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HOME BUILDINGS
AGAIN HAVE LEAD
November Summary Includes
As 0ne-FamiIy Dwellings,
Total, $500, ,585.
Continued From First Page.)

Louis Moss, architect to erect one 2
story brick and frame dwelling, 4330
Forty-fourth street; to cost $4,000.
J. C. Phillips, owner and builder; F.
G. Wilcox, designer: to erect one q
story brick and tile dwelling, 1928
Eighth street; to cost S6.50O.
Orville T. Carl, owner and builder;
J. L. Turner, designer; to erect one
1-story frame dwelling, 1400 Seven
teenth street southeast; to cost $4,000.
Louis r Rouleau, owner, designer
and builder; to erect one 2-story brick
and frame dwelling, 440l Garrison
street; to cost $4,000.
william A Stuart. owner and builder;
L. T. Stephens. designer; to erect one
2-story tile. concrete block and brick
dwelling. 4619 Forty-seventh street; to
cost $500.
Robert Woods Bliss, owner; Beatrix
Tarrand; designer; John w. Davis,
builder; to erect one 1-Story brick
private kennels, 3215 S street; to cost
$4,000.
Jessie Lincoln Randolph, owner;
Volney o. Chase, architect; Robert J..
Randolph, builder; to erect one 3-sto1y
brick and frame addition, 1912 N street;
to cost $4,000.
E. A. Pessagno, owner and builder;
to erect one 1-story brick store, 1921
Twelfth street northeast; to cost $4,000.
Washington Gas Light Co. owners
and builders; j. B. Fox, designer; to
erect one l-story brick addition, q
street, between New Hampshire avenue
and Twenty-sixth street; to cost $4,000.
Blue Bell System, Inc, owner;
Pringle & Arnold builders: to remodel
502 Ninth street; to cost $500.
Mrs. Bertha Helm, owner and build
er: Warren w. Ferris. designer; to
erect one 2-story brick addition and
garage, 1912 P street, to cost $1,000.
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YULE CELEBRATION SET
Columbia Training School Plans
Dinner Wednesday.

The annual Christmas celebration of
the Columbia Bible Training School
will be held at the Y. w. C. A., Seven
teenth and K streets, with a dinner
and program beginning at 6:15 o'clock,
Wednesday Representative C. Ellis
Moore of Ohio will speak.
Grace Weekley, president Of the stu
dent assembly, will conduct candle
lighting service. aided by a quartet
Alice Haig, Thelma Gundersen, Charlie
ton E. Myers and Culvin S. Totem
with Miss Annabeth Muilenberg at the
piano. Dr. John E. Briggs, pastor OF
Fifth Baptist Church; DR.. T. T. Rob-
erts of the Christian Board of Educa-
ton and DR.. George Fisk Dudley, rec
tor of st. Stephens Episcopal Church,
will participate. The public is invited.
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BALTIMORE SPEAKER
DR.. John MILAN to Be at Chevy
Chase Church.

DR.. John MILAN of Baltimore will be
the speaker tomorrow morning at the
First Methodist Church of Chevy Chase
The young people will meet for supper
at O'Clock, after which they will form
two groups for study. Supper will be
served by Heber Rice. Donald Mcleod,
Lucille Springer and Elaine Bush.
The Woman's Missionary Society will
meet Tuesday evening at the home OF
Mrs. William E. Springer on West
Lenox street, when a special Christmas
program will be given.
The Official Board will meet at the
church Wednesday evening, and Thurs
day evening there will be the usual
prayer service, when the pastor will
have for his subject Gods Answer to
Prayer"
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SERMONS ANNOUNCED
Rev. H. L. Collier Will Speak al
Full Gospel Tabernacle.

There will be four services at the
Full Gospel Tabernacle, North Capitol
and K streets. tomorrow. The pastor,
Rev. Harry L. Collier, will preach at IL
am. on The Silver Trumpets," and at
the evangehstic service at 7:30 pm. on
The Light of the Morning"
The pentecostal healing service will
be held Wednesday at 7:45 pm, and
the Bible study class Thursday at 7:45
pm. Prayer services are held Tuesday
at pm. and Friday at 745 pm. The
Junior Crusaders Bible classes are held
Friday at 7:45 pm
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COST OF MATERIALS OFF
Slight Drop in Wholesale Price
During Week Recorded.

A slight decline in the wholesale cost
Of building materials was recorded dur
ing the week ending December 3, ac-
cording to the current study by the
United States Bureau Of Labor Stats
tics.
The index number for the group Of
commodities was 705 week ago, as
compared with 7Q.7 for the two preced-
ing weeks. The index numbers are
based on average prices of 1926 as be-
ing 100 in the scale
The wholesale cost of housefurnishing
goods remained steady. the index being
725, the same as for the preceding four
weeks .-.,-. -..-..-.
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BANKER TO GIVE TALK
w. II. C. Brown to Speak at Lin
coin Conversational Temple.

The Mems Brotherhood of Lincoln
Congregational Temple will meet tomor-
row at 9:45 am. The inspirational ad-
dress will be given by w. H. c. Brown.
president Of the Industrial Savings
Bank. At the IL o'clock service. Dr.
B. w. Brooks will speak on "A Gospel
of Good News" The vested chorus
will render special musical selections
Holy communion will be observed.
The installation service for the
officers of the Mems Brotherhood will
be held at 8 pm The address will be
delivered by DR.. Arthur F. Elmes, pas
tor of the Peoples Congregational
Church. Special musical selections will
be rendered.
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COLONIAL STYLE HOME LOOKS N

a smaller one, each provided with a
good closet, and all served by the same
bath. Every room in the house is ven
tilated from two sides, excepting, of
course, the dining alcove. Windows
are of the double-hung type.
The lines Of the house are empha-
sized by the clapboards, which are
exposed 10 inches to the weather. They.
together with the trim, window sash
and doors, are to be painted white
Shutters are to be dark blue-green. and
the chimney dull deep red brick, If
possible.
The roof may be slate or shingles.
the latter more appropriate, the former,
because of its durability, less expensive
in the long run.
Any part of the country may furnish
appropriate background for this house.
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DIR. TAYLOR TO TALK
"Christianity and the Crisis" Will
Be Subject of Sermon.

At the Central Presbyterian Church
tomorrow morning the pastor, DR..
James H. Taylor. will preach ON Chris
tianity and the Crisis and in the eve
ming on Miracles of Healing"
The annual giving Christmas service
OF the Sunday school will be observed
Thursday evening 1t has been the
custom for number of years to observe
a giving Christmas, at which time all
the classes of the Sunday school bring
gifts Of toys. clothing, food, shoes, gloves
and money, to be sent to the mountain
schools and orphans homes and to the
families of deceased ministers. This
year gifts will be sent to the following
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Boxes containing these gifts win be sene
to these schools in time for the cele-
bration Of Christmas.
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Police Of Shanghai. China, consore1
1,107 motion picture films last year.
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$4,000 AT HOME SHOW
Recent Buffalo Event Indication of
WIDESPREAD Interest.

Evidence of widespread public inter-
est in new homes and in ideas for i'm
proved housing is seen by members OF
the National Association of Real Estate
Boards in reports that more than $4,000
persons attended the better home show
recently conducted by the Buffalo Real
Estate Board.
The large attendance was drawn de-
spite rain that fell during the first three
nights of the week of the exposition
The attendance the previous year was
crowd. estimated at $4,000. was said to
be the largest ever assembled in the au-
ditorium.
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is by no means prohibited.
The visitor passes through a small
vestibule, on one side of which is a
lavatory and on the other coat closet,
into one end of the living room. 1t
really is an alcove, serving to house the
stair, and communicating through a
small hall with the kitchen.
The service entrance at the SIDE con-
meets directly with the basement as well
as the kitchen. Between the kitchen
and the dining porch is most useful
combination pantry and dining alcove.
Both the alcove and the porch are
entered directly from the living room.
Upstairs are two large bed rooms and
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mountain, schools: Grundy, Va: Blue
Ridge Academy, The Hollows, Va;
Banner Elk, N. c.. and to the Presby-
terrain Orphans Home at Lynchburg,
Va; to the Salvation Army and to the
Central Union Mission of this city
Evening star., 1932-02-04
Mems Two Trousers
.Stfits, Sl8.75 Were S35

IS Suits from regular stock reduced to
this low price ServiCeable fabrics in
plain and patterned effects. Trousers
alterations only Regular sizes "a, 35, 36,
38. 80. 40 and AZ; short 40.
Evening star., 1932-02-04
Hand-Faced Broadloom
Carpst-Great1v Reduced

? pieces, 81 inches by IL feet. Were s27.
i piece, 4.4x8. Was se,75 yard. Now
1 piece, Axe. Was 1878 yard. Now,
I piece, 42x9. Was SO yard Now S2475 piece
! SKIP piece. Was So yard, Now SEQ * piece
I 36x12 piece. Was s6. IS yard. Now $40 * piece
% yards %Width Plain Taupe wilton CARPET
was S425 vard. Now ........... s2.25 ward
- pieces Fine Quality Carpet with finished
ends discontinued patterns and S m p e
pieces. Special
& pieces, 18x27 size. .............. 95r each
pieces, 27XS6 size. ST Ak each
I piece, - feet hv % inch BroadIoom Garnet
] 9x12 Plain Taupe Color Seamless Garnet.
Was $50 50 Now w............,....-...... $3.50
was s32 Now NATURALIZATION. SIG
] 213-vard piece wilton Carpet, in green
22h-yaTd piece u Carpet, in sand color
Yves Sl2. Now Observation-Disclosures. .S525
! esi piece u Plain Taupe Carpet Was sl3
NOW ..........., OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .S5.25
CARPETS FIFTH Floor
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Baby Carriages Reduced

Baby Carriages Reduced -
!; was S!250 Now. .........''..'''..' saS SaS
!. SG3 so NOW 90
BABY CARRIAGES, FOURTH FLOOR.
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JUVENILES APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
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Si1ver-P1ated Pieces Reduced

/ S-piece Beverage Set. Was $3.50 Now, Sc
] Vase. Was $40 Now. ow................... -
/ 9-piece Beverage Set; green and plated sill
yer. Was $3.50. Now .:..........,..: .sl5
Beverage Gassesj hunting scene. Were
l45O set Now. ....................& IS set
2 pairs Black Glass CandIesticks. Were 1925
DdiT NOW % "a,
2 Black Glass Vases. Were 81 each. Now 81 each
/ pair Crystal Candlesticks Was $40 pair
/ Crystal Dish. was $40 Now ..........S $3.50
l 2-piece Salad Set. Was $2l. Now. $3.50
Crystal Bowls
l was Sl2 Now Observation-Disclosures.
Cares T9S Pots IIT NGe We're ;25
2 Wastes
was $40. Now. ow.......................
! was $3.50 Now. ow......................S3 $3.50
/ 3-piece Tea Set. was s55. Now......... S25
2 pairs Tall Candlesticks. Were SIS pair
3 pairs Sterling Silver Low Candlesticks;
! pair; was 1895. Now.
pairs: were SIS. Observation-Disclosures
SILVERWARE, FIRST FLOOR.
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Silk Crepe Pajamas, S5'99

n PTP JIU ava 5IG.OU
Lace-Trimmed and Tailored Silk Crepe
Pajamas. in two-piece styles.
Lovely Handmade Pajamas Of silk crepe. in
two-piece styles We're $3.50. Now s795
2 Tailored Silk Crepe Gowns, in fitted style
with fared skirt. Were $3.50 Now. -. .SI95
SILK UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR.
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IRIS FURNISHINGS, FOURTH FLOOR.
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Books Reduced u Price

All in Leather Bindings
Cambridge Book of Poetry" Was s.
/ Poems of Robert Louis Stevenson" "ssSs
81 Now prourinr Was 81
j 'PoeticaI Works of Shelley" Was 81
Now ....................... .........: 80
/ Poems Of Oscar wilde" Was 81. NOW 2
/ Robert Burns" Was 50. Now; -
/ walter Scott Poems" Was 81 Now S2
] Table of Books of Fiction. Were ~ ana
81 So Nov a.. p,.,d,nr.sS sSc
l Table of Miscellaneous Books-Reduced TO
y Price and Less.
THE BOOK STORE
ATsLES 23-25. FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-02-04
Chi1dren's Hose Reduced

81 Pairs Misses Lsle Hose, in beige and fawn-
brown. Sizes 8l2 to 10. Were SOC pair. Now
3 pairs, 81
30 Pairs ChiIdren's Heavy Ribbed Stockings,
in black for gym wear. Sizes 6, Z, Si7, 9 and
10 Were soc pair. Now .........4 pairs. SOC
CHILDREN'S HOSIERY
AISLE IT, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-02-04
Fine Quality Chinese Rigs
Less Than Half Price

Fine Quality Chinese Rugs
5x8 8 size was Sl5o 80 zd Nov sS9'5e sS95
? 625 Size; was s485o Now. ...... S2I,75
! 9x12 Size Sand Color Chinese Rusi "as is,
2.sx4 Chinese S Rug. was ss5. Now. .si4.75
! 5x105 Oriental Rug. Was s285. Now: $40
l 9x12 Size Fine Quality American Oriental
Renroducsion. Was Sl25 Now. ........ $3.50
size 9xl2; were s45 Now w.........S SIS
2 size 9Xl2; were S495O Now. w.,...... 29.15
size s 9xI2; were e. $47 - So Now. 81 ST. q
size 1873: was S32 so. Now. ......... .S19.15
Fine Quality Seamless Administer Rug; 6x9
size. Was s34 so. Now ................S .S16.15
s.Sx106 Fine Quality Seamless Administer
Rug Was s42 So NoW.................S 22.95
1 106xl3.6 io-Persian wilton Rug Was
1902 so. Now Observation-Disclosures. .$119.50
I2rrcs E1FrH FL DOR
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Poirette Compacts, S5'95
Were y2U

" ere yIU
Poirette Compacts of peach figured ba-
tiste and elastic With embroidered net
brassiere top. Sizes %, 81, 80, 80 and "a:
Elastic Step-in Girdles with satin panel
front. sizes 27, 29 and 81. Were sl2 50:
sVx ; Woodtbrop CIasp-Front Girdles for the short
fgure Of peach broche and elastic. Sizes 28
80 81. 80, 80 and 81 Were Sl050. Now. So. .95
6 French Imported Garter Belts of georgette
or lace; broken sizes. Were $3.50 Now. 81
10 Lily of France, Natures Rival, Woodthrop
and Bien Joie Side-Hook Girdles Of broche
or crepe de chire and elastic. Sizes 26. %.
30. 32 80 and 81 Were IS. Now. So 91
Double-Ye Corset Brassieres Of pink broche
and treco top. with inner belt Sizes 36: 80.
40 and AZ Were IS. Now. .... 49,. 81 s.
boned, LONG model Sizes 80, 81 and 30 We're We're
De BevoIs. Corsettes OF satin tqured brocEe
with jersev bust section. Sizes "a. 40 and a.
Were $3.50 Now ................... .Si90
CORSrTs THIRD FLOOR.
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Chi1dren's Hats, CSC
Uo~e S305 nud/S5

n ere SJ.70 ana %
25 Hats, of felt, velvet. and Tally-Ho,
suitable for boys and girls, to 6.
I2 Little Boys Suits, of linen, in white and
green: Sizes 2 to s: Were s1.s5. Now: :S.45
prints Sizes 2 to 6. Were 81 95. Now S1.45
8 Little Girls Dresses. of hankie lawn. Sizes
2 Pairs Tally-Ho LegginEs, in orchid and
green Sizes and 3. Were $40. Now 50 95
Pairs Jersey Zipp- Legginss, in navy blue.
II Pairs Suede Zipp-on Legxings, in green, CO.
pen, red. and brown. Sizes 2, and 4. Were
JUVENILES APPAREL. FOURTH FLOOR.
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Luggage Reduced

] Hat Box. Was S25. Now. $40
! 24-inch Hartmann Hanger Case. Was SO
:
eO-n. Hanger Case. Was sl3 so. Now. 50: :15
l Sharkskin Suitcase. Was s45 Now S25
] Suitcase. Was 500. Now. ................S $40
Womans Fitted Dressing Case. Was $40
Now ..................S S12,5G
| Fitted Case Was $40. Now............s2O
LUGGAGE. FOURTH FLOOR
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Junior Misses Pumps
and Oxfords, s3.75 pair

Were S., $3.50 and S6.5O
IL pairs Junior. Misses Suede Pumps. in
A S, sia, 6. 6Ia, 71a; B 8. 4ia, 5. s; C 3I5,
AZ, s. 5h 6, and 61a. Were $3.50
NOW .........,.... %, -
i nairs Junior Misses Tan Elk .Oxforts. with
Kiltie toneue, and leather. soleS Sizes B
AZ, c 212, 3, and Az Were $3.50
is psirs Junior Misses Patent Leather strap
Pumps: with innstep, BUCKLE, Leather heels
9 2H, 3, 4, Az, 6, 61a and 8. Were S. 50:
Now ,c,. sci i.s a.; %
made bv Laird schober. and Company. Sizes
s, 7, 7la; C and ga. Were so
! FJ pairs Junior Girls Two-toned oxfords; Of
camel elk. with tan calf trim. Sizes A
l3la; D 1877, 10, and 1917. Were IS:
10 NOT pairs ChiIdren's oxfords Of tan elk and
two;toned leather with Leather ,s sqles Sizes %
9. and 1oi3;. Were $3.50 and IS. Now; S2.95
q pairs Children's Morcasin Oxfords and High
shoes OF smoked elk. in tan and white.
FLEXIBLE leather soles;- Sizes 8. 4, s. 7, ard 3:
Were So so and SO. Now ................Sf.45
CHIIpREN'S SHOES FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1932-02-04
Girls Furnishings Reduced

40 Striped Outing Flannel Pajamasi sizes 2, 4
sao 81 silk Wool Cotton Combinations, WITH Gs9
French leg (Dalby make. Sizes 4 and g.
Were Sl.25. NOW .........................1 15c
Is. Were $3.50. Now ..................S7.5O
IL Glove Silk and French Crepe Pajamas, in
one and two piece styles. Sizes Is to IT,
were 30. NOW .SZ3S
Is Girls Lace-Trimmed Crepe de Chine Slips
and Combinations. Sizes to 6. Were l95.
Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .95c
GIRLS FURNISHINGS, FOURTH FLOOR.
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Walnut Room Dresses

JFPuUy hPHNCPu
Evening Gowns OF satin, tareta, crepe and
velvet. Sizes So and SO. Were S6s5o and
Dinner and Evening Gowns Of velvet and
canton crepe. Sizes 34 3s and SO. Were
IL Gowns for afternoon, dinner and evening
Of velvet, crepe, canton and imported fabrics:
Sizes Sc, 38. 40. AZ and 46. We're 1880 and
SSS0U NOW S~S
THE WALNUT Room, THIRD FLOOR.
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Wool Filled Comforts
Greatly Reduced

Ure0Tv HedHCPd
| Lambs Wool Filled Comfort. covered in blue
satin. with scaloped edge. 72xS4-inch size:
Was $3.50 Now W................... 70
/ Lambs Wool FILLED Comfort, covered with
peach colored rayon; soiled Was Fl0g5-
Lambs Wool Filled Comfort with ravon
cover, in rose.and- gold; :, 72x84-inch Size
/ Lambs Wool Filled Comfort sateen cover,
rose 72xS4-inch size Was sl2. Now $3.50
Pr ANYF-S SFCONn FLOOR
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Girls Sportswear Reduced

S-Piece Sports Suit Of wool jersey Size IS:
Blue Wool Sports Dress in one-piece style.
Size IS. Was So Now ,.,.;;....... .ss.o5
I6 Blouses of printed broadcloth. Sizes to
l6 Were S1.95. Now w....................s5 .s5o
2-Piece Navy Blue Jersey Sports Dresses,
with hookless fasteners at the neck and on
the skirt Sizes 12 to Is. Were IS. .95. Now s2.95
6 Junior Misses 2-Piece Knitted Sports Dress
es. Sizes II to IT. Were s5.95. Now S2A5
GIRLS SPORTSMAN, FOURTH FLOOR
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Novelties Reduced
Blue Leather Frame.

Blue Leather Frame. 9x11 size. Was IS
NOW "
2 Leather Cigarette Boxes
was siZ50 NOW .............,.'.'.....,M
Table Lighter. Was $40. Now............s5 IS
Alabaster Cigarette Box. "As is" Was
2 Frames
ska size. Was SIS. Now...............s3 SO
Blue Leather Frame 1Ox13 size. LAS is
CUTLERY AND FRAMES
AISLE 3, FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1932-02-04
Wonen's Shoes Reduced

13 Pairs of Brown Kid and Brown Caifskin
strap Pumps and OxfOrds. Sizes in the com
bined lot; AAA 8. 7i2; AA 6, 6l3; 4, 6la;
II Pairs Of Evening Slippers; including silver
kid opera pumps and MORE strap pumps, suit
able for dyeing. Sizes in the combined lot:
AAA 5; AA S, 5ls; A 4 4, AZ; 3la. 4
and s. Were $40 and 80. Now. AIS
WoMENs SHOES. THIRD FLOOR
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Infants Jackets, $2'9S

Dainty Little Handmade Jackets, with
touches of hand-embroidery.
3 Infants Crocheted Sacaues, trimmed in pink
and blue Were SIS Now ........... 81. IS
? Soft Woollen Shawls. Were 81 so. Now CSC
/ Infants Handmade Bunting; hand-embroid
cred. Was $3.50. Now ................ S5.95
10 Pairs Infants Pants.
8 pairs: were CSC. Now. 45c
Play Pen, With floor; slightly damaged. was
s6.e5. Now ..............'.......'.' 1870
INFANTS APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
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Rhinestone Bracelets, S1'25

~ 81 p&''O
IS smart Rhinestone Band Bracelets
S0-Inch ONYX and Crystal Necklace. Was
/ 5-strand Imitation Pearl Necklace, with
imitation pearl and baguette crystal pendarn,to
] Rhinestone Pendant Necklace, set in sterling
silver. Was sl2 Now ............ -
! Woven Imitation Pearl Bracelet. Was So
Red CRYSTAL RondeIi French Choker. was
500. Now Observation-Disclosures. $40
8 Real stone Necklaces; 2-strand oEyv. chryso.
prase and chalcedony We're SIS. Now: SIS
/ Imitation Jade and Rose Quartz Necklace.
in 30-inch length. Was s15. Now $40
/ Yellow and Rhinestone French Choker was
BaEnette Crystal Choker was S. Now So
/ Black, Green and Crystal Choker. Was So
i Flortntine Silver and Chrysoprase Bracelet;
1oo 100 Soveity Necklaces and Earrings. Were
CSC each Now. Observation-Disclosures. .45c
- Necklaces in a variety of colors and styles;
Is Novelty Necklaces; various colors and
styles. Were 81. Now. 75c
q Chokers; various colors Were $50 Now. s5
/ Rhinestone and Colored Stone Pin. Was
Cut Steel Clips. Were S. Now So
1 Real Carnelan and Marcasite Choker. Was
&c Crystal Ring was S. Now .....,....u
8 Real Stone Rings in variety Of colors
Were 81. Now. ,.....~ "
NOVELTY JEwELRY, AISLE S, FIRST FLOOR.
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CHnnREN,s SHoEs. FOURTH FLOOR.
Bows Shoes Reduced

q Pairs Youths Oxfords Of tan and black
calf, with leather soles. Sizes IL. l1b, y,
1917, 49, and II. Were $3.50 and s5.
g. 9 Pairs BOYS orfords, Of tan cali, with
G and ~. Were SIS. Now. ow.............S3.75
CH1LpRENs SHOES, FOURTH FLOOR.
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Manufacturers Sample Line of
Cotton Slips and
Underwear. h8c to CSC

II Cotton Knit Slipsi built shoulder style
in gray; regular sizes. Would regularly be u
! Muslin Costume Slips strap or built-up
shoulder styles. Sizes SO to 40. Would regu-
larry be 81. NOW .ooO
IS NainsoOk Costume Slips. with lace and
embroidery; strap built-up shoulder styles
Sizes SO and 40 to so. Would regularly De
Slko st; nsntes and 'bia;;iere Of prstc
ed voile. Sizes 80 and 34 Would regularly
be s. Now .c:......: sse
in regular sizes; extra sizes, trimmed with
embroidery Longer lengths. Would regularly
8 Envelope Chemise OF soft nainsook, lace
trimmed. Sizes 40 and AZ. Would regularly
2 Straightline Chemise, with built-up Shoul-
ders Sizes 40. a and As. Would regularly be
9I.oU NOW oOC
23 Pairs Novelty Print PajamasI 1-piece styles,
in checked and figured patterns. Sizes IS and
l6 Would regularly be Sl95 Now ..... .g5e
IL Long -Sleeved FIannelette Gowns, in white
or striped patterns. Sizes 49, IT and l9
would regularly be 81 Now ............s1.35
COTTON UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR.
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Decorated Imported
China Pieces-Specia1

i Sugar and Cream Sets mostly ones11f,a,, a,
J. Gold Encrusted Dinner Plates mostly one
ot-a- kind ................. 35c each
. Covered Dishes: bue-and-gold $3.50 eacS
200 after Dinner Coffee Guns and Sarr"rS;
variety NJ decorations Rold-hned. with =
rratt gold hend1ns: cup and Saucer...... .3Sc
2H0 Breakfast Plates; choice Of several pat.
500 Pieces Decorated Imported Ch-a Din
rerware-odds and ends. but all useful pieces,
SpeciaI ...................... 15c to SO
Evening star., 1932-02-04
Tomorrow-Remnant Day Thrift Opportunities
Art Embroidery Reduced

Satin Bed Spreads; double size. in rose and
green. Soiled Were sl295. Now SS.95
Table Runners, Of brocade-and- velvet; As
inch length. Were SO. Now.
1 Table Runner 81 inches long. Was SO.
NOV Sf'oO
Model Pillows. of linen, in oblong shape;
already embroidered Soiled. Were SO.
TaHeta ROudoir Pillows. with pleated edges.
LAS is" We're 81. .95. Now. ................9 csc
ART EMBROIDERY, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-02-04
Goats Greatly Reduced

2-Piece Suit OF bouce with collar and
pockets of beaver. Size "a Was S7s So
Sports and Dress Coats OF rough tweeds
and boucle woollens, trimmed with beaver,
wolf raccoon. skunk and lapin rabbit. Sizes
IA to 20. Were $3.50 to $3.50 Now 25
WoMENs AND MISSES COATS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-02-04
Women's Hosiery Reduced

100 Pairs Pure Silk Hose; chiffon. .semi-sheer'
and a limited quantity Of service weight:
Broken sizes and color assortment Were 81
and 81 so pair; Now ,;;...,..... 65c pair
"a Pairs Outsize Chiffon Silk Hose. in street
shades Sizes to 1912. Were 81 95 pair
Now oa smart; socks; 'Sa2 nanufsc fsit
turer's samnleS OF socks that would regu-
lary be priced from 81 to $780, spe-
WnMrN,s HOSIERY AISLE 1a. FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1932-02-04
Linen Fi1et Handmade
Scarfs- Price,

I7xs6-inch size We're 50. Now. s1.50
S I7x54-inch size. Were 81 Now: S2
3 l7x54-nch size. Were $3.50. Now S225
I i7x72-irch size. Were IS. Now. .... s2.5H
13-piece Runner Set; scarf. lSx66. and y
matching doilies 12Xl8. Was S24 Now. S12
18x45-inch italian Linen Lace scarfs Were
So Now Il 80
l8x36-inch size. We're 50 so. Now y
2 l8x45-inch size. Were IS. Now. w... $3.50
Belgium Linen Lace Scarfs-
! 18x45-inch size. Was $3.50. Now......S
1Sx54-nch size. Was SO. Now........s6
LINENS SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1932-02-04
Uniform Accessories

UTtUTEV NtUHItU
Bib Apron Sets Of organdy and lawn with
scaloped edges and hemstitching. AS is,
Were $3.50. Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Csc
3 Service Aprons Of white nurses cloth with
38. Were SITS. Now.
UNIFORMS THIRD FLOOR.