davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1930-04-25
DELAWAREAN DIES In
OHIO STATE PEN FIRE
rCOntinned from First Pagel

LOHTINHeN JIOM TUT Uy1I
grandson of Major w. Hudson who
lives in Georgetown, and who re-
ceived a telegram Tuesday afternoon
announcing the death of his grand
son.
The mother of Hudson, who was
divorced from her first husband,
lives in or near Columbus.
Hudson was arrested with another
man in Delaware, taken to VII
mington and then sent to Columbus
on a charge of taking an automobile
It is supposed that it was on this
charge that he was convicted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24
MISSOURI BANDITS
TO Be EXECUTED
Gov. Caulfield Refuses Stay
to Three in Sensational
Robbery.

EE We Associated Press,
KANSAS CITY, July "a Three gun
men who shot a path through a RE
publican national convention crowd
june Ia, 1923, to escape after robbing
the Home Trust CO. in the manner of
the old West, today faced the certainty
of death on the gsllows Friday morning.
Gov. Henry S. Caulfield announced
yesterday he would not stay the triple,
simultaneous execution of the bandits,
condemned for the Staying of James H.
Happy" Smith who pitted his courage
against the automatic firearms of the
bandits and three companions.
The men under death sentence are
Tony 'Lollypop' Mangi1racina, dandy
of the italian colony; Carl Nasello.
olive-skinned machine gunner, and
John MESSING, driver, whose mistake led
to the capture Of the gang.
platoon of guards with machine
guns at strategic points and power
full fioodlights on the county jail are
the sheriff's answer to repeated rumors
q last-minute delivery will be attempted.
Six bandits participated in the rob-
berry accomplished to the accompani-
ment Of a rafting machine gun and
roaring shotgunS. From the haven OF a
vault q bank employe drove off the
robbers with tear gas bombs after they
had gathered up SI9,5UO.
The retiring robbers turned their
guns on a convention crowd thronging
the street and made spectacular es-
cape Patrolman Smith, charge of
buckshot in his back, died as he shot
the windshield from the bandits car.
Four others were wounded and one wit
ness died of heart failure.
Tony Bonello, fourth member of the
gang, pleaded guilty and is serving a
life sentence in the Missouri Peni-
Tertiary. While he was at large his
young wife was slain in New York. pre-
sumably by gangsters who thought she
knew too much" Police still seek
Sam Stein as leader of the gang. and
the sixth participant in the robbery,
known only as 1.-THE cowboy"
A door torn from their car in the
mad flight led to the arrest of the three
condemned bandits 48 hours after the
spectacular robbery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24
OFFICERS TO RETIRE

Col. William A, Cornell, Cavalry. on
duty with the Iowa National Guard at
Des Moines. and Capt. Robert j. Ken
nedy, Quartermaster Corps. at Govern
ors Island, N. Y, have been ordered to
their homes to await retirement.
Capt. Paul j. Vevia, Infantry, has
been transferred from Fort Wadsworth
N. Y. to duty at Coe College, at Cedar
Rapids, Iowa; Chaplain Earl D. Weed
from Fort Riley, Kans., to Fort Niagara,
N. Y; Chaplain John o. Lindquist from
Fort Hayes, Ohio, to the Ohio State
University, at Columbus, and First Lieut.
Forest j. French, Coast Artillery, from
Fort Monroe. Va, to the University of
Cincinnati Ohio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24
In the Basement Store
SaUe 25% and More!

(300) Boys Wash KnickerS
in plain and striped patterns;
7 to is. Were 69c; Fri Ct
day only, 2 for ........ PA
400 Boys Wash Suits,
button-on models, of broad
cloth; 3 to z. Were 2SC
soc. Friday only -. ~
t2O0) Mems Broadcloth
Shorts, striped and fancy pat
terms; "a and 36. Were SS0
soc. Friday only -. wv
(200) Boys BrOadcI0th
Blouses, sizes 6 to Is.
Were ACC. Friday 2Sc
i5O) Black Sateen Bloom
ers for girls 2 to 4. Were 81
19c. Friday only ...... ~
1851 Boomers of rayon fiat
crepe, peach and pink: IS
and 81. Were soc. Fri 20C
day only ...........
GO doz.) Gowns and Paja-
mas of rayon fiat crepe. in
pastels; paiamas in printed
tuck-in styles. Were EQ0
csc. Friday only -. W
40 dox.) Shorts for women
Of broadcloth and wolfe; peach,
green and pink; % 10 80.
Were sec. Friday 2OO
only
(l00 prs.l Children's Shoes
of solid leather: black and tan
oxfords; broken sizes. Were
much more. Friday C1 "A
only ............. P
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24
Summer Furniture
Attr0ctiuely Priced!

(5) Bar Harbor Chairs, natu-
raj finish; for porch or lawn;
were $2.98. Friday G1 90
only ...............
(25) Bar HarbOr Rockers,
rigid but very comfortable;
were 1895. Friday GO E0
only
(6) Bridge Sets; black trim
med in red; folding table and
four chairs. We're ca OK
$I2.95. Friday only. :. Yo'(o
l5l Willow Chaise Lounges,
were S12.95. Friday GO *
lSl Steamer and Porch Chairs;
folding: some cretonne covered.
some with tops; were GO OK
S14.95. Friday only. Po(c
(12) Handwoven Fiber Chairs,
seat and back upholstered in
cretonne; wide arms: spring
filled cushions; were 90 *
SLABS. Friday only. Y'A
Fifth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24
TrUo Big Values in
Infants Furniture!

"a Imported Perambulator.
with mud guard, large rubber
tired wheels, safety strap and
leather upholstery;
was SOS. Friday GO S0
only ................
IN Imported PerambulatOr
upholstered in fine leather; dark
blue. was $125. Fri GOO S0
day only ...........
Fourth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24

(1O0) Boys Bathing Suits:
white shirts, plain color
trunks; 80 to 81. Were SOa
81. Friday only -. w
Goo pairs) Shoes for wom-
en-; kid, patent, satin; one
straps, ties and oxfords;
broken sizes and short lots.
Were $3.50 and 1919 CT At
pr. Friday only, pr. PA'H
as pairs) WOmen's Arch
Shoes of patent or kid: one
straps and ties; black; broken
sizes. Were So. Fri 60
day only P%
Zoo pairs) White Tennis
Shoes, canvas tops with rub
Der soles. Were csc. S0O
Friday only .......... wv
$50 pairs) WOmen's BOu-
doir Slippers; short lots;
broken sizes. Were Oh0
SITE. Friday only. Nv
(50) SIip-Over Sweaters.
light weight rayon and wool
mixtures. Were $2.95. 60
Friday only ........... P-
And Isle Silk Sweaters that
were $l.95. Friday Ct
only circumference.
t9) Flat Crepe Skirts with
permanent pleats: IA to 20;
pastel shades. Were 60 En
$3.a5. Friday only. VS'OV
(l00). Girls Wolfe Dresses,
floral prints and white: 7 to
IL. Were $1.59.. FRI Ct
day only .............. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24
so White Goats
Were $IO.95, at SIS

White fiannels and fancy
weayes with the new fitted lines
or smartly belted. Mannishly
tailored and beautifully finished
throughout. Sizes IA to 20 and
SO to a..
(9) Misses Suits. of kashmere,
tweed or covert; all with smartly
tailored blouses to match their
Innings. oxford, blue and black.
Sizes IL to 38. Were Q10 00
$500. Friday only. pAO'UU
% Suits, of wool crepe, tweed
and rep, blue and green. Origi-
nally $39.75 to GIG M
$49.75. Friday only. pAo'VV
t25) Dress and Sport Coats,
some richly fur trimmed. Black,
tan, blue and green; sizes Ia to
40. Originally $500. Gin 00
Friday only $50. 91U'UU
Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24
PERUVIAN CABINET QUITS

LIMA, July "a (P-The Peruvian
cabinet resigned last night, the action
customary as a new legislative session
approaches in order that the President
may be free to select new ministers.
The former head of the cabinet was
Huaman de Los Heros. No official indi-
cation as to the future premier has been
given.
Often the ministries are reappointed
after the traditional resignation. but re-
ports are that no members of the latest
cabinet will be given portfolios again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24
Brassieres, Corsets
and Girdles!

(53) Garter Belts, girdles and
brassieres in Summer-weight ma
terials, including mesh net. az
Were 47c. Friday only. w.
(32) Girdles and Brassieres.
brassieres are silk and lace
combinations. Were 97c. AZ
Friday only ............ WV
(19) Light Weight C0rsetlettes
Of striped rayon, lightly
boned. Were CSC. Friday HSo
(6) GirdIes of net and brocade,
with elastic over hip
line. we Were si.97. Fri S1.45
t15) Crepe de Chine Girdles.
pink or white, with elastic hip
line. Were $2.79. Fri 60 AZ
day only ............ pS"TO
t10) Corsetlettes, with inner
belts and wee gussets of elastic
over hipline. Were CT Ok
$2.49. Friday only. YA'oo
Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24
Short Lots of
Stationery Novelties
Greatly Reduced!1

Greeting Cards, Writing Paper,
Autograph Books, Photo Albums,
Recipe Holder, Address Books, etc.
Originally SC. Now. .....2 for Sc
Originally Toe. Now. SC
Originally Csc and soc. Now. 15c
Originally soc and 81. Now. Csc
Originally 81. so and So. Now. 75c
Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24
Cool Daytime
Frocks Reduced!

(65l Daytime Frocks, voiles,
dimities and prints, in soft pas
tel shades. Smart little styles;
badly broken in size range.
Originally $1.79. Friday E0C
only ............
UD Daytime FrOcks, of linen
and voile - mostly extra sizes.
Originally $685.. FRI GO 90
day only ......... pO'O/
ca Dotted Swiss Frocks, most
~ small sizes. Origi- Ct 30
nally $685.. Friday only PA'O/
Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24
BANDITS WIN ON RACES;
ROB BOOKlE AND CLIENTS
$2,700 Is Taken From Proprietor
New Customers Are Allowed to
Enter During Hold-up.
u the Associated Press

b. the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, July 24-Regardless of
whether the horses were running well,
there were no profits yesterday for rae
ing followers in Argo, southwest sub
urb. Five bandits, armed with ma
chine gun, took all the money.
The bandits slipped into a hand
book room in the rear of barber shop,
lined up the bettors against the wall,
took $4,000 from the proprietor and an
unestimated amount from the patrons.
Whenever another patron would
knock at the door he was allowed to
enter and then showed into line.
The bandits fled in an automobile.
The patrons summoned police and gave
chase and for mile down the suburban
avenues the pursuers and. the pursued
engaged in gun battle, with residents
deserving the streets. The bandits
finally outdistanced pursuers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24
Upholstery Remnants
and Awnings

1900 yds.) Useful Lengths Of
CretOnne, Marquisettes and other
materials; we're 29c to soc 10C
yd. Friday only, I'd. W.
$500 yds.) Remnant Lengths Of
Drapery Fabrics; originally 55c
to 75c yd. Friday only, 100
(35 yds.) Glazed ChintZ, so
inches wide; originally
SIPS yd. Friday only, SQc
yd. ................
1850 yds.) Trimming Remnants,
edgings. chintz ruffling; originally
10c to zoe yd. Friday only, m
(1S) Custom Made Awnings, in
almost any size YOU need, were
1897 to $24.10. Friday only
CSC to $8.05
Fifth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24
CSC to $8.05
Fifth Floor
Lots of Rug Bargains!

(S) Grass and Fiber Rugs, 6x9,
Ultra, Craftsman and Commar-
der makes; were Sl8 to 60 OK
$2l.50. Friday only. p>O
(S) Grass Rugs, Delhi and nov
city stripes, 6x9 it,: some reversi-
ble;' were $6.75 and So. G. OK
Friday only ......... P~O
(3) Grass Rugs, 6x9 and 4x7;
were $l4.5o. Friday S60S
only .......,........-
(1S) Crex de Luxe and Wicker
Rugs, size 46x7.6 and
4x7; were $40. Friday Cd OK
only
ca Salem Fiber Rugs, REVERSE
BILE: for porche or cottage; Ct
were $3.50. Friday only. PA
90 27x54 Crex Ultra Weight
Grass Rugs; were $3.50. Fri %
day only ................. j.. W.
go yds.) Chinese Mating, 36
in. wide; was 4oc yd. 1Sc
Friday only, yd.......... NV
19) Kooltex Fiber Rugs. 4x7:
were s575. Friday S20S
only
rs yds.) Remnants Fiber and
Grass Runners, originally
Csc to SITS yard. Friday 1Oo
only, yard. ............ ~
(46 yds.l Inlaid LinOleum REM
nants; was $l.l5 to SO. So. SOo
yd. Friday only, so. yd. w
Fifth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24
Warships 30 Miles
Out Crack Plaster
In California Homes
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SANTA MONICA, Calf, July
24-Because conclusion from the
big guns of the Pacific Fleet. 30
miles at sea, has been cracking
plaster, breaking dishes and as
sailing the ears of residents here,
the bulldogs of the deep hence
forth will do their barking 10
miles farther out.
Capt. Edward c. Kalbfus, chief
Of staff OF the Fleet Battle Fleet
Division, so decided Friday
after visiting the home Of Charles
Firthman and noting the DAM
age. Firthnan and a group of
his neighhors had complained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24
S0Ue on Girls
FURNISHINGS

n2) Tailored RayOn Robes,
sizes 10 to Is. Were Ct ri
$2.95. Friday only. P4'E/
QD Tailored Robes. sizes 8 to
IL. Were $5.95. Friday GO OK
only ................. PNs>O
1897 Flannelette Robes with
tie abelt; 8 to IA. Were Ct 70
$2.95. Friday only -. VA'f/
(2O) White Rayon Berets with
pastel bands. Were SIPS. S0C
Friday only. ............. wv
QS) White Middies with coll
ored collars; small sizes. 6O0
Were $3.50. Friday only. Wv
(13) Sleeveless Sweaters, pas
tel stripes; 8 to IA.
Were $2.s5. Friday 60 %
(8) Wool Skirts, pastel shades.
Z to IA. Were 1895. 60 %
Friday only ......... P~'S/
(5) White MILDLY Skirts.
Were $i.00. Friday 2SC
only
t14I White Wolfe Dresses, lace
trimmed; z to Ia. Were 60 OK
s395. Friday only -. P-'/O
~ White Wolfe Dresses. small
sizes. Were $2.s5, Fri ST Ok
day only . r...;s ria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24
Saue Doubly in the
Inexpensive Shop!

(50) inexpensive Dresse
printed crepes, chiffons and plain
crepes; many with jackets. Sizes
IA to 20. Friday G2 IA
only
(3O) inexpensive Suits, coverts,
basketweaves, tweeds; some with
dressmaker blouses. Sizes IA to
AZ. Were $15.74. Fri 60 I'd
day only. ............ W"
(25) Inexpensive Suits. coverts,
tweeds and basketweaves; belted
in the new fashion. Navy, brown
and green; sizes IA to
90. Were $2374. Fri Gil IA
day only. p11.IT
Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24
Drastic Savings on
Hosiery!

1854 prs.) WOmen's Isle Hose.
regular and extra sizes. Of a
fine imported quality Isle. mostly
broken sizes and eolors. 01c
Friday only, pr. ....,.,.. %N
(s9 prs.) Boys Sport Socks,
all-over designs, with rundown
cuffs. Broken size and 11o
color ranges. Friday only, ~
Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24
Summer Underwear
NouU Reduced!

u42) Undertakings. including
pongee petticoats, pongee che
mise. and printed dimity gowns.
Broken sizes. Were $1.00 HOo
to $l.50. Friday only. w
1907 Striped BroadcIoth Pa
Jamas. and Percale Dancettes.
Broken sizes. Were sec. 0Oo
Friday only .........I. ~
(4D Striped Rayon Dancettes,
pongee pajamas and nainsook
slips. Broken sizes. Were OOo
siI9. FRIDAY only nc
t2Sl Crepe de Chine Chemise,
Step-ins, Gowns and Slips;
broken sizes. Were Ct 20
Si.99. Friday only. -. PA'O/
Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24
Friday Bargains for
the Home!

(1I Window Awnings, origi-
nally $3.50 to $500. 50 S0
Friday only .......... P@'OV
~ 12-ft. Brown Stat Shade,
originally S1l.50. Fri CD or
day only ......... spG.1C
~ Garden Flower Pot. origi-
o t,aI1y s4aS. Friday S1.95
SAhJ 49,
(5) Window Awnings, origi-
nally $500 Frid ay S100
only PA'VV
go Folding Deck Chairs, origi-
nally $3.50. Friday Ct OK
only YA'/O
tS) Folding Rocking Chairs.
originally $5.95. Friday 60 OK
only PS'<C
Fourth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24
Bargains for the
HousetUife!

go Screen Door Guards,
originally $2.75. Friday DC
only .......
(24) wooden Spoons, SO
originally 19c. Friday only. ~
(31) Whisk Brooms, originally
2 2','s and acc. 10c and 19c
(10) Towel Racks, origi- 80
nally Csc. Friday only. "
(99 Pkgs.) Thumb
Tacks, originally Csc. Fri 1Or
day only ...............
(2) Iron Muffin Pans,
originally asc- Friday ACC
only
(3) REFINED Mixing Spoons.
originally acc. Friday 10c
Only
0 Miro Aluminium Double
Boiler. was 1918. FRI Ct OK
day only ............ pA'1O
Sixth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24
Savings on Glassware!

l67) 7-pc. Water Sets, Of rose
glass. Were 89c. Friday 1Oo
only .................
(2s) 5-pc. Refreshment Sets,
with tray and four glasses. 1Oo
Were Csc. Friday only. ~
(12) Imported Glass Flower
Vases. Were $195. Friday Ct
f12) Kelsey Glass Cob
lets. Were 81. Friday 50c
f5) Retire. s h m emit
Trays. Were $4.95. GO 40
Friday only ........... V@'
Sixth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24
Children's Shoes Going
at Reduced Prices

ZIG Prs.) White Kid Pumps,
in broken sizes; were $3.50
to s6. Friday only, Ct OK
pair .....,........ Vc
Us Prs.l Girls Oxfords, black
or tan calf and patent feathers
only a few in each style; we're
SIS to SIS. Friday only, Ct %
kJrtll
Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24
Boys Wear Reduced
a Half and More!

C126) Wash Suits, f1apper and
popular boys styles. in sizes 2, 3
and years. Colors guaranteed
fast. Originally $3.50 and 40
$1.95. Friday only. ..... VIZ
t3) Blue Cheviot Refers, sizes
2t2, 3 and 4 years.
Were $685.. Friday CO %
only Po'H<
(Sl Mems Hapsack Suits, for
hot weather wear, Sizes IS and
&C. Were SIS. Friday e S0
only
Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24
ssi' 'C0RNS
Gone In a Days
Roots and All
Callouses, Too

4 Out to stay out-selling like hot
cakes in Great Britain and now in
America-the pleasant, easy way to
get rid of corns-a joyous, refresh
ing. invigorating foot bath for or
4 nights and then lift out the corn
roots and all.
They call this miracle worker
Radox and since it has been
working wonders with the bad
feet of the tight little Isles-plasters
and acids, cutting and skin destroy
ing liquid belong to the dark ages.
It's the modern way-the sensible
way to take out Corns--to abolish
callouses-to dissolve the hard skin
from heels and toes and to put your
feet in good vigorous condition so
that you can walk and run and jump
and dance with ease and pleasure.
Just ask for box of Radox at
Peoples Drug Stores or any modern
drug store-you1l be delighted.-Ad-
vertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24
Toys Riddles Like at
Great Savings!

(2) Movie Machines,
originally 1915. Friday CT OK
"a Carrom Game Board, origi-
nall naIly $40 Friday $500
only
(6) Large Play Balls.
originally $2.95. Friday Ct 40
(34) ChiIdren's Books, origi-
nally $1.49 to $500. Fri OSc
day only ................
1901 Children's Books,
originally $500. Friday 10C
only ...............
Fourth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24
Remnants OF
Trimmings
Zoe to SOC Each
Were 2nc IN Sion

Were zoe TO $1.00
Laces, braids. net tulle, geor-
gettes, ehiffons. val laces. lingerie
laces and all-over laees - in
lengths from y to 2 yards.
Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24
SaUe on Jr. Miss
Goats and Dresses!

(2S) Coats. coverts, silver
sprays. silks and crepes; black,
blue, green and tan. Sizes 10
to 10. Were $l0.75 to e OK
$3.50. Friday only. %a -
(25) Dresses and Ensembles,
crepes, chiffons and georgettes:
white and pastel shades. Is to
10. Were $3.50. Fri e 70
(40) Dresses, ohiffonS, geor-
gettes. fiat crepes and standings:
youthful models in white and
pastel shades. Were Cd Ok
$10.75. Friday only. " 'o
(30l Jackets. fiat crepes.
printed silks, velveteens and
shantungs-double and single
breasted styles. Were
$685. and $7.95. FRI C. *
day only. ............. w. -
Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24
Clearance of Summer
N

(5D Smart Bags. of embroid-
cred linen, straw, and shan GO
tung; we're $2.95, Friday only -PS
Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24
100 Dresses and Ensembles
Originally S16.5O, Now Sis

Just the type frocks for the first Fall days Plain and
printed fiat crepespenty of dark colors black
frock has the 1880 shouettehe majority with
sleeves and great many with Jackets
TO- womens sizes Sc to as little women 1871 22
Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24
Clearance Groups of
Notions, Sc, Zoe
2 for 25c-and Csc

These four great groups con-
tain Needles, Tapes. Soap Dyes,
Collar B ands, Bone Rings,
Blanket Binding, Sanitary Belts.
Vegetable Bags and many other
useful articles; some 'soiled.
Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24
Important Savings IN
Linen Dent!

(150) Rayon Scarfs and Vanity
Sets; floral centers and plain
borders in pastel shades; 0So
were 3ec. Friday only. oS
Us Yds.) Mercerized Damask,
81" wide; green or pink; 2SC
was 69c yd. Friday only. wv
1901 Huck Towels of pure
white linen; mstitc g d
hens; were soc. Friday SSC
only .......
Thipd FIaar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24
Hand Woven
Sandals, $I.95

Hand woven on the
American last and REIN
forced to insure comfort
and satisfactory we ar,
Wide choice of smart color
combinations. Sizes ga to 8.
Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24
Sparkling Savings in
Jewelry!

(57) Earrings, Bracelets, AMI
NAL Pins and Novelty
Beads; were soc. Friday 40c
OAily -''ss''.. .ss'.'..
(7S) Bracelets, Watch Bands,
Gold Bracelets and Nov
city Beads; we're 35c. Fri 1So
day only ...............
(13) Bracelets and
Watches; were $l.39. Fri CT
day only ................
(5) Kitchen Clocks, square
Dutch design; were soc. 1Oo
Friday only ............
(2D Novelty Beads and
Che Ghok "n,S were ST. Fri 60c
Gay only ................
Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24
Mems Collar-Attached
Fancy Shirts
S1.35SI.65 and
$f.95 Values

Odds and ends and broken lines Of our own
higher priced shirts-now at a price that af-
fords great savings. Mostly neat woven or
rayon stripes-on white and colored grounds.
Sizes 1874 to II.
(sI5) Handkerchcfs | (18) Sweaters
with fancy borders all WOOL sizes 40 Al.
oniv .. lUc $4s5 to $695. Fri ST o.
(29 andH Handkerchief - 80
Sets Were $500 Fri 7SC C46) Rayon Undershirts
day only white peach and pink
t76) Mems Rayon Union Broken sizes Were 2QC
Suits, blue only. Sizes 40 AZ Friday ~
and and - u Were Use. SOC uo Flannel Bathinr
So - ma; Trunks all wool; blue only
wr s ssncS EideS n Sizes 80 to AZ Were 81 OK
were o'c' FRIDAY lVC s2e5 Friday only. pA'/O
(65 prs) Mems Fancy (21) ROCKINGHAM Union
Suits. 81 only.
were 55c Friday only, 0Oo Regularly $100, FRI 0Qc
pair ................ ~ day only -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24

No Mail, Phone or c. 0. D. Orders Accepted
at These Prices! Many Items Not Advertised
Short Lots of
ToiIefries

Zoo pieces Face Powder, per-
fun1e. perfume choppers. atom1z-
ers, rubber gloves, nail files, shoe
hooks and cuticle knives. 7SC
Were 35c to. soc. Friday. ~oN
Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24
Some Reduced $780, Many Reduced ore All Are Special.

ATURE VALUE I~>%%>~%~%~~>
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-07-10
GEOLOGICAL EXPEDITION
STUDIES PHYSIOGRAPHY

CONTINUED from Page l
filled the valley and protruded at
least five miles out on the plain,
Where it laid down an enormous
accumulation of boulders and fin
er material, Here the surface is
made up of chance hills and hol-
lows, peculiarly characteristic Of
terminal moraines of glaciers. 1t
is known that glaciation occurred
twice in the Beartooths and prob
ably the moraines of the two diff
ferent epochs can be distinguish
ed around the end of the old Rose
bud glacier.
Dir. w. T. Thorn, Jr., the leader
of the expedition, who was called
east by the serious illness of his
father, DR.. w. 7. Thorn, ST., is ex-
pected back at Red Lodge tomor-
row. We regret to announce that
the illness of DR.. Thom's father
was fatal. In his bereavement, DR.
Thorn has our sincerest sympathy
Following DR.. Thom's arrival
the expedition will split upon in
to small groups to study special
problems-an account of which
will appear in our next issue.