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Miss Crawford and Mr.. Moss
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Miss Crawford ana Mr.. MOSS
Married Friday.
Miss Doley Elizabeth Crawford and
Mr.. Frederick Michael Moss were
married Friday morning in the
Shrine Of the Sacred Heart in the
presence of only the members Of the
family and a few close friends, with
the Rev. John s. Spence, officiating
The bride is the daughter Of Col
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versity of Idaho and received degree
OF master of science from the Univer-
sity of Maryland.
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BREVITY IS NOT ON
PREAKNESS SLATE

BALTIMORE, April ID. (uPl
With the exception of Joseph +.
Widerer's Brevity, all of the out
standing two-year-old thorough
brcds of 1885 were nominated
yesterday in a field of "a for the
46th renewal of the Preakness,
historic race for three-year-olds
that will be run May 16 at Pim-
lico race track.
Brevity, a heavy favorite to
win the G2nd running of the Ken
lucky derby on May 2, was not
nominated because his owner
plans to reserve him for the der
by.
Hal Price Headley's Hollywood,
the bay colt which won the PM
leo futurity last year, is expected
to rule an early favorite for the
$4,000 added classic, second on
ly to the Kentucky derby in ira
dition. Practically all of the
horses which will run in the derby
have been nominated for the
Pleakness in hopes of making n
clean sweep of the two fixtures.
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gated. You can't afford to TAX
chances" ....

gated. You can't afford to take
chances"
At the Model League office Toby
heard stories of other girls who
had had somewhat similar expert
ences. The League did everything
possible to protect models, under
no circumstances giving out names
or addresses, checking telephone
calls. occasionally even taking le-
gal measures. Now and then, how
ever, as in Toby's case, this vigil
lance would be circumvented.
Presently everyone forgot about
Jonas Huckleberry. Harriet was
buster than ever with her shop
ping, counting the days until
| CLYDE would be back. She and
Toby both were to take part in a
fashion show-an important one,
for buyers.
The show was to be given at a
hotel and there was rehearsal III
the morning. AS usual, the climax
of the affair was to be wedding
scene. Harriet was chosen for the
bride.
Toby had to leave the rehears-
al for another appointment, and
stopped at the apartment on the
way back. There was a letter for
Harriet and she dropped it into
her purse.
She did not think Of the letter
again until near the close Of the
show. A maid was helping Har-
riet into the ivory satin wedding
gown. Toby, waiting in her brides
maid costume, turned suddenly.
Harriet" she said, you're the
loveliest bride I've ever seen"
Harriet smiled. Its a beauti-
full dress, isn't it,"
at is, and the way you look,
wearing it, you'd certainly tempt
any man into matrimony."
But | don't want any man.
want certain one
That was when Toby remem-
Ibered the letter. Because, Of
course, it was from Clyde. She
had recognized his handwriting.
Toby said, ''Heavens, darling, |
brought you a letter and forgot
all about it,"
She went to her hand bag, rum
maging through it and came back.
Here it is" she said. Ppm ter
Iribly sorry | didn't think of it
sooner"
"That's all right" Harriet
smiler as she tore open the en-
Ivelope.
Someone spoke to Toby and she
crossed the room. 1t was several
moments before she was back
She came up to Harriet, and
stopped abruptly. Harriet" she
exclaimed. "llarriet, what's hap
Ipened?"
(To be continued
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE

Under and by virtue of the pow
er of sale contained in that GER
tain deed in trust from Florida
Carolina Estates, Corporation, to
the undersigned trustee, dated
September 30th, 1926 and re-
corded in Book 90 at page 236 of
the Records of Deeds in Trust for
Henderson County, N. c., default
having been made in the payment
of the Indebtedness secured there
by and upon request Of the holder
and owner Of the indebtedness. |
will on the 2lst day of April,
1886. at 1900 o'clock noon, at the
Courthouse door in Henderson
County, n. c., offer for sale at
public auction, to the highest bid
der for cash, the following de-
scribed real estate.
Lots II, 10 and IA, Block 10.
RhodOdendrOn Section of Laurel
Park and more particularly de-
scribcd as follows:
BEGINNING at a stake, the
North West corner of lot No. IA.
said stake bearing South 40 deg.
25 min. East 1922 feet from a
stone, the Northeasterly corner of
J. *. Singletary's 20 acre tract N
the line bearing North IA deg. 80
min. East; thence with the divid-'
ing line between lots IA and 15
and the dividing line between lots
13 and 16, North SO deg. SO min.
East 1922 feet to stake in the
West margin of Laurel Drive:
thence with the Western margin
of Laurel Drive and by lots 13 and
~, fronting on said Drive 220
feet to a stake, corner of lots IL
and Il; thence leaving said West:
ern margin of Laurel Drive and
running with the dividing line Of
lots ~ and IA and II, South 80
deg. As min. West 269 feet to a
stake in the Eastern margin Of a
Service Drive; thence with the
margin Of said service Drive, N.
20 deg. 48 min. West 85 feet to
the place of BEGINNING,
Dated and posted this the 21st
day Of March, 1885,,
JAMES L. TAYLOR, JR.
1923 Mon. 4tp. ID. ... Trustee.
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CIOCGGO1N

He took step forward, pulling
at her arm roughly.
Panic-stricken, Toby forgot eau
tior. She forgot everything except
that somehow she must get away
from this insane man. "Nom she
cried. "No-w
And then a figure hurled itself
between her and the stranger. A
voice snapped, Take your hands
off that girl
II was Marty Hiatt! Toby had
no time to wonder where he had
come from. Marty was there, be-
side her. She cried, "Oh, Marty.
make him go away! Make MIN
gow
But the man with the cleaning
eyes refused to move. Instead he
said to Hiatt menacingly, Look
out" A hand moved toward his
pocket. Hiatt, quicker, shot Il fist
toward the mans jaw. There was
a scream, the sound Of someone
running and suddenly Toby found
herself surrounded by people,
staring at her culiously, talking
eXcitedly.
A policeman pushed his way
into the crowd. "Hercw he said.
"What's going On?"
"Watch out" Marty Hiatt said.
Gle may have a gun"
! The stranger, however, was sud
denly docilc. He rubbed his chin,
iwhimpcring, as the policeman
searched his pockets.
mo gun" the policeman an
inounced. Now then, what's it all
about"
Toby felt Il hand on her shout
der and turned. Harriet was he
/ side her. "0h,' Toby breathed.
i"Im glad you're here, Harriet"
give been here for five min
jutes," Harriet said, "but it took
me this long to get to you.' She
slipped an arm around the other
girl. What in the world hap
Ipencd, Toby?' Who is that ter
rible person."
81 don't know" Tears of relief
shone in Toby's eyes. She tried
to wipe them away. 81 don't know
anything about him, except that
he must be crazy"
Ii was more than an hour at
terward that the girls heard the
full story. They had been allowed
to go home in a CAD when Hiatt
and the stranger set off for the
police station with the officer.
| Toby tried to tell Harriet what
had happened. 4 looked for you, "
she said, land yOd weren't IN
sight, Then I stopped to look at
the st3re window"
"ThAy had some new square
toed pumps at Vandenmeycr's,
Harriet explained. 81 went in to
try them on, and then came ont
and ran into Marty. And a good
thing. too! We both knew some
thing was wrong the minute we
saw you. Say-Marty certainly
socked that fellow, didn't he
"He certainly did. don't think
/ was ever gladder to see any
grsc in my life than when saw
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BEGIN HERE TO-DAY

TOBY RYAN, 10, is a photo
graphic model, posing for photo
graphs to be used in advertise
ments. Unknown at first, she is
soon in high demand IN the stu
dos, particularly after she is cho-
sen as THE Hillyer Soap Girl"
Toby shares an apartment with
HARRIET HOLM, another model,
engaged to marry CLYDE SABIN,
whom Toby distrusts.
Wealthy TIM JAMESON show
ers Toby with attentions for .
time, and then seems to forget
her. Toby's oldest friend is BILL
BRANDT, who works in an adVer-
Using agency. She is fond of Bill,
but has never thought of him ro-
manticaily.
After weeks Of silence, Tim tel
ePhones, but Toby makes an ex-
cuse for not seeing him.
JAY HILLTER, president of
the Hillycr company, comes to the
studio while Toby is posing for
some photographs. Later she goes
to dinner with him.
NOW GO ON WITH TIE STORY
CHAPTER xxx
Toby drew back. But you're
mistakenw she said. "You must
think I'm someone else"
I'm not mistaken" The mans
eyes g e a m d dangerously.
you're my Dream Girl, I've been
looking everywhere for you and
now that I've found you, you're
not going to get away. We're 60
ing to be married. Now. This al
ternoonw
Toby knew now where she had
seen him. 1t was the man who had
followed her that afternoon 4 few
weeks before. She had slipped in
to a store and evaded him.
But she could not do that now.
A though reading her thoughts,
the man caught her arm. Come
on ne said. "Youre going with
me-
Toby tried to free her arm.
This was insane, 4 nightmare. She
was on one of the busiest streets
in New York in the middle Of the
afternoon. There must be dozens
Of people about-she looked to
the right and to the left. There
had been dozens Of people about
she looked to the right and to
the left. There had been dozens
Of people about a moment before,
Now, suddenly, there was no one
"But you can't she began
"Oh, yes, | can. Dream Girl
| love you. Don't you under
stand? You're the one Pve been
searching for. We're going to sc
away together" -.
A mailman, that was what he
was! And he might be dangerous
He looked as though he would be
dangerous. Toby raised frightened
eyes, "Please!" she said. you're
hurting my arm"
She tried again to draw away
but the man chucklcd knowingly
ooh. no." he leered. "Gou're not
going to get away from me TN;
time. Come on - we've got
hurry"
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eY LAURA LOU eROOKmAN
@ 1870 kfh Service. lns

He ran ahead of me. Il looked
as though the fellow was trying
to make you go somewhere"
Il guess he was. Eie kept call
ING me Dream Girl and saying
he'd been trying to find me. That 5
now | knew he was crazy. Honest.
ly, Harriet, | was scared stiff"
Il should think you would have
been. Are you sure it's the same
fellow you saw that other 5imc
the one who followed you?"
Toby nodded. "T'm sure of it
Oh, Harriet, if it hadn't been fol
Marty-r'
"Somebody else would have
come along Harriet said conf
IDENTIFY. Il don't-suppose the mar
was really dangerous, but | car
certainly understand why you
were frightened?
Z: = =
Hiatt tclephoned and presently
dropped in to bring them a report
The stranger had been identified
He was the same one who, two
years before, had followed Il no
ton picture actress about, persist
ing that she was his fiancee. He
had been arrested and committed
to an institution, but had since
been released.
"That was a little more seri
Ous-that affair Of the movie ac
tress," Hiatt said. "He had gun
then. Wasn't a very good marks
man, because all he nit was the
shade of floor lamp"
ooh, Martyr
"Now, there isn't anything fol-
you to worry about Hiatt as
sured Toby. "Thcy've got hin
locked IN safely and he's going
hight back to the place where the!
Isent him before. He won't find i
so easy to get out again. By tn
way, his name is Jonas Huckle
berry. What do you think o
! that"
Jonas Hucklebclryw Both girl
spoke in chorus.
"Why, yes Hiatt looked sur
prised. docs that name meal
anything to you?"
Does it?' They told him abou
the letter Toby had received
signed Jonas Hucklebcrry."
"Have you got it around still?'
Hiatt asked. ''If you have, II
turn it over to the police"
But the letter, written on PM
notepaper, had disappcared.' Tob,
laughed about it, after Hiatt ha'
gone. so my first proposal" sh'
said, twas from a crazy man."
Don't worry. You'll get plent,
more"
The excitement over Jonas Hue
! kleberry continued for a day 0
two. Newspapers printed report
Of the affair, with pictures o
Toby. She didn't know how the,
got them. Bill Brandt telephone
and chided her about her nut
Iadmirer. Jay Hillyer showed NOR
Iconccrn. lie seemed satisfied late
that there was no reason for fun
Their alalm, though he said t
Toby, "If you get any more o
those fan letters let me knoN
about it. Well have them invest
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Planes Collide 4
Occupants Killed

BUENOS AIRES. April 13.--
CUP).-Four persons were killed
yesterday when two i,irplanes col
lided over Moron airport.
The dead were GuillermO ida
ondo, prominent Buenos Aires So
cialite and pilot of one Of the
planes; Ricardo Dorado Guierre,
passenger in Udaondo's plane, and
Jose Bissio and Lazaro BurgoS,
who were flying the other Nlane.
The accident occurred when the
plane flown by Bissio and BurgoS
attempted to land and crashed into
the fuselage Of Udaondo's plane.
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CLASSIC DANCER TO
ENACT CODIVA'S RIDE

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla, Apr.
10. UP).-Lady Godiva will ride
over Daytona's famous beach next
Sunday.
Renee Villon, classical dancer,
last night announced she would
ride white horse over the meas
ured mile Of sand next Sunday,
clothed only in a smile.
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32-Roonas and Hcuses

WANTED TO RENT-By couple,
for FIVE months, furnished cot
tage. in country near neighbOrS,
or on edge of small town; $l4
TO Sic per month, according to
size and cOnveniences. Altitude
not over $500. Mrs. KempSter,
6l07 River Terrace, Tampa,
ria.
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CONTRACTOR A. L. Gurley is
using observation-disclosures paints
on houses owned by the Fed
eral Corporation. Rigby-Mor-
row Co. Lumber, Builders Sup
plies. Millwork. Phone 81. %
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bonus

VETERANS = Let your bonus
help you build a home or I'm.
prove the one you have. Let
US help you plan to make It go
as far as possible. Henderson
vile Supply and Coal Co. Lum-
Der, Millwork, Coal. Lenox
Park. Phone 500.
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$4,000 NOW BEING PLACE.
in home loans. Safety of invest est
ments insured up to 80, 0o0'
Call for information. First Fed
eral Savings and Loan Assn.
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DR.. GoLDSBY, Herb Specialist
win be at N. A. Case residence
April 13, Il, Is, Tracey Grove
road.
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WILL BOARD one or two ladies
very reasonable. 209 Buncomoc
street.
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FURNISHED HOUSES-Inquiries
for such are received daily.
Please list yours with us at
cnce. Edw. r. Sutherland Co.
Phone $50.
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3i-Real Estate

GET READY FOR SPRING-Do
your spring cleaning and list
your property with Ewbank &
Ewbank for rent or sale. Phone
SO.
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POLISH : For Pi'
amos, furniture, automoDlleS'
brass beds, leather upholstery
etc. Recommended and guar
anteed by US. Brunson Furni,
ture Co.
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29-HelO (Femage)

GIRLS WANTED - Competent
beauty operators wantvJ every
where. Earn while you learn
this highest paid profession at
Continental college, High Point,
\. c. Write for free infOrma-
ton.
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37--To Swap
Lost and Found
43-PersonGI Property
Special Notices

doc FLETCHER'S CASTORIA,
zoe: $500 Extra heavy Miner.
al oil. soc: soc Milk of Magne.
STA. 29c; soc Horlick's Matted
Mix, $500. Freeze Drug Co.
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OLD GOLD TALKS when sold Ton
highest prices for cash at Sher.
mans Sporting Goods Store. Il
your jewelry is idle, bring II 20
us for cash.
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GRADUATION PHOTOS will pre-
serve memories and sentiments
worth preserving. See our mem
orv books and other gifts. Bar
ber's Book Shop-Baker's Art
Gallery.
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START YOUR CHICKS on Harris
Vitamin and Mineral complete
feeds and let experience teach
you that it is different from
ordinary chick starters, yet
priced lower than some. d. T.
Hart Company.
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II ,.rr.. festivities al
Raa.,,.,..e Of the HrtaI
.Qso- Shop. pe .,DreI
T. s9. % $50. Sbg ma
w. Phone SAC. POO
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Wanted
28-HeID (Male)

MAN for coffee route. S45-a-
week opportunity. Automobile
given rs bonus. Write Albert
Mills, liz Monmouth, Cincin-
matt. q.
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l3-Merchandise

APRIL SPECiAL-Fifty pound
cotton mattress, covered with
AGA. ticking, regular $500
value, for $685.. Reliable Fur
uitWc Co, opp. Courthouse.
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fine details, including color
contrast and meta, trim.
Sizes 38 to A. Were $39.75
to $69.75. Now----------$l8
IA Dresses for shorter women.
In acetate crepes With braid.
metal or print trim. Sizes
1872 to 2612. Were S13.95
to $22.75. Now--------$9.95
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Writing Paper
Soc Vas 75c

80 boxes Tony Sarg Writ.
ing Paper. 48 sheets and
48 envelopes. In the as
sortment are note, letter
and club sizes in white.
gray and tan check pat
terms. AS is
II Three-Ring Notebooks in
brown and black. 8xl0 ana 7x9
sizes. As is. Were 75c. Now SOC
10 Leather Block Notes with
hand-painted cover designs. AS
is. Were 81. Now---------75c
IL "Slidex" Telephone Indexes,
hanging type. As is. Were 81.
NOW ---------------- --ooo
50 Boxes White Vellum- finished
Paper in gay novelty boxes. Let
ter and club sizes. As Is. Were
Soc. Now-----..--3
STATIONERY, AISLE
FIRST FLOOR.
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Mattresses and Box Springs
10 INNER-sPRING MATTRESSES, SlA25
in double and single bed sizes, with
orchid ticking. Were $21.50. Now

l Large Cot-size Cambridge
Mattress, tan-white stripe
ticking. Was $22.5o. Now SIS
/ Felt Mattress with green
and white stripes, 41x74
size. Was $42.50. Now
$3.50.
1 w. b L. Box Spring with
rabbit edge, single bed size
with tan and white stripe
ticking. Was $24.50. Now
$I5.75.
I Innerspring Mattresses
in double bed size in rose
ticking. Were $2l.50. Now
SLABS.
/ Inner-spring Mattress,
single size, in tan and white
stripe ticking. Was $34.50.
Now -----------.---$IS
l Rugby Felt Mattress, cot
size, In green and white
stripe ticking. Was $12.
Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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2 Inner-spring Mattresses,
single bed size, with striped
=. ticking. Were $23.75. Now
$15.75.
1 Beauty Rest Box Spring,
in blue, S7iax74 inch size.
Was $3.50. Now----$26.25
1 Felt Mattress, single size.
with striped ticking. Was
$40. Now--------------$
l Gray Cloud Box Spring,
single bed size, with green
cover. was $3.50.
Now SZZ.oV
l Wilma Box Spring, 36x74
inch size. Was $24.50.
Now -----------------$l0
2 Single Bed Size Box
Springs with green cover.
Were $34.50. Now---$22.50
l Box Spring, double size, In
orchid cover. Was $2l so.
Now w-.-.----------$l4.25
BEDDING, SIXTH FLOOR.
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1S Women's Dresses In ace
tate and metal threaded silk
and acetate crepes. In black,
brown and high shades. Sizes
"a to "A. Were $13.95 to
S22.75. Now------$9.s5
IL Women's Dresses in silk
and acetate matelasses and
metal-threaded crepes, also
pure.dye silk crepes. With
WoMEN's DRESSES, THIRD FL
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MaIIison's Crepe
$I.45 yard

Was $1.95. IS yards NAL
linson's Black Pussywillow
Crepe.
80 Yards Silk re-Dye Cam
ton Crepe in black and dark
colors. Special------$1.35 yard
80 Yards Black Fancy Sheer
Silk. Was $1.65 yard.
Now ---------------$1 yard
IS Yards Black or White Satin
Crepe. Was $1.95 yard.
Now ----$1.45 yard
IS Yards All.SiIk White Linen
Weave. Was $1.35 yard.
Now--- yard
GYfKS CrrnNn EInoR
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Is Pairs Slippers for girls
and boys in q variety Of
styles and colors. Broken
sizes. Were 50 and $3.50.
Now w.----------.----$1.25
14o Children's Cotton Jersey
Trunks Ito be worn with
leather leggings), in blue.
brown and tan. Sizes 2 to
10. Were SIPS. Now---50c
CHILDAEN's SHOES, FOURTH FLO
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Friday Brings Hundred s Of Notable
Rubber
Raincapes, 5c

SO Rubber Raincapes in as
sorted colors and patterns.
Slightly imperfect. II per-
feet, would be much more.
Special for Friday only.
NOTIONS, AISLE u, FIRST FLOOR.
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Bien JoIie Foun-
da+ions. $2.95

Were IS
Is in one-piece style. OF
figured batiste and lace.
Sizes 81, SO, 80 and AZ.
8 Step-in and Side Hook Girdles,
Carter and Bien Jolie models.
Sizes 26 to 29. 80 and 33. Were
$3.50 and $395. Now---$1.95
S Camp Maternity Corsets in
sizes 26, az and 81. Were $3.50.
Now ------S3.95
CoRsErS, THIRD FLOOR.
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Radiator Shields
Reduced Oue.Half for Clearance
Ids are slightly imperfect.

erect.
2 in ivory, 7'4x22 to -
inches. Were $l.l5. Now 55c
IA in walnut, 734x22 to 43
inches. Were $l.l5. Now $50
1 Easy Electric Ironer,
Model 81, used for floor
display. Was $3.50.
Now W------------------$o'
l Easy Electric Washer.
Model 2-U. floor demon
strator. Fully guaranteed
by. the manufacturer. Was
$159.5O. Now ------$107.50
l Prima Electric Ironer, de
luxe model, fully guaranteed
. by the manufacturer. A
floor sample. Was $3.50.
Now ---------$1S.S5
/ Crosley Refrigerator. Model
F-55. A floor sample. Was
$l64.50. Now-----$l23.2S
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1 Eggshell SPREADS. one SIN.
gle and three double bed
sizes. Reduced to $3.95 each
I Portieres In odd lengths,
2 green and 2 gold. Were
$5.75. Now------------$3.50
5 pairs Rayon Draperies,
each pair In q different
color. Originally $6.o5.
Now W.-------------.-$3.0S
3 pairs Draperies, l gold, l
rust, / eggshell. Were $7.95.
NOW --.--------------$S.0S
IL pairs Window Cranes for
draperies, assorted styles.
Reduced to ----75c to $1.5o
DRAPIaus, sEvENTH Floor.
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Is Pairs Junior Misses Eve.
ming Sandals, gold and sil-
yer kid trimmings. Broken
sizes. Were SO. Now -$1.95
80 Pairs Boys Oxfords in
brown calfskin, leather soled.
Sizes B, Q to 312, s, 5ha, 6.
ga, 8; c. 2 to 4, 5, 5la. 6.
61a, 8. 8la, 8; D, 2, 3, 4 to
Sla. Were 81 and IS. Now
$2.95.
Evening star., 1936-01-30
Knitting Cotton
z Skeins, Csc

Originally 3Oc Skein
100 skeins Utopia Un-
bleached Knitting Cotton,
800 yards to the skein.
2 Boudoir Pillows in peach and
eggshell. Were 50. Now Sl.50
3 Rayon Moire Covered Baskets
in green. Were 50. Now -S1.5O
IL Sachets in assorted colors.
Were 45c. 3Oc
"a Balls Iceland Wool in gar
land green, 1-ounce size. Were
35c. Now-------.------20c
ART NEEDLEWoRK,
SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-01-30

All shields are slightly
2 in walnut, 91kx30 to So
inches. Were SITS. Now S5c
I in ivory. 9kx42 to 81
inches. Was $2.45. Now $l.20
Z in ivory. 91ax22 to 43
inches. Were $l.25. Now 6oc
1 in walnut, 12hxso to SO
inches. Was $2.l5. Now $l.e5
. in ivory, ehxls to rs
inches. Were $l.l0. Now 55c
5 in ivory or walnut, l21axS0
to So inches. Were $2.l5.
Now -----------------$lVS
I Royal Vacuum Cleaner
with motor r-driven brush. A
floor demonstrator, fully
guaranteed by the manu-
facturer. was $3.50.
Now w-----$24.75
HOUSEWARES, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-01-30

;tached styles.
62 Pajamas in notched
collar and MILDLY styles.
Sizes A, B, G and D.
Were 50. Now
81 Silk Scarfs in pat
terms and plain colors.
Were 50 and IS.
NOW --------------$I.ao
Evening star., 1936-01-30
Silk Hose, 2 pairs 81

We're 81 and SI.35 pair
263 pairs in chiffon and semi
sheer all-silk hose, in broken
size and color assortment.
Group includes . few irregu-
lars Of Granite hose.
HOSIERY, AISLE 10, FIRST FLOOR.