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Evening star., 1933-10-08
Auxiliary to Hold Sale.

LEESBURG. Va. October 7 (SpeciaD &.
The Junior Auxiliary of the Ladies
Board of Managers of the Loudoun
Hospital will sponsor a rummage sale
for the benefit of the hospital october
l8 and 10. The sale will be held in
the parish house of the st. James Epis-
copal Church.
Evening star., 1933-10-08
Guild Party October II.

SILVER SPRING, Md, October 7
(SpeciaD Under the auspices of the
Woman's Guild of Grace Church, Wood
side, q. card party will be held October
n inf3irace Parish Hall Mrs. Howell
Fors16 heads the committee in 6harge
of arrangements for the affair.
Evening star., 1933-10-08
Mission Group to Meet.

COLESVILLE, Md, October (Spe-
ciaD The Adult Missionary Society OF
Colesville will meet at the parsonage
Wednesday.
The Washington times., 1933-11-23
MOODY DRAMA
BACKGROUND
Of Staying

! (continued From Page y
and its underlying motives.
She said it was what people
thought and not what they said
that counted.
81 told her I was not par
ACularly interested in discuss
ing it."
Discussing the telephone con
persation with her daughter, DR.
Wynekoop said:
"She asked me why she
should come home and I told
her that I couldn't say why
over the phone. When she said
abe wouldn't come unless / gave
q reason, 1 told her Rheta had
been shot.
i "My daughter told me I
should call the coroner, but l
did not do so. 1 called q doctor
and asked him to come over,
telling him Rheta had been
shot.
"He urged me to call DR..
Berger ian aSSOCiate) because
he was good with bullet
wounds
CALLED UNDERTAKEN
II didn't call DIR. Berger. I
called Mr.. Ahearn, the under
taker. When he arrived at $3.50
O'Clock he asked me if I called
the police. 1 told him mo- and
when he asked me why, I said
I didn't know that / had TO-"
Siege asked:
ibid you ever examine your
6aughter.in.law?"
Eyes; 1 used to examine her
about twice a year. Rheta was
nnderweight."
Q.-When you first discovered
the body, did you feel the pulse
TO determine whether she was
dead?
A.-NO, but I did find that
her neck was stiff, and that she
was not breathing.
Q.-NOw, doctor, in your Opin-
nOn, what is the least TINE rigOr
morris could set IN under those
conditions?
Al would say about three
Or four hours.
Q.-Then that would fix the
death at about $3.50, at which
time you were in the house,
were you not? :.
Ayes.
Q.-And you heard no shots?
Al did not.
TALE CONTRADICTED
DR.. Wynekoop told the police
captain that her son, Earle, left
here November II. This was con-
Eradicted by former United States
District Attorney George E. @.
johnson, uncle Of young Wyne-
hoops travelling companion, Stan
icy Young.
Attorney johnson said the two
young men were in the city about
10 hours before the murder &C.
ANrred on Tuesday.
The Washington times., 1933-11-23
HOW
TO
TEMPT
LAZY
MORNING
APPETITES
Kan old uUa-1Oith a
nelU reason

ME greatest appetite-tempte1
in the world is a stack Of
wheat-cakes or pair Of wat.
Aes-piping hot and golden brown
A-drenched in butter and crowned
with syrup Especially KING
Syrup, and here is why:
KING Syrup has an amazing
NEW TASTE that stimulates even
The LATEST appetite. Its mellow
Woodness-the result Of secret
process of blending-causes an
Immediate craving for food and
snakes even those who cant
Rhoke breakfast down" eat heart
ny, with real relish. Try King
syrup today-the better grocery
stores all have it in stock.
The Washington times., 1933-11-23
List Of
AGENCIES
aided by the
Community Chest

=
American Legion
Associated Charities
Bureau of Rehabilitation
Catholic Charities
Columbia Polytechnic Institute for
the Blind
Disabled American Veterans of the
World War
Hebrew Free Loan Association
Jewish Social Service Agency
Salvation Army
travellers Aid Society
Starmont Aid for Consumptives
Washington COOPERATIVE Society
District of Columbia Congress Of
Parents and Teachers
Episcopal Home tor Children
Florence Crittenton Home
Jewish Foster Home
Juvenile Protective Association
St. AIMS Infant Asylum
St. Joseph's Home and School
St. Roses Technical School
St. Vincent's Home and School
Washington Home for Foundlings
Hebrew Home for the Aged
St. Annals Home
Southern Relief Society
Stoddard Baptist Old Folks Home
Children's Country Home
Children's Hospital
Child Welfare Society
Christ Child Society ConvaIescent
Home
Columbia Hospital for Women
Emergency Hospital
Episcopal Eye, Ear and Throat
Hospital
Garfield Memorial Hospital
Georgetown University Hospital
George Washington University
Hospital
Instructive Visiting Nurse Society
National Homeopathic Hospital
Providence Hospital
Social Hygiene Society
Washington Heart Association
Washington Institute for Mental
Hygiene
Boy Scouts of America
Boys Club of Washington
Christ Child Society
Friendship House
Georgetown Boys Club
Girl Scouts
Holiday House
Jewish Community Center
Juanita K. Nye Council House
Neighborhood House
Northeast Boys Club (formerIy
Noel HouSe)
Phyllis Wheatley Y. w. C. A.
Southwest Community House (for-
merly Mother Child Center)
Summer Outings Committee "a
branch of the Associated Char
ities)
Twelfth Street Y. M. C. A.
Washington Animal Rescue League
Washington Welfare Association
(Southeast House,
Young Mems Christian Association
Young Women's Christian Associa-
ton
Council of Social Agencies
Y-1 Al
Evening star., 1933-02-16
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its advertisers
from receiving circular matter, it is
expressly understood and agreed that
all such matter will be withheld as
far as possible by The Star. Only
bona fde answers to advertisements
addressed to box numbers in care of
The Star will be delivered to adver-
tisers on presentation of the box
number ticket.
Evening star., 1933-02-16
FPTER

on women,s coats. Will con-
slider only a high-type man WHO
Is thoroughly experienced with
the best clientele and merchan-
disc. Address Box 453-C, Star
office. -..-.--.-..
Evening star., 1933-02-16

HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.
EARN SO to $50 daily selling auto service
books containing $50 free service; great de-
mand. Decatur 4636.
PENMAN, expert Apply Room 210. COM
meYcial National Bank Building.
Evening star., 1933-02-16
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


FORMING SMALL COMPANY to market new
invention; several persons wanted to make
small investment; good opportunity for Me-
time income. Address Box 421-C. Star once.
VARIETY STORE, corner; equipped and
stocked; going business; low rent. Price
S1.250. Address Box 471-G. Star once: 3
EQUIPPED LUNCH ROOM shoe repstr shop.
Home bakery for rent. r. B. Behrend, 1917
GOOD PROPOSITION, on nay1nF basis;
restaurant with dancing: good prtce 70 quick
buyer. Call Hyattsville 1921.
GASOLINE. accessoriss: ea4Ppsds corner; rer
Address Box 4S6-C, Star ofdcs
TEA ROOM, catering to. refnsd clientele;
completely equipped; good basiness.S, Price,
$3.50. Address Box 452-c. Rtsr ONCE.
CAFETERIA. with living quarters, S1tB50.
Grocery. living quarters. no oseomneHtion-
Boarding house, 10th St, 80 rooms. fun.
Mr. ROGERS. 1410 H NV. Dist.-f6le
Gasoline Station, Garage, Etc:
on main highway; "a wonderful eDpor-
tunity; inauguration business should pay for
this'', REQUIRES only $3.50 down. -.
SEE MIR. FOWLER,
SOC St NV.
Evening star., 1933-02-16
SALE-AUTOMOBIIES.

chsnicsiis % NY and nd sppesrsnce % exeeisnt: fully
fs'sc f4th q. n.w. 'es Decatur e ESQ M 1Afhes AS'
PED; motor in excelIent eondi,iop; paint:
ss:y s:s%s TIT I nse.s:sa, s7Ss' %oodl:s Woo 's el:
sas sasas raS s ss g :sss sSssA'' s1e oi
Sssisr ais5 i % csamplsin HnI t. 0Aes coi so5o. %
eon9s1n Sa Ssa and ses Sss sp
an, sna sood rubber; -ssaTgain: s175; District
sss Sas1 EGT TiI. vb.sI: SsE pAS faT H..ss
balance due fnsnee COMPANY; ses5: trade
seo1 N st. NV. wisconsin '0'0-''
SlasE DE Lyle iSsa
sresd to l9s sell asas ;sa5 dosn BAL
. ance II to 1s 81 monshs. Wisconsin on; 2, Motors
els from 1928 to 1882, in various body
s types s,.; All priced priced & dogn to sell this month.
ished in black Duco, 8 wood wheel equip
prcsd msn AZ sfs any s0Sy s%oen m9tS
and NJ SITS District 500. =.
PACKARD LIMoUsINE-Clea as . pin; good
condition; ideal for sightseeing; inauguration
Is no so and SGsn s Bar
PACKARD CONVERTIBLE COUPE--six wire
wheels; black Duco finish; completely re;
ssd n 70 s. sses
trade and terms arranged. wisconsin Mo-
tors, 2901 N st. NV.
PIYMouTH IT :, lsso sEDAN.ssst sssa' ss
runs ls ine no shspSerd sss ssseR SS'' '00AS anu
FALMOUTH SEDAN DEMONsTRATORs.
19s3-Two at dissonnt; new,csr snarantee.
dsa1srs LorIey Motors 1928 L ST. Dodse-Plymouth
ssIsndis ssnsSssen WI, aErsss ss .ossy ,Gs.e sss
Lot, Connecticut ave. and N ST.
PONTIAC 1880 BUSINESS COUPE-Fisher
body, 4-wheel brakes, hydraulic shock alb
ior CUISINES. or man
SSS cash. balance easy. Mr.. Blum. Decatur
PONTIAC 1929 SECOND sERIEs COACH.
sn See sarnes snf f7ss fatS S. nM ssee
STUDEBAKER COMMANDER sEDAN-A-1
se M any ssen. pss Fl not
TuDEBAKER 4-PAss COUPE, S22O; new
rubber, motor excellent, paint like new No
lan's Lot Of Bargains, Conn. ave. and N st.
sTUDKBAKER DICTATOR REGAL SEDAN.
II our sasrcs sae
wi nS: last long Cong in today and 6Fas
9th ct. NV.
STUDEBAKER 1881 6F6TH1Uk Hgs 6OUP1
Steel body. free wheelinE. hydraulic shock
absorbers, 4.wheel brakes; tires practically
new; original finish without 0 blemish, mo-
tor QUIET and powerful Hard % duplicate
ct S176 cash, balance easy. Mr.. Green,
5TUDNBAKR B-PA96. OOUPx- Owned By
care: sacrifice, S270; easy terms, Nofan'B
Bargain Lot Connecticut ave. and N gt.
STUTZ 1928 CUSTOM COUPE-$40 down,
500 per mo Excellent condition and extra
equipment; good tires; Guaranteed War
rington Motor Co.. 2036 18th NV.
WATCH THIS SPECIAL.
Evening star., 1933-02-16
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

CALL DOMESTIC" Dec 2419, 1887 18th
St. for cooks. g.h.w.. maids, Mattresses, days
workers. janitors, couples. housemen.
RUPHERS EXCHANGE has cooks, maids.
houseworkers; day. week, month; references
investigated. Dec. 1851. 1887 11th st. NV.
Evening star., 1933-02-16
w n IOII 1 IIIC OI ENIAI
CLEARANCE SALE

We recently purchased the entire equip
ment Of well established laundry in Wash
ington Of all trucks; Light deliveries. 1;ton
Knights. @ NJ c., .Dodge-Grahams., with
beautiful panel bodies and in good condition
to be sold at lowest prices. Terms to re-
sponsible party
Robert Herson's Auto Exchange,
70 Florida Ave NE North 10AO9
Evening star., 1933-02-16

sTUDNBAKER S-PA96 ooVPx- Owned By
care: sacrifice, S2So; easy terms, Nolan 3
Barsain Lot. Connecticut ave, and n q.
STUTZ 1928 CUSTOM COUPE-$4O down,
! 500 per mo. Excellent condition and extra
equipment; good tires: guaranteed. War
rington Motor Co, 2036 18th NV.
Evening star., 1933-02-16
MOTOR TRAVEL.

MIAMI. ATLANTA, MARDI GRAS
Private reliable sedans, an points; best
rates. 1921 Penna. Met. 74l1.
RELIABLE PRIVATE CARS, CUT-RATE BUS
TICKETS. See or call US. NATIONAL
TRAVEL BUREAU, 1401 Eye st. ME. 1887
PRIVATE CARS leaving daily for Miami and
points en- route; share expenses, Motor
Travel Service. Logan Hotel. North 1000. 16s
Evening star., 1933-02-16
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

LNMIlANI-IN I O-oI Ivy
Have opening for man who is experienced
IN meeting public and closfns sales: man
trical refrigeration vacuum cleaners. cook
ing utensils. Fuller brushes and Real Silk
hose preferred; no senvassing; must nave
ase and experience Address Box 42A-Ht
Star once. .' u. =
Evening star., 1933-02-16

20 SEDAN, $3.50. VIII
'itical buyer. See Mr..
Evening star., 1933-02-16
SALE--AUToMoBTLES.
SALESMEN-CLOSERS

ESMEN-CLOSE
NOW is the time. Good weekly earnings
possible for hard workers to sell used cars:
me assortment: best location In city. Bee
Mr. May. Conn. ave. and n St
1929 PLYMOUTH sEDAN-Motor compiete-
~ overheuled; new piston rings and pins;
has nav tires. gcod paint. clean upholstery,
gooQ top. a real buy ct S195; terms and
st. NV.
AUTQMoBILEs At weschier's auto auction.
92S 81, n.ws every Wednesday and Satur-
Evening star., 1933-02-16
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

SALE-AUTOMOblLE
AUBURNs, BUCKS. CHEvRoLETs FORDs
Conn ave. and st.
AUBURN 1899 sEDAN-$l50 down, S36 pet
mo. Wire wheels; IKE new in every wsyf
Motos sSa $500 Goo sass ss ss Warrington
AUBURN 1881 8 SEDAN: S475; mechani-
cally and appearance excellent; fully guar
anteed. See Mr.. Barnes. 1923 14th NV.
AUBURN a5d sI,IaS.. 1920 AND 1879 sEDANs-Beth
excellent in every way; Al in appearance;
good tires; low down payments. balance in
IS months. Warrington Motor Co., 2o36
BUICK COACH-Car in good running condi-
ton 1ays myst sell Immediately; S2s cash. Ad-
tiful dark green Duco, shines like new; ex-
cellent rubber an around; long life valve in
head engine; special ct only 5000; Emerson
q Orme. 18th and M sts NV. Dist. Sl00.
BUICK 1881 SPORT COUPE. model s-65,
wheels; Al motor. excellent sres and up up
Batler ine COSY LIB chsmDsin pHT st. NV Lee D.
BUICK STANDARD. coUPE-unusual bar
gslq:, gain; ORIGINAL paint like new meehsnicslly
cash: c Ad ssso-W. sS4'''"''0H' 'A'''H''' '''
BUICK 1929 MASTER SIX sEDAN-In won
derful mechanical condition and has the
o ony Ss Down car e &c
BUICK 1892 VICTORIA COUPE, model 6s,
5-pass driven only 1,500 miles; De luxe
trunk rack; this car is the same as new
throughout and the price is only 1895. En-
erson Orme' 18th and M SITS. NV. Dis
BUICK 1881 DE LUXE SEDAN, model $50;
cost over $4,000; fully guaranteed; S775;
terms. See Mr.. Barnes, 1929 14th NV.
BUICK 81 BRoUGHAM SEDAN, 1a2s-S60
ished; GOOD tires; exceient: iHs soVsa Warrineeon
Motor Co. 2035 18th NV.
CADILLAC 314 SEDAN. 7-passenser; nice
Sl3o. These BARGAINS will not last Ions,
Come in today. bring your deposit. Mount
Vernon Motors. 1894 9th st. NV. :.
dark blue finish with cream wire wheels.
Ese ayeE end 1Bs 81
plain St, Col. $3.50 D''''' A''''' ~i0' 0A""
CHEVROLET COACH, 1932-Free wheeling.
soa sas tSs ea s. as @
rseS ths to w Y has ASufS b sn
you. If you wish Honestly priced at S435.;
small down payment. bal. 10 mos. through
sasF CO.. N5s ss2a dS sSui .vs ear in trade
CHEVROLET 1881 sEDAN-Ftpe cppdition;
pee sSS SRSEyiss sS 4sS s0sn ses sns
CHEVROLET CABRIoLEr, Ie2s-Lsht blue,
new nsw tires; must sacrifice, ss5 or best cash
CHEVROLET COACH. l92s-clean' cut, fully
sssSuipped; sS easily worth SI25 Our price,
| Chevrolet Co, Inc. 18th and Good Hope
| I'd. Sc. Atlantic 4402.
| CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE CABRIOLET
latest 1891; looks and runs. like new; all
| new tires; sacrifice for immediate sale, S295;
/ terms. S98 cash. Lincoln 4242-J.
| CHEVROLET 1880 SEDAN, S24s;- new brown
| Duco finish, cream wire wheels. excellent
! tires, motor and upholstery. 81 other bar
gains. Lee D. Butler. Inc. 2155 Champlain
st Col. $3.50.
Evening star., 1933-08-17
Washable Shelf Curtains,
50c We're 81

Is Washable Chintz Shelf Curtains;
yellow, peach, orchid. and blue; as is.
Ia. ,5c Shoe BAGS with I2 pockets; blue.
green orchid. and yellow; as is. Now ,35c
"a "H" White Kid Polish; as Is. Was
S. 81 Cretonne Covered Utility Cabinets,
for hats hosiery. and shoes; as IS.
4. Csc Leathereftc Non-Tarnish silverxare
Boxes; as is. Now Soc
4, $3.50 Tourist BAGS. with slide fasten-
"a, soc Novelty Corks: as is. Now .10c
lie, soc Novelty Sewing Boxes; as is.
NoT1oNs, AisLEs ii AND "a, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1933-08-17
Metal Waste Baskets, soc
We're ).

II Metal Waste Baskets. in antique
finish with large. colorful prints.
IS; IOc P.ekases Paper Napkins in solid
I2. SOC Beverage Sets for card tables.
aois fGss BaeT ssrxinI Ts.y.; enamel nish
9 psirs s. Book Ends. Now Sc
STATIONERY, AIsLEs 2. 4 AND 6,
FIRST FLOOR,
Evening star., 1933-08-17
Parchment Paper Lamp
Shades
Reduced Y and More

All Slightly soiled or DAMAGED
Paper Shades. Now ...-.....: 81. so
g. So I6-inch Decorated Parchment Pa
& 20 fs-ineh Amber Parchment Paper
/. $3.50 II-ineh Green Print Shade.
Now .......... 3"
I. So so Is-inch Decorated Brown-and-
Tan shade Now w. so
3. x5 1s-ineh Decorated Rose Tint shades
6. SO s-inch Decorated Parchment Paper
Shades. Now 81
3. 81 S-inch Decorated Parchment Paper
Shades. Now SOC
6. 81 6-inch Decorated Parchment PAPER
Shades. Now ................ Soc
LAMP SHADES, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1933-08-17
Chintz Bedspreads, 81

We're yJ15
1s; gay plaid patterns. in red, gold,
and rust; double size.
/. $3.50 Embroidered Model" Linen
Tablecloth; 45 inches square NOW *1:Eo
embroidered. Now $1.1o
ART EMBROIDERY, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1933-08-17
Boys Broadc1oth
Pajamas, SOC We're 81

IA pairs in one and two piece models, full cut, mostly
in white. Coat and MILDLY styles available in two
piece model. Sizes to II. and l6. Not all sizes in
each model.
63 Boys SOC Nainsook Union Suits in sizes 80 to 38
36 pairs Boys SOC Cotton Mesh Golf Hose in plain
colors. Sizes 81. g 101l. Now pair. ......... .zSc
IL Boys s. AH-WooI Bathing Suits in blue tan. and
green. Size "a only. Now. .75c
9 Boys So Silk-and- w ooI and AI-Woo Merode Bath
ing Suits Red and green; sizes g. II, lo and 1S.
Now ..................... 81 .4S
76 Boys s1.50 Rayon Union Suits OF fine quality.
Sizes g. TO- r. IA. Now. w........................7
THE BOYS STORE, FOURTH FLooa.
Evening star., 1933-08-17
Crystal Glass Bowls, 45c

We're Csc
Is CRYSTAL Optic Colonial Glass Bowls.
H. ssC Cry"al cu,tins Glass SSnso'e SoW Se W sis
4. $40 Crystal Glass Flower Vase. with
rock crystal cutting. Now. -
g GI25O Colored Glass Console Sets
with silver decoration. Now. &6.25
2. $3.50 ColOred Glass Flower Vases
with colored decoration. Now. 81. -
I. IS Colored Glass Sandwich Tray. with
silver decoration. Now SOD
s? 81 Silver Glass Mayonnaise Sets, with
silver decoration Now ....... Sc
90 Use sets Ash Trays for bridge table
GLASSWARE, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1933-08-17
Metal Mesh Collars, s.

" ere ~
IS, In q variety of finishes, including
silver and colored enamel in green,
pink, blue, orchid and plain silver.
I, 80 Simulated Emerald and Pearl Neck
/, Ss Simulated Emerald and Pearl Brace
let to match: flexible Now. 81
1, So Simulated 3-strand Turquoise and
/, 81 Real Stone and Tlorentine silver
Chains; 90 inches. Now. $500. $3.50
NOVELTY JEwELRY, AISLE Z,
Tnsr FLOOR,
Evening star., 1933-08-17
Boys Clothing
Half Price and Less

Boys $7.75 Sports Coats. single
breasted. with belted back. Sizes 10,
IL, IL. Now. $3.50
Is Boys 81 Cotton Play Suits, in sizes
70 70 wears Now SOC
pair Boys $3.50 White Flannel
Shorts. Of exceptional quality. Size
II. Now .Sl.so
Bows Sleeveless Wash Suits (sizes
and s. and Boys Bathrobes
(size A.. Now SVc
II pairs Boys $3.50 White Linen Long
trousers. Sizes IA and is. Now $l.25
THE BOYS STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1933-08-17
Chi1dren's S Shoes
Reduced, $1.45 HsT Les Than Than

pairs 81 Pumps. buckskin with tan calf trim; low
heels. Sizes oHAA; "a; 5, 5A and 7B; oH and ~.
1 pairs 81 So Misses Pumps and Ties in white and
white combined with black brown: in sizes oAAA;
41z and 5AA 41zA; and i1zB SIC.
s pairs $3.50 Pumps with straps. in white; for chill
dren; sizes 917, liz; 10IzC; 8z and l0HD.
Is pairs S4 White Pumps and Black and White Ok
fords, in broken sizes; 12AB; 13HB ; l, 1H, IA and
3A; 49, 1917, D. "a and 3B; and &C.
Cnu1pREN's SHOES FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1933-08-17
Remnants at HALF
Dinner Set, $3.50
"a AVA ~
Vas S35

Dinner Service for Eight, including
covered vegetable dishes and cov-
cred butter dish. Attractively deco
rated
1. S6.95 45-piece Dinner Service for
Z. $3.50 32-piece Dinner Sets. for 6
sSr T;Ie Ton Tables Now soc
, a .5 PIatters Now ov5O SOC
38, 3sc square Breakfast Plates. Now. I3c
g. 42c SQUARE Dinner Plates. Now l5c
IA SIc Souare salad Plates Now IOc
g. CSC Round Salad Plates. Now. lOc
Al. 25c Square Bread and Butter Plates.
10, Sic Rim. Soup Plates. Now. I5c
I2 3Oc Oatmeal Dishes. Now. ..... 1Oc
CHINA, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1933-08-17
Girls and Juniors Hats
Csc We're SI.95 to S3.95

SO. including novelty straws and knit
ted berets, in attractive colors.
&, S3.95 Hats, for girls and juniors in
black gray and beige Now ... 35c
22, 81. .95 to $5 Hats for girls and juniors,
in a variety of styles. colors and head
GIRLS MILLINERY, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1933-08-17

Organdy Blousettes, SOC
We're 81
50 White and colored BlouSettes.
GO. SOC Organdy and Silk Collars. Now csc
NEcKwEAR, AISLE Is, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1933-08-17
Cotton Dress Goods
Half Price and Less

$50 Ceanese Nnon in light and dark
shades 40 inches wide Now. ........... 371sc ward
l25 yards 85c and 81 Organdy. in printed embroid
cred designs, and checks and paids Now .3Sc yard
IS yards 3Sc and Sc and Cotton Crepe in plain
coioTS ana prints. NOW 15c ward
IS yards 75c Printed and Checked Linen Now reduced
10 .......................25 CSC yard
Zoo yards SIC Cotton Pique in novelty designs on light
and dark backgrounds Reduced clearance Csc yard
$50 Remnants Of cotton rayon fabrics in lengths
OF to yards. Reduced one-half and more
COTTON DRESS GOODS, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1933-08-17
Neg1igees and Pajamas.
CSC Were SI.95

IS Cotton Negligees in colorful prints.
and 10 pairs Cotton Pajamas In one
and two piece styles.
5, 1896 Tailored Silk Robes. some with
shawl collar and patch pockets. :: $2.9o
lovely two-tone color combinations. Now
NEGLIGEES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1933-08-17
Auto Seat Covers Reduced

Gordon Universal Auto Seat C0vefS-
(seats only)-will flt most any popular
model auto.
3 Picnic Kits, complete with knives, forks.
dishes. carrying case, and other neces-
stiles.
l. was $3.50. Now. $7.25
1; was $3.50. Now. ....&11.5O
l2, Pint-SiIe Vacuum Bottles.
z; we're S5c. Now. w................40 40c
5; were 81. Now. SOC
Leather Cases for vacuum bottles.
.; quart size; were 81 30. Now. sees
l. pint size; was 81 80. Now. .SI.s5
:, II Pint and Pint Size Filters. Were
:. &1.s5 Candle Style F1ashliEhts.
Now Soc
Other Sporting Goods
Greatly Reduced
SPORTING GOODS, FOURTH Floor.
Evening star., 1933-08-17
Novelty Picture Frames,

Csc We're 81
18 Picture Frames, with mirror backs;
hold ski picture.
l. $15 Hand painted Coffee Table:
i. $3.50 Carved Walnut Coffee Table;
with marble top. Now SS
/, $3.50 Alabaster Pedestal. Now. 81
Grr SHOP, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1933-08-17
All Wool P1isse Crepe
75c yard {e1 MGa: y5:5S % ys1d ,sm

l25 yards, 54-inch wool p1sse crepe
in shades OF green, red wine and Jade
125 yards 81 and $3.50 Plain and Novelty Woolens
smart Fall shades 54-inch width. Now 81 yard
WooLLENs SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1933-08-17
Children's Socks Reduced
4 pairs, SOC

80 pairs were 35c and SOC pair in halfankle length
STYLES few pairs Of stockings are included In
broken sizes AZ to II in the lot.
CHrIpRENs HOSIERY, AISLE II, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1933-08-17
Mems all-weight
Suits, $3.50 We're s2s

Exactly haf-price Is in this group in desirable mod
els and coors. Trousers alterations only: Sizes:
regular "a s. So 81 IS, A. A, 46; shorts &c. 8 4Oa
longs 80 40; stouts A and 49,
THE MEMS STORE SECOND Floor.
Evening star., 1933-08-17
Meadows Electric lroners
$3.50 We're $3.50

of these Efficient Little Portable Ironers shopworn
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1933-08-17
Silk Underthings, S1.4e

Including Pajamas. silk crepe. two
piece styles, lace trimmed; also
sheer crepe dance sets.
IS, S1.95 Step-ins in tailored satin
and trimmed sheer crepe styles.
In pastel shades. ................ .Soc
8, S3.95 Fitted Gowns. of sheer crepe
and silk crepe, lace trimmed. .S1.95
SILK UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1933-08-17
Woodthrop Foundation
Garments, $2.95
Wprp S12.SO
Novelty Pajamas, CSC
We're SI.05

Wefe yI./5
13 pairs printed pajamas. in one-piece
models; Summer weight. Sizes Is, Is
and II.
g. SI.95 Kayser Rayon Skirts and Slips
in white and flesh; broken sizes Reduced
Nor Fricay c...:,. s... SSc
in pastel shades. Small sizes. Now. Doc
COTTON UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1933-08-17
Glove Silk Underthinqs
CSC We're s195

21 pieces of glove silk underthngs including gowns
brasseres, combinations, chemise vests and panties
In broken sizes.
H. S1.25 Rayon Stepn Chemise, in white; extra sizes
15 S150 pieces Underwear including rayon combinations
and bemberg pantes, inflesh. Broken sizes. Now
reouced TO- o...................... .75c
KNIT UNDERWEAR THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1933-08-17
Infants and Children S
Hats, 1Oc We're 81

III Hats in pique, and pink and white fig
ured organdy. In sizes up to II inches.
H. 75c Printed Sun Suits. Reduced to ........ Csc
73, 81 Batiste Pantie Dresses pink blue and yellow
Hand trimmed. Sizes up to years. Now. .......45c
INFANTS APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.