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Evening star., 1932-03-01
NEW A|RMA|L BILL
ASKED AT HEARING
Mead Requests Glover to
Draw Up Measure Covering
Complaints on Awards.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Chairman Mead of the House Post
Office Committee today asked Assistant
Postmaster General Glover to draw up
bill covering complaints against air
mail contract awards.
Mead said the controller general,
members of the Appropriations Com
mittee and of the House Joined him in
a belief that airmail rates should be
reduced further and the whole system
placed in "a more healthy condition.
The Post ONCE chairman particu-
larly asked Glover to deal with the
criticism against extensions larger
than the original award"
Mead pointed out that when the
Watres bill was passed there had been
a minority report and also opposition
from the Appropriations Committee
which had resulted in a clause to safe
guard the principle of competitive bid
ding rather than giving the Postmaster
General discretionary powers on max
ing awards.
Glover Opposes Proposal.
Glover was testifying on legislation
to cancel airmail contracts awarded
WlLIlOuL HA1AAh6'
Glover opposed it on the ground 1t
would be "a serious blow to the airmail
business
IF you want mail in this country car
ried in an open-cockpit ship by young
man sitting on a parachute" he told
the committee, you may be able to
have it done for less. Otherwise I do
not see how the mail can be flown at
much less than at the present time"
Cancellation of contracts to provide
for competitive bidding has been advo-
Gated by independent operators who OBJ
iected to discretion given to the Post
master General to extend routes with
out advertising A bill to that end has
been introduced by Representative
Mead, Democrat, New York.
Another Bill Also Weighed.
Another bill to reduce prevailing air
mail rates and shorten the life Of route
certificates also was taken under con-
sideration.
Glover said Postmaster General
Brown had always been very plain
and outspoken" and had shown in ,tes-
timony preceding the passage OF the
Watres act the danger of having "a
lot of shoestring routes" as result Of
competitive advertising.
Asked if the Post Office Department
had ever favored one company over an
other. Glover said: The Post ONCE De-
partment has never played favorite in
its life"
Evening star., 1932-03-01
NEW PAY CUT BILL
OFFERED IN HOUSE
Hoch Measure Would Affect
Salaries $1,000 and Up
on Graduated Scale.

"A new proposal to slash the salaries
of Government employes-the sixth
measure of this kind to be introduced
in the present session-with provisions
for cutting the salaries from $4,000 up
on a graduated scale of 10 to rs per
cent. was submitted in the House late
Yesterday by Representative Homer
Hoch. Republican, of Kansas
His bill calls for a reduction Of 10
per cent on all salaries from $4,000 TO
81. 600, Is per cent on all salaries from
So 600 to $4,000, 20 per cent on all
salaries from $4,000 to $4,000 and rs
per cent on all salaries above $4,000.
This new proposal comes at time
when the friends in Congress of the
Government employees. and who have
protested vigorously against any salary
slashing, had been led to believe that
the salary hacking campaign had ended
and that the entire program had been
referred by Congress to special
economy committee.
The Hoch bill was referred to the
House Committee on Expenditures, CT
which Representative John J. Cochran
of Missouri is chairman. This commit
Evening star., 1932-03-01
TWO STATES TO FIGHT
DIVERSION OF RIVER
Nebraska and Wyoming officials
Due Here to Protest Colorado
Project on North Platte.

BY the Associated Press.
LINCOLN, Nebr., March NEBRASKA
and Wyoming State officials agreed yes
terday to protest at Washington against
a proposal by Colorado to divert head
waters of the North Platte River.
At the direction of Gov. Bryan r. H.
Willis of Bridgeport, Nebraska, irriga-
ton commissioner, will go to Washing
ton with State Engineer Whiting Of
Wyoming, where they will appear be-
fore reclamation officials in opposition
to the Waterman bill providing for the
diversion of 200, ,000-acre feet of water.
The proposal would send the water
into the Cache La Poudre River through
a collecting canal and tunnel under
the mountains.
Wyoming and Nebraska irrigators and
officials conferred Saturday at Cheyenne
with Gov. A. M. Clark. Plans were
made to oppose the bill introduced by
Senator Waterman of Colorado.
Evening star., 1932-03-01
OPPOSITION VOICED
TO PRICE FIXING
Representative Cox Says
Proposed Law Would
Hit Newspapers.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The view that the fixing by manu-
facturers of the prices for which brand
ed articles may be sold at retail would
deal a serious blow to newspaper adver-
tising was expressed today to a Senate
committee by Representative Cox, Dem
ocrat. of Georgia.
Voicing his opposition before the In
terstate Commerce Committee to a bill
pending which would legalize this, Cox
asked
With the enactment of this legisla-
ton and with all prices fixed what's
to become of the services the newspa-
pers are now rendering the retailer in
advertising his goods?
There would be no incentive for
the retailer to go to the newspaper and
advertise his wares because the public
would know the price was fixed and
would be bought at the same price no
matter where it was purchased"
Senator FesS. Republican, Ohio, said
there were advantages in advertising
outside of the matter of price, but Cox
Evening star., 1932-03-01

CHRISTY RAZOR with
Massage Bar, complete
with Blade, boxed, 10
cents-made and guar
anteed by The Christy
Company, Fremont, o.
Evening star., 1932-03-01

tee previously tabled four other bills
calling for Federal pay roll slashing.
while the fifth bill of that character is
being smothered to death in Senator
Brookhart's Civil Service Subcommittee
Mr.. Hoch claims that his bill avoids
the criticism made against the other
pay-cut bills that they bore too heavily
on the Government workers receiving
low salaries and would not yield a saw
ing that would Offset the great hardship
and suffering that would be caused by
reducing already inadequate salaries.
This BILL" said Mr.. Hoch. "is not
only fair, but avoids the inconsistent
results that would follow from some of
the other reduction bills. Some of those
Evening star., 1932-03-01
Husbands Refusal.
To Fill i'm at Bridge
Causes Divorce Suit
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, March
IA husbands refusal to make
q fourth at bridge has been ad-
vanced as one of the reasons for
q divorce suit.
Mrs. Anthony w. Fly charged
her husband, among other things,
with rudeness, contempt, abuse
and studied neglect. A deposit
ton by Mrs. J. c. Jennings, who
knew the couple in New Orleans,
was offered in support of the di-
vorce petition. 1t charged Mrs.
Fly's husband would refuse to
make a fourth at bridge. although
he was very fond of it, if his wife
asked him, and if any one else
asked him to make fourth he
would do So"
Evening star., 1932-03-01
estRemedyfor
Cough Is Easily
Mixed at Home

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You can actually feel its pene-
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At the same time, it promptly loos-
ems the germ-laden phlegm. This
three-fold action explains why it
brings such quick relief even in
those severe coughs which follow
cold epidemics.
Pinex is a highly concentrated II
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DIMES
IL for Coughs
Evening star., 1932-03-01
MANCHURIAN REPUBLIC
PROCLAIMED FORMALLY

By the Associated Press.
MUKDEN, Manchuria, March l.
The foundation of the new independent
Manchurian Republic was proclaimed
formally here this morning and the
new five-colored national flag was
flown everywhere to celebrate the be-
ginning of a new era of "Tatung"-
great unity.
The formal Inauguration of the new
government under the rule of Henry
Pu-Yi, former boy Emperor of China.
will occur at Chang -Chun. which has
been designated as the capital OF the
new State
Evening star., 1932-03-01
DEMOCRATS TO MEET

Speaker Garner today called a meet
ing of the Democratic Senate anc
House Joint Policy Committee for to-
morrow, at the request of Senator
Robinson, of Arkansas, Democratic fool
leader.
Robinson has a proposition to submit
to the committee, but it remains to be
made public.
Evening star., 1932-03-01

measures would actually result In soma
people receiving more salary than others
who now get higher salaries than
they do"
This means that an employe receiv-
ing SIS 400 would be reduced 500, or
the same as the $1,000 worker. Those
receiving $500 would be cut $3.50. the
same amount as those whose salaries
are $4,000. The reduction of $500 in
salaries of $500 would be the same
as that in stipends Of $4,000.
Evening star., 1932-03-01

insisted 'the real appeal is in the
price"
Opposition of the American Farm
Bureau Federation to the legislation
was expressed by its washington rep
resentative, Chester Gray.
He said its position was based largely
on the belief it would increase prices.
This consideration is of particular
Importance to the farmer under present
economic conditions, when he is having
difficulty in getting the necessities OF
life," Gray added.
Evening star., 1932-03-01

Darwin, storm center Of so much con-
troversy for years, was himself one OF
the gentlest and least pugnacious Of
scientists
Evening star., 1932-01-07

S and Earrings.
! Twisted Metal ChOkers. Were
$l4. Now ....,...........' $40
2 FIorentine Silver Necklaces.
Were Sc. Now ..............A ~
Real Lapis and FlOrentine
Silver Bracel Was 81.
Now ....... ........,..S 81. 10
Real AMETHYST Quartz ana
FIOrentine Silver ChOker. Was
~. NOW ........., '.''' ~
. ChiIdren's 3-Piece French
Enamel Toilet Sets. Were $40.
Now ................ ...'.....
? S-Piece French Enamel Toilet
Sets. Were S18. Now.......Si2
FLOOR
Evening star., 1932-01-07
Luggage Reduced
ab1es Greatly Reduced

Living Room Table; mahogany
and gum. Was $50. Now S28
Gateles Table, solid mahog-
any top. Was $3.50 Now si2.s5
] Tiit-TOp Table; solid mahog-
any. Was $40 Now ....SIi.58
] Butterfly Table, solid mahog-
any top. Was S22 so. Now $3.50
2 Coffee Tables. with solid ma
hogany tops. Were $3.50 each.
Now. each ............. $3.50
l Solid Mahogany Console Ia
Bile, with lid top. Was t37 so.
l Mahogany End Table. Was
$3.50. Now ..........S1 S13.15
l Drop-Leaf End Table, of ma
pile Was $40 Now .....S13.15
/ Gateieg Table. solid mahog-
any top. Was sl8.75. Now S13f5
l End Table, with walnut top.
Was S675. Now ..........S5
| Oak Console Table. Was SIS.
WOW '.....-. ............, I'll
FURNITURE SIXTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1932-01-07
oiletries, Csc Were 81

7 Manicure Sets; slightly
marred.
7 Boxes of Bath Salts.
S Baskets of Bath Salts and
Soap.
2 Novelty Powder Boxes.
81 Boxes of Imported Sachets.
Were 25c. Now w.............I5c
3 Imported Simulated Crystal
Perfume Bottles. Were $3.50.
ANuN . ~
20 Boxes OF Imported Rose Bud
Soap. Were 7Sc Now .... soc
ToILETRIEs, AISLE Is
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-01-07
Toys Greatly Reduced

/ I6-Inch "Steelcraft" Ball
Bearing Veloeipede. Was $40. IS.
NOW $50
l 21-Inch Fairy" Ball-BearinE
Neloc iped de. Was $751; so.
Now ............. $40
/ 16-Inch Flyer" Bearing
Veloci ipede. was S8.95.
Now ..............-.. Nd. -
| Pool Table, complete with
balls and cues; floor sample.
Was $6.75. Now. ........ 1898
II Sets Wicker Doll Furniture,
reduced u. -. -. 49,.
sets were 50. Now. 81 80
g Sets Doll House Furniture.
Were $3.50 Now. Csc
other Toys Greatly Reduced.
THE Toy STORE
Evening star., 1932-01-07
Novelty Jewe1ry, CSC Vas $3.50

IS Novelty Necl
10 Real Stone Rings. Were S6
Now ............. Il
] ONYX and Pendant Necklace
Was S25. Now SIS
2 Real Stone Rings. Were SO
Now ................,. M
, MarcaSite Clips. Were $40,
Now ............... So
9 Cut Steel Clips. Were 1925,
WV ..,.,.s....A NJ
2 Real Carnelian and Fl0rentine
silver Bracelets. Were S6,
Now .............., 81
. Pairs of Real CarneIian and
Fiorentine Earrings. Were So.
NOW ........ ............,..S5
NOVELTY JEWELRY, AISLE 5, F
Evening star., 1932-01-07
Gloves. $1.95 Were $3.50

10 pairs of one-clasp novelty
cuff overseam glace gloves.
In beige and mode. Sizes
534, 6, 612 and 634.
"a pairs of 6-button Pull on
Suede Gloves. in beige only.
Sizes 524 and 6. Were 1895.
Now .................. 81 so
Is pairs of Novelty Cuff Gloves,
in tan and beige. Sizes 5s4, 6
and ga. Were $295. Now, Sl.5O
GLOVES, AISLE IL,
FIRST FL OOR
Evening star., 1932-01-07
Napkins, $1.25 dozen Regularly $3.50
Fine Rugs Reduced

S9x12 Seamless Administer Rugs.
Special ...........S .S19.15
10 High Grade Seamless Axmin-
ster Rugs
9xl2. Were S45. Now SaS. rs
8.3xl0.6 size. Were $50 so.
Now S33. 75
6X9 size. Were $S4.50. Now
SI6.95
3 Oriental Rugs
6x9 Was SITS. Now $3.50
! 7xlo5. Was s285. Now
xl1I.50
RUGS, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-01-07
Housewares Greatly Reduced

4 Utility Cabinets, particularly
useful for storing dishes or
linen; large size. SlChtly i'm
perfect. Were $595. Now S425
Vegetable Binettes; with three
shelves and door. In green.
Shehtly damaged. Were $3.50
NOW ...........,... SItJ
"a tnDainted Bread Boards; i'm
ported. Were 75C. Now a0c
HOUSEWARES, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-01-07
FOURTH FLOOR.
Cabinets. SOC Were 81

20 Four-drawer Shoe Cab
inets, covered with crushed
oilcloth or paper; damaged:
6 chests of drawers for hos
iery, handkerchiefs and &C
cesSories: damaged.
/ Crushed Cloth Covered Four
Drawer Hat Cabinet; as is. Was
S475. Now ..............S 81 ~
| Rose Crushed Cloth Covered
2-Drawer Shoe Cabinet; dam
aged. Was S4.75. Now. ~ 80
. Crushed Cloth Covered Utility
Cabinets, with four shoe draw
ers; lingerie and hosiery draw
ers. AS is. We're 1895. Now 50
NOTIONS, AISLE 81
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-01-07
Silver r-P1ated Ware
Greatly Reduced

/ s-Piece Cocktail Set. Was
7.50 set. Now, set .... $3.50
/ Vase. Was. 500 Now $3.50
! I0-Plece Cocktail Set. Was
$36.5 so Now ..........S2 $50
. Console Sets; black glass with
chromium trimming. Were $3.50.
NO" ...........-.. ............. ~
Legacy Tea Pot. Was S25.
Now ......... ............ NJ 90
Legacy Coffee Pot. Was S25.
ROW ............. 81 d.'h
Legacy Waste Bowl. Was $40.
Now ................. .S'.5B
6 Sets Beverage Glasses; hunt
ing scene. Were $l4.50 set.
Now, set ..............,.. .oU
s Sets Beverage Glasses amber
color. Were IS set. Now, set, SO
/ Crystal Bowl with silver trim.
Was Sl2. Now .........S5
SCI Relish Set. Now .SIO.50
Lemon Plates. Were 81 each.
Now. each ................... 81
Pair Candiesticks; powder
blue. Was $40 pair. Now $50
Flower Bowl; powder blue.
Was $40 Now ............Si
Crystal Bowl, trimmed with
silver. Was $40. Now $50
SIIVERWARE. FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-01-07

Leather Cigarette Box. Was
SO Now ............... SIS
, AlabaSter Cigarette Boxes.
Were IS Now ......... 81. 80
9 Shell Frames, size 6x8. Were
S6. Now ................. S3
ST FLOOR
Evening star., 1932-01-07
Special Purchase of 4,O75 Pieces
Imported Decorated China
On Sale T0morroze at Half Price and Less

Avaret
econg Kuano in
in ndsuchs
these
Evening star., 1932-01-07

sizes and cOlOrS.
| 0ctaEOnal shape Mirrors
size 27X35. was $3.50.
Now Observation-Disclosures. 11..5
= Mantel Mirrors in maple fin
iSh. Were Sl5.75. Now. S6.15
p Pictures, in a variety OF sub
jeCtS. Greatly reduced.
Evening star., 1932-01-07

Fine Quality Chinese Rugs
5x8. Was $3.50. Now Ss9. 80
3x6. Was S675O Now s3..50
2.6x5. Was s48. so. Now S24. 80
l 2,3x4. Was $35. Now S11.58
3 Seamless Broadloom CARPET
Rugs Reduced
6xl2 size. Was $40. Now S35
! 6xl2.l0 size. Was STA. Now
S31 80
sxlo6 size. Was SAC. Now
S23.25
Evening star., 1932-01-07

IOO pairs Fine Quality Marc
Sty.c, with wide hens. Ivory
100 pairs WeII-Made Excellent
Quality, Ruffied MarQuisette
Curtains, Priscilla top rufie
Ivory and beige. pa yards
long. SO inches wide. Spe-
Ila4 ....,s............S pair
a large assortment OF Odd
Pairs of Curtains-at greatly
reduced prices. The collec-
lection includes many diff
ferent types of curtains; /, 2,
and pairs Of a kind.
800 Short LenEths of Very
Good Quality Cretonne-re-
duced a. A good choice of
patterns.
HasSOcks. in yellow and
orchid. Greatly reduce
" ''''..... s......... ...-.. b0c eaCn
DRAPERIEs, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-01-07
Lamps and Shades
Greatly Reduced

Slightly Soilsd or Damaged.
2 Boudoir Lamp and Pin Cush-
ion Combinations; georgette and
silk, in green and orchid. Were
$3.50 Now ...............S ~. 80
Pin Cushion and BOudoir
Lamp Combinations; silk and
georRette Was $3.50. Now. 81
/ 2-Lixht Table Lamp; white
marble. Was $3.50. Now 81. 80
Bridge Shade; peach satin.
Was $3.50 Now. 81. .50
Tailored Bridge Shade, of rust
colored silk Was 81 so. Now 81
2 Parchment Paper Bed Lamps,
in rose Were 50 so. Now. .50
2 Green Silk Bed Lamps. Were
S5 Now. 81
LAMPS AND SHADES
CryENTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1932-01-07
Girls 3-Piece Suits, S2.95 ~t;; ss;;

Jersey Sports Suits skirt blouse and cardigan jacket in
green, blue and wine. Sizes to 6.
Sweaters. in
regulation mddieS neckS Sizes g. H. IA
Broken sizes Were 81 and n fhd M 16 Were S2sS so 4,
1 GTf Tweed Riding Habit Size r. Was s2g So Now
GIRLS SPORTSMAN, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-01-07

II Imported Meat Boards; OBJ
long shape with handles
Were 90c. Now i5c
3 shoe Boxes: will hold 6 pairs
OF shoes and has an extra
drawer for hosiery. Were
&345. Now .SI,D5
2 Spark Guards; 25x3l inches.
Slightly damaged. Were S4.75.
Now 80 *
smoker Set Gard Tables. Were
S7,95. Now .............Si.
Evening star., 1932-01-07
COTTON UNDER WEHK
THIRD FLOOR.

Scft urbans and Hats
95c each Were S2.o5
IS; in several smart styles
that can be worn on nu-
merous occasions. Black,
brown, navy, tan, and green.
NECKWEAR, AISLE l5
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-01-07
Smoking Accessories, Frames Reduced

Cigarette Box. Was $3.50.
NOW ...... ............ SLID
I Leather Cigarette Holder with
match box holder. Was S2.75.
SMOKING ACCESSORIES, AISLE 2.
Evening star., 1932-01-07
Children's Socks, 4 pairs, 81
Girls Wool Dresses, $3.95 S"Ss "sS

-; in brown rust and blue Sizes 8, TO- - and "A.
fabrics. Sizes dark coorS sizes ~:
to IA. We're $l95. and IA were $3.50 10
90 Girls printed fabrics Sizes "a were
GR1s' APPAREL FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-01-07
Infants Dresses, SOC Were CSC each

An assortment of 35 dresses Friday only soc each
10 Infants Silk and Angora Bonnets reduced:
Evening star., 1932-01-07

Felt Hats, 81
Were s. and $40
25 Hats, with brims and in
clcse-f fitting styles. Trim
med with ribbons and
feathers. Black, brown,
navy, green, Spanish tile.
25 Hats of felt and chenille in
close fitting models. Black,
brown. navy, beige and green:
Were IS. Now ..............H 81
MILLINERY. THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1932-01-07
Art Embroidery Greatly Reduced

/ BOudOir Doll. dressed in vel
low tatfeta. Soiled. Was $l0,95.
Now ............ SIS
9 Imported Ienci Dolls; attrac-
lively dressed. Soiled-
was S5.95. Now .......S 81. .9J
l was $685.. Now ..... .S3.5O
Evening star., 1932-01-07
Philco Radio, $3.50

WaS VIZ
l Philco Seven Tube Radio.
Musette Radio. Was S65 so.
Now S39. so
Majestic Nine-Tube Radio.
Was S14950. Now ....SlIG
Atwater Kent Eight-Tube Ra-
dIa. Was s139. Now .... $40. 80
Philco Nine-Tube Radio. Was
$l4S.50. Now ............S8 S8a. 80
Bosch Eight-Tube Radio. Was
s97.50. Now .............S S59.S8
Philco Combination Radio and
Electrola. Was Sis. Now S69.5 so
General Electric Combination
Nine Tube Superheterodynf.
Was 1906, so. Now .........SI25
I Eastman Protector. Was S301.
NOW ............. SI0J
RADIO GALLERIES
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-01-07
Phi1ippine Gowns
Greatly Reduced

10 Philippine Handma lie Gowns,
in white. with hand-embroid-
cry; long-sleeved styles. Reg
ular and extra sizes. Were 50
and $3.50 Now ....,.. ST 95
13 Philippine Gowns. in paStelS.
Kimono or sleeveless styles;
entirely handmade. Size u.
Were s1.45. Now ........ .S5e
l6 Philippine Handmade Gowns,
In sleeveless styles. White or
pastels. Sizes Il and is. Were
Sl95. Now ...... 81 50
IL pairs One-piece Rayon Pa
jamas, in q variety Of colors.
Small sizes. Were 81. Now ssc
12 pairs 2-piece Rayon Pa
jamas; polka dotted pattern, in
assorted colors. Were 2 95:
now -. -
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Wool1en Frocks, S2.sS

We're S3.95 and $5.95
10 apiece Dresses, with
colored blouses, and dark
skirts in contrasting colors.
Also, one-piece novelty jer-
sey frocks, in small sizes.
LAS is"
: Printed Rayon Froeks; long
sleeved STYLES, in dark colors.
trimmed wi h contrasting
shades Small sizes; AS Is"
Were $295. Now........95 95c
3 Satin Frocksi 2 in black, with
cane sleeves; l in brown with
matching Jacket. "As is" Were
$40. NOW NS.55
HOME FRoCKs, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-01-07

ge. pa yards long.
Dressing Tables and Stools;
slightly msrred. Were $3.50
complete. Now. S4.95 complete
j Dressing Table and Stool;
unfinished. Was $6 complete.
Now ..........S3.55 complete
~ Wood Pole Curtain Rods,
particularly desirable for
hanging curtains with Pris-
ella ruffied tops. Blue. rose,
ivory. orchid. and green.
Greatly reduced to. 49,. 25c
8 Tapestry Panels Reduced.
2 Panels; ~ inches high, 81
inches wide. Were $50.
no" ............. CSC
Panels; SO inches high. 4e
inches wide. Were $2.s5.
wv ........... NJ ~
2 Panels; Sc inches high, SO
inches wide. Were $3.50.
NON 3.Du
Evening star., 1932-01-07
Remnant Day Opportunities-Save Il to Z an
Defiance Auto Tires
Reduced "a
Confectionery Reduced

Confectionery Reduced
Gift Boxes, containing fruit
cakes. plum pudding and bran
dy hard sauce. Were $3.50:
NOV ''''NS
Individual Plum Puddings; 8
in box. Were 81. Now ..,..M
4 Boxes OF Chocolates. Were 81.
now .:.,o.:...'. -
Fruit Cakes. Were SO each;
Now Observation-Disclosures. 81 80
Fruit Cakes. Were 50. Now 81
Fancy Ginger Jars. filled with
preserved ginger. Were So: 30;
NON .s.'. 80 '"'''"
Fancy Jars, filled with pre-
served ginger. Were 81 Now 81
IL Chocolate Santa Claus. Were
5Oc Now ................ .-0c
9s Imported Novelty Boxes. At
Half Price .........: "5c 10 "
ia AIabaster Jars. Were sl.75.
NOW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
IL Alabaster Jars. Were -.
3S Imported Novelty Dishes. At
Half Price ...,.... soc to S.5O
CANDIES, AISLE IA
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1932-01-07
Hanging Picture Frames Reduced to 35c

100 Hanging Picture Frames,
4 Photograph Frames in silver
hnish. Were 81. Now ......5 soc
3 Photograph Frames with pas
tel shades; l0xl3i2. Shghfiv i'm
p e /. Greatly reduced
each .............. 81
PICTURES, SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-01-07

RayOn-COyered Dresser Boxes
and Trays "as is" Were S1.75.
NOW ...................SI
! Imported Black Elephant,
inches high; as is" Was $495.
Now Observation-Disclosures. S295
ART EMBROIDERY, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-01-07

! Crystal Tree. Was $3.50 Now
81 80
| ClOiSonne Smoking Set. Was
SL5O. NOW .................. Nd
1 Musical Powder Box. Was s5
NOW ................. ~
Evening star., 1932-01-07
Table Glassware Special 18c each

SUI pieces, including Sherbets, beverage @
Would regularly be much more.
6o Cups and Saucers, of col .
oTed glass. Special, cup and
saucer. complete MIX. I0c
30 sugar and Cream SETS of od
colored glass. Special
GLASSWARE, FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1932-01-07
Egyptian Parchment Paper, CSC
Girls Softee Hats, $1.45 Were s1.95

26 Popular sofee Hats of felt with quill trim Red
and green
30 Imported AngOra Beres
GIRLS AND JUNIORS MILLINERY, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-01-07
Marquisette Curtains Special CSC pair

100 pairs Fine Quality Marquisette lovely tailored
St,c, with wide hens Ivory and beige "a yards long