davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1931-05-28
Art Embroidery
Greatly Reduced

Children's stamped Rayon
Crepe Dresses, with bonnets to
match. Sizes and 2. Pink.
green and rose. Were $2.2S:
stamped orrandy Bonneis for
children. Sizes ] to >. Were 81.
ChIidren.s Model OrraSSy
Bonnets. Sizes ana 4. Were
Il STAMPED Waite Hand Tow. Few
81. Size i8x77. Were 35e.
Modsii Linen Laneh Cloths in IN
white. Sizes 3e and IS INCHES.
Rsyon sa1 ri"nper ETT Doll dresses es;ss
in assorted eolors. Were 81.
S Stamped white Linen scarfs
with hemstitehed edges. 3e-inch
size. Were 81. Now ...... Soc
3 Chlldfen's Stamped Celored
0rgandy Dresses, IN sizes and
4. Were 75c. Now soc
] Stamped Tinted Linen Crash
Pictures, with wool for embroi-
derry. Were si.65. Now. .0Se
Stamped Tinted Linen Crash
Pictures. exfO-inch. Materials
TO make. Were 81. Now, .45e
8 Pairs Of ChiidFen's Stamped
H81amas in assorted coiors.
Two-pieee style. Were si.2s.
3 Model orrasd1 Tiapp:r Doiis SSs
IN yellow and rose. Soiled.
Were 50. Now ........... .S2.06
ART EMBROIDERY
SEVENTH FLOOR,
Evening star., 1931-05-28

ce Glasses OF colored glass.
Floral Decorated Glass sand
Wieh Tray. Was IS. Now s2.50
L Colored Glass Footed Vase.
Was $3.50 Now. go. $3.50
j Imported Glass Cordial Set.
With decanter. tray and four
glasses. Was SIS. Now. $50
1 pair Of ColoFed and Geld In
eruatea CAndIestleks. Were
rA;So., Now. .........:H 81
j Electric Novelty Lamp. Com
plete. Was Sl2.5O. Nov. 81
. pairs Of COloPed and Gold
Decorated CandIestieks.
Were. 81. Now. .,.... see
CoIored and Decorated Footed
Glass Completes. Were ti2.
. CORNING Glass Console sets
OF pieces. Were $50. Nov SIS
: Glass Fish Bowls and Metal
stands. We're $40. Now 2I2.5e
j Glass Fish Bowl ana Metal
stand. Was t12. Nov. a. 50
Evening star., 1931-05-28
Children's Furniture

OVeOtby C0WCe0
3 Kiddie Kar StEollers. finished
in red. IS. Now w...... So. IS
: Ivory Folding Tables and :
Gha Chairs. complete. Were a, & x
Tan Pullman Type Carriage.
Was S22. 50. Now ...... f19.75
!: Sewipg Cablpets. Were $50.
Nov Sl.50
Gray and Rose Table Set and
Chairs. Was si+.75. Nov.
-, 50
I Child's FiOer Lamp. finished
IN green with animal designs.
was x7.5O. NOW ..... ~
Also other ehtldren's furniture,
reduced for cleeranc~
CHrLDREK's FURNITURE
FoURTH FI.OoR
Evening star., 1931-05-28
Gifts Reduced
Bonibooks, 25c

~ ere SUc
IS Bonibooks--"H History of
Mr.. Polly" by H. g. Wells.
by the Waters of Man
h Frederick the
Great"-"Our Business
Civilization" etc.
"Rubaiyat Of Omar Khayyam,
leather edition. Was $3.50.
i"LongfeIie1 Pesms." leather
iaPSe.s Poems" ss leather % edition.
i.RaSlayss.s leather editi5r:
) aBaIIads Of a Bohemian" by
Robert Service. Were 81; 50.
BOOKS, AIsLEs 1925
FIRST FLooR.
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Sand Box, $15.7s
III" R9S

~ OS @EO
/ Combination Play House
and Sand Box. Orange and
green finish, fully screened.
3 Sand Boxes, red and gr.en
nnisn. Size 3x3 feet. Were
i@Dsrted saiiin. Yacht. Vas Vas
/ orkIn destroyer "D.i." imo N"
perfect. Was 935. Now $3.50
I Orkin Flyer Beat. Was $40.
. Imported ocean Liners. red
and white. Were $3.50. Nov.
II KiAdis Kampers. pneehanicai
toys. Were 81. NoN ...... .aSe
- Sehoel PennaRts. Was 81.
{ sehooi banners. Were 81.
iTeu;ie Head Deli. blond. Vas Sss
BABY DIE SimDl.. Dori. wa. SO SO
ITrsneh Girl DON. was SIS
Cseehoslovakiian Mo.aie.. ''Ss 3
we're 50. Now f1.sS; was $3.50
Also many other toys, greatly
reduced for clearance
Toys, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1931-05-28
Bever age Glasses, 1Oc We're ase

800 Parfait, Sherbet and i
50 water Pitchers, colored and
. wide-mouth style.
500 Fancy shaped Zee Tea
Tea TumbIeFs OF green glass.
Is Sandwich Trays OF eolored
glass. artistically cut.
3S sugar and Cream Sets of
eolored glass In . cut de-
sign. Special. ...... .3Se
15e Salad Plates OF colored and
cut glass, s-inch size.
. GAS Tiorai Decorated s.piess
Msyonnalse Sets. Were IS.
. ri"rsi D:ecrated di.s. Co%~ %
Dotes. Were IS. Now $3.50
I FfsYal Decorated Glass Cheese
and Cracker Set. Was s.:
/ Floral Decorated Glass Sugar
and Cream Set. Was s..
Now .......,.......... .tz.bO
GLASSWARE, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1931-05-28
Cutout Initial
Writing Paper

55c Vas 7Sc B0E
200 Boxes OF this fine quail
ity imported stationery /;
white with gray initials
and lining-or green with
darker green. Is sheets
and IS envelopes. Initials:
A, B, c, D, E, F, G, H, J,
K, L, M, N, o, P, r, S,
T, w.
100 FoIios Of Fine Quality
envelopes; 40 sheets and l6 en-
yelopes in case. SpeeiaL .
fon0S ...,....-...... ,..sse9o
STATIONERY, AISLE 2
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1931-05-28
Housewares Reduced

~ Imported Wood Lemon
SaueezePs with china strain
ers. Were CSC. Now 25c
3 yellow 14-ineh Floor Bro0ms
with white hristles. Were IS.
1 Covered WaGis Dish Of chrom@ rom"
ium plate. slightly imperfect.
20 Imported Paper Picnic Sets.
Were 75c. Nov 40e
- Imported Paper Picnic Sets.
Were SOC. Now .. 25e
500 Rolls 0f Good Quality Toilet
Tissue. Special the dozen. 7se
2 Porcelain on Steel FFiEid Re
fPiEeFatoPs. S0-pound ice ca
pacity. Were s84. Now $3.50
HOME AND GARDEN FURNISHIN
Evening star., 1931-05-28

/ Large Size white Enamel
Nursery Refri9eKgtoE, slightly
danaged. Was $3.50. Now
n White Enamel Kitchen Shelves
with TOWeI Bar and Hooks
for dish cloths. Were 3i.25.
Now ............. S5e
10 Implanted Uph0Istered Feet
Stools. Were $3.50. Now S1.e5
Q Unpalnted TabouPettes. /
square and , round. Were
s2.75. Now ........... S1.45
i spartaa FeIding Yard Clothes
Slightly imperfect. Was $3.50.
NOW .SAsOO
Evening star., 1931-05-28

81 pairs of Laird, Schober dE
Company famous shoes are
radically reduced, because Of
their broken sizes. Sizes in
the combined lot: AAA S1z,
61a; A Az, 8; B 4. 51z and
8; c 3, 81. 4, 5, 51a and Ia.
o. pairs Of Black Kid and Black
and step-in styles; many are
trimmed with reptile. HiZes as
follows: AAA, S to 8; AA, 4Ia to
8; A. to ia; n 31a to ia.
Were $3.50 and $40. Now. .s5.95
WoMEN's SHOES, THIRD FLOOR.
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Tailored Silk Slips
$2.95 We're IS

8 Lace-trimmed and Tai
lored Evening Slips of silk
crepe.
I gateen Costume SLIPS, tailored
with double pleats in the back
Tsvsiy TnIiogsi ssiiin cSss e
tune SLIPS. with deep hens.
Were IS. Now -. S6
8 Satin Evenlng SiIps, WITH
square or wee backs. Were
SO. Now. ................S .SS. 08
= Observation-Disclosures slips, in
We're si2. So. NOW. -. @ .S.sS
COSTUME SLIPS
THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1931-05-28
Corset-BrassiereS 1895
We're IS to SIO.SO

"a Corset Bras assieres, in
Bien Jolie, De Bevoise,
Natures Rival and Wood
throp makes; some with
lace tops. Sizes, 81, 50, 81,
IS, IS, 81, 50, 40, AZ and
a..
10 Step : In and Side heck
Girdles; imported and domestic
makes; models Of satin ana
figured broche and elastic, or
Of all-over elastic. Sizes 26,
3s. 9o- 81, y, % and IS. Were e
1 Black Garter Belts, sizes
2e. 80 and %. Were Sl.s0;
10" iS Girls. or Little WW;omen;a
Long Brassieres with gafters
batiste. Sizes 80, ~. -. 36
and 80. Were IS to $3.50:
Is odd Let oi Bandesax ana
Garter Belts Of crepe de chine,
satin or treco. Were 81 and
$l.50. Now ...............s60 sec
CoRsErs. THrRD FIOoR.
Evening star., 1931-05-28
Mint Marshmallows
Special 45c pound

Large, fluffy squares OF
chocolate-c ov cred mint
marshmallows.
Fresh Roasted and salted
daily. Pound ...... .5ee
Weekend Candy Speei1l-2
pounds of homemade choeo-
1ates, bonbons and earamels, sSe
CANDIES, AISLE II
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1931-05-28

80 Flesh Elastic Sanitary
Belts with sateen tabs and
pins; medium and large.
10 Flesh volls SANITARY step-ins
and Rettieosts. Sciled. Were
s'f No1sfss SHx sssci Holders, as 1Sc 8.
Were soc. Nov. 26e
WsEs1scS Were 1sc olSsssis:;:,:,.s NGx xis ,isiI. sss
fly Cabinets, including shoe. lin
gerie or hat section. Siightly
damaged. Were 81. Now. .ebe
20 Chased Chintx Wardrobe
Bags, to hold eight garments.
As Is. Were 81. Now. 15c
g OiieIoih Pet HoIder Set. with
three holders. in assorted col
ors. Slightly soiled. Were
= FIsSh. wide Garter Beitsi
four supporters. Sliehtly dam
aged. Were 81. Now soc
81 Painted Five-seetien Metal
Utility Boxes. slightly dam
aged. Were soc. Now 3Bs
Rose and Blue Washablo
Crushed Oileloth Utility Cabi.
nets. Slightly damaged. Were
97.e5. Now
NorIoNs, AISLE IL
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1931-05-28

25 Novelty Necklaces in a va
2 Woven Mesh BAGS. Were t2S:
NOW @AV
10 Real Italian Silver Rings, set
with real stones. Were $3.50;
NOW . . ssNs""
IS Real FIorentine Silver Brooches,
set with real stones. Were 80:
3 Basuette Crystal Band Bracelets:
Were &6. Now, ,........ 49,. -
2 Comb and Brush Sets, in leather
ette cases. Were 81. Now. ~
! Imitation Crystal Rondeli Cellar:
Florentine silver Bracelet, set
with real stones. Wss SO. Now. x6
4 Real Chalcedony Chokers. Were
$40. NOW 40
NnvRHrY .IRwEIRY AISLE 10. FIR
Evening star., 1931-05-28
Luggage Reduced

Leather Gladstone Bags re-
duced as follows:
/ was $50. Now 33S
was $s5. Now. ... $3.50
2 Leather Week-End Cases re-
duced as follows:
was SO. Now ..... 81
] was S25. Now Slf. 50
I Leather HAT Bex. Was s7S.
] Leather zipper Roll. was
$3.50. Now ............e $3.50
Dress Trunks ldamaged)-
/ was $3.50. Now. 81
was $3.50. Now ....... 81
LUGGAGE, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1931-05-28
Ruff1ed Marquisette
Curtains Special $1.25 pair

IUU pdIIS OF NUhIcu OuTIdIII
wide rufaes and double rui
and ecru.
100 Pairs Of Tailored Curtains
with wide tailored hens. OF
good quality marauisette in
ivory and eeru. Special,
pair ................. .o5e
DRAPERIKs, SEvEN1H FLOOR.
Evening star., 1931-05-28

10 1o-Ineh french China Meat
Dishes. Special, each &l.25
% Pie Plates. Special, each. Joe
90 Dinner Plates. Special, each,
15e
sCake Plates. Special, each, 25s
9 Covered MufI1n Dishes. Spe-
eiai, each .............5 soc
10 Oatmeal Saucers, Special,
each .10S
36 Soup Plates. Special, each. Toe
12 Round Covered Dishes. Spe-
ciaI. each Soc
4 salad Bowls. Special, each, 25e
Q salad Bowls. Special, each, 3Se
Is EgE Cups. Special, each. Zoe
Evening star., 1931-05-28
Paul Revere
Ancestral Pattern 1871 Rogers Plate

dozen Viande Forks.
We're $3.50. Now.
dozen Viande Knives.
Were $50. Now. doz-
J/Ia dozen Dessert
Knives. Stainless. Wee
a24. Now. the set .s18
dozen Dessert Knives.
Mirror hnish. ere
S2e. Now. doz.. S1s.50
1/2 do1en DESSERT
Forks. Were SIS. Now,
dozen ....... AI0
ne dozen essert
spoons. were SIS.
Now, dozen. $40
lI2 dozen Ta bIespoons.
Were SIS. Now. doz-
en- .....-..... SiO
ana dozen OranEe
spoons. Were fi1.50.
Now. dozen. .S7.6S
lI2 dozen Teaspoons, in
bro ken sizes. Were
S3.75. Now, set. Sc. 80
Evening star., 1931-05-28

1 Geld Enerusted China Covered
Dishes. Special. each $3.50
5 Decorated Imported Sugar and
Cream Sets. Special, set. 81
10 Decorated Imported China
Covered Dishes. Special, ca. 81
Evening star., 1931-05-28
Garden Furnishings Reduced

I ArteFete Bench, slightly i'm
perfect. Was SIS. Nov, S12.s0
Bird Baths and Pedestal, i'm
perfect Were $40. Now, $3.50
] Bird Bath and Pedestal. top
odd. As is. Was $3.50.
NOW -......-.... ........s.- 'SlsSo
CHINA AND GARDEN FURNYsHTl
Evening star., 1931-05-28
Wonen's Umbrellas
$3.65 We're IS

IS Colored Silk Umbrellas, S,
mounted on l6-rib frames.
Green and brown.
7 Women's Fancy SIX UMbrel.
last mounted on ie-rib frames;
straight and Prince of Wales
handles. Green and brown.
rs Women's Tw0-tene Weven
silk Umbreliasj mounted on
i6-rib frames. Navy, green.
purple and red. Special. Sass
UMBRELLAS, AISLE ~
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1931-05-28

/ Bird Bath Saucer. AS is. Was
81 Nov ~
Pedestal for Gazing Ball. Art-
crete. As is. Was sal. Now. SIG
1 Pedestal for Gazing Ball, Art
crete. As is. Was SIS. 30;
..#s.s...s - -ss"'
j Artcrete PEDESTAL for Sun D.al.
As Is. Was $3.50. Now, 81
u EY Nnp
Evening star., 1931-05-28
Tailored Printed
Silk Robes, s4.ss

~ ere .1O
s Tailored printed silk
robes, with solid color bor-
der.
S Printed Rayon Robes in noral
designs = tuxedo style. Were
Pajamas, in three piece
styles and in short-sleeve, one
piece models. Some With coat.
Were 312.S0 and $3.50.
Attractive GeorEette He'd
Jacketsi trimmed with lace.
Were $40. NOW. M.0S
Pajamas. in one-piece styles
satin. Were $3.50. Nov ss.S
3 Lovely Tailored Negligees,
trimmed with fringe or con-
trasting color. Were Sle. so.
NOW .................. SS.So
NEaLIGEEs, THIRD FLooR.
Evening star., 1931-05-28
Juveniles Spring Coats
$3.50 We're $40 and 1913

Q Spring Coats Of basi
Sizes / to 6.
4 Party Dresses in net.
taneta, and georRette.
Peach and pink. Sizes
4, 5, Q. We're S13.75
and $3.50. Now S4.95
20 Girls Dresses in
broadcloth and dimity.
Sizes 2 to 6. Were
Si.sS and 32.s5. Now.
95c
.IuYHHrIK APPAREI For,
Evening star., 1931-05-28
Auto Seat Covers
Special, q

7 sets of Auto Seat Cow
ers for coaches and sedans.
I schavOlite Brassie. Was 3lO.S0.
1 McGreEor Driver. was $3.50
i George wVirisht Br.:.ie. " Vas IS
I George Wright Spoon. Was
I wright 4 Ditson Record
Driver. Was $3.50. Now. .Sl.25
1 Wright & Ditson Record"
SPOON. Was $3.50. Now. .e4.2J
: Kroydon No. Z Irons. Were
$3.50. Now .........,... &3.eS
KroydOn Ace .Brassie. Was
. NarraEansett "s0'' Tennis
Rackets. Were $3.50. Now $3.50
Geld star Tennis Racket, "as
is" Was SIS. Now $3.50
I Girfs Red Bicycles 15-inch
size. Floor sample. Was S32.50.
NOW ...............$1 $15
SPORTING GooDS
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1931-05-28
1886 Pieces of Imported Decorated
China---Specialy Priced

Sample pieces and "endso lines" from many of best
All priced less than their usual wholesale
cost-and many less than their OF production.
Evening star., 1931-05-28
Laird, Schober & Company Pumps
and Oxfords, $685. We're $3.50 and SIS

"a pairs Of Beige Kid Pumps,
In strap and opera styles with
spike and Cuban heals. Sizes
In the combined Tot: AAA
61z, ~ and o; IA SM, Z;
A 5 to e1a; . ~. 81.
30 pairs Of Evsning slippers in sat
In, crepa and faille. Black and
WkTte zslcluded. Sizes AAA, >.
SK., 9, and 3; "A, lla, s. s1s,
8 and D; A. 4la, 8, ei1 and Z; =,
were ';;ls,sC. Now 80 Sass
Evening star., 1931-05-28
Junior Misses Shoes, $3.95
We're $3.50 and &2.5L

~ CTB VUsOU UWU VUsOU
IS Pairs Of Junior Misses Woven Sandals T.
strap style in white and black and white. Sizes
AA-4, "A; A-2h to Al; B-2z to AZ; C-2h, 3, 4.
Were $3.50.
20 Pairs of Junior Misses Tailored Bow Pumps in
patent leather and tan calf Sizes AAA-5 to g.;
AA-5 to g. AS, 51a, 8. 61a, 71a, g. B-3, 311, T. Az
S, 512, 8, 7, IN; C-31z g. 51z g. 61z Were So so
10 Pairs Of Junior Misses Pairs o ChiIdrens Tan
white Pumps of calf OxIords with 5narkskin
skin and canvas Sizes II II ~. r. IL 2Uer: ~:
AA-3, 3l4. 4, IA, 5, 51z. 81 Now 80, S295
6h; A-2s. s. 3iz, 4. urairs OF Chndrens Sef
S1a. 6. s1a; B-2lz 8; and tan and tan and
C-3, AZ, s. Were IS. brown Sizes B-e. ets
.rh a "A ua- 90 az CO, eIz; D-T1z, e1a,
IL Pairs Of Junior Misses N.45
Patent Leather Pumps IL Fairs OF boys oxfords
with Ribbon Tie. Sizes I'd caf ny iIeStfhhe1 th - soiss
AA-3. ga 4. S. 5h. o; Sizes B-1. ia. 2ia. 8,
A-zia; B-7h, 3; C-3. SZ ~ "a % Cuaii1a.
Were $3.50. Now &e05 SIS Now Ssis
CHILDREN's AND MISSES SHOES, FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1931-05-28
Other Chinaware Values

12 Decorated Imported sugar
and Cream Sets. Speciai,
u Decorated French China
Meat Dishes, l2-inch size.
Special, each h...-... SOC
Evening star., 1931-05-28

9 Open Vegetable Dishes. spe-
clal, each ...... ooe
g Pickle Dishes. Special, each.
zoe
9 Cold Meat Dishes. Special.
zach ...... ...., Zhe
4 Coffee Pots. Special, each. Soc
100 Tea Cups and saueers. Spe-
ciel. each I0c
50 AfteF-DinneF Ccnee Cups ana
SAueers, Special. each .I0c
y93 French China Breakfast
Pi5tes. Special, each -. ZSe
$50 Breakfast Plates. Special,
each E0c
IS Tea Cups and saucers. one
OF a kind. Special, each. .SOe
Evening star., 1931-05-28
Other Silver Reduced

i Pewter Chop Plate.
Damaged. was IS.
NOW s...........S $3.50
/ Dozen Plated Dessert
spoons. Were $3.50.
Now, dozen. ......-.. .S3
4 Two-pIece Steak Set.
Damaged. was 50.
Now .......-.....NI.50
I Set of Dessert Knives,
in beaten silver. Were
S22.S0. Now, set. SO
Evening star., 1931-05-28

CHINA AND GARDEN FURNISHINGS, FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1931-05-28
Misses Dress Coats, SIS

IS plain and fur trimmed models, OF
broadtail and squirrel trimming. Siz'
rs ur-trimmed Dress Coats for
little and larger women; pebhly
and crepey woollens. some with
fur cuffs. Trimmed with kid
galyac, broadtail, mole ana
$3.50 teA s6s.50. Now. $3.50
COATS. THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1931-05-28
Novelty Necklaces, SOC We're 'ss

styles and colors.
. Real Cloudy Amber Necklaces.
Were si2. ow................S so
. Real Cloudy Amber Chokers. Were
IS. Now .S3.7 ID
6 Real Clear Amber NaekIaces, a.
inches long. Were 81. Now. s4.7B
! Rhinestone Pendant Necklace.
Was S45. Now. .sS7.50
/ Crystal and Onyx BaEuette Neck
lace. Was $25. Now. w......... SIS
Rhinestone Pendant Necklace.
Was 345. Now. w...,...........& &35
I Real stone and MaFeasite Brace
let. Was $40 Now. ..... SIS
Real .Chrysoprase and Marcasite
Bracelets. Were $40. Now. SIS
Evening star., 1931-05-28
Women's Grenadine Chiffon
Silk Hose Special s1.25 ;s%s ss;,'

40 Pairs of Silk Hose with sheer dull and fine In sandee
reve blush, beige clair, mayfair and matinee
Hous.t and bs. ff
"A s, " W.r,.n oc M che oetea were
Hose white and sand
ssss s'a to TO- Were 'ls e Ss in hs rrougs wsrs
Evening star., 1931-05-28

800 Yards Of Cretonns. Reduced
TO, yard 14e
30 Cretonne Spreads in single
and double sizes. Suitable for
the Summer camp or cottage.
SPECIAL .................. St.UB
Evening star., 1931-05-28

3 Smart
3 Flat Scarfs OF lapin trabbit), and
galspin tsheared rabbit. Were
Sl9.oO. NOW %
/ Single stone Marten Scarf. was
$3.50. Now w..................F .F%S
FURs, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1931-05-28

JEwEIRY, AISLE 10, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1931-05-28

NoTIoNs, AISLE 81
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1931-05-28
Boys Jersey and Cricket
Sweaters, $1.s5 ~sse ess SO 52;ys

l10 Boys Jersey and Cricket Sweaters of all
worsted. Sizes to 18 in the group.
80 Boys Cotton Jersey roo Boys and Youths
funon sweaters. sizes Shirts Sizes IL to l4I4
RsSyced ta "ie n * 1914 and 10.
1S Piece Bathing Mostly plain white and
Suits. Azes 26, 81 So. colors. Were $3.50 and
Were $3.gS Now S1.35 81. Now ......... .65e
TIE BOYS STORE, FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1931-05-28
Plated Silver Reduced
Wallace Mode Pattern

1914 dozen Tea Spoons.
Were $3.50.
Now. IS the dozen
n dozen Butter Spreaders.
Were So.
Now. 81 the set
"A dozen Salad Forks.
We're $3.50.
Now. &5 the set
n dozen Boulllon spoons.
Were 81.
Now. .S4.1B the set
3 Sugar spoons and But
ter X n lie. Were
&l.25. Now. .s5c each
Evening star., 1931-05-28

NEaL1cEEs, THIRD FLooR.
Evening star., 1931-05-28
Red Fox Scarfs, $3.50 W>'. $3.50

of red fox.
8 Kit Fox searfsi brown, natural
and gray. Was S2s.5o. Now $3.50
Buttermole (mole dyed butter
COLOR Fiat Scarf. Was S39. so.
NOW StsOU
The Washington times., 1931-03-31
|NANDLEY 7 D s
ONE-P|N TEST

Brad Mandley sniped IS single
pins to top a group of 18 new
entrants in The Washington
Times single pin tournament last
night. This total put Brad in a
tie for third with Joe Harrison.
George L. Isemann and Bernie
Frye both shot 83s, to knot with
Eddie Espey's Friday score. Jack
Whalen and Red Morgan rolled
80, and Jack WolStenholme, 81,
while Arthur Kelly had 30.
AstOr CIarke's 81 rolled last
Friday leads the first block
scores, and Make Rosenberg
who shot 86 last Friday is still
second.
Others who shot 80 or better
Friday are Joe Harrison, IS; Ed
die Espey, 83; Ollie Webb, 80;
Paul Harrison and Joe Pricci, 81;
Ollie Pacini and Jimmy Smith,
80. B. Shanklin had high run, %.
Last nights scores:
The Washington times., 1931-03-31
Basketball Officials
viii Hold Banquet

The annual banquet of the
District of Columbia Approved
Board of Basketball Officials will
be held Monday at $50 p. m. at
the Occidental Hotel. Members
of the board are D. H. Adams,
C. E. Beckett, j. R. Benner, E. NJ.
Broderick, A. j. Caruso, C. E.
Colliflower, J. r. Daily, B. L.
Eberts, M. A. Enright, w. B.
Entwistle, Leo Fitzgerald, T. A.
Ford, j. E. Haas, G.. F.. Harbin,
S. R. Huey, j. Y. Hughes, B. M.
Kali. D. j. Keppel, Bruce Kess-
Ter, L. V. Kreh, C. A. Metzler,
J. E. Mitchell, o. j. Mitchell, B.
E. Nash, H. D. O'Meara, W. c..
Robbins, Nate Sauber, j. A. Simp-
son, Frank Sumner, James Wor-
ton.
The Washington times., 1931-03-31

bones to camp under Hayes pops
or has made phenomenal back.
hand stops to rob him of base
hits.
Luke, on the other hand, kicks
dust in Minter's shoes when he's
batting and has pulled every
other known stunt in an effort to
take his mind off the ball game
Hayes Stops Hits
Hayes, too, is at his best when
the brothers are hitting. He goes
to his right or left with equal
dexterity, stabs line drives with
vengeance and otherwise en-.
deavors to avenge untold indig-
mites thrust upon him by his
tormentors.
Hayes. by the way. has been
called Jack" so long that his
real name-Minter Carney--is 1T
tie more than a myth.
Before 1 left Clanton for
spring training" he says, Il
went to the bank-yeS, we've
got a bank-tO have a check
CaShed. 1t was made out to
Minter Hayes and l needed the
dough right away"
"'SOrry, Jack the cashier
said, but you'll have to make
it out in your own name"
Whereupon Jackie insisted. but
to no avail, that Minter was his
name.
'Tt got me nowhere, though"
he remarks laughingly, "they
wouldn't take the check until
1 brought out my Oirth Ger.
tificate. And 1 think the banks
still worried about it,"
The Washington times., 1931-03-31
FINDS BUDDING
LACROSSE STAR

Jack Faber, coach of the Uni
versity of Maryland lacrosse team.
thinks he has find" in George
Hockensmith. an attack player.
Maryland opens its lacrosse sea-
son Monday afternoon, facing
Georgia U. at College Park.
"HOckenSmith is the most
promising sophomore lacrosse
player I ever have seen," Faber
declared.
He is only S feet 8 inches tall
and tips the scales at only 155
pounds, but is fast, aggressive and
sturdy. He was on the varsity
football squad last fall and could
make the track team as a pole
vaulter. but he prefers lacrosse.
The Washington times., 1931-03-31
WESTERN OPENS.
BALL SEASON

Western High is all set to open
its baseball season tomorrow
against Alexandria High, at Alex
andria, Coach Cliff Moore hav-
ing pushed his young hopefuls
through short but intensive drills
the last few days despite the
uncertain weather.
Either Buscher or Poore will
be the starting pitcher. lowell
will catch. Fox, last years sub,
looms as a cracker-jack first
baSeman.
Ty Rauber is itching to use the
axe to prune down his squad Of
so at Central, but wants to give
every boy a chance to show his
ability.
Cold weather and other
school activities have been inter
fering with his plans, however.
He has called an outdoor work
out for today, and expects to
start wedding out. He wants
to hold the squad to 20.
Several schools are scheduled
to play their first games between
tomorrow and Saturday, but sew
eral of these games may be post
poned because of poor ground
conditions as well as the fact
that the players haven't had a
real chance to get into shape.
Techs inability to get its field
in shape is holding up Nal Ed
wards charges. The field is
inadequately drained, water re-
naming for long periods after
rains and leaving the ground
uneven.
The Washington times., 1931-03-31
Bruins EUen Hockey
Series at Montreal

MONTREAL, March 81. - To
morrow the Boston Bruins and
Montreal Canadiens will battle to
gain the final bracket in the
play off for the Stanley Cup, en-
blematic of the world hockey
championship. The winner op-
poses the winner of the Chicago
New York Rangers setto in New
York tonight.
The Bruins, given up in the
fight for the cup last Saturday,
when they bowed to the flying
Frenchmen on their own ice in
Boston, pulled the surprise of the
series by desperately outfighting
the Canadiens here last night, 3
to /.
The Washington times., 1931-03-31
Old Liners Oppose
Arn1U and NdUY

Maryland will help both Navy
and Army to provide features for
their June week activities this
year.
While the Maryland Lacrosse
twelve will be at Annapolis on
May 80 battling the Middies, the
Old Line nine will be at West
Point in grips with the Cadets.