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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-19
COUGARS IN TRIM
Hollinbsry's Charges Eager tc

Aolllnbery'B Charges Eager to
Get to Pasadena for Practice.
PULLMAN, Wash December 10 Up.
washington States Cougars are eager
% move South into enemy territory.
RS getting cold up here.
Loving foot ball as they do, Coach o.
y. Hollingbery said today, his players
can't find romance in smashing at each
other on these cold days. so they are
anxious to entrain for Pasadena to-
night 10 get on the ground where they
are to meet Alabama's Crimson Tide
in the Rose Bowl classic New Year
day.
Just before entraining," Hollinbery
said I'm going to slam them
through another hard scrimmage ses-
sion. The team is in excellent shape
but there are a few points I want to
get polished, particularly ON our pass
defense"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-19
SUIT ASKS ACCOUNTING
Four Guides Association Officers
Charge Books Are Withheld.

Declaring that William H. Hickey.
recently president-treASurer Of the
Washington Guides Association, COM
posed of the professional guides Of the
city, declines TO render an accounting
OF the affairs of the association and
retains the books of the organization,
four of the present officers have fled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-19
PURDUE FILLS GRID LIST
Centenary Makes Eighth Game
Five With Big Ten Rivals.

Five With Big Ten Rivals.
LA FAYETTE. Ind. December 10 L4).
Purdue University has completed It's
1891 foot ball schedule with the addi-
ton Of Centenary College on November
I. The Louisiana eleven lost only one
game by q one-point margin last sea-
son.
Purdue also will meet Coe and West
crn Reserve in practice double heeder,
Carnegie Tech in an intersectional af-
fair, and Illinois, Wisconsin, Chicago,
Iowa and Indiana in the Western Con-
ference.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-19
&c" MEN WILL GATHER

Boxing, refreshments and other at
fractions have been arranged for the
annual Christmas meeting and smoker
of the &C" Club of the Central High
School to be held Tuesday night at
o'clock at the Racquet Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-19
PRO HOCKEY RESULTS.

Tulsa, g; st. Louis, O.
Chicago Shamrocks, 2; Kansas Cit
pla-11nors, /,
Montreal Maroons, q; Toronto, /.
Detroit, 3; Ottawa, o.
Boston, 4; New York Rangers, 2.
CHICAGO. 0; Les Canadienss q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-19
BOXING AT BOYS CLUB
Eight Bouts Have Been Arranged
for Tonight.

for Tonight.
Plenty Of boxing fireworks are sx-
pected TO mark the first monthly ring
program of the Boys Club Of Washing
ton tonight in the club gym at Q
o'clock There will be eight battles
Pete Chaconas will wrestle A. Faulstick
as an added attraction.
Here's the boxing card
40-pound class - Billy Heron VS..
Jimmy Brady.
75-pound class ~ Clifton White VS.
John MILFORD; Walter Brady vs. Elmer
Tull.
90-pound class-Buck Porter vs.. T.
Scaldiferri.
1l0-pound claSs-Num Lew vs. Gerald
Clark.
ll5-pound class-Frank Campanella
vs. Ray ONeil.
l3o-pound class--Meyer Koonin Vs.
Harry Mundell.
iSS-p0und ciass-ollis Dryer W. Q.
Reed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-19

NAA 434.5 Meters.
LNfAA $50 KllOcyeIes.
S:45-Weather Bureau reports.
7:45 to 8:00-Public Health Service
Broadcast No. 376-"The Six
Year Molars"
No. 376-"The Six-YeAr Molars. !"
e:45a-Time signals
l0.00-Weather Bureau reports,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-19

IL :O0--Inncheon Ensemble.
IL: 30-National farm and home hour.
I:00-Dancing melodies.
l:45-Ilncheon Of Foreign Policy AS
ISOLATION.
3:30-The Marionettes.
430-ClasSic gems.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-19
WHAT 475.9 Meters.
w NAL Gao Kllocycleg.

WMAT 475.9 Meters.
2:su-American School Of the Air.
3:OU-U. g. Marine Band Orchestra
3;45-"A New Home for Reptiles" BY
DIR. w. r. Mann.
4:00-Curtis program.
4:45-With Uncle SANS Naturalists.
4:55-Thirty Minute Men.
5:00-Talk by Anne Patten.
5:i5-Light Opera Gems.
5:30-ChilIlreT program.
5:45-Flashes from The Evening Star.
6:00-Correct time.
6:Ol-Talk under auspices Of Wash
ington Board of Trade.
6:I5-Paui Tremaine's Orchestra.
6:45-Tonys Scrap Book.
7.O0-Ianin's Orchestra.
7:15-Jimmy and Jane.
7:45-The Melodists.
B:00-Correct time.
B:0l-"A Brighter washington Christi
mas" by DR.. L. d. Bliss.
8:15-Grand opera Miniature.
8:30-Weed program.
9:00-Story hour.
10:00-Radio Follies.
10 :30-The "IiOrpheon de Montreal" 9
male choir of Montreal.
10.45-Helen Belt, violinist, and DR.. H
M. Dudley baritone.
IL :OO-Herb Gordon Orchestra.
IL :3O-King Edward Orchestra.
IL :O0-Correct time.
Early Program Tomorrow.
:0Oa-Tonys Scrap Book.
8:15a-Brad and AL.
8:3Oa-Morning devotions.
B:45a-Morning Minstrels.
g:OOa-Something for every one.
:3Oa-Morning Moods.
10 .OOa-Columbia Male Trio, with Vir-
ginia Arnold, pianist.
10 30a-New World Salon Orchestra.
IL :00a-Children' play.
II :3Oa-Columbia Revue.
IL :0Om-Paul Tremaine's Orchestra.
100-Musical Aviators.
:30-Savoy- Plaza Orchestra.
2:OO-Columbia Artists Recital
230-Columbia Salon Orchestra.
3OO-rhe Four Clubmen.
3:30-Saturday Syncopators.
4:OO-Organ recital by Ann Leaf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-19
ROEBUCK TOSSES MONDT
Gardini and Maxos Win, While
Romano and Jones Draw.

After some 20 minutes Of tame Crap
ping Tiny Roebuck, Haskell Indian,
got busy and tossed TootS Mondt in
the feature bout Of Promoter Joe Tur-
ners' wrestling program last night at
the Washington Auditorium.
Renata Gardini defeated George Hill
in the Seni-final and in other bouts
Mike Romano and Paul Jones fought
TO a draw. John Maxos overcome Max
6haffer and Al Bahksh downed George
Kiatu.
Evening star., 1930-10-30

to the Louvre. This is . very modest
sum compared with charges that have
often been made by false guides, elected
from the museum as the result Of new
regulations.
M. Verne, &c curator, wants to effect
other improvements in the Louvre. The
exhibits are too crowded, he says, and
floor space must be increased so that
collections may be regrouped.
The museum possesses a laboratory
for examining pictures by scientific
methods and the curator would like to
extend the scope Of this laboratory un-
til the Louvre becomes a universal au-
thority on works of art. State collec-
tions and the pictures Of private owners
might be dealt with here, says M. Verne,
but he has not yet persuaded M. Lau-
tier, underSecretary for fine arts, that
outside" pictures ought to be given the
Louvre's oncial stamp OF authenticity.
(Copyright, 1880. by North American News
paper Allisnce.)
Evening star., 1930-10-30
BOSTON BANKS MERGE

BOSTON, october 80 QF.-Merger of
the Boston National Bank with the
Continental National Bank, subject to
approval by stockholders, was an
nounced last night. The New Boston
Continental National Bank will have
resources of more than $1l, ,ooo, 900. the
announcement said.
The Continental National was or
ganized in 1924 as the Engineers Ma
tional Bank by the Brotherhood Of
Railroad Engineers. Its name was
changed this year. The Boston Ma
tional, organized in 1921, is a member
of the Federal Reserve system.
Evening star., 1930-10-30
$4,000 RESIST TAXES,
QUITTING HOMES IN INDIA
Non-Payment Planks Of Civil Dis
obedience Platform Appears to
BE Gaining in Sections.

By the Associated Press.
BOMBAY, october 30.-Non payment
Of taxes, one Of the planks Of the civil
disobedience campaign platform. ap-
pears to be gaining ground in some Sec
tions Of India.
All-India National Congress reports
say that $4,000 peasants Of the Bardoli
region have left their homes, resolved
not to pay land taxes until Swaraj, or
home rule, is established. Many left
their household goods, chattelS. crops
behind, the government conflscating and
auctioning them OF.
The peasants are said to have for
Evening star., 1930-10-30
FRANCE WEEDS OUT
FRAUDULENT GUIDES
Louvre Attendants Must Pass Test
for License-Seek TO Remove
Crowded Conditions.

PARIS (N.A.N.A).-Henri Verne, di-
rector Of national museums and picture
galleries. has determined to weed out
false prophets and dangerous teachers
as sightseeing guides. For the Louvre,
an examination is now obligatory and In
the most recent tests eight Frenchmen,
two Americans and one Austrian have
been passed.
10 francs Gao cents), half Of which goes
Evening star., 1930-10-30
TWO DISABLED VETERAN
OFFICERS ARE SUSPENDED
Beating Of Post Commander in De-
mand for Illinois Forget-Me-Not
Receipts Cause of Action.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, October 30.-Herman H.
Weimer of Atlanta. Ga, national COM
mander of the Disabled American Vet
Grams of the World War, last night
announced suspension CT Nicholas
Isaacson Of Chicago, State commander,
and Daniel Sullivan Of Shelbyville, H.,
State adjutant
The suspension followed action of the
grand jury in returning q true bill
against Isaacson, charging him with
carrying q concealed weapon. The
charge grew out OF the story told by
James Barrow, commander of the
Evening star., 1930-10-30
Fur Collars, $3.50
We're $3.50
Thibetine Mushroom Collars in cocoa,
reddish brown and eggshen.
Trimmings, AISLE 20, THIRD FLOOR.
A ~ E,ohr0sderxy Reduced

Is Crushed Oilcloth Desk Sets; blotter
and basket. "As Is" Were $3.50.
IS ~oiiciotih Bcci Covers, with strap
for cWSTryings Wey. sc AisoTted colors, As sss
+ se.:: Il xas:IsS Riidii;.; Mids;.eh::: 8:
y Round !! vsleGr Pillows. "as isS:
sSu:red Boxed 'Bi:;:;i T.9a:t: 'fiio Piio
lows, "as IL" Were IS. Now. S2.e5
brown and green. "As Is. We're s6e.
sole1 l.''n ssssis 'PReSs: Rss ss Hcss
3 Tan Satin Pillows; ! with rose and
! with blue trimmings. "As L." Were
:..as!. g.1:.. <: RuansdI fiii,s!x;;;'' :ssIs: :S
and 'Ss four aSfiH naDfiHs. SEA: "As '' G. SSs Wss
i'SS Model NSH Whit. Linen Luncheon Set;
W.. rSnner7 r. anS SoS plate doilies. "As i,;s ss
Imported Fine Linen Bridge setsi
3o-inch cloth. with six napkins. As
is." Were IS. Now. .:...... $3.50
Cever, pink. ''As is." Was SO;
Fairs Model Fiii'cwca:ei. With
erotched edges. "As IL" Were -;
Arr EMsRorDERY, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1930-10-30
Toys Reduced

"Maek" Dump Trucks. with dump
ing device, was SIS. Now. ..........S S1e
] with wrecking equipment, was s14
Now ................. SO
Chryslef Automobile. Was $50
Croauet SEA, INCOMPLETE. was So So
ToM n,::ibo.rd.' wa: ;lis' Now : ssS IS
Horsman Crying Dolls. Were 81 e5.
Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 .2S
8 Nine. Hendren Doll Carts with dolls.
s white shagsy Teddy Bears. were
txfchsryo Sets. were .Sis.bo. Now si.sS Iis
dance records. Were $3.50. Now. IS
Play Clay Sets. Were 31.S0 and 81. Is.
10 Asserted Desk Sets. Were SITS TO
a1s Il sc.E nSH s... on nur,.r, subjects. were &c
4 Dan Flyer Aercpi.nes. Were sI.
NOW 'SA'S
Other AereplAnes greatly reduced.
THE Tor STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1930-10-30
Overnight Cases, $3.50

" OTE V1U EUCW
4 Leather Cases at this reduced
price.
] Leather Hanger Case. Was s47.50.
nov n. sox.yv
j Pisskin Wsek-End Case. was sas:
nov :.......... $500
Leather Shoe and Hosiery Case. Was
/ Leather shoe Case. Was $50.
NOW ....s.. 113
1 Leather Brief Case. Was 3l2.50.
I Hat Bag. was $3.50 Now. -. Its
1 Secretary Case. Was S46. Now. $3.50
] Leather Ovefnight Case Gas Isl. Was
j Suitcase. was ia7.5o. Now. sis
I Mans Pisskin Suitcase. Was $40:
i Gladstone. was 's1i.so.. N;11..;i5 Now. SIS
LUGGAGE, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1930-10-30
Has 63c each

Vas 63c each
90 pteces-hgh sherbets low sherbets. wine glasses
Oose-out pattern.
bets low sherhets, 10 tumblers Close-out pattern.
sOe Glasses Goblet sherbet footed umbiers OF eciorsd
Imported salad Set SLIGHTLY IMPERFECT. was $3.50
ODDS and Ends Of table glassware greatly reduced
GLASSWARE FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1930-10-30
Silk Chemise, Step-ins
S1.95 Were s3.7S and IS

20 pieces Of Lingerie; is satin and
crepe chemise, tailored and lace
trimmed models: IL imported
step-ins, handmade, with embroid-
cry.
Imported Chemise. tailored and lace
trimmed Were s3.ss and IS. Now.
Lace-trimmed Crepe Dc Chine GsWms.
5 imperted Chinese Pajamss. were
$40 NoE::.:iiS:iti. S::iti:. T,Ss:;.::;. 49, 49,
Slo.So. NOW. U5.00
SILK LMGEau, TH1RD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1930-10-30
Manufacturers Samples
Underwear
Special
Special

18 Lonk-sleeve Wee. neck
Niehteowns of excellent quail.
ity. Sizes IS, Is, IL and Is.
Special .9Sc
48 Lons.sleeve Niehteowns of
fine nainsook, cambric and cot.
ton crepe. Special ..... .$l.4S
30 Niahtsowns with long and
three.quarter sleeves. OF cam.
brio and nainsook. Sizes Is,
l6, IL and Is. Special ..$l.9S
IL Niehtsowns, with long and
short sleeves, Wee necklines
trimmed with Val lace and
embroidery, or finished with
tueks and feather stitching.
Size IL only. Special .$2.9S
OorroN UNpERwEAR. TznD FLcoa.
Evening star., 1930-10-30
Matrix Pumps, $6.45 wer. $3.50

50 pairs of Matrix Pumps in
black kid and patent leather.
Sizes in combined lot Of Patent
ASsxSs ASs /. s si!s."., ~, q ns1;, u. e. ..
eh. and .: "A. ~ and sh;
A 4, Az, 8 and I; B az, {, ~
and s; G ;, az, 4, 4ia, Bh, Q, B
and SM; = Z.
woMEN's SAoss, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1930-10-30

attendant. Entering the station ONCE
with o gun, the hold-up directed Hardy
to hand over the contents Of the cash
register. Hardy complied. As the hold
up left the station hardy took q pistol
from q nearby shelf and fired.
Evening star., 1930-10-30
Gifts Reduced

10 Magnetic Pin Trays. Were 1be.
1 Fish Aquarium with blue wrought
iron base. Was 5000. Now. $3.50
. Green Decorated japanese Rose Jars.
wooden Coasters. Were 81. Now soc
3 japanese LACQUER Taborettes. Were
I Crystal Candlestick. Was 90; 30;
NOW ..... .@S.EO
10 Metal Serving Trays. Were soc.
NOW coy
Metal Hampers and waste Baskets
70 match. Were IS. Now. ........$3
THE GUr SHOP, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1930-10-30

Cicero -Berwyn Post, that the two had
beaten him when he refused to write
q check for $400. receipts Of . forget
me-not tag day collection.
Evening star., 1930-10-30
Girls Crepe de Chine
Panties We're ss9s $2.95

10 pairs, tailored and lacetrimed styles. Sizes II
to 81.
3:pieee LeunsinE Psjamas size IL OF nat Was
Peach satin NsEi,ss: :i.s W.s 'Ssso New s12sc ;s
pairs Breadclcth Pa.nas sizes Q. 10 and 10; and
piece styles. Were $1o5. Now. I46
pairs Printed BIoadcoth Pajamas, apiece styles Sizes
"a Rsyon vest ana BiooHer sets flesh and peach sizes
GmLs' FURNISHINGS FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1930-10-30
Bedroom Suite
$135 Vas sa1.o

Four pieces-splendidly constructed Of walnut and
glmwood-dresser chest, vanity and double bed
Foster Beds all mahogany, single sss Were $3.50
Colonial Mahosany- ny-and Gum Drsssers. Were 500
Celeni.i v.niies to match dresser
Bedroom Bench mahogany md gum Was SIS Now, Se.1s
-, bedroom Chairs, mahogany-and-gu Were &25
Card Table: R:dus.ds v:f: - Nov *
were S6oO NoW....
~.
was So
1 Martha WashinEten Sewing Cabinet solid mahogany
Ladder-back Armchair, maple hnish. seat. was
TiIt-toD Table solid mahogany inaid. was sao
FURNITURE, Sixth FLOOR.
Evening star., 1930-10-30
Mo1asses Chips
Social. 55c pot1nd

Only q limited quantity Of choco-
late-covered chips at this Friday
price.
Week End Candy Special IS vs.
rietieS Of our delicious homemade
chocolates. Special. 2 pounds, CSC
CANDIES, AISLE IA, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1930-10-30

their slogan, 'No swaraj, no revenue"
The leaders Of the movement declare
the peasants will not pay until Ma
hatuna Gandhi Is released from jail and
has ordered them to pay.
Evening star., 1930-10-30

Is cSsss;3, Coat. a, Y were e ;is New Nov go 80
| xs: ws: :is.3. :is3 NNSSxx..::::"s NNSx.. .:::::::.s
$were Si9. .eS to s52 80. Now &i0.ge i
were S16. Now. .e12.bo I
INFANTS APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1930-10-30
Decorated Imported China
Special, SOC

120 pieces-handed bonbon dishes, sugar-and-creams
mayonnaise sets, footed nut bowls pickle trays and
handled cheese plates.
Imported Pottery Ivy Pots Special 2Sc each
100 Decorated Imported China Butter Plates
Decorated Imported Chin. s.1e: Dishes specs Ice
ODDS and Ends Of stock
pottery, at greatly reduced prices
CHINA, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1930-10-30
Friday..Rug Savings

Jade green. was s7l.B0 Now. .S52.60
/ ska taupe. Was $50. Now. 5000
I A.exl2 preadIoom CARPET. Was $3.50
yard. Nov ..................... $3.50
/ sx12 Seamless Worsted wilton Rug.
4exle Bresdloom Carpets. Were $3.50.
1 e1exi0.s wilton Runner. was 1880.
Evening star., 1930-10-30
Boyd and Connor Hop for Berlin.

CROYDON, England, october so CP).
Capt. J. Enrol Boyd and Lieut.. Harry
p. Connor, transatlantic aviators who
recently few here from Newfoundland,
left Croydon in the same Columbia
monoplane today for Berlin.
Evening star., 1930-10-30

soxeo ssper.sualitX Emeessed heniils
eugs. fast colors. Were $40. Now eS.eo
4 17xsl super-auality Embessee Chg We
&ugs, fast eolors. Were $3.50. NOW vA.ss
ss siiaso. Now ~ .......... .Ss.ssI
1 9exf2 was Slee5. Nov. e:gS'
.esxas Hsnd-hooked Rus. Was siIc0
. s.sxlo.6 6esmiess Velvet RaG. .Wsss
$3.50. view .s..-.'.....'.' '.'.'.'. .sSo'se
ssucs. FIFTH Fxoca.
Evening star., 1930-10-30
YOUTH SHOT DOWN
FLEEING HOLD-UP SCENE

Denver Victim, Who Demanded
Gas Station Cash Register Con-
tents, Believed Fatally Wounded.
BY the Associated Press.
DENVER, Colo, october 30.-A youth
full hold-up man, tentatively identified
rs Ben Hartley of New York, was shot
and probably fatally wounded as he
fed after robbing . West Denver nlling
station yesterday.
The youth was felled by bullets from
the gun Of Charles s. Hardy, station
Evening star., 1930-10-30
Silk Blouses, $2.ss

We're yS.7S
81 Georgette, Satin and Crepe
Blouses in sizes "a to AZ.
10 Cotton and Silk Blouses. Sizes "a
to 30. Were t3.e5 to t6.7S. Now. ESQ
BLoUsEs, THIRD Floor.
Evening star., 1930-10-30
Laird, Schober & Company Shoes
$1O.75 We're $50

Q pairs Of Laird, Schober & Com
pany pumps with black lizard
vamp and quarter of kid and
calfskin; turned soles and Cuban
heels. Sizes AAA 5h and 8; IA
Az, 5 and Sh; A Z, bh and Q;
B Z.
3 pairs Of Laird, echober 3 Com:
vamps and kid quartsrs ana q
eyelet ties; turned sole and Cuban
heels. Sizes IN combined lot;
AAA 9; IA .; A u n 4, <h, 3
and z.
WoMEN's SRoRs, THIRD FLooa.
Evening star., 1930-10-30
Striped Rayon Srnocks
$1.45 We're SI.9S

20 Striped Rayon Smocks In single
breasted models with yokes and
inverted pleatS.
Printed Frocks, Of lawn and dimity.
handkerchief Linen Pelks Dot
Dresses. Were $6.e5. Now. 81: :eB
DOttod Swiss and Printed DimitZ
Frecks. Were $e.e5. Now. ..es.sO
HOME FRoCKS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1930-10-30
Bows A11-Wool Sweaters
Special $1.95

80, plain colors and fancy patterns.
100 Boys PiAin Celer Ties. Special. .eec
SpeSisi ..,, SSe each, fer o.
80 6Sys' Atwood Golf CAPS: sises ess 70
Tm BOYS STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1930-10-30

u Blue Ksrsey overeeaie, red flannel lined.
Sizes 5. 8. and 8. 1pecial. go. .ss.7s
10 Continental Fleess Oyereeats, gray;
Sizes IL 10 lo Were $50. Now. .e1T.7S
10 Boys An-wooI Tweed California Weight
Topeoats, gray. Sizes 15 70 20. epe.
7, % %Yauis:; lang pant: salts, pairs trous-
ers. Grays and tanS; sizes u 70 20:
Were 32S and $50. Now ..........sis.7e
THx BOYS eroaE, FOURTH Floor.
Evening star., 1930-10-30
Little Girls Wash Dresses
We're sI.9s and S2Ss Csc

IS Girls Wash Dresses of sephyr prints Sizes to s.
. oirls' Dresses. of SWISS and linen. Sizes >. and
10 GiT Jersey salts tSs Sav Dresses Sizes
Is Boys Suits, Of brosdcloth and sngham Sizes .
CSildrsSs RSin:oats, In red brown and blue. q
.InvKNIIE APPAREL. FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1930-10-30
Girls Dresses, $3.50
H. R1< IN N IN

II Of crepe de chine and seorsette, some imported.
Sizes to IL.
SIX Dresses sizes TO T. Were Nov "a 9S
and II Wes SGoo 70 20 nv
novelty tweed. Sizes 10, IL and II. Were $3.50 TO
1880 NOW.
0nLs' APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1930-10-30
Mems Sports Oxfords, s5.45

50 pairs biack-and-tan calf and
straight tip styles. Broken siz
50 Pairs Black and Tan Calf
Oxfords; straight and plain tip
styles with medium and mar
row toes. Some Arnold Glove
Grip Oxfords included In the
lot. Broken sizes. Were % to
e16. Now .&o.SB
THE MINIS STORE, SECOND FLooR
Evening star., 1930-10-30
Infants Cloth and Silk Goats Reduced
Were $3.50 end $3.50

7 Infants' Flannel 0ertraass. HAND
mad we're Ss. Now.....Sx
hroideFed Drsssss1 were 81.
IA ware ii.6S. 'iiiio1..........H
- were %. New. .M.6S
Evening star., 1930-10-30

10 Boys AH-wool Knieker Suits for the
stout boy. orays and blues. Sizes II
to 1e. Were s25 and $50. Now. -. IS
Two pairs knickers. Sizes 9, I, 9, o, 10,
IL and Is. Were $ls.7b. Now. IS
. Beys' An-yool KniekeI Suits, sray. Two
S1S,75. Now .06.75
20 Boys Plain Brown Corduroy Kniekers.
mEes to 10. Special ..............11.95 .95
Evening star., 1930-10-30
Foundation Garments
S1.95 We're IS TO $3.50

20 Foundation Garments from
"Bien Jolie," De Bevoise and Ma
ture's Rival makes. Sizes 81, 81,
80, 20 and a..
3 Natures Rival side-hook Girdles, of
figured broche and elastic. Sizes 30,
81 and 81 Were SIS. Now. :. S4.S6
Q Imported Bandettes of f1ne an-over
lace. Sizes - and 30. Were -;
. Fine Foundation Garments Of broche
and elastic. Sizes 80, 30, 30, 40 and Il:
Were $10.60 to SIS. Now......... ;xS.SO
line brassieres. Greatly reduced. ...Sl
Evening star., 1930-10-30
Heavyweight Knit
Underwear, 45c to $2.45
Une fI In fS

So pieces Of Knit Underwear Of sk-and- wool, part
wooi-and-cotton and all cotton. In vests. panties,
combinations, bloomers and corset covers Soneo.
Broken sizes and styles
q Garments, were q to to 81 q a. e: now..Ssc
GarmentsI IS; now. .Se.4S
Underwear pants, vests and
sizes and styles.
Garments eA.eS; NA9
G0Fmentst 4o06; Sa.e6
BloOmerg, In MerOde and Rayon Maid makes.
D0IfED. Sizes and .. Were tl.eS. NoW........ $50
KwYr UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1930-10-30
Save II and More-T Tomorrow-Remnant Day
Approval

Millinery Salon Hats
$50 Were SIS and $3.50
81 Hats of felt and velvet.
MILLINERY SALON. THIRD FLOOR.
Velvet and Felt Hats, $3
IL smart models greatly reduced.
MILLINERY, THIRD FLOOR.
Girls Felt Hats, $3.50
Were IS and S6
16 hats in pastel shades.
Feits, in Fall shades. Were s2.7s.
GIRLS HATS, FoUa1H FLOOR. ''''
Novelty Jewe1ry
Special, $1.25
500 pieces-Necklaces, bracelets
and earrings. Assorted styles
and colors.
Novelty Jevelrv Reduced
3S Pieces: including necklaces. ear:
as sdssS with H:4s s;:Gss;S 'sss' sHS
styles and colors. Special. 800. .Sl.25
ANTIQUE Silver Belt. Was SIS.
i MareIsitc ana silver Bracelet set set
With chrysoprase and onyx. Was 500.
! Onyx and Crystal bracelet: was 80. 40
chaie:dcny; ana Crystal bracelet:
M.::s:I.. s and cii;;cDl:.: Bi.s:iss; e.
Is spsrs; NseElaee.' and bracelets: s,e as
sorted styles and colors. Were 50.
GSisli.k Bracelets. Were 81. Now. :iso
Pairs Novelty Earrings, assorted
1 3e-inch NeckIace. simulated Chanel
S0-lneh Necklace, pendant style, Of
simulated Chanel crystal. Was 50.
cP.,r: E:r,in::. :::ori:d .txi:: 80
color:. Were 81 pair; Now. soc
rings. long drop, Were $3.50. Now, .ssS
] Pair Crystal and Onyx Earring:
YER Psir sif M.rss,ii: NoTi and Cr,:,,, D;as s,s
EsrrinEs, set in silver Were sS:;
!, crystal s,y 9Hs Nd sapphire bracelets; " 81 81
aor Rhinestons y. BfoOshss 9. sh ...l was e.
now now ss5o; / was VI 81. 50. So now. oS ..... . .AS A.SSs
NOVELTY JEwELRY, AISLE 10
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1930-10-30
S .95
Sizes 8 to 1e.

- TweeAePey Lumbertaeks, wool lined and
reversible. Sizes II. 10. II and 10. Epe-
IS Skeleten .Undefwsists, sizes Q TO 10
Were o5c. NOW .........,...........S0c .S0c
Evening star., 1930-10-30

elk sports oxfords; wing and
q Pairs Mems House Slippers;
opera, romeo and everett.
Several oolors and feathers:
size 7. Were % and % pair.
NOW ................ .HS.4S
Evening star., 1930-10-30
Fine Quality Wash Cloths
Special, 75c dozen
Toilefriss Greatly Reduced
10 dozen. with colored bord

Q bottles Imported CRepS DO Chine
Perfume. Were %. Now. -. -
0 bottles Parma Colosne. Were o.
NOW ......s........... ~
- Imported Bobby Combs, assorted
oolored cases. Were csc. Now sec
10 Imported Tourist BAGS, with
soap, wash cloth and towel. Were
81. .Now;.;;;...;::...::..;,;.Seo Now; geo
" SOILED. Were csc. Now .90e
@6 Jars Imported Bath Salts, as
sorted sizes and odors. Were
tl.25. Now. ..79o
- Hand-Dainted Bath Room Bot
Ties. We're CSC. Now. .4Oe
TOILET 0ooDs, AISLE 10, FIRST