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Evening star., 1935-12-26
: After Dark
Smart People, Smart Things, Smart Places.
BY the Spectator.
Trade Mark Registered. q. 6. Patent once

nnt and good snickering
up blue serge gold-striped sleeves over
Phil Diamonds manner Of admonish-
ing Don't Put Your Daughter on the
Stage, Mrs. Worthington" {. The
Navy, as you must have guessed,
would be the upper class lads from
Annapolis getting in early prac-
tice to live up to the Navy's girl In
every port" slogan
X + *.*
""" The Shoreham has gone COM
pletely Hollywood for spotted
there last week was young Jackie
Coogan . . now grown up enough
from the years of 1.-THE Kid" SO that
he can drop the "ie and become plain,
ordinary Jack Coogan who will
come to town tomorrow, incidentally,
to stay for whole week bring
ing with him salubrious Betty Cradle
. toward whom he has honest
intentions of wedlock their ro-
nance being no publicity gag =.
according to an operative who should
know Also spotted at Mr.. Gard
ner Moore's popular dance hall: Red
headed, blue-eyed Nancy Carroll
All of which is just and proper. no
doubt, what with Friday movie nights
being the feature Of the week
local debs parading about la Craw-
ford, Dietrich, 10y, Garbo Z. and
what-not (no Olivia De Havillands
yeti cameras clicking {.
lights flashing everybody COM
ing down to see how they looked when
the camera pointed at them last
week and tomorrow night is
another movie night -.
X 4
Judy Ootus) Ellington is
back at work after having
been laid low for a few days by
throat ailment
X X X X
Helen Hayes was feted by
Nancy Hoyt at the Mayflower Lounge
last week listened with much
pleasure to Jingle Bells" and Rolling
Evening star., 1935-12-26

comedy dance team; Gates and Claire,
rhythm tap experts, and Judy Elling-
ton, the Lotus popular songstress.
Al Norton is the master of ceremonies
and the dance music is done by Bill
Strickland and his Capitolians.
Club Volga BOatman-The 15-voice
gypsy chorus is the feature of the
Russian gypsy floor show. The prin-
cipals for the gay revue are the same,
but their routines are new. The Or
chestra is led by Violinist Michel
Michaeloff.
Club Carlton-There's g continen-
tai air here that pleases smart sophis-
ticates in search of an intimate rem
devious. There's music by o Sidney
ensemble.
H-Hat-Frank McNey's particular
domain remains popular and there's
always a happy gang Of revelers
about. Table-to-table entertainment
is done by Gordon st. Chad and his
South Sea Islanders.
Mayfair-Jack Campbell and Leo
Lisee admit they're looney, but they
would rather be known as musical
cut-ups or clowns than zanies. They
do a fine job of entertaining at the
cocktail and supper hours.
X X
La Fayette Hotel-The Checkerboard
Room here probably is the unique
idea of the season. You play check
Evening star., 1935-12-26

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON.-There are still wayside
inns in England where portion OF
the price you pay for your dinner or
your beer goes to the upkeep Of the
village church.
These strange survivors OF the
church's inns are living relics Of the
great buildings, framed with ancient
oak timbers, which offered hospitality
to the pilgrims, knights and mendi-
cant friars of old, and were homes of
the medieval guilds.
The timbered redbrick Tudor
Fox and Goose at PreSSingfeld.
Suffolk, is still held by the church.
For 80 years it was the hall of a re-
Evening star., 1935-12-26
"THE OTHER WISE MAN"
TO Be OFFERED TONIGHT
Local YuIetide Production, as An
nual Event, Is on q Three
Day Schedule.
1.-THE OTHER WISE MAN" famous

~6y SSAG40@Os
"T,HE OTHER WISE MAN" famous
Yuletide drama Of the Capital
City, opens for the eleventh consecu-
tive season at Luther Place Mem orial
Church, Fourteenth and N streets, to-
night at $3.50, and will be played also
tomorrow and Saturday nights at the
same hour, and on Saturday afternoon
at 4:30, by q cast Of rs Washington
players, headed by Maurice Jarvis as
Artaban, the "other wise man." and
Katherine Riggs as the narrator and
harpist Of the presentation.
With two well-known singers ap-
pearing in the role Of the Hebrew
woman and two well-known players in
the role of the Parthian slave girl, 1t
Is announced by the directors of the
production that tonight Miss Nina
Norman will appear as the Hebrew
mother and Miss Yerby Pannill as the
slave girl. Miss Mary Apple. who has
come to the city for the "Other Wise
Man" presentation, will appear as the
Hebrew mother tomorrow and Satur-
day nights, and Miss Judy Lyeth. who
has been in every years presentation
Of the drama, will appear on the same
program as Miss Apple. Miss Lyeth
will play the slave girl.
Tonight the preliminary musical
program Of carols and the Introductory
organ program, beginning at 7:30, will
be by the Schubert Singers, directed
by Mrs. Chester Adair. organist, and
the Rev. Carl c. Rasmussen will con-
duct the ceremony of the offertory
at $40, Immediately preceding the be-
ginning Of The Other Wise Man"
Leading roles in the drama will be
played by Herman P. Riess, Howard
Whitfield, Paul M. Murphy, Irving L.
Koch, DR.. Clifton P. Clark, ]. Edmond
Veitch, Eugene Kressin. Elliott But
ton, James M. Rawls, Thomas M.
Cahill, Christine Irish, Ted Freter,
Terry McPhearson, r. S. Allen, Frank
Evening star., 1935-12-26

had seen Santa Claus and
even collected his autograph &.
But Harriet had no support, for
Old Man Claus was not seen by Sem
ator Joseph Guffy, Silliman Evans,
Walter OHara or Walter Knbourne
and they were there at the
time Nor did Walter Jones Of
Robert Fleming and his handsome
wife see any one catch Harriet under
the mistletoe an achievement
many of the local lads seem to be
X X X
Ramon has had his fortune
told twice a week by Dancer Lincoln
Scott and AYERS 1t never has
come out the same twice They're
going to "dangle an old COW bell'' to
announce the New Year at the Log
Cabin Inn according to Al Barn
house, local ad wizard Heard
in local cocktail lounge I'm
sick of this French, German and
italian You're in America 4.
speak American Nest ce pas?"
Evening star., 1935-12-26
ENJOYS TO DO HONOR
TO RUDYARD KIPLING

Sir Ronald Lindsay, British Ambas-
sador, and Michael McWhite, Minister
Of the Irish Free State, will pay tribute
to Rudyard Kipling on his 10th BIRTH
day anniversary at ceremonies to be
held at pm. Saturday at the Carlton
Hotel.
The affair will be under sponsorship
Of the International Association of Art
and Letters, with Mrs. Florence Jack
son Stoddard presiding. The services
are expected to be attended by about
800 persons.
Evening star., 1935-12-26

Stewart, Gordon Dal1lem, J. z. Straw.
ser, William Tribe, Harvey Brake.
Margaret Leiligh, Edythe LAxaroH
Goldman, Marjorie Gaardsmoe, Mrs.
B. @. McIlwee, Joan Davis, Jewell
Davis, John Gilbert McIlwee and
others.
The doors Of the church open at
q pm.
Evening star., 1935-12-26
Fire Routs As From Beds.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., December
26 R.-Forty-five tenants in the
McCrory Apartments. New York ave-
nue. and the Boardwalk, were routed
from their beds early yesterday by q
spectacular fire which damaged the
three-story building.
Evening star., 1935-12-26

in the Snow"
latest favorites Of
the Sidney boys
who play
them with a rud-
dy glow on their
cheeks and icicles
h a n g in g from
their ears . &.
! ook e d slightly
skepticsl at Har-
riet's claim she
Evening star., 1935-12-26

in again, mes
sieurs ct mes
danes it's in
again . and the
folks of the town
are again ripping
off their shoes
tossing them to
the four winds
and behind a
table . and
dancing in their
Evening star., 1935-12-26
Band Concert Cancelled.

Due to the Marine Bands partici.
patton IN the International Childrens'
broadcast at the Mayncwer Hotel, the.
concert scheduled for tomorrow at the
Marine Barracks has been Cancelled.
Evening star., 1935-04-11
FINE JEWELRY
Reduced "a to -

/ with crystal and diamonds.
Was $3.50. Now :. .SS.s5
/ in white gold with crys-
tai. was S65. Now. S35
! in white gold. was s35;
j with gold bangles. was
S37 80. Now. $3.50
! with Jade. Was $40:
with Jade and amethsst'
Was $3.50. Now. .$1s.50
chain necklace. Was
$3.50 Now. ..... $3.50
BRACELETS
l4-carat gold with real
i with Jade and carnelian.
Was S45. Now. S25
! with lapis and white gold.
Was S32. Now. .$Is.50
] with crystal. Was SIPS.
i with crystal and diamond.
Was S31.50. Now. $3.50
! with calsidone. Was SIS.
, Rope Bracelets. Were Sac
and S51. Now. $25 and S35
Also:
I Pair of Earrings. Were
S16. Now. ..........S $3.50
9 Mems Sports Pins. Were
5000. Now. ..... S.. so
2 Enamel Pocket Lighters in
sterling silver. Were S24.
NOW .,..s.ss.s,,. .Sl5
Evening star., 1935-04-11

BROOCHES
3 Diamond and crystal
Brooches. Were So and
Z diamond HnS and white Gold
Brooches. Were 81. so to $40.
Now. $3.50. $I1.5O. 1850
JADE PENDANTS
.: were S22.50; Now. .SI0
!: was $40. Now. $40
/; was $3.50. Now SIS
]: was S32 so. Now. $3.50
/; was S4S.50. Now. .S25
/; was S21. Now $1,000
! Diamond and White Gold:
Was $40. Now. 81
! Diamond and Platinum
Stick Pin. Was $50. Now S45
I Diamond and Sapphire
Stick Pins. Were $3.50 to
S45. Now. $40, SIS, SEQ. x25
i EIsin Pocket Watches. IA
carat. II jewels. Were 500;
I'll J fllinoi. Pocket watch. Il
carat. 23 jewels. Was S75:
Now 800
NECKLACES
IA carat gold with real
stones.
| with carnelian. Was S35.
NOW ........... 81 '.'v
FINE JEwELRY, FIRST FLool
Evening star., 1935-04-11
Juniors Hats, sl.95

~ ere 1919 ana S3
IL Straw Fabric Hats in brown,
green, navy and black. Sizes
81 to 2212.
IL Girls and Juniors Felt Hats
in navy, brown, green and tan.
Sizes 81 to 22fa. Were S29?;
is Girls and Juniors Cordette
Crepe Hats. with small brims and
off-the-face models. Sizes 81 to
1oi2 Were 81 95 Now. .95c
10 Girls and Juniors Fabric and
Felt Hats in brown. navy. black
and tan. Were S1.95 and S3 .95.
- Girls and Juniors Softies in
tan brown. blue. green and red.
Were 81 and 81 so. Now. .5c
IL Girls Hats in rough and split
peanut straws. Assorted colors
Were 81 90. Now. .$1.45
GIRLS AND JUNIORS MILLINERY
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-04-11
Scotch Knitting Yarn
| ounce, l5C Vas SOC

436 Balls, l ounce each, in a
I2s Balls. . ounces to the ball. of
2-ply Linen Yarn. Discontinued
colors Were fOc Now IJc
4 Tapestry Searfs with black back
ground. Size 12x5O. Were S2.15.
NOW
STAMPED Linen Luncheon Cloths
and Scarfs with hemstitched edges.
. 7oxa0. Were S. Now. 81
. 54x7H. Were S4. Now $3.50
I Bridge Set, "a Inch cloth with 4
) ISx36 Scarfs. Were s5c.
ART EMBROIDERY, SEVENTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1935-04-11
assorted colorS.

4 ISxI5 Searfs. Were 81. Now.
.5c
10 Plate Doilies. 12x1S. We're 40c.
Now zoe
I6 Living Room Pillows in celanese
ers. In brown. gold. green and
rust. Were S3.25. Now. :. . .s2."5
g Moire and Velvet Living Room
Pillows in green and black. Were
81 and 81. Now. ...........S 81
I2 Organdie Beudoir Pillows in as
sorted colors. Were 81. Now. SOC
Evening star., 1935-04-11

Seamless Brcadlocm RuEs. One of
each:
ex12. Was S54.6O. As is. Now.
S3s.4O
e.sx1a. Was s4o.s5. Now.
$3.50
s.sxe.s. Was s4o.1o. Now; .
sx15.e. Was $s4. Now,
sx12.- Was $4,000. Now.
axs.e. was $50. Now. $3.50
7xa. Was S31 25. Now. S22.50
7.6x9. Was S34.50. Now.
e.ax1a. Was sse.s5. Now.
ex15. Was se7.s5. Now. .o''o
1 1o-Y.rd .piee. ss-Ineh fisis
Green CARPET. Was. yard. $3.50.
S0E: J Ect ysTa ysaass Carpet Samples with xits
finished ends. Was 1878 yard:
Lot Of Carpet Samples. was.
yard, $225 to $3.50. Now.
Sard ...s..'..s..'..s Isl
Evening star., 1935-04-11

100 Dozen Woodtex Toilet Tis
IS Boxes Bath Powder with puff.
in assorted colored plaid boxes
Special. 3 for 81. Each. .35c
. 3-Piece Toilet Sets in maize and
black Were 81 Now. $3.50
? White Simulated Ivory Mirrors.
Were s. so. Now. .sI.15
80 Cans Durmay Bath Scent for
the bath. Were CSC. Now. .1Sc
ToILETRIEs, AIsLEs 18 AND 20, FRS
Evening star., 1935-04-11
Rubber RaincaPes, 60c
We're 85c

Is in plaid and pin check. Good color assortment.
shu Holds 10 pairs Of shoes
7Sc. is DOC
.uofen, oVc
~ Noyety shopping As 35e
. Chiidren's inelndns hat cape and bag
In and Now SET. s.r
Arly Pattern hans in closet In green PM
and orchid will hold hats Were Sl'5. Now..'.'''si
NOTIONS Aisle 81, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-04-11
Mrs. Days Baby Shoes
Greatly Reduced

In intermediate. soft and hard
soles. in white. smoke and patent
leathers- % q, Man *.
4 Pairs, were Sl.5O Now. Csc
= Pairs, we're 81. Now x1.45
Pairs. we're $3.50. Now. .S1.s5
IL Pairs. were So. Now .SI.95
Soft Stuffed Toys including rabbits
INV So.s5
:, were S15O. Now. s5c
3. were 81. Now. ..... s5c
.. we're $3.50. Now. slim
3, were 50. Now. .... 81. rs
Jar Sets on wicker trays. ] six
piece set and 7-piece set. Were
Sc so. Now . &3. %
) Better RattIes. Were ST. Nov s5c
Printed Dresses. Were 81 .65.
NOW Vct
INFANTS APPAREL
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-04-11

Room Size.
"a Fasket-weave Fiber Rugs. 36x63
size. Were 81 95. Now. :. $I.i5
Heavy Quality Fiber Rug. Was
I II: Heavy Quality Basket weave
Eibe6 Ibe6 Rrgs. Mun, 4x7 sizes. y. WeIs as
o fo b; Basket%.av. sSW Fiber Rugs. soxso
size. Were S2.95. Now. :. ,.S1.I5
/ Sisal Rug. 6x9 size. As is.
Was S14.95 Now. .... S6.95
] Sisal Rug. As is. 27x54 size:
was H.syy AZ % SouaIitS EE~ Plain Color Ak *
minister Rugs. 27x54 size. w Were ere
] Heavy Quality Oval Braided Rus:
4x7 size. Was S16.50. Now. 81. .95
! Suntone Tufted Rug. Fast color
but soiled. Was S11.50. Now.
I Heavy Quality Administer Rug.
6x9 size. Was S27.5O. Now.
1 Anslo-Persian worsted wilton
Rug. 9x12 size. Was S9s 90;
/ Oval Braided Chenille Rus.
Size 4x7. was S12.75. Now. .S6.g5
3 Angora Fur Rugs. Were S5.15:
CARPETS, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-04-11
Matching Pieces Of English

II Dinner Plates. Were SSc.
il Breakfast Plates. Were soc. =
Now p,.,.. w.r. 6ac Now s3c s3e
6 Pie Plates. Were 55c. Now. 25c
I3 Bread and Butter Plates. Were
soc. Now Soc
rs Rim Soup Plates. Were 63c.
Now ........... .Soc
CHINA, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-04-11
Junior Misses Shoes, S2.95
Compacts-SpeciaI, Csc

As Gold finished Watch Case Compacts loose-powder
with puffs. In attractive designs ..-
80 variety Of coors Were 81
Gold and silver seauin Evening CAPS: were S.
II Rhin.sten. ana Tortoise shs B.ndssux in
Gins E.rrinss ana Pin: in assorted styles were ST. Now
NOVELTY JEwELRY, AIsLEs AND Z, FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1935-04-11
Woodtex Toilet Tissue
Special, Csc dozen rolls

2. 1000 sheets to the roll.
40 Boxes Lubin Face Powder in as
sorted shades. Were CSC. Now.
4Se
Is Single Loose Powder vanities,
slightly marked. Were 35c. Now,
25c
so Cakes Bath Soap. Were 1c.
NOW ....'.ss '.'s'.' .oc
'LOOR.
Evening star., 1935-04-11

so Yards of Printed Taffeta In
black. navy. brown Backgrounds
with various color designs. Were
81 95. Now -. 81 .3S
200 Yards Of Silk Matelasses and
Rough Weaves. In pastels. Were
81 95 and So so yard. Now. s1.:5
Evening star., 1935-04-11
I ennis Racquets

Well known makes, including
Ellsworth Vines and Davis Cup
models. Strung late last season.
All sold as is.
l Was $595. Now ...... x4.35
8 Were $6.95. Now ..... S5.15
5 Were SI2 Now So
Also other sporting goods reduced.
SPORTING GOODS, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-04-11
Solid Mahogany Furniture
Greatly Reduced

1 Dresser, mahogany and gum;
was sos. Now. $40
small Chests. Finished in
mahogany. Were $3.50. Now, IS
I Lamp Table, finished in walnut.
Was $3.50. Now .........:. 81
! Living Room Chair covered IN
rust tapestry. Was S33. rs. Now, 325
Occasional Chair with green
cover. was $3.50. Now. .&l3
/ Living Room Chair. with blue
mohair cover. Was sos. Now:
Evening star., 1935-04-11
Baby Carriages u Price

I Green Pullman Carriage. Was
S145O Now ....... .SS.35
I Brown Stroller with hood Was
S19i55; :, Nov s;:,,;.. ..;.,, S9.S5 SaaS
Was S1a.95. Now. ....... $9.95
Brown Carriage. Was S23 so,
Brown "Pramn' type Carriare.
Was S31 so. Now .$15..5
! Beach Cart. Was Ss.95. Now $5
TOYS, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-04-11
Misses Walnut Room Gowns and Wraps
Greatly Reduced

Gowns in crepes. satins. lace and
matelasses. In black. navy, brown
and pastel shades.
IL Misses Dresses. Were So9..5
to S39.75. Now. $3.50
Misses Black Crepe Evening
Gown. Size 16. Was 500 -:
wow ~
WALNUT ROOM, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-04-11
Curtains, sI.25 pair-SpeciaI

$50 Pairs Dotted Curtains, ruf1ed style, extra
wide. Cream or beige.
$50 Pairs Tailored Curtains. Good quality mar
quisette, well tailored. Cream or beige. Special. or
pair fSS
DRApERIEs SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-04-11

I Coffee Table with inlaid desisna
/ End Table with inlaid design;
Was $50. Now .Slg:0o
] Coffee Table with tray. was
1913. NOW So.oO
1 Side Chair with green tapestry
seat. Was $3.50. Now $3.50
1 End Table. Was $50. Now.
$3.50
Other Furniture:
Ir,a NJ S3O
FURNITURE, SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-04-11
Tub Silk, 85c yard
Vas $50

120 Yards in stripes and checks
800 Yards Of Canton Crepe in
black and colors. Were 81 .65 and
S1 .95 yard. Now. w............Si
80 Yards Of MalIinson's Pussywil-
low Satin. In light blue. Was
s1e5. Now $50
SILK YARD GOODS, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-04-11
5O-Piece Dinner Sets, s5.45

20 Sets American-made Dinner
ware. Decorated and attractively
shaped. &c Decorated Porcelain
Service Plates. Special. each. .45c
Evening star., 1935-04-11
Pop-up Books, SOC

We're 81
20 Jack the Giant Killer Pop
Up Books.
so BOYS and Girls Series Books.
Were soc to 81 so. Now. CSC
so Copies of Reprint Fiction by
such popular authors as Mary Rob.
erts Rinehart. Joseph Lincoln and
Edgar Rice Burroughs. Were 75c.
Table of Chiidren's Books at half
price and less.
Table of Assorted Fiction and
Non-Fiction. Half price and less.
Books, AISLE %, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-04-11
Woodward & LOTHROP
NM. heEasterStore NM

Corsets, s2.e5
We're IS
8 Le Cant lightweight, step-in
girdles. Lastex in small, medium
and large sizes.
4 Lightweight Foundation Garmsnts
with inner belt. Sizes 80. AZ ans
Is. Were .vos S5. cdsos,,: Nov, or.. .p;.ss fS;ss
Foundation Garments of broeade.
some with lace brassieres:. Sizes
35 81 and 40. Were IS. Nov, ~
W.y " csft: s:;.s .fs T...: es '.s.: s:s gEs Sc:
-. rs. 26. ~. Were ~: 30
Now ................... .&1.95
CoRsETs, THIRD FLOOR.
Glove Silk Panties, 95c
We're $3.50
IL in tailored and lace-trimmed
styles. Broken sizes.
10 Glove silk Vests in flesh and
tearose. Sizes "a. 40. AZ, and 46.
Were $1.5O. Now .6sc
2. Kayser Four Star Italian Silk
W.s. slsSmsls sa In hds assh' Sizes ana 81 :;
8 Glove silk Gowns in tesross.
Lace trimmed in sizes 16 and II.
Were $685.. Now ........ .$2.8s
Rayon Combinations. 2 with
6rassiere top. Were $1.25 and
s1.5O. Now .............S .S5c
KNIT UNDERWEAR, THRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-04-11
Clftwares, 35c each

Were SOC to 81. IS In group including bowls plates
cups bath bottles and siered glass beverage trays
GIFTS, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Junior Misses Shoes, S2.95
Were 81 to S6
40 Pairs pumps oxfords Variety of styles Sizes
in the group: AAA S, 51z, s, 61a, and 8; 81, 4.
AZ, 5, 512 6h; 3h 4, AZ, S, 51a, 6, T. tn, ., .;
C s. 6, 61a and 7.
Misses and PUMPS and oxfords Of patent
B siS 8 s,s. 10. ! and G ga 10. Is. 49,. J. ~ p
2. $3.50 and S4. Now $245
so 0xfords brown and black elkskin with
Sizes B Ia 2. 81 IA s.
5ia c /. IL. =. 8 3ls a. IA s. and g. d 1 to 8
CH1IDREN's SHOES FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-04-11
Framed Pictures, 75c

We're yI.2S
35 including prints and process
oils in floral subjects.
Now 1918
3 Hand -Colored Etehings. Were
$3.50. Now, .si:.'
Now .SI3.s5
. Very Fine Paintings by q good
artist Were $40. Now. $25.50
. Venetian Mirrors. l triple and
one round. Were S.. Now. S2.s5
French Console Mirror. Was S:l5:
NOV ,ui:n:tt ;;.',wiS; w;,,,, w.; 8; tts 70
Now 1915
PICTURES AND MIRRORS
SIXTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1935-04-11
Porcelain DinnerWare

. Covered Vegetable Dishes. Were
SD. now .SI'oV
I Covered Casserole. Was $3.50.
NOW .Si'f'
I Hot-Water jug. Was S3. Now, 81
! Covered Butter Dish. Was s..
V ! Sauce Boat. Was S2.a5. Now. 81
/ Pickle Dish. Was S1.50. NOW. oOc
Evening star., 1935-04-11
Rlousettes, Sl.95
Ha.a COX

20 in synthetic tie silk in navy,
black and green prints.
9 Metallic Evening Jackets in white
and red. Were S7.95 and SS.a5.
Now ..: SJ
.-SIeeve Searfs in black and gray.
were S5. NOW -Sz.50
NECKWEAR. AISLE IS
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-04-11


500 Rolls Good Quality Toilet lis
sue. Special. dozen. ...... $50
- Pieces Bath Room Items. such
as towel bars, soap holders and
paper holders. Each. .25c
Evening star., 1935-04-11

so Decorated imported Tea Cups
and Saucers. Were. each, DOC,
Now. each 25c
Decorated American Porcelain
Dinner Set. Service for s. was
SO SO N0U &9
Evening star., 1935-04-11
Trade-in Radios
Large Wheel oys
u Price

Floor Samples
I Table Set. 2 Chairs. maple and
ivorye finish. Was S12. Now: %
g VelOcipedes. We're 81 80.
white finish veIocipede. was
$3.50. Now .89.S5
/ white Finish Velocipede. Was
$3.50. Now .......... 1925
Toys, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-04-11

Week End Candy
Specials
Molasses Cocoanut Cara Is.
pound 35c
Assorted Chocolates. > pounds. 95c
CANDY, AISLE IA, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-04-11
Girls Sweaters, S1.45
Satin Robes, s5.e5
We're S70S

6 Satin Tailored Robes trimmed
with contrasting colors. Black
and Burgundy red. Sizes small
and medium. ..
I Dusty Old Rose Satin Lounging
Fajamas, 2-piece full blouse style;
1 Black Satin Lounging Pajsmss.
one-piece style. Size Il. was
/ T1fauoise siik Crepe Rebe. silk.
trimmed with gold. Size 1s; Was
&I0.DU. NOW SIlsSO
NEGLIeEEs AND PAJAMAs
THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-04-11
Fur Goats, $3.50

8 Sealine (rabbit) Coat, size
1 Brown Kidskin. Size "A: As
/ Hudson Seal dyed musEratI
Coat. Size Is. was S197.50.
Now $I12.50
1 Natural Russian Sable Scarf.
Was $3.50. Now .'. S69.5O
Natural Blue Fox Scarf. Was
S175. AS is $3.50
Size 16. Were $4S.75. Now.
S29.5O
FuRs, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-04-11
Juveniles Dresses, s1.45

Were 81
Is Spring prints and pastels in
silk dresses. Sizes to 6.
rs Cotton School Froeks. Sizes 2
to 6. Were 81. Now. - 65c
q Girls Silk Party Dresses, in sizes
. to &. Were SO. Now. S1.4J
Boys White Satin Suits. Were
S7.95. Now .......... $3.50
Boys Piaue and Linen suits.
Size .. Were SO. Now -. sI.4J
JUVENILES APPAREL
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-04-11
Mothocide Moth Cakes, Sc
6 for 25c Were 2tor Csc

1000 Mothocide Moth Cakes,
ais Garden Stakes. Bird design,
with wood or metal stake. Were
81 Al Thermometers Tor inside or
outside use. Were 55c. Now. 1Sc
HOUSEWARES, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-04-11
Women's Dresses, s9.75
We're SI6.9S

% Plain sheer crepes and printed crepes il
of colors. Sizes 36 to A.
WoMENs DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-04-11
Boys Pajamas, sl.'5

Were 81
a. Pairs Boys Rippesheen BroadcIoh Paamas
styles MILDLY models but not every size Good
color assortment. Sizes 8 to IL.
1873 Boys Shirts
3s 50 So Now: - to "a w.rs e. "a Nov sSs
THE Boys STORE FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-04-11
ex|2 Fiber Rugs, s7'95
We're SII.95

Basketweave Fiber green backgrounds
Evening star., 1935-04-11
Fur-Trimmed Suits, sI7

Were S29z5
Is Short Jacket Suits navy beige and trimmed with
SQUIRREL and galyac Sizes r. IA, 16, 18, 20 and 38
in
bar. green with NIB
SRsSmsss %sfg g shd sse R - Nov s6 and S.
Sizes H. a. is ans 90
ND
Evening star., 1935-04-11
Girls Dresses, $50

" ere 1J.1O
20 Silk Dresses in prints and
plain colors. In sizes 10 to 16.
10 Girls Chubbee Cotton Dresses.
Sizes r to 16. Were 81. Now, 55c
10 Girls REGULAR and Chubbee Silk
Dresses. Sizes 12 to 16. Were
SIS to S7.95. Now ..... $3.50
GIRLS DRESSES, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-04-11
Youths Suits, 'I4.7:
We're $50

81 Two-Trousers Suits. Good fabrics in
smart models. Sizes 81 to 36. Trouser
length alterations only.
SHOP FOR YOUNGER MEN, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-04-11
Boxed Stationery, 25c

Vas SOC
$50 Boxes including letter and
note sizes in white and colors.
Also a group of initiated styles.
STATIONERY, AISLE 2
so Desk Accessories. including waste
baskets. fiat files and open-letter
boxes in brown simulated leather.
Were S1.25. Now. w........... S5c
IS CelluIoid Covered Moire En-
gagement Pads in blue, rose, green
and lavender. 1898 filters. Were
75c. NOW ................ .4Oc
~ Fiorentine Book Covers in novel
size. Assorted colors Were !5c.
NOW ...s'ss'sss .oUV
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-04-11
Women's Walnut Room Gowns, S22

We're S441S
4 Lace and silk crepe gowns for daytime anc
In sizes SO and 38.
Lace Dinner Gowns. Sizes 3s Green Velvet
sE- 40 Were S3475. Now. SIT SO. was S@9 .
WALNUT ROOM, THIRD FLOOR.