
Silk Bed Light, orchid lined with rose. Was
~S'So. NoW s..'...'.''.'.......... S1So
1 22-inch Decorated Parchment Lamp Shade
modern cone shape with floral border. Was $3.50
LAMPS, SEVENTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1928-11-22
NOVELTY JEWELRY-REDUCED

s-strand GyDsy Necklace Was :1275 Now Z, g
SSstranS sS SuCS Gypsy NsSkaSs sce Wss $ C
French Pearl (repIica5 Buckle. Was ST. Now. 81
GRsy GmSsr NsShaSs nsen Ta Ha Tname" 2 was So Now
Amber (imtatiOn) Hat Ornament: Was IS. Now So 50
Novelty Hat Ornaments. Were ST. Now. soc
Novelty Hat Pin. Was S. Nov: w:................. $s
French Pearl GmitatiOn) Hat Pins. Were S6 Now So
NOVELTY JEWELRY, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-11-22
BOYS Oxfords, $2'95

We're S and y6.5U PAR
10 pairs BOYS Tan Calf Oxfords straight tip, welt
sole Sizes 21a. g. 3K, A, Az, 51a, B; az. 8,
81, A. AZ c. Were $3.50 pair. Now :..... .$2s5
pairs Youths Tan Laced Shoes, with welt sole.
sizes IL. 2 B. ! and 111a and 1917 E. Were SIS
PI II nairs Bows Tan Elk straight-tiD Lace Shoes
sizes 31h, Az, 5, 61a, 7, 712 B; 61a and 71k c.
Were SIS pair Now ........... ........ $295
6 pairs Youths Black Calf Oxfords, leather sole.
Sizes S1b, 9, 9la, 10A B; and D. Were
Boys STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-11-22
Women's S A11-Si1k
Hose, Special, $1'45

480 pairs Semi-service Al1-silk Hose, with
silk plated sole, heel and toe-guard; isle
lined hem. Shown in honey beige, mocha,
Cuban sand, grain, boulevard, plaza gray,
wrought iron and gun metal.
5S pairs Womens Net silk Hose. broken sizes
and color range. Were $1.95 Now. SI.I5
500 pairs WOmens Full Fashioned AII-WOol
and RayOn and Wool Hose; manufacturers
samples. Special. al....................,.
zoo Hosiery Trays, IL compartments Each, soc
HOSIERY, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-11-22
Knit Underwear Reduced
Broken sizes and styles

20 Part-wooI Corset Cow
ers, Pants and Combi-
nations, soiled. Sizes s.
to 9. Were $2.25 to
$3.75. Now ...$1.35
) Wool and Part-WOOI
Vests and Pants, we'll
known Swiss Swan
brand. Sizes S and 6.
Were $3.50. Now $2.45
, Swiss Swan Brand
Silk-and Wool COmbi-
nation Suits, size s:
soiled. Were SO and
$10.95. Now .$4.45
Evening star., 1928-11-22

IS Cotton Vests, Pants
and Combinations, in
wanted styles; slightly
soiled. Sizes 4, S, 8
and 9. Were 81 to
$3.50. Now .45c
IA Vests, Pants and Com
binatiOns, part wool and
heavy cotton; sizes 4
to 9; soiled. Were So
to $2.75. Now -. csc
KNIT UNDERWEAR, THIRD F.
Evening star., 1928-11-22
Feather Fans, So We're $40

Feather Fans; assorted colors. Some with
matching neckpieces
Feather Fan; two shades of orchid Was $40
Feather Fan. Was $35. Now .....SI0
Feather Fans. Were $1s. Now.$5
Feather Fans. Were $40 and S12. Now reduced
10 '........'.. $3.50
Feather Fans. Were $3.50. NowH
Child's Fan. Was SITS. Now. .........25c
FANS, FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1928-11-22
IS Children's Books, 25c to $50
ERE SIC TN Sc

We're SOC to So
This group includes many well known books, priced
at splendid savings.
"AIicc in Wonderland" slightly damaged. Were
Soc Now w......................... 35c
Boys Life of Alexander Hamilton" by Nicolay.
Were So. Now .........................S1 81
Books, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-11-22
Brass Flower Bowls. SOC We're 81

18, greatly reduced for immediate clearance to-
morrow.
Pottery Flower Bowl. Was $3.50. Now reduced
to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. soc
ii Brass Flower Bowls. Were 81. Now. ...... 75c
ii Brass Flower Bowls. Were 81. Now ...... 81
Automobile Vase. Was 81. Now ...........S2
l Wall Flower Pocket Was $50. Now. 49,. .75c
8 Pottery Wall Pockets. Were LIS. Now. .75c
2 Glass Wall Pockets. Were ST.. Now reduced
Artificial Rubber Plant. Was $3.50. Now 81
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1928-11-22
De1nap Sanitary Napkins
d boxes. 81 We're SOC boz

144 boxes of these well known Sanitary Napkins;
greatly reduced for immediate clearance.
40 Scotch Novelties, including darners, tape meas
ureS and hairpin boxes. Were 15c each. Now
reduced to ........................ .lOc
Is Tidy and Stocking Boxes, slightly damaged.
NoT1oNs, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-11-22
Ename1ed Steel Roasters
Reduced Half Price

as of the famous "Lisk" roasters: with self-bast-
ing covers and inside trays Two popular sizes.
Slightly IMPERFECT.
80 No. size. Were So. Now. .S1.5O
Is No. size. Were $3.50. Now. SITS
HOUSEWARES FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-11-22
Toilet Tissue Special
78c dozen rolls

Tomorrow we offer 500 dozen rolls of Straght-cut
Toilet Tissue, 1000 sheets to the ROLL of good
quality that regularly sells for much more
HOUSEWARES, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-11-22

80 yards Black VeIveteen.
Was $3.50 yard.
NOW ....s...s... .9I.SJ
800 Remnants Crepe de
Chine. Smart colors,
black and white. l to
4 yard lengths. Il to
N less than original
price.
SILKS, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-11-22

/ mi-Venetian ManteI
Mirror. Was $40.
Now .$15
3 Living Room Pictures,
good subjects. Spe-
ClaI .......t 91V
/ Madonna of Chair. in
oil; artistically framed.
Was $50. Now. SIS
MIRRORS AND PICTURES, SI2
Evening star., 1928-11-22
Glass Water Sets
Special. CSC

50 Rose-colored Glass Water Sets, com
plete with attractiveIy shaped pitcher
and six thin tumb1ers.
2 Glass Bonbon Boxes, with gold effect en-
crusted decorations. Were SIS. Now. $3.50
Odds and Ends Of Table Glassware, greatly
reduced for clearance
GLASSWARE, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-11-22
Boys Wool L Lunberjacks
Snecia1 $3.95

54: in the seasons popular dark colors. Ful-cut
lumberjacks that made to wear. Sizes to 16
100 Pairs Boys Fine Cotton Golf HOse new de-
signs and colors. Sizes ia to II. Specially
priced .....................:.. .s5c. pairs, 81
81 Pairs Boys Fine Wool A length Socks; greatly
reduced for quick clearance. Sizes and 6l2
Were 81 pair. Now. w........................4 .45c
10 Boys Fine Winter OvercOats. Heavy wool
fabrics; wool lined with sateen yokes. Dark coors.
Sizes Is to 20. Greatly reduced to-. ...... 1878
"a Boys FOur-piece Wool Suits; coat, vest and
two pairs Of knickers Fine Seryceabe fabrics; suit
able Winter shades. Broken sizes to IS. Great
ly reduced OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1878
III Suits Boys Fine Winter Underwear. Merode
and Duofold makes; sizes to z; 10 to IL; and IA
to is. Were So to $3 Now. w.................$ 81
Boys STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.