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Evening star., 1932-06-07
DEPUTIES SUPPORT
HERR|0T'S POLICY
Left Of Chamber AppIauds
Premier's Declaration on
Debt Reciprocity.
BY the Associated P-ess.


PARIS, June Premier Edouard
Herriot today made q declaration for
reciprocity in war debt and repara-
tions negotiations at Lausanne June
l6, and there was every indication he
would receive heavy vote of conf
dence from the Chamber OF Deputies.
The entire Left, with the exception
of the Communists. and a good portion
Of the Center groups applauded the
premier's cabinet speech, and his pre-
decessor. Andre Tardieu of the Mod
crate Right, openly accepted some pas
sages.
Premier Herriot opened his Lausanne
remarks with the statement that his
government would take determined
stand against violation Of treaties and
contracts between nations.
Ready TO Discuss Plans.
He left the way open, however, for
negotiations with the statement that
he will be ready to discuss at Lausanne
any project which, on a basis of reci-
procity, seems likely to lead to greater
world stability and peaceful reconcilia-
tlon."
The administration of the liberal left,
he said, will base all its policies on
desire for international collaboration in
bctn the economic and political spheres.
He pledges his government to imme-
date economies in the War Department
as an aid to the cause of disarmament
The premier read his own declaration
in the Chamber, while Rene Renoult,
the Minister Of Justice, appeared in the
Senate
The declaration dealt chiefly with
economic issues. both internal and
foreign
The premier gave hope to foreign
countries relative to tariff quotas and
protectionist measures established by
previous administrations these measures
must be conciliated he said. with a
larger regime Of exchanges and interna-
tional agreement.
Sees Need for Peace.
The premier said there was an urgent
necessity TO found peace on the general
organization OF Europe and the world,
and affirmed his faith in the League Of
Nations.
the premier said, we will search for
security not alone for us but for all
nations, large or small.
The government Is favorable to all
solutions, even partial ones, in the light
of Geneva discussions in so far as they
do not compromise national security
and are favorable to reducing military
expenses as a step toward progressive
and controlled disarmament. In an
attempt to further this the government
will realize wisely all possible econo-
mics"
The premier's interior policy en-
braced, first, a slash in state ex-
pendlturcs to balance the budget;
second. relief for business men from
prohibitive taxation; third, public
works program to relieve unemploy-
ment. and, fourth, political amnesty.
The presidential message of Alh0t
Lebrun assured the country he would
be an impartial arbiter among the par
ties to enforce the constitution.
Evening star., 1932-06-07
AMERICAN STARS
QUALIFY IN OPEN
Armour, Sarazen and Mac
Smith Trail Young British
Pro, However.
By the Associated Press

BY Inc Associated Press.
SANDWICH, England, June T.
Americas S big three" IN the British
open championship-To Armour,
defending champion; Macdonald Smith
and Gene Sarazen-safely qualified
among the leaders today for the 72
holes of medal play proper, but home
bred British golfers furnished all the
fireworks
Mac Smith and Armour had 36-hoe
totals Of lag, Mac Smith with 73-73
and Armour with 75-7l, and Sarazen
one of the leaders yesterday, with 49,
took rs for 36-hole total of 149
Alfred Robert Bradbeer, young Som
erset professional held the lead, with
fine total of l4l, adding II today
to his 10 of yesterday.
Evening star., 1932-06-07
STUDENT WINS HONOR
Scholarship Prize Awarded t
Ekajai Kambhu.

Ekajai Kambhu of 2300 Kalorama
road, who was member Of the class of
1882 Of Peddie School, Highstown, N. j.,
which yesterday received diplomas at
the school, was awarded the Cum
Laude scholarship prize at the exercises
Mr. Kambhu was initiated into Cum
Laude, honorary scholarship society, in
February.
Paul Erdman Tolson, jr., Bethesda,
Nd, q student at the school, was
awarded the lngersoll honor prize ct
the commencement exercises.
Evening star., 1932-06-07
REYNOLDS HOLDS LEAD
OVER SENATOR MORRISON
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
CHARLOTTE. N. c., June 7.-Sweep-
ing aside North Cardinals proverbial
dryness and the political prestige ac-
quired by Senator Cameron Morrison
over a period of 80 years, Robert r
Reynolds today held commanding lead,
with but few scattered precincts un-
reported in the States Democratic
United States Senate primary
With 1,712 of the States 1928 pre-
cincts reported Reynolds had 144,562
votes, and Morrison 1876. Other
candidates for the long term stood
Tom Q. Bowie, 33,924; James D. Crist,
a ,306, and Arthur Simmons, 1851.
Evening star., 1932-06-07
Carnival to Be Continued.

St, Gabriel's carnival, at Grant cir
Gle and Illinois avenue. will be con-
tinueds through Saturday, 1t was an
nouncG today TIE Washington Boys
Evening star., 1932-06-07
Commissioners Reelected.

BOWIE, Md, June (SpeciaD All
three town commissioners were re-
elected without opposition here yester-
day. They are B. v. Luers, w. C.
KreitZer and j. E. Dorsey.
Evening star., 1932-06-07
NEW REVENUE LAW,
Effective JUNE 21,
SIGNED YESTERDAY

Continued From First Page.)
Evening star., 1932-06-07

Advocates and opponents Of the fur
lough substitute disagreed over the ex-
tent to which the savings would vary
under the 10 per cent cut and under the
furIough. Supporters of the furlough
contended that, on conservative esti-
mate. it would amount to 100000
and might reach $ll0,000,000. With
the additional cuts in the higher groups
they argued, 1t might reach total Of
Sl14,OCo, 900.
The committee proposal for fiat 10
per cent cut was originally estimated to
save S121, ,050,000, but this was reduced
somewhat by the Tydings amendment
exempting those who receive less than
81, 900 year. Different views also were
expressed as to whether the Tydings
amendment reduces the committee saw
lngs by $4,000, 900 or by from $4,000. 900
to $4,000, 900.
Evening star., 1932-11-24
ARMY ORDERS

Brig. Gen. Robert McCleave, Fort
Douglas, Utah. wiz proceed to his
home to await retirement on Novem-
Der 80 by reason Of disability incident
to the service.
Brig. Gen. Stanley H. Ford. detached
as military attache at the American
Embassy in Paris, effective January 20
and assigned to command the 5tf
Brigade, Vancouver Barracks, Wash.
Lieut.. Howard r. Martindell, Ali
Corps, Is relieved from detail in the
Air Corps and from, duty at Randolph
Field, Tex, and assigned to the Coast
Artillery of the I'd Division at Fort
Sam Houston, Tex, until January IA
when he will sail for Hawaiian duty.
Evening star., 1932-11-24
Friday Remnants!
DOMESTICS

(42) 81 RAYON BEDSPREADS--
seamless; scalloped edges;
green, gold. orchid. 80xl05 SQc
Size
(22) S1.25 CRINKLE BED
d, srsEA9sTSysn s6 s-cS;% a.1,ns STRIPE s,z. 70c
(38 doz) BLEACHED PILLOW
CASES-perfects: close-woven, soft
finish grades. 42x36 size. 10c
EACH .................... NV
Use yds.) 29c. CAMBRIC
No. 100 white Burkley 10c
grade. YARD. ............... oS
zoe TABLE OILCLOTH 5/4
grades-remnants in white or 1Oo
15c & Ice OUTING FLANNELS-
mill lengths in stripes and checks;
also white. SO inches wide. 10c
&c UNBLEACHED TTON-
close-woven round thread; l to 5
yard lengths, 80 inches wide. 81
Goldenbers's-Msin Floor
Evening star., 1932-11-24

Dove. young resident Of the Montrose
neighborhood, and the critical burning
of William Slack Nicholson, son of Mr..
and MRS. Leonard L. Nicholson Of near
Rockville, young Nicholson, by his
father and Attorney Thomas M. An
derson of Rockville, has instituted suit
in the Circuit Court here for damages
in the amount Of 100000. naming the
Maryland Gas Transmission Co. de-
fendant
1t is set forth In the Ceclaration that
as q result of the burns the PLAINTIFF s
face was permanently SCARED, his hands
and one eye permanently injured and
he will be totally and permanently dis
abled.
Evening star., 1932-11-24
THATCHER H0N0RED

PANAMA, November "a R.-The
Municipal Council Of Arraijan today
authorized the presentation Of plot
of land there to Representative Maui
rice H. Thatcher Of Kentucky, pro-
ponent of the highway bill for the
Canal Zone.
Hitherto one of the least important
Panama villages, Arraijan now Is ex-
periencing boom because the highway
terminates there.
Evening star., 1932-11-24
Remnants! BOYS WEAR

(97) BOYS 5se WASH SUITS
-broadcloths in button ShC
on styles. 4 to 10 years. wv
(6O0) BOYS Acc AND $50
SHIRT S-odd lots and 1Qc
irregulars; collar attached ~"
(sO0) R0YS' SOC AND 7sc
BELL b LO u s E S--also other
brands; collar attached and but
ton on. Perfects and ir- 10C
regulars. 4 to l6 years..
t6ee) BOYS, sse AND 81
CAPS AND HATS-great assort-
ment in sizes 3 to i6 10c
years .............,,..
(s4) BOYS 5se AND 81
KNICKERS--W o ool mix
tures-some irregulars. S0C
(I2) BOYS 5sc SWEATERS
fancy patterns In pull Doc
overs. 80 to 34.....,
(44) BOYS 39c AND a49c
RAIN HATS-also he'll Zoe
NETS. Some fleece lined. ~
(136) BOYS s9c AND 59c
SHIRTS and blouses-collar at
tached; some irregular. 6 10c
to ID .................
(47) BOYS 59c PAJAMAS-
outing hannels In stripes; 22c
1-piece styles. 4 to 1o.... wv
(54l BOYS 81 LUMBER
JACKs-suede cloth, 69C
Sizes to 16.........,..
t300) BOYS S1.49 S2.s0
SWEATERS-samples and sur
plus lots; all wool; coat
s and puilOvers. as to S1.D
80 .,.......,....
u2l BOYS s2.s5 SHEEP
LINED COATs-jr. G1 70
sizes, 4, 5, 6 years. -. ~
(322) BOYS s1.39-$2 PANTS
-kniekers Icorduroys and fan
ciesl, 8 to IT; lengies (fanciesl,
13 to 20; English shorts, st
4 to 10 ....,..,,,...,...
Third Floor
Evening star., 1932-11-24

Lieut.. william A. Walker Is relieved
from detail in the Quartermaster
Corps and from duty at Fort Smelling.
MINI, effective February 10, and is
then assigned to the 18th Field Artil-
lery, Fort Smelling.
Lieut.. Robert d. Glasshurn Is re-
lieved from detail in the Air Corps and
from duty at Randolph Field, Tex, and
assigned to the Coast Artillery of the
I'd Division at Fort Sam Houston, Tax.
until February 4. when he will sail for
the Panama Canal Department.
Evening star., 1932-11-24
Friday Remnants!
Handkerchiefs

MEMS l5c LINEN HANDKER-
c.n.,,,s0sS SH1EssmSA,ts ss,Ssts, with 5 for Csc
MEMS Go, 60 HANDKERCHIEFS
woven colored border, plain Sc
white and satin stripe styles. W
KIDDIES' HANDKERCHIEFS-
in embroidered, plain
white and eoi0red 4 for SC
types .,...,.......,.
WOMEN'S &c, Sc HANDKER-
CHIEFS-prints. woven bor-
ders, plain white f for pic
linens, etc.
Main Floor
Evening star., 1932-11-24
NAVY ORDERS

Orders issued to officers under date
Of November 19:
Capt. Harry E. Shoemaker. detached
as commander Rigid Airship Training
and Experimental Squadron, Lake.
hurst, N. j., about December !: to
Naval Air Station, Sunnyvale, Calf,
and in command when commissioned.
Lieut.. (Junior Grade William q,
Colborn, detached photographic Once,
Navy Department. about November Is;
to U. s. S. Nitro.
Lieut.. (Junior Grade) Edward r.
Sperry, detached Navy Yard, Puget
Sound, Wash; to U. 6, S. Hamilton as
engineer officer.
Supply Corps
Lieut.. Comdr. John Seifert Is. c.
Evening star., 1932-11-24

15) BOYS, s5 sUITS-2
longies and vest; dark 60 %
brown. Sizes IA to IT. ~-
(s2) BOYS s4.s5 sUITs-1
and 2 pants; odd lots, S2Q5
8 to II years. ......... ~
(25) BOYS s6.s5 BLUE
SUITS--lopgies, knickers and
vest; all wool cheviots. % OK
z to 8 years. ...,..... V
(6) BOYS SIS LEATHER
COATS-wool lined;
belted. Odd lots. II to % 20
10 ..........,......
(53) BOYS S3.95 AND S5.95
OvERC0ATS-all wool; mostly
all wool lined. 2 to % OK
"a .........,.......
(22) S2.s5 RUGBY SUITS-all
wool; coat and knee
pants to match. to 9 ST 40
years ......,.........
(l2) BOYS s4.95 SAILOR
SUITS-button ons; all wool
blue serge. 4 to 7 S1.05
years ..-.....,...
(16) BOYS S5.95 AND S7.95
SAILOR SUITS-with pants
(longies and straight). Navy
blue serses. = to Q S3.0S
years ................
(136) BOYS sl.I9, $3.50 AND
81 WASH SUITS-broken
lots of better grades, 4 to Too
.................
(63) BOYS $1.19 LONG
PANTS - corduroys with
cuff bottoms, 10 to II 70C
years ..............
fs) BOYS s1.95 OvERCOATS
odd let's in sizes 21s to Too
4 years ................
1897 BOYS So BLANKET
r o b e S-h eavy
weights, Broken lots S1.27
8 to 16 years, ,.......
(16) ROYS' S4.a5 AND $5.9s
SWEATERS - Keller G1 Ok
knit. Pullevers ......
GoldeaberE's-
Evening star., 1932-11-24
Friday Remnants!
UNDIES

WOMEN'S soc RAYON STEP
ms, panties, hloomers and
shortees in neshes; tailored 12c
styles ................ RoS
CHILDREN'S 39c DRAWERS
Winter weight; ankle length 80
Sizes and 8 only. ............ w
CHILDREN'S SOC UNION SUITS
Winter weight: long sleeves. 10o
ankle length. Size g.. AOS
CHLDREN'S 44e WAIST
SUITS-rayon stripe; broken 1OC
WOMEN'S 81 RAYON BLOOM
ERS-"Sadl-Seat" style. An 90
odd lot to clear at. .... -oS
BOYS 69c UNION SUITS-heeced
and part-wool; sizes 6 and 2Qc
8 only. Nv
H~s-
Evening star., 1932-11-24
Friday Remnants!
WINDOW
SHADES

49c OPAQUE SHADES-white,
ecru, green; perfects. 3x6 Or
SIZE. ss..........
9Se OPAQUE SHADES-White,
dark ecru, green; cleanable. SQc
Seconds. 3x6 size. ......... wv
S1.75 HOLLAND SHADES-Lace
trimm ed; white, ecru; Ct 10
Hartshorn rollers; 3x6 size. PA'A>
sec DUPLEX SHADES-Opaques
In green-white, green-ecru. 4Qc
Perfects; 3x6 size. .....
soc AND csc SHADES-Fron bet
ter lines; all colors. Seconds. 0Qc
3x6 size
Goidenberg's-Fourth FIeor
Evening star., 1932-11-24
Odd Lots OF
HOSIERY

35c AND soc HOSIERY-Perfects
and irregulars, including regular
size chardonize and silk hose;
also outsize rayon-and-silk 14c
WOMEN'S soc HOSE, including
perfect chardcnize stockings
and perfect and irregular 20c
mesheS ..................
BOYS AND GIRLS HOSIERY,
25c and 29c grades; perfects and ir-
regulars. rs length for boys, 1Hc
u length for girls. ......... o~
CHILDREN'S 19c AND 25c HOSE
including anklets. half socks and
full length black ribbed hose 10e
(for boys) .........,....... AOS
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1932-11-24
Friday Remnants in
GOODS

81 LEATHER BILL FOLDS, in
black or brown. Genuine SQO
LEATHER FABRIC BAGS, in
underarm and top-handle 11c
styles. Black or brown. ,..,. ~
81 EVENING BAGS, black or
white MORE trimmed with AQc
rhinestones. A few colors, too. ~
GoldeRberg's-Main FlaeE
Evening star., 1932-11-24

on discharge treatment Naval Hospital,
San Diego. Calf, to home. relieved all
active duty.
Construction Corps.
Lieut.. Comdr. Robert velz &C. c., as
sumo duty as inspector Of naval ma
terial. Pittsburgh district. Munhall Pa.
Chaplain Corps.
Lieut.. lJunior Grade) Herbert r
/ Trump &C. h. c., orders Of November
modified detached receiving ship at
New York about January IL; to Naval
Station Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
Warrant OHicers.
Chief Pay Clerk Roscoe w. Beard
detached Aircraft Scouting Force
about January Is; to Naval Air sta
tion. San Diego.
Chief Pay Clerk John d. Dearmin
ON discharge treatment Naval Hospital
Evening star., 1932-11-24
Friday Remnants!
LINGERIE

(I0) 81 FLANNELETTE PAJAMAS
@s.pisos so;;ia styles - sleeveless 30c
(O Sl.9S PAJAMAS-Terry cloths
-one-piece models. Sizes 16 0Qc
and IT. NV
sl.00 LINGETTE SLIPS-strap
and built-up shoulder style; CQc
broken sizes. s................
Goidenberg's--second Floor
Evening star., 1932-11-24
Friday Remnants!
CURTAINS

59c SASH CURTAINS-Cream or
ecru with wide hens. Full 1SC
width. PAIR ............
S9c COTTAGE SETS-6 pieces;
fowered marquisette with SQc
plain color ruffies. ..,,...... w
sSc RUFFLE CURTAINS-Cream
scrirn with colored edging. q DO
rliffie valance. PAIR. ...... S
S2 and $3.50 LACE CURTAINS
! and 2 pair lots-some soiled. Ct
PAIR W.
S1.69 LACE PANELS-Pretty pat
terms in ecru. 50 inches wide, OQo
2l4 yds. long. EACH. ...... wv
S9c PRISCILLA RUFFLE CUR
TAINS-Flow wered marquisette-
-ecru or cream background. S2c
PAIR wv
c~NA
Evening star., 1932-11-24
Friday Remnants!
UPHOLSTERIES

81 AND S1.29 DAMASKS-Pretty
colors but short lengths. SOc
YARD Nv
Ice CRETONNES AND MARQUI-
SETTES; short lengths and 10c
odd bolts. YARD. .......... Ao>
CSC CRETONNES-Shadow- 17o
warps; for hangings, etc. YARD, A'~
$3.50 TAPESTRY COUCH COW
ERS-Stripes and all-over Ct OK
effects. so inches wide. ~A'>c
Acc CRASH CRETONNES - so
inches wide; good colors. 0QC
YARD
GoIdenberK's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1932-11-24
Friday Remnants!
CHINAWARE

(2) S5.98 WAFFLE SETS-22
pieces imported pottery; plates, 6
cups, 6 saucers, batter jug
and plate. syrup jug and G2 40
plate
a. S24.9S DINNER SET-100
pieces; Princess Anne" pattern.
Border decoration; coin gold ham
dies. Slightly incom- C1S M
plete ..................
81 S4.98 DINNER SETS-32
tens s;sSs tens square plates. Com S2.9S
ID $3.50 DINNER SET-112
Sssa1s platinum s5a,, band border S17.o8
(2) $3.9S TEA SETS-2S pieces
imported pottery; colorful % 40
decoration ....,.........
(100) 15c DECORATED PLATES
odds and ends; various sizes, 80
including dinner and soup plates, w
Observation-Disclosures
Evening star., 1932-11-24
Friday Remnants!
COMFORTS

sass WOOL-FuLED COMFORTS
Figured sateen centers, 60 40
plain color borders. EACH. %-'o>
si.79 COTTON COMFORTS-Fig-
ured silkoline; large double ST 20
bed size. EACH, ,........ PA'o~
sl.5o PATCH Swell
stitched and washable. Double C1
bed size YA
Goldenherg's-Faurth Floor
Evening star., 1932-11-24
Friday Remnants!
HOUSEWARES

(I0) Sass ELECTRIC CLOCKS
Sessions make, pedestal-base style;
5-inch dial. Originally G1 Q2
$3.50 ~As>c
(3) sass GAS HEATERS-round
enarneled cylinder heat G1 40
CTS
12) sec BOWL SETS pieces;
yellow glazed. 5 h ndy 1Qc
Sizes
(3) s1.79 FISH AQUARIUMS--
wrought metal floor stand in QQc
green, with 2-gallon bowl. -. ~
(5) SI.sS SMOKING STANDS
cast metal, in green or HQc
tcQ
Goldenberg's-Dovnsta
Evening star., 1932-11-24
BOY BURNED BY GAS
BLAST ASKS 500, 600
MARYLAND Gas Transmission Co
Named Defendant as Result
of Potomac Explosion.
sosoi.l D,sps.ch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md, November "a
AS q result of an explosion of natural
gas near the village of Potomac, this
county. on June % last, causing the
death OF John Esputa of Rockville, an
employe of the company. and Charles
Evening star., 1932-11-24

San Diego, Calf. to home. relieved ell
active duty.
Chief Pay Clerk Edward B. Parker,
detached Naval Air Station, San Diego,
Calf. about January 10; to Aircraft
Scouting Force.
Evening star., 1932-11-24
Friday Remnants!
MEMS DEPT.

(26) MEMS $40 TO SIS TOP
COATS-tweeds, herring
b bones e woFsteds. Sizes "a $6.95
70 AZ .,.....
(66 Prs.l MEMS IS & Sc PANTS
--suitings to match that c. OS
odd coat. 90 to SO ...... po'/o
t3S Prs.) MEMS S3.25 PANTS
'"Dutchsss" brand. Extra % %
heavy. Sizes 81 to AZ go. P-'/
(53) $22,50 g. s25 BLUE SERGE
SUITS for small men and young
men, All wool; color-fast;
Celanese trimmed. 81 S14 0S
and IS ..,..,........,. ~')c
ll10 Prs.l MEMS S1.50-$1.50
WORK PANTS-dark striped C1
worsted effects. Sizes 81 to AZ W
(27 Prs.) YOUNG MEMS So e.
s3.s5 CORDUROY SLACKS-plain
blues, tans, brown: full
"a as-ineh N bottoms Sizes 20 S2,40
w o1
EatAau hal Rlnar
Evening star., 1932-11-24
Friday Remnants!
TOILETRIES

81 GOLDEN PEACOCK
COLD CREAM-for cleans 2Oc
ing the skin ...,........... Nv
10-PIECE TOILET SETS-Peari-
effect: comb. brush, mir
ror, puff box, 6 manicure 50 OF
CHILD'S TOILET SET 1Oo
Comb, brush and miFTer.... ~S
81. 81 FOUNTAIN ,,'sssI. ms sxRINaEs ri Rc
81 MAGNIFYING MIR
RORS-double size with long TO-
lidAtttAC
10e GOLDENBERG'S TOILET
SOAP-Complexion soap for 40
toilet and bath. CAKE. ~
Observation-Disclosures Floor
Evening star., 1932-11-24
Mustache Aids Eyes2

OKLAHOMA CITY R.-Gov. cal
falfa BilP' Murray, with twinkle in
his blue eyes, attributes his keen sight
to his "hahdlebar" mustache. "If you
shave your mustache, it weakens your
eyes,"
Evening star., 1932-11-24
Friday Remnants!
CORSETS

7sc CORSELETTES' and girdles-
fancy brocades. Broken 2Oc
IS q SO CORSELETTES and
girdles-P. n, w. q. and Memo
Flex brands. Broken @ III
sizes ~ pE.ff
Evening star., 1932-11-24

Farmers in the Athlone district Of
the Irish Free State have asked the
Government to establish sugar beet
factory there.
Evening star., 1932-11-24
Friday Remnants!
SPORTSWEAR

WOMEN'S S1.4s SWEATERS and
mesh blouses-long sleeves. 40c
oAOACh ot1Ic'
WOMEN'S 81 SILK BLOUSES-
sleeveless; some with cap 4Qc
sleeves. Soiled. Broken sizes. Nv
GoldenherE's-Seeond Floor
Evening star., 1932-11-24
Friday Remnants!
GIRLS WEAR

GIRLS 49c RLOUSES-broad-
cloths and prints; ! nj g 1Qc
sleeved. Broken sizes. ..... nv
TOTS 59c SWEATERS-slipovers
wee or crew neck. Tan, 400
red, navy, 26 to 30,...... ~
BOYS 49c SUITS-broadcloths
button-on mode els. Blue, 22c
green, tan. 3 to 6 yrs. ..... wv
INFANTS Logging SETS
brushed wool; leggings, sweater
caps; W h t e and 600
pink .................. wv
TOTS 69e FLANNEL ROBES
Peter Pan colors. belted. Sizes 1QC
8 and 4 yrs. s................
Ealdarhere,s-Thira Elaar
Evening star., 1932-11-24

All splendid values No mall phone or G. O. D. orders filled
All sales final
(9) $500 Metal Beds, double size ......,....$ .$345
(2) S24.95 Double Studio Couches ..........$l1.69
(3) $65OO (3-pc) Living Room Suites 5000
Q) $1,000 (4.pc) Bedroom Suite ...........,..$ .$4950
~ $4,000 Hollywood Vanity Dressers ...... $995
(3) $1,000 Odd Chiforohes s..........,.....S96 $500
(6) $1,000 Floor and Bridge Iamns S20S
(4) $500 SAMPLE Inner.Sprins Mattresses Sl289
(2) $1,000 and $4,000 Odd Club Chairs ...... $50
~ $1,000 Odd Chest of Drawers ........... 500
(3 $1,000 Odd Fireside Benches .............S .S395
Cd $1,000 Odd Occasional Table $2,o5
ID S22OO Odd Occasional Table ............. .So.95
Q) $4,000 G-pc.) Bed.Davenport Suite ...... $1,000
Furnu store-Aeross the street
Evening star., 1932-11-24

In the first half OF this year South
Africa produced nearly s130, 0,000. 900 IN
minerals, an increase of nearly $4,000
600 over the same period of 1881.
Evening star., 1932-11-24

t6G) MEMS s2.o8 DUOFOLD
UNION SUITS, No. 3602-Per-
fects; silver random
e. eolor' sizes 81 to Sl.60
(Ill MEMS 81 NIGHTROBES
-Rroadcloths; full cut and AZ
long. Broken sizes. 80. wv
(362) MEMS 35c SHIRTS AND
SHORTS - Pull-over shirts in
Swiss rib: shorts in striped
broadcloths, elastic side C1o
waist. EACH ........... @AN
(43) MEMS 81 WORK SHIRTS
khaki; collar attached. 1Oo
Perfect. Broken sizes. |S
(Sa) MEMS sl.95 COAT
SWEA n S-All-wool button
= front. sizes 50 to G1 40
10 ..'.,,...,,.
(a47) MEMS Ssc AND 5sc
UNION SUITS-athletic style in
checked nainsook. SO, SO 17c
t6) MEMS 50 LUMBERJACKS
suede cloth with zip
per front. 36, 40 and % 10
~ ............,
Main Floor
Evening star., 1932-11-24
Friday Remnants!
LINENS

(l,900 Yds.) SOC MERCERIZED
TABLE DAMASK-mill remnants;
ia TO . yard lengths, Solid 9Qc
colors. So IN. wide. YARD,
1oc HEMSTITCHED NAPKINS
imported mereerized damask; "
assorted solid eelors. EACH. w
lse CRASH ToWELING-27-inch
widths. Has center stripe. 7I n
XAkt1 MINIMUM
GaiaenberE's--Main Fieef
Evening star., 1932-11-24
OBJECTS To WHISTLES
Operator of Hotel Asks Ban Against
Railroad.

l. p. Krueger. operator Of . Summer
resort at Wisconsin Dells. Wis, has
obtained from the state Public Service
Commission an order demanding that
the Chicago. Milwaukee & Pacific Rail-
road Co. quit p'S----r - IN whistles
near his hotel.
Kruger complained that loud and
excessive footing was running his tour
ist business.
Evening star., 1932-11-24
(280) $1.50 and 81
PAJAMAS
A TO d
89C

Faultless, "Nobelt," Stadium
and Phillips-Jones brands.
Regulation coat, MILDLY and
notched collar styles-perfect
and full cut. Some soiled or
muSSed.
Evening star., 1932-11-24
Cieon-Up Of
Daytime Frocks
and Aprons
Csc Each

Nicely made daytime frocks
and bungalow aprons-small sizes.
Second Floor.
Evening star., 1932-11-24
FURNITURE Cleanup!

Few-of-a-kind peces-odd suites-broken assortments
All splendid values No mail phone or c. O. D. orders filled
sales final.