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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-09-28
Women Hold Auction
To Help Long Fight

New Orleans. Sept. 26.-(R-New
Orleans women ransacked their ct
tics Friday and dug out Ill manner
Of dusty family heirlooms, ranging
from antique jewelry to stuffed birds
under q glass.
Then they hurried down to the
French quarter where the women's
committee Of Louisiana was holding
another auction to raise money In its
fight against Senator Huey Long.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-09-28
MACHINE POLITICS
FLAYED BY Noodle
IN WASHDURN talk
Democratic Candidate Quotes
From Langer's Book Of
1920 to Prove Point
Addressing an audience that filled

Addressing an audience that filled
the community hall at Washburn
Thursday night, Democratic candi-
dates for state office flayed the Lam
ger political machine.
Thomas Noodle, candidate for gov
ernor, declared North Dakota does not
need political machines financed from
STATE funds with taxpayers money
He declared II elected he will end the
S per cent racket mo matter by whom
it was conceived or by whom it is at
tempted to be carried out"
I'VE have long fought machine poll
tics in North Dakota" said Noodle.
Fourteen years ago in our own
state appeared an embryo political
economist who mercilessly indicted
machine politics. He was William
LANCER. In his book The Nonpar-
tisan League. Its Birth, Activities and
Leaders he said:
"'Unless the people wake up soon
they will fasten upon themselves q
political machine which is q thousand
times worse than the old gang ever
was, and which they will spend mil
lions of dollars to get rid Of, for today
when an election rolls around. what q
force Of workers they have! AS q
matter of fact they organize the year
around at the expense Of the taxpay-
ers. The farmer thinks he runs the
machine-he doesn't. The machine is
running him. What a hydra-headed
snaky monster it is
with this shining political Sil
Galahad Of 1920" said Noodle. Il am
in full and complete accord, but
when / look at the record I am re-
minded of the title Of song Mae
Irwin sang back in the old coon
shouting days: Amt It Funny What
q Difference just q Few Years
Makes"
Discussing water conservation, Moo
die predicted that in 100 years North
Dakota's two largest cities will be at
Williston and in the Bismarck-M Man.
dan metropolitan center. He detailed
his ideas OF land use program and
declared his belief that the fact 70
per cent Of North Dakota's people are
compelled to live upon poverty level
is behind most of the states trou-
bles."
John Moses, candidate for attorney
general, and John Jungers. candidate
for insurance commissioner, We're
other speakers. Moses defended the
New Deal and vigorously declared for
clean government in North Dakota.
Juugers flayed Langerism.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-09-28
Fargo Firms Low
Bidders on Plant

Fargo. n. D., Sept. 2S.-(ReFve
Fargo firms were Joint low bidders
for construction Of the sewage dis
posal plant system here Thursday.
Action Is delayed pending return to
the city Of Mayor =. @. Olsen.
The Joint bid OF. Meinecke and
Powers construction firms Of $4,000
for the plant and 4le,10S for filter
bed shed was low. SHAW, Haggart
and Birch construction firms were
low With $3.50 SO for the sewage col.
lector system.
Other bidders were G. A. Wagner,
Sioux Falls, 8. D.: Barnett and Rec
ord. Minneapolis. and Ulen Contract.
Ing corporation, Chicago.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-09-28
u. N. D. Student Gets
Cadet Designation

Washington, Sept. 28.-(P)-The
war department announced Friday
that Lewis A. Jones, University OF
North Dakota. Grand Forks, had been
designated to take the entrance ex-
animation with view to admission
to West Point on July 4, 1885. He
was designated by President Roose-
welt.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-09-28
DriscOll Farm Woman
Dies in Hospital Here

Mrs. Ella Christianson. O., farm
woman living ~ miles north Of Dris-
coll, died ct $40 a. m. Friday at q
local hospital. Funeral arrangements
will be made by relatives who are
expected to arrive In Bismarck FRI
day.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-09-28
Filler SETS RECORD

London, Sept. 28.-(R1-A new un.
official record for . flight from Aus
tyalia to England was established
Friday morning when James Melrose.
. 20-year -old Australian nier. step
ped out Of his plane 1t Croydon air
come after covering the distance
from Darwin IN : days and . hosHA
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-09-28
CITY WAYERWORKS
PUMPS $50 MILLION
GALLONS IN 4 YEAR
Average Cost to Consumer d
1852 Cents Per 1000 GAL
Ions, Report Shows

Bismarck's waterworks pumped .
total of 800, 2e7 900 gallons Of water
during the fiscal year ending June
30, 1894, or IN increase of 55,37s. 900
gallons over the previous l2-month
total, the annual report Of Myron At
dnson. city waterworks manager,
shows.
Total costs for the waterworks de-
partment amounted to 363, 647. 90
which makes the average cost 1852
cents per 1000 gallons Of water. The
average cost IS the lowest since 1929
and made possible the reductions in
the city water rate this year. In
1888 the average cost was 232 cents
per 1000 gallons and the total oper-
ating cost In that year was $6l ,066. 70.
May, 1894. topped Ill other months
In water consumption for the fiscal
year ending June 80. In that month
Is. 766. 900 gallons were pumped. The
second largest consumption was In
August, 1888, when u, 463, 900 gallons
were pumped.
A total of 2056 consumers used wa
ter In the city during the fiscal year.
which Is an increase of 81 over the
number for the period ending June
80, 1888. OF this number 90 paid on
. flat rate basis and 1857 paid from
meter readings. Consumers num-
bered 66l more than in 1923, or IN In
crease Of 47.3 per cent in the number,
which Is comparable to the increase
in the city's population since that
date.
Income Il $es,3s5.sl
Total income from all sources for
the fiscal year amounted to ~, 355 81.
Cost Of operating the plant came to
$32,6l5.0l. Depreciation on the plant
amounted to $l2.So5.46 leaving . net
operating income Of $47,645.l4. This
was used for interest and retirement
Of bonded debt and reserve for con-
tingencies.
Assets Of the department. exclusive
Of distribution mains which are paid
for by special assessment taxes, are
listed 1T $446. 756.42, Of which 1885,
475.N is represented by investment in
the plant and machinery: $57y671.21
In cash, securities and accounts re-
ceivable: $4,000 in loan to the spe-
cial assessment fund and $ll,6l0.l7
IN supplies on hand.
Liabilities opposed to these were:
@226, 1857 IN outstanding bonds not
covered by the sinking fund and s.
370.76 in accrued interest on bonds.
Thus the city,s equity in the water
works plant Is placed at $2l6.527.30.
CONTINUED on Page b
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-09-28

Insanity Pea 81nte0
The lawyer, James N. Fawcett, made
his announcement when he arrived At
the Bronx county courthouse to confer
with District Attorney Samuel J. Foley,
CONTINUED on Page s.
Evening star., 1934-02-20
VEL Cleansing Tissues
4 packages 85C

3O0-sheet boxes; in white and
colors. Regularly 35c package.
Woodward & Lothrop Every Water
Soap; assorted colors and odors;
II cakes to box ...... CSC
Wal Cleansing Tissues; 23O
sheets, in white and colors; reeu.
larly SOC ........... 35c, ) for 81
Improved Kotex-with patented
equalizer-discontinued style and
package, regularly s boxes $105.
Special ............6 e boxes 78c
Woodthrop Sanitary Napkins; IL
in box; regularly lSc package.
Special .....6 packages 78c
Silk and Suede Finish Kits, with 5
bottles and 2 jars; regularly 81,
Special ...... ............. 78c
Tourist Bags; frame top or Talon
fastener; regularly S2.25. .$I.5S
Elizabeth Arden Special Kit, with
miniature size skin tonic, cleans.
ing cream, velva cream, face
powder, perfume, tooth paste, and
lilli lotion. Special ......S1.45
Du Pont Toilet Sets; mirror, brush,
and comb; regularly s.. .S265
Fine Hair Brushes .$1.45
W&L Tooth Brushes; regular
ly 35c each. ...... .18c; 5 for SOC
Pastel Nail Brushes. .l8c; ) for SOC
Wooden Back Nail Brushes. .15c
Assorted Nail Brushes. .45c
Women's Combs .10c
Single, Double Loosepacts. .S1.45
Long Handle Bath Brushes. :. CSC
| pound W&L Hospital Absorbent
Cotton; regularly 35c .25c
Jereen's Bath Tablets; assorted
odors; 6 cakes in box. .42c
Lambswool Powder Pufs. -. .l3c
Turkish Wash Cloths, dozen, Csc
Novelty Powder Puffs; package of
three large and four small ones, 2lc
Novelty Powder Puffs; medium
size package ...........4 .40c
TolErRIEs. AIsLEs IA, 16, 18, 20,
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1934-02-20
Linen Cloths, SO

For the new oblong tables-hand.
made tablecloths with cut work and
embroidery. 54x72 inches.
17.piece Runner Sets, with mosaic
embroidery $40
17-piece Petit Point Runner Sets, IS
Venice Lace (made in Indo.C .China)
Banquet Cloths; 72xl08 inches,
$3.50
Japanese Printed Bedspreads; Tx
los .Sl.38
Meroerized Filet Lace Table
cloths; 72x90 inches. ..$7.9S
Breakfast Tray Sets; Appenzel
type. l l6x24 cloth and 2 l2xl2
napkins. Special .$2.25
Finger Tip Towels; Okla ms, 40c
Guest Towels, each ........ .65c
FANCY LINENS, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1934-02-20
Linen Handkerchiefs
! for Csc

Coiored and white handkerchiefs,
with embroidery. Several styles.
Women's Embroidered Handker.
chiefs, with hand-rolled hens, 6
for ..........................S5c $50
Women's Handkerchiefs, with col.
ored initials, for. ..S1.10
Women's Linen Handkerchiefs, 55c
Women's Spanish Embroidered
Handkerchiefs, in coIors 85c
Children's Handkerchiefs, with
small animal designs. Zoe
Mems Linen Handkerchiefs,
for 81. 10
Mems Hand-Hemstitched Linen
Handkerchiefs, with initials. .55c
HANDKERcHrEFs, AISLE II,
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1934-02-20
BroadIoom Carpet
s2.s5 square yard

Regularly $3.95. Seamless 9 and II
foot widths; green, taupe, rust,
heather, burgundy.
Seamless Broadloom Carpet; 9, II,
IS, and lS foot widths; regularly
X.7S square yard ......... .$S.95
Super Quality Broadloom Carpet;
2s colors; 9. II, IS, and Is foot
widths; regularly $6.25 square
yard .S4.95
CARPETS, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1934-02-20
Playing Cards
CSC box

From the makers Of CONGRESS
Playing Cards. Six desiens-two
decks to the box.
Score Pads, with Culbertson scor-
ing and summary; 5 pads to pack.
age -ZUC
Leather Telephone Indexes, with
memo pad and pencil. ...... .4Sc
Florentine Leather Address Books;
regularly S1.50 Sac
Five. Year Diaries. Csc
Florentins Leather Telephone
Book Covers; regularly 81. .$1.28
Linen Bound Scrap Books. .95c
Household Files $50
Waste Baskets; regularly 81. .78c
Book Ends; half price. . 81 to Sc
Good Writing Paper; 48 sheets and
48 envelopes; regularly 81. Csc
Mems and Women's Pen and
Pencil Sets; regularly $1.75. .$1.35
STATIONERY, AISLE 2, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1934-02-20
WoodthroP Sanitary.
Napkins, 6 boxes 7Sc
Regularly & boxes 81

Soft, highly absorbent, and dis
possible sanitary napkins of the
better kind.
Woodward & Lothrop Cleansing
Tissues; 800 sheets in colors; reg
ularly 35c box. Special, 4 boxes, 85c
Rubberized Sanitary Apron; reg.
ularly 81 ................2 for 81
Lastex Sanitary Belts; regularly
oOc .................. ) tor 81
Silk Crepe Dress Shields; REGULAR
and crescent ..........3 pairs, $50
Kleinert's Gem" Nainsook Dress
Shields ...............3 pairs, 81
Elona Hair Nets; regularly 45c
dozen ...............2 dozen, S5c
Silk Tourist Bags, with two bottles
and jar; regularly 81 ........ .6Sc
Chintz Wardrobe Bags; will hold
eight garments; regularly Sl.7s, 81
12-Pocket Matching Shoe Bag. Soc
Turkish Wash Cloths, dozen. Csc
Rhinestone 2.piece Buckles; ree.
ularly SIPS to S1.50 Csc
Rhinestone Clips; regularly $1.25
and Sl.50. Pair .85c
Novelty Powder Pufs; s medium
size-packaee 40c
NOTIONS. A1sLEs II. 22, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1934-02-20
Mems Matrix Oxfords
S7.I5 Regularly SO

Group includes black and brown
kid bluCher OxfOrdS, black and
brown calf wing tip oxfords, black
calf oxfords with medium toes,
black, brown, and tan calf oxfords.
A group of Woodshire Oxfords,
including black kid blucher OK.
fords, black and brown calf oxfords,
brown calf wing tip oxfords, black
and brown Scotch grain Brogue OK.
fords, and black and brown Scotch
grain calf saddle oxfords; regular.
ly Sc pair ir.................A .A.7S
The MEMS STORE, SECOND FLOOR,
Evening star., 1934-02-20
54th ANNIVERSARY SELLING VALUES
Turkish Towels
11C 3 for 81

Turkish towels of quality-a prod
uct of the Cannon Mills. 22x44.
Turkish Towels in Scotty Dog De-
sign ESQ
Linen Kitchen or Roller Towelins,
yards. 81
Hemstitched Irish Huck-a-Back
Towels. lSx32 inches; dozen, SS.sS
lSx22 inches; dozen. ....... 81
Turkish Bath Towels; "West
Point, made by Martex; all sizes
matching 24x46 inches. ...... Soc
l6x28 inches. s................25 .25c
l2xl2.inch Wash Cloths. ..... loo
LINENS, SECOND FLOOR.
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Flowers, &c
J for SEC

A colorful variety Of artificial
flowers for sports and dress, and
small boutonniers.
Potted Plants, assorted. .74c
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, AISLE 20,
FIRST FLOOR.
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Storage Chests
Special ST.

80 inches high, Is inches wide, 20
inches deep-capable of holding II
garments - constructed Of heavy
fiber board, and reinforced with
wooden frame top and bottom.
54.inch Folding Ironing
Outdoor Folding Clothes Dryers,
with l00-foot waterproof line, $4.45
3-piece Set; step-on GARBAGE pail,
waste basket, and kitchen
Self-Wringins Floor Mops. 80. .75c
Improved Type Duster Mops, Csc
l0x46-inch Upright Mirrors, s1-2S
Bar Trays with mirror centers, 81
Universal Aluminium 2.quart
Double Boiler .Sl.50
Universal Aluminium 6-quart Con.
vex Kettle 80
Universal Aluminium 3-quart Con-
vex Sauce Pan, with cover. .75c
Composition Waste Baskets. $50
Automatic Can Openers ...... .8Sc
Polished Cast Aluminium Orange
Juicer and Ice Crusher. .S1.20
Imprinted Hardwood Kidney
Shaped Dressing Tables, with
utility drawer .$2.SS
Imprinted Kidney Dresser
DcHcn .........SA
Large Corrugated Garbage
fa1lS ................. .Soc
Vogue Vanity Junior Dressers, in
modern design; 26x11Ax3O
inches .SIl.So
Vanity Benches to match
ABOVE ................ .So.4o
Upright Vanity Mirrors ..S1.45
54x54-inch Table Covers. 81
No. 16 Wizard Chemically Treated
Dust Mops, with Is ounces Wizard
Furniture Cream 81
Closely Woven Dish Cloths,
for 28c
HnYcruyApra Tr
Evening star., 1934-02-20
Confectionery Specials

Wafer Mints; assorted solors.
Pound .................. $50
2-pound box Assorted Milk Choco-
lates ................. 81
Chocolate Covered Thin Mints,
pound .40c
Best Grade Mixed Sailed Almonds,
Pecans, and Cashews, pound. $50
2-pound box Assorted Dark Choco-
lates Csc
CANDIES, AISLE IA, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1934-02-20
Masterpieces Of
Literature, 55c

Regularly 75c
Pocket size, blue fabricoid binding,
including Austen, Bronte, Eliot,
Dickens, Dumas, and others.
Webster's Practical Dictionary;
newly compiled appendix; regular.
ly 81 ......................80c Soc
Roeet's Thesaurus Of English
Words and Phrases; revised; reg.
ularly ST ............. soc
Boston Cooking School Book; reg.
ularly $3.50 81
Little Women, Little Men, and
JOS Boys; regularly ST.. 80. SOC
Scribner's illustrated Children's
Classics; twenty titles; regular
ly Sl.oo ..........-...... .Sl.2O
Funk and WaenalPs Practical
Standard Dictionary .......... 81
Culbertson's Blue Book-l934;
regularly 81 $3.50
Complete o. Henry Stories in One
Volume; regularly Sl.5O. .S1.20
Oliver Wendell Holmes, by S.
Bent; regularly 81. SOC
Once a Grand Duke, by Grand
Duke Alexander of Russia. SOC
Second Omnibus of Crime. SOC
Books, AIsLEs %, rs, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1934-02-20
Mems Two-Trousers
Spring Suits, $3.50
Regularly S35

Rough cheviots and tweeds. dressy
fabrics, in single and double breast
ed and sports models.
3-Piece Custom Grated Suits; list
price is S35. .S29.SO
Spring Topcoats; raelans, box
coats, Chester6elds, and belted
models in tweeds, cheviots. and
haircloths .S24.5O
Custom Suits, just sixty FIVE ex-
elusive suit patterns at this price;
regularly SOS .S4s.50
Harris Tweed Topcoats; after this
selling they will be marked
5CO 5O1.CO
The MEMS STORE, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1934-02-20
Sterling Oxfords
and chains, s8,75

Oxfords are streamline model,
with lax white gold spring.
Zylonite Frames in Demi. Blonde
High Bridge Style. .A
White Gold Filled Frames with
pearl guards ..................$5
OPTICAL ROOM, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1934-02-20
Cavistan American
Oriental Rugs, s5o.75
Approximate Size 0xI2
Regularly $3.50

From the makers of well-known
Karastan ru9s-exact reproductions
of Oriental rugs, at moderate
prices for the modern home.
Colonial Oval Braided Cotton
Yarn Rugs; 27xS4.inch size; reg.
ularly $3.50 .SI.95
Handmade Hooked Rugs; 2x4; reg.
ularly $3.50. Special %. .A.3S
Chenille Bath Rugs; 24x4S; reeu-
larly S4.25 ................. $3.50
Seamless Administer Rugs; 9xl2;
regularly S49.75 ...........S3975
Other Sizes Proportionately Priced.
RUGS, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1934-02-20
Choice Numdah Rugs
3x4 - ~ Regularly s3.75

Made of fine quality Yarkandi felt;
distinctive designs and colorinss.
Fine Oriental Rugs, including ap.
proximate size 9xl2 Sarouks; reg
ularly $295 .S225
ORIENTAL RUGS, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1934-02-20
Dress Lace, SIS yard

~ to B inches wide; black, white,
biese, pink, brown, navy, green.
Dress Lace; rust, beige, and white;
yard d..................."...$l9S
Lace Scarfs; IS inches; green,
peach, rose, orchid and blue. Csc
All-over Cotton Dress Lace,
yard ....................... .$l.25
Lagos, AISLE IS, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1934-02-20
Irish Dinity
I9c, 29c, 39c yard
Regularly Much More

In a variety of checks and stripes.
4O-inch Sheer Batiste; regularly
much more .l9c ward
Novelty Cotton Fabrics; regularly
much more $50 yard
4O.inch Lawn; regularly
much more ..............l .l9c yard
Mercerized English Broadcloth;
regularly much more. .39c yard
Sanforized Broadcloth; regularly
much more .29c yard
Sheer, 40-inch Batiste; regularly
much more .............29c yard
Imported Dotted Swiss; small,
medium, and large dots; reg
ularly much more ....... Csc yard
WHITE GOODS, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1934-02-20
Fur Goats Refined
At Special Prices

Flat Crepe, in black, brown, sand,
or gray; regularly Sl6. $3.50
Satin, in sand, tan, gray, two
shades of brown; regularly $40, $l6
FUR REPAIRING, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1934-02-20
:3-pc. CasseroIes
Special

Bake and serve in the same dish;
white or cream grounds, with floral
decoration.
Decorated China Service
Plates .................. .$l.oO
Colorful Salad or Mixing
DOWlS ........'' =: .VVc
Decorated China Tea Cups and
Saucers (S2.40 dozen); each. Zoe
Italian Pottery ...............6S .6Sc
57-piece Dinner Sets for 8,
SIS to SIS
6K-inch China Tea Plates,
$l.50 dozen; 6 for 75c
Waffle Sets; batter and syrup
pitcher 81
1O5-piece Dinner Sets ......S37.50
94-piece Imported Dinner
SetS .@G''oV
53-piece American Porcelain Din.
ner OetS '..s..''. ~ 'oV
CHINA FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1934-02-20
Plate Glass Mirrors IS

Gilt Wood Frames. Various Styles.
Oblong Plate Glass Mirrors. ..S9
Console Mirrors, various styles.
Special .S4.75
Round Mirrors $50
Pictures, variety Of subjects.
Special .............. 81
PICTURES AND MIRRORS
SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1934-02-20
Inner-Spring
Mattresses, $3.50

Sizes SO; a; 46. Woven striped
ticking
Handmade Box Spring ... $24.75
Goose Feather Pillows. .$3.75
Studio Couches, with inner.sprins
mattress $3.50
BEDDING, SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1934-02-20
Tennis Rackets S1.9o

Dis scontin ued Models-Reg-
ularly S4.9S. Assortment of mod.
els and weights.
Rod and Reel Outfit. Special, S3.oS
Hosehide Fielder's Glove. .Sl.95
Dog Beds, lSx24. Special $500
SPORTING GOODS, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1934-02-20
Dining Suites
Special sI45

Walnut and gum; ten pieces, with
Duncan Phyfe table.
Mahogany or Maple Mirror.
Special IS
Mahogany Mirrors. Special. .$6.7S
Apiece Bedroom Suites, walnut
and gum. Special ....... .$l07.50
S-Piece Bedroom Suites, walnut
and gum. Special SIPS
Duncan Phyfe Coffee Table. Spe.
Windsor Chairs. Special. 1885
3-Piece Maple Frame Living
Room Suites. Special ....., .S4S
Evening star., 1934-02-20
SiIverware, s3'25

COMFORTS, mayonnaise sets, CANDLE
sticks, salts and peppers, bonbon
dishes, bonbon baskets, vases, and
candelabras-in a good weight and
attractive pattern.
Silver Plated Hollow Ware;
handled vegetable dishes, pitchers,
cocktail shakers, well.and-tree plat
ters, cold meat platters, relish
dishes, and gravy boats. $50. $50
Handsome Chippendale Trays,
$3.50
Evening star., 1934-02-20
Mems White
Shirts, sI.s5

Collar attached and neckband styles,
high luster, preshrunk broadcloth.
Sizes 1872 10 Is.
Fancy Colored Madras Shirts, COL
lar attached .........S .S1S5
Socks, Isle and silk mixtures,
Special ..... Soc; E pairs, S2.7S
Silk Socks, full fashioned; Isle
double feet, pair .55c
Mems Linen Handkerchiefs, white,
initiated ................... .25c
Ribbed Lisle Athletic Undershirts,
Special ............. ) for 81
Mems White and CoIored Shorts,
Special ...................45 .45c
Pajamas, white and coIors ..SI.85
Silk Pajamas, solid colors ..S4.35
Four-in-Hand Ties, silk .$l.15
All-Wool Pull-Over Sweaters,
special ................-.. S3.6S
Black Belts, oxidized buckle. Csc
Mems Soft Felt Hats. .S275
The MEMS STORE, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1934-02-20
French
Transformations, sI8

In assorted shades.
Gray Transformations, special, $50
Belcano Facials, special ........Sl
Nina Facials, special ..........2
HAIR DRESSING, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1934-02-20
Gloves Cleaned
2OC pair

During Anniversary, we offer the
same quality glove cleaning that is
obtained regularly at a higher price.
DRY CLEANING DESK, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1934-02-20
Su'tings @I''0 yard

54-inch all-wooI material, for dress
fabrics and suitines.
S4-inch All-Wool Ratine; regularly
$3.50 ................. 81 yard
54.inch Wool Sheer Crepe; reg
ularly 81 .S1.50 yard
English "Niyella" Flannel; reg.
ularIy Sl.50 ..75c ward
WooLLEN GOODS, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1934-02-20
Electric
Refrieerators
Special in The
54th Anniversary
5.cubic feet, $lO4.5O
6-cubic feet, $l16.5O

A very special purchase of those
popular electric refrigerators that
have been such a sensation this
last year. Convenient terms.
Electric Mixer, Beater, Juicer.
Special ................... .S13.9S
Re-Tract Electric Iron Cords;
have spring which permits full
reach of ironing board .........S1
Universal Chromium Waffle Iron,
special So-fS
Universal Travelling Iron (discon.
tinued-resularly $685. ....s2.4S
Small Chromium Trays to use with
toaster or for serving. ng........S1.35
Universal 6-cup Electric Percola-
IOI ,,'''','''''''''., 'eo'Io
Universal Electric Curling Irons,
Special ..S1.35
ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1934-02-20
Young Men Suits
TO" Regularly More

Sinele.breasted models, Of fine
woollen fabrics, we'll tailored.
Sizes 81 to 38 (ages Is to ~.
Silk Four-in- Hand Ties; Spring
designs and fabrics; regularly
ST each .................. .75c
SHOP FOR Young MEN, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1934-02-20
Overstuffed Chairs
Special sI9'75

Living room chairs in . choice of
attractive tapestries.
FURNITURE, SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1934-02-20
Direct-Indirect Lamps
Special slO.e5

3O0.watt bulb. Two styles.
Parchment Paper Bridge Shades,
S2.45
Mirror Vanity Lamps. .... .$l85
Boudoir Shades; 6 colors. .S1.1S
Adjustable Bridge or Junior Lamp,
S5.7S
Colonial Prism Lamps. ..... .S.7S
Steel Finish Bridge or Oil Pot
Lamps .................. .$I.4S
Steel Finish Lamp, chimney style,
SOS
Decorated Parch ment Paper
Shades; 9, 10, IL inch. .3Sc, 45c
LAMPS. SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1934-02-20
Tray with 4 Coasters

4OC Regularly More
Papier mache, Florentine decora-
tions.
Gilt Edge Cards. Special 2
decks .................. .6Sc
Italian Leather Telephone Book;
regularly 81. Special. .Sl.2S
Waste Baskets, regularly 81.
Special. .7Sc
Toilet Sets. Special. ...... .$3.85
Japanese Gardens. Special .74c
The GIFT SHOP, SEVENTH FLOOR.