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New Britain herald., 1929-09-28

speakers were Key. John W. Brush Of New Haven, Rev. k. C. Piorson of New York; Rev. Albert NJ. Eo.gs. " missionary from South India; and pr. W. Quay Hosscllc Of Madden, Mass.
 Dr. Kondricll was elected a mcm- Der of the evangelism committee.
 Miss Rose Morantc
 Funeral services for Miss Rose Norantr. g&-=cor-ol1 daughter of Mr, and Mrs Toutionc Morantc Of sherman road who died yesterday at the homo of her parents, will be held this afternoon at ? o'clock from the home. Burial will be in West cemetery
 To I@CCisc Caar:c"
 An important meeting Of the ltal- ian-Amorican Independent club will be ncl1 tomorrow afternoon at 9 o'clock "t tho Colonial hall on West M2in street. Prosecutor Anthony J. Rich of Bristol will be on hand and will present the club with it's charter, which was recently granted hy the secretary Of thc state Guests from all over he state will bo pres rnt, All local members of the or eani@atIon are urged 10 he cn hand 10 witness th" presentation of the charter.
 piain,iiIr Er'c"s
 'DI, of i,.i church Wlll meet for practice Sm- day morning at 1o:l5 o'clock The hymn. "Comrudr+ of the Cross" in the junior choir hymn book will be rchcars,d.
 Wednesday, October 9, has been designated as "lire Prevention Day" Ly Governor John II. Trum- bull
 Constable F. Judd Wad4worth is conducting an invrStigation into q mralary committed a, the home Of ". Miller on Church street As inc Niller family are lac:tiouin. in Yer mont, tn" loc"l nuthorjios are un- able to tell just what was stolen from the home.
 Ralph F, ThraIt will return to tho Baltimore Dental school tomorrow 10 resume his studies, H. is a member of the tnrd year class.
 East st., 122-5 rooms to rent, all Improvements. Inquire within advt.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-28

Barnes, backed up by the financial support of Fuller Barnes, Edward lngraham, and Morton Treadway. we were able to secure the S4 acres at the HotChkiss field at a price of $i5,000. These gentlemen have very generously agreed to absorb inc carrying charges and these S4 acres will therefore be offered to the city for $45,oO0 flat. {.
 "The soil at the Hotchkiss field is ideal for aviation purposes; it is gravclly in character and disposes of surface water very readily, leaving the ground firm and hard practically the year round, and certainly throughout the flying season, as has been demonstrated by the fact that this field has already been used for passenger flights.
 Will Raise Land Values
 No one can fOresec the problems involved in developing this field for aviation purposes. We believe that ii the voters will approve the pur- chase of this field on the part of the city, a commission must be appoint- cd 10 handle the development. We know that Brainard field in Hart ford has developed 10 such an extent that land values have gone from $2Qo an acre to $1,500 an acre in the immediate neighborhood of Brainard field -.
 "Wc believe that Bristol should face this proposition with the firm purpose of securing this field for aviation purposes, and to go serious- ly into the matter of keeping Bris- tol in the forefront in this very rap- idly-d"vcloping activity.
 "Iour directors have unanimous ly endorsed this project; the land has been secured. and the project financed and managed to date by your fellow members in the Cham her of Commerce. We sincerely hope that you will do everything within your power 10 set the actual facts covering Hotchkiss field before your voting acquaintanccs ard to urge them 10 vote in favor of Bristol's purchasing this field.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-28
1NDR FW,
To Attend National Convention

Fire Chief John H. Hayes will att tend the National Fire Chiefs con- Vcntion which will open at Birm- inrham, Ala, on October 27. The chief will make the trip by automo- I.5lr
New Britain herald., 1929-09-28
21J to Attend Party

About 275 old people of the city, who are more than 5 years of age, will attend tho Old Peoples party to held by the Bristol Rotary club at the Wallace Barnes club rooms next "Wednesday night. Plans are being made for 800 people as it is ex- pected that more names will be turned in later so that additional invitations can be issued
 special musical program has been arranged for with Harry Coe0 olmstead to sing selections and Walter r.. Spiccr to lead in the sing ing of old songs. There sill also be musical selections by Mr. and Mrs. Carl seeber.
 The address of welcome will be delivered by the Rev. Hubert b. Jones.
 Councils 25th Anniversary
 Ionic council, R. and $. M., cele- hratcd it's 25th anniversary in an ap- propriatc manner in the Masonic temple last evening. A supper was served between s o'clock and 7:3e V 4 4'' h. IliS W tlH iollpN tI bN tIlt COnfcrring of the royal and select masters degree upon d large class of candidates. There was special music by the Colonial Male quartet Of Hartford.
 Following the degree work, re- treatments were served in the din- ing hall and special program was I I I by several of the guests.
 A large number of the members Of Doric council. R. and s. NJ. Of New Britain, from which the local council was set off 25 years ago. were present.
 To Open season with Parade
 The football season in this city will be opened tomorrow afternoon with street parade prior to the game between the Maple Ends Ath- lotic club team and the Berlin Partners at the Muzzy Athletic field.
 Both teams together with the members of the Maple Ends Ath- lctic club, will meet at the Maple End corner at the North Side early tomorrow afternoon. Promptly at 2 o'clock, headed by the Berlin Fife and Drum corps, they will march to the Muzzy Athletic field.
 Armory Bouts Planned
 Plans have been made to hold weekly boxing bouts at the state armory throughout the winter sea- son on Friday nights. The first of these bouts, arranged for by Match maker Thomas IHnchliffc, will be held on October 1, A card consist ing of one eight, three six and one oue-round bout has been arranged.
 Candidates File Expenses
 Candidates at the primary elec-- tion on Tuesday have already start cd filing their expense accounts with the city clerk, The first two candi- dates to file accounts were Thomas B. Steele. candidate for city clerk. and William ]. Fries candidate for &s"ossCr. Each spent "nothing."
 These expense accounts must be filed by all candidates within Is days after the election.
 Final Sessions for Making
 The final session of the board of sclcCtmen and town clerk for the purpose of making voters prior to the general city election on October is being held in the office of
New Britain herald., 1929-09-28
East Berlin Items

Mass will be celebrated at Sacred o'clock by the Rev. J, C. Brennan.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-28
Attend Convention

Rev. Dr. \. D. Kcndrjck, Mrs k. E. Judaon, Mrs, C. A; Eunncll and Mrs. Irving T. Tyler attended the 14oth annual meeting of the Hart ford Baptist association held at the Memorial Baptist church in Hart ford yesterday. Tho outstanding
New Britain herald., 1929-09-28
LOOKS TOWARD 100

Joplin, Mo. Sept. 2S tP-Col. A. J. P. Barnes SG-y"ar- old civil war vet cran, has set his goal at 100 years. He is doOrlccper of the state house of representatives and works rcgu- larly here when not at the capital.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-28

East st., 122-5 rooms 10 rent, all improvements. Inquire within adVt
Evening star., 1929-01-03
No Mail, Phone or C.. o. ID. Orders
Savings on Mems Furnishings

(12) YOrkana Tub Silk Pajamas.
fancy patterns; reg. Sc (sizes A
and 3 only )...............S $500
(D $3.50 White Mercerizcd Cotton
Union Suit, soiled; size So. soc
a. S1.65 Athlete Knit Union Suit,
size "a: soiled. d..............50 soc
az IS Silk Squares. smart fancy
patterns; slightly soiled. .S2.95
(2l 500 Beautiful Lounging Robes,
in velvet; medium size; silk
lined $500
(D SIS Green Crepe jacquard
Dressing Gown, medium size, $50
m SIS Red velvet q length
Dressing Gown, small size, $4,000
~ S25 Imported English AIl-wool
Robe, large size; jacquard fig
ured effect ................S 1885
(D SIS Black Dressing Gown. silk
lined; medium size. ..... $4,000
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Gift-Things

(50) soc Imported Oriental Ash
Trays and Paper Weights. :. .25c
(15) soc Brass CandIesticks, size
6l2 inches high. h............ .25c
~ $19.75 Imported Ship
Q) SIS Imported Ship Model
tSanta Maria) $50
t2l $50 Imported Ship Models S38
1851 81 Chiidren's Framed Pic
lures, size 12x16 inches. soc
Il pr.) S45 German Silver Buffet
or Mantle Bird Ornaments. .S2S
(2l S39 Imported German Silver
Pheasants ................ 1923
Main Floor
Evening star., 1929-01-03

(36) $3.50 Imported RayOn Knitted
Refers, striped effects. -. .S1.95
GU SIS Silk Pajamas. slightly
soiled: sizes B and c only. $3.50
Il pr.) $3.50 Fur-lined GauntIets,
fur cuffs; soiled from handling;
size 8l2 $1,000
(D S12 Silk-and- wool Union Suit.
size 38; soiled. $500
t36) 81 Bat or Pointed End Ad-
Unstable Bow Ties. soc
(24) $3.50 Imported English Sus-
penders, striped effect; pigskin
t72l ST Imported Leather Cigarette
Gases, brown and grey. Csc
Q2) $3.50 Velvet Rose Radium
Silk Shirts; soiled; broken
SIZES .S2.J5
m $50 Dressing Gown, unusual
color combination; m d dium
SIZE SZ5.OU
(Main FloorD
Evening star., 1929-01-03
The Mayfair Shop Clears out These
W0men's and Misses Dresses

80 S35 Navy Georgette Dresses,
sizes Is, Is and 20. .S25
~ $3.50 Navy Georgette Dress,
size 18 .S25
III $3.50 White GeOrgette After
noon Dress, size 40. S8.95
U $3.50 Light Blue BroadcIoth
Sport Dress, size SO. $40
~ S35 Maize Sport Dress, of
rajah silk, size Al $40
(2) $3.50 Imported TulIe Gowns,
rhinestone embroidered, sizes 36
and 33 ................. .S69.5O
Evening star., 1929-01-03

t51) $3.50 Combination Color
All-WOoI Coat Sweaters. S6.25
$50 rairsl So and So Golf Hose. all
wool. wool mixed. S1.55
Us pairs) s. Mems Wool Knick-
erS. broken sizes S2.95
g pairs) Sc Gym Shoes-1, size 6;
!, 6l.; |. 7................Sl Sl.O0
(S9) S5 to $40 Sweaters, broken
sizes. assorted styles. S3.35
500 Suede Leather Jackets, brown
and grey. sizes 36 to 1896
Is pairsl S25 Imported Binoculars.
8-power glass ...........S $40
(3l $40 Imported All-WOOl Auto
Robes. full size. soiled. ....S10
t2) s. Sports Jackets, SO; /. a..
brown and black. ...........S2.95
500 S3.95 Jacket Sweaters, elastic
knit, broken sizes. S245
(2) $50 Genuine HOrsehide Jack
cts, pony fur front and back
!, 80; l, 36. S19.95
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Pictures Mirrors

IA 1895 Framed Console Mirrors,
size l3x21 inches. $500
(SD S7.95 Crystal Console Mirrors,
size l2x24 inches. $3.50
(4) SIS Twisted Brass Candle
sticks, 1912 inches tall. $1,000
Il pr.) SIS 3-prOng Brass Candle
sticks, 20is inches tall $1,000
I'D $3.50 Imported Wrought Iron
Dinner GOngS $3.50
(6l $3.50 Velvet Amusing Dog Pin
Cushions .SI,0O
(2l S12 Beautiful Colonial Brass
Candlesticks, Is inches high. 81
(S) 81 Oval Framed Pictures. soc
Evening star., 1929-01-03
From the Infants Department

u0) $3.95 Imported Knitted Scarf
octS ............ 6JC
~ S1.50 White FIannelette 2-pc.
Pajama, trimmed in pink. SOC
Il pair 81 Arnold Knit Drawers.
heavy weight, size g.. .25c
u5) $1.95 Knisted Caps, aviator
style, trimmed with brushed
wool and taSSel 81
(2l 59c Enameled Cup and Saucer
Sets, slightly Clipped. =. .39c
Q2) Babies $1O.95 Shaker Knit
Apiece Sweater Sets, sizes / to
years SS95
Evening star., 1929-01-03
UPhOlsteries and Cedar Chests

u4) $3.50 Armure Couch Covers.
size 50x90 inches. S3.95
CI2) $3.50 Armure Couch Covers.
may be used as portieres. .S2.95
no pairs) $9.95 Rayon Window
N"pCo S2.g5
tow S4.95 Imported Hand Noted
Lace Panels ......... .S3.95
t2OO YARDS Csc Colored Drapery
Voile. yard. ................2 29c
w $69.95 Walnut-finish Cedar
= nests, console style Gas
Isl ................. S39.e5
Evening star., 1929-01-03
COrsets

~ S5 Redfern Wolfe GirdIes, hook
front sizes 80, 80. .S1.95
~ S5 Redfern Double Wolfe Bone
less Girdles, size 27. .$I.95
t3) $3.50 Natures Rival Step-in
GirdIes, for the tall, stout
Agule ...-... S3.J0
(6) $3.50 Natures Rival Step-in
GirdIeS for the short, stout
ugure ................. S4.95
Isl S. Pm Practical Front Lace
Corsets, sizes 80, "a and 36. $3.95
"a IS Fashion Mode Step-in
GirdIes, elastic over hip and
natural back, sizes 80, 33, "a, S2.95
.(2) $3.50 NemO-Flex Girdles for
the short, stout figure, clasp
front, 33 .S3.95
(6) $3.50 American Lady Back
Lace Corsets, medium bust, sizes
%, 80, 81 and 80. .$1.95
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Remnant Groups of Boys Clothing

go pairs) Boys CSC Cotton Pa
iamaS, broken sizes 29c
13) Boys $6.95 Leatherette
Sport Coats, sizes 8 to 16. 1895
(D Boys $l2.95 Winter Overcoat,
size IL years. S4.95
az Boys SS Sheep-lined Coats.
sizes ID and 18. .S5.95
(35 pairs) Boys $3.50 to $3.95
Golf and Sport Knickers. .$1.95
Evening star., 1929-01-03

"a $3.50 Flesh Georgette Dress.
pleated tiers, size IA. $40
a. $3.50 Dress, white dotted net
over silk slip, size A.. .SS.95
~ $3.50 Imported Rose Beaded
GeOrgette Dress, Vionnet
model $3.50
% S26 Peach CO:Ored One-piece
Dress. size 16. $40
u $49.50 Imported Red Wool
FrOck, size 90. .S29.50
o. S35 Three-piece Imported Cos
tune, of rose jersey, size 18. SIS
mayfair Shop, Third Floor
Evening star., 1929-01-03

6 SI6.50 36Xs2 Oval Wool
Rugs 1896
(5) $3.50 Oval Braided Rugs
fA9AfOJ $3.50
(10l $3.50 21x36 Wool
Chenille Rugs .Sl.00
GOO SO. yds.) Csc to 81 Printed
Linoleum and Felt Base Rem
nants, to s yds.; damaged
10c So. yd.
600 yds.) 35c to S5c "a and q
Inch Linoleum and Felt Base
Runners. to 5 yds. long. t0c yd.
GOO 50. yds.) Sl.7S to S2.75 Inlaid
Lino'eum, 2 to Z SO. vds; DAM
aged ...............2 Csc So. yd.
tSixth Floor)
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Odd Group of Luggage

uD Woman's S125 Fitted Case,
imported .S35
(l) $40 Imported Genuine Leather
Week End Case, for man or
woman NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SIS
"a Mans $50 Suit Case, fine cow
hide. English type ...... .$9.95
(6) $40 Wardrobe Week End
Cases, 24-inch size, slightly
ShOpWorn S3.95
Evening star., 1929-01-03

(12) $3.50 American Lady Lace
Corsets, lightly boned. .$l.95
90 $40 Ben Jolie All-EIastic Step
in Girdles, sizes % and 80. .S5.95
(T $3.50 Bien JOIie Side Hook
Girdles, boned for the full hip,
sizes 81, 81 and "a. .......$ $5.95
(9) SIS Bien Jolie Side Hook Girdles,
average figure models. 1885
Q S5 Rengo Belt Girdle, clasp
front. size 30 only. ..... .S3.95
"a SIS Franco sally" GirdleS for
the full hip shorter figure, sizes
SO, 20, 81, .$S.95
ca $3.50 Franco Stcp-in Girdles,
sizes 80, 81, 80, 33. "a. -. $685.
(10) $40 Franco Girdlcs, for the
shorter figures, sizes %, 80,
81, 35 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .S5.95
(Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Girls Undergarments and Wearables

Q) Boys SOC Running Pants. .25c
(D Girls S7.95 Lumberjack, size
7, soiled IS
(2l Girls 75c Cotton Drawers,
long legs, size IA. .19c
m Girls S3.95 Lumberjack, in
red' size Z, soiled. .S2.95
Evening star., 1929-01-03

(6) 75c Silk and Rubber Pants, CSC
(10) Infants SIPS Chinchilla Bon
nets. trimmed with ribbon
bows 81
tD Baby's SIS Pink Lacquered
Crib, strongly made. ...... .S35
~ Baby's $65 Pink Lacquered
Chiff0r0be .$25
"a Infants SIS Pink Lacquered
High Chair, with porcelain
tray S7.95
(D Child's SIS Pink Lacquered
COStumer .S2.95
(SpcOnd Floor l
Evening star., 1929-01-03

Us pairs) 81 to $2.95 Curtains
and Panels. soiled. soc to S1.95
t2l $39.95 Natural-finish Cedar
Chests (as isl .S19.95
$500 yards zoe to $1.95 Drapery
Remnants .......... .10c to CSC
~ $3.50 Walnut-finish Cedar
Chest (as isl .S69.95
(2OO) Imported Cretonne Sam
pies, each 55c
(2Ol sc Tapestry and Velour Sam
PIE squares .............. .69c
(Sixth Floor)
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Broken Lots of Furniture and Bedding

(3) S22 Brown EnameIed Cribs,
drop-side style .......... .S14.95
(2) S39.75 Colonial Poster Beds,
twin style ...............S2 .S23.90
(1 $3.50 Extension Da Bed, Gre
tonne covered .......... .$12.95
O S16.95 Simmons Bed, double
size, graceline tubing. go. .$S.47
(2) S34.75 Box Springs for twin
wood beds ..............S $3.50
(40) $1.95 to S2.45 Folding Card
Tables, wanted colors, as is, SI.OO
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Sportsman for Men

~ S45 Leather Aviator Coats
i. 50; /, 40 .............. .S35
(3) $40 Leather Coats, aviation
(2l S35 Genuine Horsehide Leather
Coats, wool lined. S25
az Genuine Horsehidc Leather
Coats, wool lined, pock-
cts ........,...... SI9.J3
(2) S22.50 Horschide Leather
Goats. 2-pocket style. 80. .S19.95
n $50 Shcep-lined Leather
NVdt , l5'od
(6) $3.50 All-WOOl Nacki-
nawS ................ S9.95
(6) Sl2.50 All-Wool Macki-
HdWS ......... "5''o
a. $3.50 All-WOol Hunting Goats,
special hunters lining with game
pockets ................ S9.9o
IA S25 Pathex Motion Picture
Projectors ...............S SIS
(3) SIS Sheep-lined Coats. -. S9.95
main FloorO
Evening star., 1929-01-03

(5) Junior Boys So Overcoats.
WOUl llIlcu SO.JO
0O Boys So Fancy Plaid Lumber
JACKS ......... soc
(26l Little Boys So Chinchilla
Hats .I5c
"a pairs) Boys Sl.65 Corduroy
KnickerS, large size. ...... soc
(20) Big Boys $25 and $50 Woolen
OvercOatS ................. $50
lSecnnd Elnnr
Evening star., 1929-01-03

~ Girls S1.50 Woodland Cotton
Shirt, size IA. .25c
az Girls $5 Bath Robes, sizes 8,
10 and II .S2.95
(D Girls S6.95 Bath Robe, size
''''''' $3.50
(o0) Girls S1.25 Fiannelette Pa
JamaS ................. Csc
(Second Floor.)
Evening star., 1929-01-03

(I) S149 Antelope Coat, trimmed
in brown suede. .$99
IN S199 Attractiyely Stenciled
Pony Coat ................S149
(1) S4OO Hudson Seal (dyed coney)
with brown marten collar and
cuffs ................. $ZJ5
Evening star., 1929-01-03

(15O yards) S2.25 Plaid and Check
ed Taffeta, assorted colorS and
patterns ................ 81
$500 yards) $1.55 COlOred Satins,
40 inches wide. Black and
colorS ................. III
(15O remnants) 4 to $3.50 Velvet
Remnants colored and black
chiffon velvet, transparent velvet
and twilled back chiffon velvet.
Lengths from 12 yard to 3
wards 81 to So
Evening star., 1929-01-03

~ S34.75 Overstuffcd Club Cha irs,
velour covering .S19.85
~ S39.75 Queen Anne Occasional
Chair. with damask seat. .S19.87
U $4,000 two-pc. Living Room
Suite, carved frame, velour COW
erlng .$1O9.5O
~ S13.95 BOud0ir Chair, cretonne
covered .................. .S8.49
ID $4,000 tempe. WaInut-ve-
neered Dinning Suite. .SIO9.5O
(Fourth Floor)
Evening star., 1929-01-03

m $40 English Kit Bag, light tan
color, 24-inch size. .S25
(5l SIS Fitted Week End Cases,
slightly shopworn ...... SASS
(2) SIS Fitted Week End Cases,
slightly shopworn ... S9,95
(1l S35 Leather Week End Case,
SnopWorn .................. S25
(2l $3.50 Suit Cases, 26-inch size,
leather corners and strap. SIS
main Floor.)
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Broken Lots of Mems Shoes

Il pairs) Mems So Mahogany and
Tan Calf OxfOrd-A 8; B 91s,
101.; G 10: D 101a, 91a .S3.95
90 pairs) Mems Heavy Winter
Oxfords, storm welt, black ve-
lour calfskin. AA 71s. 8, 8ia
and 10; A ~ and 915; c Q
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Chinese and Oriental Rugs

~ 1925 Sx10 Chinese Rug $4,000
~ S125 10.9x7.9 Turkish
mug S0J,JV
~ $4O0 10x6.6 Persian Rug. $4,000
Q sos S.4x5 Turkish Rug. $3.50
~ S95 S.Sx5.10 Turkish Rug, S62.5O
~ $500 9x12 Chinese Rug, $4,000
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Linen Remnants Priced to Go in a Hurry

(7S) 39c Hand Embroidered Linen
1OWekS 19c
(15) Csc Linen Crash Bridge Sets,
D pieces ACC
900 45c Hand Embroidered Pill
lOWcaSeSV. 29c
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Sports Wear From the Fifth Floor

Q2) S595 Military Style VeIveteen
DiouSeS .SS.J5
(121 S5.95 Silk Blouses, in crepe de
chine, satin prints and radium
and lace .S3.95
81 $3.50 Tweed Sports Ensembles,
with jersey lining. .S16.50
(Fltth Floor
Evening star., 1929-01-03

(1) Woman's $3.50 Satin Gown,
with pearl beading, size 18,
ShOpWOrn .S69. so
U) W0man's S69.50 Beaded White
GeOrgette Gown, size 36. $3.50
~ WOman's $3.50 Orchid Georg-
cite Beaded Gown, size 38, $3.50
mayfair Shop, Third Floor
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Evening and Wedding Gowns

~ Woman's S69.5o White Taffeta
Evening Gown, size 16, slightly
ShopWorn .S29.5
~ W0man's SIS White Satin
Gown, size 20, soiled. -. .S19.75
~ Woman's $29 White Satin
Gown, size 20, soiled. .SI9.75
Evening star., 1929-01-03

(6) $3.50 Copies OF Chanel Crystal
Necklaces So. 90
(4) S4.95 Glass Perfume Holders,
imported $500
(4) $3.50 Imported Ash Trays, $3.50
"a $3.50 Imported Gold plated
Snake Necklace .S6
Bracelet to Match. $3.50
t2l so Imported Gold plated Snake
Bracelets $3.50
t2) S6 Gold plated Pins. SIS
(n $3.50 Imported Sterling
Bracelet, set with rhinestone $50
CMain Floor)
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Broken Groups of Mems Clothing

(3D S35 to $50 Society Brand,
Sheldon and Braeburn Suits,
sizes 33. "a, 35. 36, 81. 38. 80, 40.
az and 40 long and 35 short, SIS
1927 S35 and $40 Sheldon Fancy
OvercOats, sizes 32-42. .S21.50
Evening star., 1929-01-03
The Daylight Piece Goods Section
Offers a Goodly Collection of Remnants

600 yards S1.25 All Silk Honan
POngee. assorted colors. -. .S9c
n5O yards SOC Novelty Checked
Cotton Suiting, 36 inches wide,
in colors ................. .29c
600 yards 75c Plaid Cotton and
RayOn Suiting .............49 .49c
(20O yards) 49c Printed Char
meusette, all-over designs. also
plaid and checked effects. 39c
daylight Piece Goods Section,
Fifth Floor.)
Evening star., 1929-01-03

"a pairs) $40 Elk and Calfskin q
tone OxfOrds-A 7l2, 812; c
61.. 6 .S5.95
(12 pairs) Mems So Heavy OxfOrds
for outdoor wear. AA ~. and
8l2; A z, 7i2. 81 and 91s: B
7, 712, 8 and 9l2; c g.. $685.
(Second FIoor)
Evening star., 1929-01-03

Us Pairs) SO Patent Button High
Shoes and Smoked MOccasin OK
fords, sizes to 6............S1 6.
$50 pairs) Boys 81 Tan High Lace
Shoes, sizes Az to .S1.89
Second Floor
Evening star., 1929-01-03

~ SITS 6x9 Chinese Rug $4,000
W $500 6x9 Chinese Rugs, $4,000
$3.50 3x6 Chinese Rugs. .S39.75
(6) $17.5O 2x3 Chinese Rugs, S11.75
t1O) S22.50 2x3 Chinese Rugs, STATS
(6) SIS 2X4 Chinese Rugs. .$15.95
(10) $50 2x4 Chinese Rugs. .$1S.95
(Sixth Floor.)
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Lingerie and Kimonos

(50) 81 Flannelette Gowns, pink
or blue .................. .SSc
(2l S4.95 B0xloom KimOnOs, in
rose copen .S3.45
l9) $1.95 Serpcntine Crepe KimO-
nos, trimmed with peach, rose
or blue .SI.29
(Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Broken Groups of Handbags

(2O) $4.95 Handbags of genuine
ecrase leather, underarm style,
colors only ...............S .S2.95
(24) $2.95 Leather Boudoir Clocks,
in rose, blue and green. .S5c
Evening star., 1929-01-03
From the Stationery Department

t36 bOxes) SOC Correspondence
Cards, white only, colored striped
Innings, club size. .25c
(25) soc Bridge Prizes. Glove Boxes.
Memo Books and JeweIry
Boxes .29c
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Odd Lots of

(109) 25c Women's Novelty Hand
kerchi fs, slightly soiled or
muSSed .1212c
(50) 69c Children's Handkerchiefs.
Evening star., 1929-01-03
House Dresses and Uniforms
modes for women and misses

(S) S5 White Dix Made BrOadcIOth
Uniforms $3.50
(15) S5.95 Dotted Vclvetecn Dresses,
sizes l6, 18 and 90. 1895
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Odd Lots Of Pequot Sheets

(S) S2.25 Pequot Sheets, hem
stitched. size 81x99 inches, S1.59
I'D $2.15 Pequot Sheets. hem
stitched, size 81x90 inches, $1.49
u0) S2.15 Pequot Sheets, hem
stitched, size 72x99 inches, S1.49
Evening star., 1929-01-03

az $40 Sheldon TuxedOs, al regu-
lar, 40 and az stout and AZ short
stout ................. .SZU
90 $50 Sheldon Students Suits,
with two trousers; 1-32, 6-33,
ia, 1-37 $500
CSecond Floor
Evening star., 1929-01-03

(4 $1.95 Pequot Sheets, hem
stitched, size 72x90 inches, S1.39
O $1.95 Pequ0t Sheets, hem
stitched, size 63x90 inches. S1.39
az S1.59 Pequot Sheets, hemmed.
size 72x90 inches. ...... .SI.29
(SiXth Floor)
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Odd Groups Of Shoes for Boys and Girls

Us pairs) Girls $1.95 Tan BIucher
OxfOrds, sizes 81 to 2 and to
7 .S1.89
(55 pairs) Children's $1.65 Tan
Play Oxfords, sizes 5 to 2,
broken .S1.29
Evening star., 1929-01-03

tS0) 39c Cannon Bath Towels, CSC
(6) $1.50 Fabrikoid Gard Table
covers .95c
tl5) Csc Black Sateen Card Table
Covers 79c
tSiXth Floor
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Novelty Imported Pieces

(10) 81 Mustard Jars, silver plated
holders ......... 79c
(6) 75c Silver-plated Bud
90 75c Cocktail Glasses, sterling
silver deposit ...............5 soc
IA Sl.39 Crystal Trees. .......25c
az So Imported Flower Vases, COL
ored glass .S1.50
(6l $3.50 Silver plated Sandwich
Plates $500
ul S35 Four piece Gold plated
Toilet Set. t................S $4,000