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The Washington times., 1928-05-04
THOMAS BREAKS
SOLO FLIGHT
RECORD
BY International News Service

ny 1HteEunsAAuMnA GNGYNB GGANAOO
mitchell FIELD, N. r. May 4.
With his attempt to break the
worlds endurance flight record cut
short bv an accident to valve on
the gasoline tank of the plane Reli-
ance, Lieut.. Royal Thomas today
was making up for lost sleep. He
was forced to land at the field here
at 11:5O o'clock last night, after
having been in the air for 35 hours,
rs minutes and seconds.
While Lieutenant Thomas fell far
short of the record of SO hours, So
minutes and 81 seconds, set by
George Haldeman and Eddie Stinson
last month at Jacksonville, Fla, he
established a new endurance record
for solo flying. The previous mark
of 1914 hours for solo flying was
made by Col. Charles A. Lind
bergh in his transatlantic flight
last year.
His Fuel Lost
Lieutenant Thomas was forced
down when a dump valve on the
main gasoline tank opened and the
fuel was lost. 1t had been leaking
for some time and officials were
prepared for the landing, which was
made without mishap.
The tired aviator's first words
upon climbing from the Reliance
were:
Where shall. / put the plane?"
He asserted he would have been
able to break the worlds record il
the valve had not opened. When
he began the flight at 1890 O'Clock
on Wednesday afternoon, he was
carrying $50 gallons of gasoline.
Unable to Hear
After listening to the constant
roar of his motor for 3513 hours
the aviator was unable TO hear
questions asked by the men on the
field. He also was a trifle stiff.
Before falling asleep at a nearby
hotel, he said he would make an
other attempt to break the record
after he had Caught up with his
sleep"
THE motor began to cough just
before I came down and then il
suddenly stopped" he explained
The filler was clean shaven al
the end of his flight. Late last
night he set the stabilizer and
shaved. completing the operation
without a scratch.
The Washington times., 1928-05-04
Fire Plug Drinking
Fount Sends Thirsty
One To Hospital

Edris Kerns. 20, wanted drink
only a drink Of water, which
is certainly not worth walking
very far to get.
A handy fire.plug at Thirty
fourth and M SITS. N. W.. seemed
to provide the answer. Anyway,
Kerns put his head down in the
appropriate position and turned
on the stream.
They took nine stitches in
Kerns' head at Georgetown
Hospital a few minutes later.
The force of the stream sent
him further than he would have
had to walk to get a drink.
The Washington times., 1928-05-04
SUICIDE ASKS
DOG'S GRAVE

OAKLAND, Cal, May 4.-There
was one faithful friend that Ru.
dolph A. Kolls. Oakland man,
wanted to take with him into
the great beyond.
Kolls, Respondent over marital
troubles that caused his wife, Mrs.
Ida Kolls, to divorce him, went
into his bedroom and wrote note.
ST am going to kill myself" he
wrote. Blame no one. I only
ask that Peggy, my dog, be killed
and either buried or cremated with
me. We have been together for
Then Kolls turned on the gas,
and his body was found later by
his brother. August.
But Peggy had disappeared.
Search of the neighborhood re-
vealed no trace of the suicides old
pet.
The Washington times., 1928-05-04
Board Chooses Woman
For School Principal

BELLMAWR, N. J., May A.
Mrs. Ethel Burke. teacher in the
Mount Ephraim School, was unani.
mously elected principal Of the
local school by the board Of edu.
cation. Mrs. Burke taught here
three years ago when Bellmawr
was a part of Centre township.
The position for. the past term has
been held by William Seel. elected
to replace Mrs. Elsie Borden, who
was asked to resign after a flare
up with some of the teachers.
Soon after Seel assumed the post
II was said that discipline Jagged,
and a meeting was called by some
of the parents to talk the subject
over. The board looked into the
matter and it was decided change
should be made.
The Washington times., 1928-05-04
Horse Badly Injured
In Auto Crash Is Shot

badly injured early TODAY in a
collision with an automobile that
he had to be shot.
The horse and wagon, owned by
Thompson's Dairy, were driven by
Lem Wiltshire. 27, of the 14O0
block of Trinidad Ave. n. Z. An
automobile driven by Charles II.
Jerman, 55. of the 200 block of
Thirteenth st. n. W., struck the
horse-drawn vehicle at New Hamp-
shire Avenue and Otis Street North
west.
Jerman was taken to Garfield
Hospital with slight cuts. Witt
shire refused treatment. Both We
hicleS were demolished.
The Washington times., 1928-05-04

Select your new apartment now! Con-
suit tOday's Times and Herald classi-
fled apartments for rent columns and
find the apartment Ia suit you.
The Washington times., 1928-05-04
ZANE GREY Goes
TO SOUTH SEA

PASADENA, Calf. May A.
zane Grey. noted author and deep
sea fisherman. is planning a trip
to the South Seas this summer.
Grey will be accompanied by r.
C. Grey. his brother. and others,
departing early in the summer for
Tahiti. Four of Grey's launches
will be taken to Tahiti as well as
a special boat for taking marine
motion pictures.
The Washington times., 1928-05-04
Germany to u. S. by Air
And Ship in 3 Days, Plan

BERLIN. May 4.-The North
German Lloyd Line is planning
combined 3-day steamship-airplane
service to America.
1t is planned to have the liners
carry planes which would hop off
when the ships have covered half
the distance to America.
The Washington times., 1928-05-04
WARSHIP RAMS STEAMER

DOVER, England, May 4.-Ihe
British warship Bacchus today ram
med and sank the Greek steamer
Ionnis Fafalios in the English
Channel. Other ships stood. by and
picked up the Grek crew of %
men.
The Washington times., 1928-05-04
VA. CADET IS SEE
PAGEANT

ARLINGTON COUNTY. May A.
Leaving in buses from the Wash
ington Lee High School the cadets
OF both, the George Mason and
Washington Lee High Schools went
to winchester today where they
will be seen in the parade, In. con-
nection with the Apple Blossom
Festival. The cadets viii return to
Arlington county tonight.
Declaring the proposed amend
ment to- Section 10. OF the State
constitution authorizes only a
change in the form of county gov
eminent without comforting upon
it additional powers, Arthur Orr.
member OF the Better Government
Commission of Arlington county,
speaking at a meeting OF the Mon
arch Club last night. said it was
costing Arlington county from
500, 900 to 5000, 900 year to retain
its status as county.
While it is true the couny would
lose more than $50, 900 a year in
loss would be offset several times
over by the additional revenues
which are only available to cities.
Alexandria city enjoys revenues
from special sources to the extent
of more than 100000 a year, he
declared The city of Lynchburg,
Va, a city with a population OF
1000 persons, was collecting $685.
900 per annum from he same source.
These additional revenues would
not be in the form of increased taxes
upon property. he said, but would
arise from the license taxes upon
business, special taxes upon stocks
and bonds of corporations, franchise
taxes and upon public utilities.
The Washington times., 1928-05-04
7 DROWN IN BLACK SEA

BUCHAREST, May 4.--Seven per.
sons were drowned today when
three fishing boats were sunk In
the Black Sea by a storm.
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SCORES DRY SEARCH
Of YACHT ON ERIE
Cleveland Man Plans Protest
Here Against Summary
Methods in Raid.

~ the Associated Press,
CLEVELAND. August GA protest
against raiding methods Of the Federal
fum-fghting feet on Lake Erie was
promised today by NJ. F. BramleS
Cleveland millionaire. who reported
that his yacht, the Buddy. had been
fred on without warning and then
ramme6 by Coast Guard cutter,
Bramley said the cutter c. G. 1921
suddenly sailed out Of the darkness
while the Buddy was cruising last night
about two miles Off Edgewater Beach,
flashed a binding Searchlight and then
fired 4 shot before any one on the
Buddy realized what had happened.
The cutter next rammed the BudGy's
bow a elancine blow. while a man
standing on the bridge waved revolver
end shouted at the BuddyS passengers.
Bramlcy asserted.
The yacht owner said he was uncer-
tain that the cutter was Of the Coast
Guard service and that from its action
he. thought il might have been manned
by hi-jackiug rum runners. The cut
ter followed the Buddy into Rocky
River Harbor, where its crew made a
search.
Coast Guard officials early today said
they had received no report Of the in
cident and declined TO comment.
Recently owners Of two yachts re-
ported they were fred on under un-
warranted circumstances near Toledo.
Yacht clubs there announced they
would carry the matter to Federal off,
Gals at Washington.
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Coats >>Dresses> >>Sportswear
Afford Savings of At Least $50
Misses Dresses

~ BLUE DINNER DRESS.
lace trimmed Pleated ski>t. Size
10; Originally ,9t s'S' $3.50
III MINT GREEN AFTER
NOON DRESS. lace and georgette
basque model. Size ID. $3.50
Originally $25. Friday " y
-(2) WHITE SLEEVELESS
DRESSES, with flare skirt and
tucked trim. Sizes l6 and lS.
Originally s2S. Fri $3.50
IN AoU A M A RIN FLAT
CREPE DRESS. with TERED skirt
and faggoting Slightly soiled.
orr ginally $500 sos
III > CANARY CHIFFON
AFTERNOON DRESS, bolero
style with long sleeves. Size IA.
Originally S49.75. Fri G1S
IN PRINTED CREPE TWO
PIECE DRESS. lace trimmed. Size
ls. Originally s2S. SI6.5O
~ TAFFETA AND GEOR-
GEIIE SIhEEl DREIsSEc'
pleated and TERED skirts. Sizes
ID and 16 Originally G17 C0
$25. Friday ........
~ DOVE GREY GEORGETTE
AFTERNOON DRESS. with fiared
skirt and shirred bodice. col
Size IA. Originally S35
n0l PASTEL SHADE TAI
LORED WASH DRESSES. slightly
soiled. Originally $40. e. o.
Friday only amman.
"a, NOVELTY TAFFE I A
DRESSES. full Jared skirt. Sizes
"A and 10. Formerly clio
$3.50. Friday only.
IN NAVY GEORGETTE, all
over stitched embroid- elf S0
cry. Originally $25.. %iocO
az MORE AND PRINTED
SILK ENSEMBLES. sizes Ia, Is
and IS. Originally $3.50. COL
Friday only .........
On PRINTED SILK ANDsTAE
GEORCETTE ENSEMBLE. size is.
Originally $3.50. Friday COL
ft1lV "
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Novelty Furniture

(2l CEDAR CHESTS. walnut
veneer, ply. 48 inches long,
Ornamented. Slightly COP IN
Scared. Were $3.50 %-Oo
~ ENAMELED BREAKFAST
TABLES. green and bronze finish.
Were si8' Friday $3.50
IN FOLDING SCREEN. 3-fold
style. OF brown burlap. 5ta feet
tall. Ornamented top. Clio OK
Was SIS. Friday only p
-, CARD TABLES, steady and
we'll braced. Regularly G1 CC
s245. LAS is" FRIDAY ~
tol WINDSOR ROCKERS. at
tractive mahogany finish. Colonial
style. Were $3.50. Fri c. h0
day only ..........-...
10 WASTE BASKETS. wood
en-. decorated. In tan. red or
green. Were sl.7o. 81 CC
FRIDAY only ........ "A"
IN s-PIECE FIBER SUITE,
with red and black trim. Dam
ask covered cushions. Spring
seats. Was 1928 1913. IS
Friday only ........
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Junior Misses
Dresses

IN JUNIOR MISSES OR
CANDY DRESSES, plain with
floral pattern trim. Were O.
Sin.a5. Friday only. ....... ""
IN JUNIOR MISS EGGSuELL
BASQUE DRESS. with graceful
cape back. Originally $25. cIS
Friday only ........... |Io
~ JUNIOR MISS ENSEMBLE
PRINTED DRESS. with navy
georgette coat. Size Is. S15
Originally $25. Friday. VIZ
un JUNIOR MIS- SEES
DRESSES. fiat crepe and geor-
gette. Broken size and color
range. Slightly soiled. Orig e.
inallv $40 and SLABS. Friday W"
90 JUNIOR MISSES GEOR-
GETTE AND CREPE DRESSES.
broken size and color range.
Originally $3.50. Fri sos
day only ,,.,...,....,
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Save 25% and More
Housewares

SI.55 MURPHY'S OIL SOAP, a
pure vegetable soap thai hQc
cleans anything. Friday.
CSC MURPHY'S OIL SOAP, a
soap that will give you splendid
saLisfactio Friday COc
S5c MURPHY'S OIL SOAR, re-
duced drastically for Fri 10c
day bargains TO .........
S1.49 NURSERY SEATS, splen-
didly made. A real value hQc
at this Friday price .....
49c JELLY MOLDS, made of
heavy tin. Friday reduc- IQc
ed 10 ........',. ..'..:...
.5c PURE ALUMINIUM PUD-
DING PAN, delightful pan to use
because of its light weight. 10c
Friday ...... ...........
55c PURE ALUMINIUM MIXING
BOWLS, the kind that every
housewife finds a necessity. 2Qc
1Oc STOVE BRUSHES, made to
get into all the little corners 80
easily. Friday only ........
loo SCREEN DOOR SPRINGS,
that will not wear out easily. go
Reduced y tomorrow to-.
soc NICKEL SERVING TRAYS,
that you will find handy on 1Qc
countless occasions. Friday
Sixth Floor
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Women's Dresses

~ GEORGETTE l IL T.
DRESSES, sizes 36 and 30. Maize
and flesh color. Plcated skirts.
Originally $25. Fri $3.50
jg TAN LACE DRESSES. sizes
40,, and 49,. Jabot front, fiafed
skirt. Formerly $i485. S0.O.1
Friday only ......... w.
III LACE AND GEORGETTE
COMBINATION ATE RNOoN
DRESS. size 40. Origin SlS
ally $25. Friday only. "
uD ROSE FLAT & X Il L.
DRESS, pleated skirt and geor-
gette and lace vest. Size ~.
Formerly $l4.s5 Fri S0.05
day NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ual WASH SILK DRESSES.
pastel shades. Broken sizes ana
color range. Originally r. OK
$40. Friday only. .,,
a. WOMEN'S INDEPENDENCE
BLUE FLAT CREPE DRESSES,
sizes SO and ~. Slightly faded,
We're SASS Friday 1906
ID TAN FLAT CRETE DRESS.
two-piece model with flare skirt.
size So. Originally $3.50
$25. Friday only. ..
~ NAV Y GEORGETTE
DRESSES, faggoted with Jewel
buckle trim. Sizes SO and a..
Originally $25. Friday S15
only .....'...,..'..''
% GREEN SATIN STRIPE
CEORGETTE DRESS, size ~,
Fully pleated skirt. Or!gi- GlC
nally $25. Friday ......
~ PRINTED & II l. l.
DRESSES. sizes 49,. and o. 2.
Originally $25. Friday SIS
t2l PRINTED GEORGEITE
DRESSES. one red and one black
and white. Size SO, GIh IN
Originally s25, Friday W
Is, PRINTED G X
DRESSES. light shades. Sizes 80
and 3s. Slightly soiled. e. OK
Originally $40. Friday
Es.ond ElonF
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~ oval CHENILLE RUGS,
blue or black and grey. 27x54-
inch size, Colored boz $500
der Were $3.50. Friday %'
tal WOOL BRAIDED OVAL
RUGS, size 27x48 inches. Blue,
with colored border. q %
We're $685., Friday.
49, CREX DE LUXE GRASS
RUGS, durable. Discontinued pat
terms, size 3X6 feet. III DIX
Were $3.50. Friday.
~ WOOL AND FIBER RUG,
reversible duplex. Rose and gray
size 6x9 feet. Was $1O5
1915, Friday ......
rs YARDS INGRAM CARPET.
green. SO inches wide The thing
for church or lodge. &I 30
Was SITS yard. Friday ~
~ GRECO FIBER RUGS, size
sxl0 feet. Tan and grey back
grounds. Were $3.50. I4 %
Friday only .......,..
az IMPORTED NURSERY
RUGS. size 36x36 inches. Blue
and orchid. Were SIS. ss2 *
Friday only .,........
On BEAUVAIS ADMINISTER
RUG, size 46x76. Taupe ground.
Was sIe.5o' Friday $l2.35
only ..s......,...,.
Fifth Fioer
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Sports Wear

f2n SILK DRESSES, slightly
soiled from display. but all Won
derful values. Plat crepes and
washable crepeS. III white and col
o , Were sl6''O' FRI $50
81 SILK FRoCKS. slightly
soiled Both OF fine quality wash
able silk crepe III light GO ~
colors. Were Sl095. fP'''
~ SILK AND WOOL COAT
SWEATERS. slightly e. o.
soiled. Were 1895 y
tSl WOOL SWEATERS, slip
over styles, Were s3,15. go OK
Friday only ......
n7l SILK AND WOOL SWEAT
Frs. coat and slipover GO o.
STYLES. Were $685.. $3.50
III PRS,) LINEN RIDING
BREECHES. were Sl OK
s4.aS. Friday only -. |"
IN WHITE TERRY CLOTH
BEACH COAT. Was % o.
s7.95. FRIDAY only. P"
~ RUBBERIZED ACH
COAT COATS. ,,' Were $''''' Sl.95
1Sl WOMEN'S STRIPED
BATHING TRUNKS, all 90
wool. Were Sl.g5. Friday -'N
ls) WOMEN'S ALL WOOL
BATHING SHIFTS. White -.0c
only. Were So 80 Friday wv
%epuuH IfnnF
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Infants Wear

te2) COTTON AND wool
SHIRTS, with short sleeves.
Broken sizes. Were Toe, 3Cc
Friday only, .....,...,t.>.
"a TAEFETA COAT. size z.
Reduced from $598. I'D or
Friday only. ,,.,.,,..,
a, INFANTS SILK COATS.
sizes ! and 2, Were S5.O3
S7.gs. Reduced to ,u,
~ BABY'S SILK ROBE, slightly
soiled Soft and attrac- G3 az
tive. Originally $1,000 wee -"
a. FINK EIDERD DOWN
HUNTING, with wide satin ribbon
trim Was se.'' Fri 1898
day priced AT ,..,,.,-.
a. WHITE BUNTING. with
neat attractive ribbon te'e O1
trim. % value -
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Stationery

(50) FRAMED PANEL MIR
RORS. attractively designed. Slight
~ imperfect. Regularly 49c. 1Qc
1872, EVERSHARP PENCILS.
women's and mems styles. Assert
ed colors. Regularly SOC. CCc
Friday only ...........
tlsl WAX SETS. containing as
sorted colored wax and candles.
Regularly sl,00. Friday 10c
only .......... .......'
Isl LIBRARY SETS. contain
scissors and letter opener IN
leather pouch. Regularly S1 TO
s2.os. FRIDAY only 49,.
Is BOXES) TATIONE cry;
boxes are broken and Soiled. Ex-
cellent stationery. Reg
ularly $500 and s3.50 C1 10
FTlUdV -.
j39 Boxes STATIONERY.
folded and flat sheets. Plain ana
inner-lined envelopes. Reg CQc
ularly 81. Friday ......
street Fleor
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Daytime Frocks
and Beach Coats

(10l WOMEN'S AYTIME
FRu.kS. smartly fashioned of
dainty prints. Broken S1 20
sizes. Were $l95... i'c|
IA NOMEN'S HOUSE FROCKS
of fine tub silk. green and white.
with hand embroidery GC go
trim. Were $4l9.,,,.. ~~'o>
~ HOUSE FKOCkS OF linen
and eharmeuse Were ST 30
S2.29. Friday only.
81 BEACH COATS or HEAVY
CREToNNE. Wen made and all
in brilliant patterns. CD OQ
Were S595, Friday, P'''
til BEACH COATS or rayun.
Smartly tailored and In broken
sizes, Were $lg5. Fri GI (n
day only .,.,,..s.4...
~ BEACH COAT, a handsome
raven ~ e5 IN q e n :, '" as 1898
Third Etunr
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a. KAP0K MATTRESS. floor
sample, slightly soiled. size "a
Was sa7So' Friday $2l.l.1
only ,.....,,....,,,,
~ CAPITOL, BRAND ALL
LAYER FELT MATTRESS. floor
sample, slightly soiled GIE CE
Was 5000 FRIDAY w
~ FOLDING SIMMONS RED
with strong twin link SPRINGS
SLIGHTLY mafred Was &R OO
SI5. FRIDAY anlv .3...,.
~ NORTH STAR BLANKETS,
plain blue or rose, bound With
wide satin ribbon Reg
ular $22h0 value &ln 81
Friday nnlv each w
a. COMFORT with figured silk
center and nlaln blue sateen Dor
der and back. Was $40, Fri o.
day only MISUNDERSTANDING. VIZ
Third Fto0F
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Knit Underwear

(26) CHILDREN'S ATHLETIC
SUITS. broken sizes. Were C(c
35c. Friday only. ......,.
t3) WOMEN'S KNIT UNION
SUITS, with bodice top. Broken
sizes. Were roc Friday SOc
Only ....s.
(2l RAYON UNION SUITS, q
and 10 years, Were $3.50 tSI
FRIDAY only ,.,....tt..,..,..
800 GLOVE SILK VESTS,
broken sizes and colors' Sl.3O
Were $i.95. Friday,
tgl MILANESE SILK SHOR-
TIES. white, Were SI OK
$2.aS Friday only.
a. GLOVE SILK STEf-iNS,
Were sl'9'. Friday re- Sl.1O
duced to ...s.........
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ALLENBY WILL ADDRESS
CONVENTION OF LEGION
British Field Marshal Accepts In
vitation to Attend San
Antonio Meeting.

e IIlS AesCE3steE EFESs.
SAN ANTONIO. Tex. August 23.-
F1s!d Marshal Viscount Allenby of Great
Britain has accepted an invitation 10
attend the National Convention of the
American Legion here October 8-l2. +.
In making the announcement yester-
Gay. Nat NJ. Washer. general convention
chairman, said ViScount Allenby had
agreed TO address the Legionnaires. Ac-
companied by Lady Allenby, the Brit
fsh military leader viii reach New York
City shortly before the convention. leay-
ing almost Immediately for San An
tonic Their plans call for visit to the
Pacific Coast before returning to New
York, where they will sail for England
late in October
With the exception of a short stop at
Niagara Falls as he passed through
Canada en- route home from Australia
tT'o years ago, the field msrshsTs visit
will be his first 10 the United States.
James White. millionaire. who re-
Gently committed suicide in London,
vas once brieklayer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-23
TENOR WEEDS SOPRANO
IN OPERA ROMANCE
John Gilbert and Dorothy Stephens
Net While Studying in Italy
Seven Years Ago.

81 The Associated Press
CHICAGO. August 23.-The opera
with all its stars. dramas. comedies and
tragedies. came face to face today with
romance.
Coincident with the arrival Of the
American Opera Co. an announcement
vas made that Dorothy Stephens.
n1ez7o soprano. and John Gilbert. tenor,
were married last week in New York
City in the Little Church Around the
Corner famous for its unions of per-
sons of the stage. But the romance.
ali
Seven years ago they met while
studying music in Florence. Italy. They
heard each others voices and exchanged
their stories of ambitions to appear
before the gilded boxes of the Diamond
Horseshoe. wherein sit the opera pa
irons. Their mutual understanding de-
Veioped into the chapter which pro-
Fioed the happy ending in their mar
fiage
The bride is the daughter of Daniel
r. D. Stephens. a London and New
York surgeon. She has been singing
IN London during the recent years. Mr.,
Gilbert spent most Of his time in italy
but frequently visited his fiancee. He
Is a World War veteran and also
served on the Mexican border with the
National Guard.
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Won7en's dnc
Misses Goats

% MOHAIR COAT. brightly
printed, silk crepe lined. e. C0
size ls Was $3.50. - saw
~ VELVETEEN COATS, fully
silk crepe lined. Were $3.50
S25. Friday only 49,.
(s) ALL-OyER EMBROIDERED
JACKETS, sizes ID to 90 $3.50
On FABLE SILK COAT with
squirrel collar. Size 36. GA
was $45. FRIDAY only.
(s) LIGHT TAN SPORTS COATS,
sizes "a. IS, 80. Were $3.50
$25 Friday only. 49,.
"a GRAY SUEDE COAT. size
IS. Was $25. Friday Gil
0't IN TAN COAT WITH But
TER MOLE COLLAR. Size ID.
Was $500. Friday tI1
(2l GRAY COATS trimmed with
natural mole. Sizes Is and Clio
36. Were S35. Friday only " "
~ EXTRA SIZE COAT, size
SOL. Black with souirrelette
collar. Was $500. Friday GA
0tIN
N Blue SILK CREPE COAT.
size is. Wa@ S25. Friday Ga
0nlV -,.,,..,+.... .a.........
az TAN EtSVNERE AND
HROanCLOTH COATS with sd'iir-
rel shawl collnrs. Si7"s "a. 40 and
Az. Were $40 10 S98.5o. G9T
Friday only .............
Glnnr
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~ SATIN RACK CREPE
GOWN. flesh color. DE- 90
Was Sln.n5 Friday. F'''oS
~ FLESH COLOR CREPE DE
CHINE GOWN, georgette trimmed.
Originally $aoa Fri GQ Oh
day only r..-,,.,-...
81 CREPE DE CHINE STEP
ms, slightly Sniled. OF %
Originally 50. o5. Friday ~ I'o1
tel CREfE DE CHINE CHE-
MISSES. originally $s,sa. ri so
Reduced for clearance
III CREPE DE CHINE SACK
slightly musScd Orig Gel 3O
inallv sos. Friday w
fIsl COTTON CREPE BLOOM
ERS, fieSh and white, 80,
Were 81 Friday oniv .,..,
tei1 RAYON ALPACA SLIPS.
Broken sizes Originally Gl
g. FRIDAY only ,........,.
~ ri, FAJAMAs, orig CT
inally si.nS FRIDAY only. W
Third fiaaf
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Girls Lingerie

fal GIRLS COOLfE COATS.
sizes L. and IA Were Gl QR
S3.qs. Friday reduced To
IN GIRLS CREPE kfMONOS.
sizes 10 TO H. Reduced G1 QQ
from sos. Friday only
tls GIRLS COTTON CREPE
GOWNS. Reduced from C0c
81. Friday only .,,...,
(2s Prs BLOOMERS. sizes 4
10 10 Made Of English @0c
sateen. 81 values. FRIDAY
III PRSl DRAWERS. sizes 10
L? Lace and embroidery 80
trim. $i.e5 values Friday
Fourth Floar
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$1O.95 Silk
Sport Frocks
$3.50

OF course they are slightly
soiied-but all real values At
their new low price. Ot
heavy crepe de chine and nat
crepe-snlartlv tailored or
daintilv trimmed with touches
Of lace. White and colors 10
choose from.
sports Shop-Second Floor
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JeUeIry

ii9 PCS.l LANVlN PURPLE
NOVELTY JElNELRY. bracelets.
earrings and bar pins. I0c
Regularly 29c. Friday
ts2) BONE BAG CHAINS. am
Der white she'll Regularly 80
Toe. Friday only ..........
~ FANCY STONE SET BAG
TOPS. Regularly 69c, Re- Doc
duced Friday to.........
tSl STERLING SILVER VAN
tiles, with chain. Reg 1Qc
ulariy 75c, Friday only.
ti9l PLACE CARD HOLDERS.
Regularly l5c. Reduced Fri 1c
day to only ............
tal FANCY SILVER S-RoW
CHAINS. with attractive fancy
catch. Regularly 81. To- h0c
morrow ...,,....''.:.. r.S
tSl FANCY NECKLACES,
PENDANTS AND CHOK X ;.
Regularly $l00. Friday TIC
ONIY .......,.,. sss.-s'