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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-19
Nice Work Boys!

It took an eagle Burke the Connecticut open champonsp yesterday can discount the Nsugatuck last i8 holes of play a Shuttle Meadow Albert Labus of through nicely in his first major test and won 760 which strokes behind the holes The lad coming fast and with more toEna ment competition the better known professionals this state.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-19

Runs-MOrgan [, MeGirr 2. Rob inaon 2, Mullen, Devito, Mobile, McH,sslius' % %LonEo Irwin S,Er,oI,", Er,ers-
 Mullen, Runs hatted in-Philhert ?, Rohinson, Mullen, Montelius 2, Dc. Vito, Hollis. Parker, Two-base hit -DeVito. Three base hit--Rohln- aon., stolen haaes-MorEan, Phil. bert. Left on bases-Clock 1. Pow q: ofS CheIh i; of Tripanier 1. Hits s-OR Chelh ( in 2-a innings; on Trepanier S in 2l-a innings. Hit by nitcher-By Chelh (MorRanl; by Frlpanier (MeGrathl. Struck out By Parker 6; by Chelb 1: by Trip enler 2. Wild pltch-Tripanler Passed ball-Hollis. Losing pitcher --Chelh. Umplre-Stanton Time
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-19
Rumors And Reality Gathered From ThiS Sporting World By JOHN A. CLUNEY
 The Crist Of Athletic Contest
Yips From the Yankee Stadium

i9It makes sick to these washod.up bu fighters and like tha tonight There nah fran the reaction Of of M the belief that he paid sharkey stand hore and take three round bean for S2A00 which will help little to fat Johnny Duceys feet nd front porch he exhibits for stomach and chest combination
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-19
ALI CLUBS LOOK ALIKE

New YOEk.-A American League clubs look alike to Tommy Bridges of the Tigers, Aaei Harder of the Indians, and Monte Pearson Of the Yankees, All have scored victories oyer every rival team.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-19

Nathan Mann supposed this city will Dc laid up again right hand which he injured in the fourth round Eddie winning nicely the able Nader un that right nipper went bad and then it was draw
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-19
Louis h Line For Title Bout As Result Of Quick ShorkeyK
CLEVELAND FUND WEARS $15OO AS B GAMES REMAIN
PhiIIieS Here Friday; BFOOklynS and TOmniieS
 Meet Tomorrow

Expecting tO reach . 1i,oOo tOtaJ fOg tie "On 10 Cleveland" OamS palgn ty closing tIsns tonight tiSe officials Of the CIty Amateur League vent ahead with plans fOg tss DF00kIyn A, c, aHa M0Sth End Thomas club game tomorrow eves niHg ct Ss3O o'clock co Hamilton Pafk, tile visit Of tile Philadelphia 1gati0ne t0 ti1is Cttg FEIdag evening afSd the possible Brooklyn A. C. Sacred 1g6aSt Sunday CIagiI fOg the championship, should 5ls entry from eeFOss the bridge win AS exS pecte6 tomorrow evening.
 Further Plans
 Any further dOHa10nS t0 tBe Cleveland fund should De sent C r. ", chegBOn At the Waterbury Trust Company, fgay Tram afld ole MaiOney Of tiIe committee sajd t0s day, W1liIe repeating inst donations for ti1e PhiIIlee game aFe OSIe d01~ 1af for reserved seats aSId fifty cents for tile tif1FeseFVed section Fans aFe urged tO name tl1eiF ias Y0Fite pIageFs fOE the AIIsNtaF City League teaf1 t0 Diag against J0llII1 ny Moore afld tis fllAtes by sending theiF selections tO President Harry x, CAgi1in il Cafe Of tISe Democrat 0F station WATIE On Grand street,
 HafOId Hadiey tIAs been assigned k0 t1naDifA kf9A Hf0OktVnZ T0BltlJies game tomorrow evening, Latest dOnOEg t0 tile Cleveland fund which SAaAi1Ad Af. .2f1 include.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-19

Incidentally 1t was great pound fighting IFhman Terry Mitchell by beat 2is pound Eddie Blunt huge colored cloue what the beak-busng business oil fight his e and he Mitchell who spotted pounds and then him the fight of his k
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-19

about the situation which cane about of echmeingy knockout Joe Louis shafey on the times Do convinced that he can't lick any ccoFed fighter in the world.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-19
Louis.Sh0rkey
 DreU $16O,OOO

New York, Aug. lO.-tUP)- Figures on Che Joe Louis. Jack sharkey bout last night follow;
 Attendance-29,33l.
 Paid attendance ,Se0.
 Gross Peoelpts--slS0, ,0Se.s0. Net .recelpls-SlSe,S4b.SS. Fighters share--Louls s4O,. 0O3.7A, Sharkey s3l,Oe0.A6.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-19
CLAY ST. CHALLENGE

The Clay streets would like te meet any baseball team 10 to 1e years old. For games caII 4-Sle0. Ask for Urdain PhiIbeFt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-19
NAugy Won

Kennedy and BallnSky hit hard as Hamonts held Seovill Sluggers to SIX hils in the Naugatuek Chemleai victory over the local array, For tho 9eovlll entry, Buckley was out standing, Four runs in the open m inning and three more In the fifth sewed up the game for NaNsy' HeorNs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-19

only thing with the two and oned round exhibition of punching thing sharkey started his comeback" trail up ct Boston
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-19
WREaTEnNG

New YOrk-CIin Oisen won by foul over Ernie Dusey. Ralph 0ag1. baldi, threw YiFpo Wilcox. Abe Cole man, threw Steve Dudynes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-19

On Mars, midday heat in summer is between 10 and 20 degrees below mnEN
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-19

The common household match is en Engllsh inscntion of 100 years
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-19
neaa Mound WeRk

W00M NI0WNU WUfN
 Joe 9eEokalaitls limited Chase hit eeFs Co four hits in seven innings, while MuleSky got off to . had start. seven runs being scored rom hls delivery In the first two innings
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-19

Who won the tennis champion ship of the Cheshire Lawn Tennis clubs tournament last night with Q straight set victory over Lois Demlng by score Of 6-2 and e-S. Both girls played credltable tennis from start to finish, the experi- ence of Miss Eurell bringing her aha mamanh.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-19

Ratteries: strokalaltls and Zedryn; Aaulesky and Drlseoll. Umpire Car xlnRNnn,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-19
CHEMICAL


 x.Nan for Kennedy tn Sth,
 1.xSaR for Taylor M Sth
 ueors by innings; . Chemical N,,,,,,t Seovtu ,N,N,,N', " "
 Runa---Edm0n0S !, Crosby, kcn' nsTv. nalimskY, TuCkSy, Mlnleueet, pPencvosl, KrafL hNtcN, Errors - prSmSvSst' ChIchSttL Crosby 2, Min nie~ceI, Runs hNtted in--kennedy {, sS nsi'STSs TMS. Ss.r s; TSSHIsy SIssyRe"SsSy % borSn nWehiSy, ThrNes base hltS--kenncdy. HemS Tuna-Tuckey, RRtes. stolen HHwcEley. Kraft, PronavSst, ,ChichSttl- ErsW, MIaeski. Crosby, Left on bases SecvlI R, Chemical A, Bases on balls SST EdmoMda l, Mccormick l, Hits "G ois rN;s. MSCHsTSasE q SH T,, by pIscSSs@ iIeSSs SS Sw MecoSrm,eS CJoHnsoNl, KFett (Minlcuccil, struck out -ey Ed. -GailAgher !, LosinR .plteher-AMes Cermiek, Cmpire-TuekeS Time 1;lS,
 Ten runs in two innings was much too much for the Clock outfit to cope with and . five innings game resulted with the Powermen as easy winners, Each team got seven hits, Mullen, Longo and philibert getting two each. Score;
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-19
.SHARKEY LASTS SEVEN MINUTES
 AGAINST BOMBER
BraddOck Wants Delay of Schmellng Bout; Louis
 May Meet Max
nr nEnRnE KIRKsEY

Limited Press stan COrrespOndSnV
 New York, Aug. io-(UP) An. other turn of boxing 8 wheel Of fortune whlrled Joe Louis back into
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-19

x.Nan for Kennedy tn sth 1.xSaR for Taylor Nt 9th,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-19

0eorS by lnntngs; Chemical "''''''S a SSS S;
The Washington times., 1936-10-01
D0CKW0RKERS
END TIEUP

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1
U.N.SO.-L ongsh or men and
other maritime union laborers
went to work on the docks today
as usual.
The threatened general tieup Of
West Coast shipping was averted
at midnight last night when mari
time unions accepted a proposal
of shippers, extending the 1884
arbitration award, which expired
at midnight, until october Is.
During the 15-day truce, ship
pers and union representatives will
endeavor to reach q substitute
agreement for the 1884 award.
A few hours before the zero
hour, shippers, through their
spokesman, Thomas G. Plant,
made the offer to the maritime
unions.
Plant then telegraphed the
newly formed Federal Maritime
Commission in washington, D.
c., acknowledging previous wires
of the commission which had
suggested a 60-day truce.
Plant declared shippers were
willing to accept the 60-day truce
provided that disputed points,
blocking the way to new agree
ment, would be submitted to
arbitration. He also informed the
commission that the shippers
had offered a 15-day truce with
out strings"
The Washington times., 1936-10-01
HyattsViIle Youth
Hurt By Automobile

ROCKVILLE, Md, oct. mil
Ter Lee Martin, 10, of Hyattsyille,
Md, was painfully injured last
night when he was struck by an
automobile while assisting another
motorist who had struck q tele-
graph pole north of here, on the
Gaithersburg Road.
Montgomery county police said
Martin got out of his car to assist
Woodrow w. Bennett, Of Rock
vile, when he was struck by an
automobile driven by Wilfred j..
Trigg, of Deerwood, Md.
The Washington times., 1936-10-01
Plan New NoVitiate

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Oct. I
d.N.S0.-A 114,acre suburban plot
will be cleared soon for erection
Of a novitiate for the Sisters of
Mercy, Cincinnati province, it was
announced today with the filing of
a deed to the land. The purchase
price was reported to be $4,000.
Evening star., 1936-06-18
Foundations
Greatly Reduced

6 Lace-Covered Girdles with
lace pantie ruffles. Sizes rs to
%. Were S.. Now-------S1.95
6 Woodthrop Semi-Step-ins OF
Lastex with panel front. Sizes
26, 20, 20 and 80. Were $3.50.
NOW -So'So
S woodthrop Step-in Girdles of
peach batiste and imported elas-
tic. Boneless, sizes %, 29, 80.
Were $3.50. Now-------S3.95
9 Bien Jolie and lie Cant One
piece Foundations with Lastex
back sections. Sizes 36 to 40.
Were SIS and $3.50. Now w--S2.95
Ia Side-hook and Step-in Cir
dles-Bien Jolie and w. e. L.
Special. Were $3.50. Now S1.95
50 Bandeaux and Brassieres in
sizes 80 to 36 and 40. In peach
or white batiste, satin. lace and
mesh. Were 81 to $1.50. Now soc
IL La Tee Brassieres for the full
figure. Sizes 40 and AZ, 48 and
So. Were 81 and $3.50. Now 81
CoRsETs, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-06-18
sequin Evening
BAGS, ST We're 81

18 sequin bags in envelope
styles, fitted with mirror.
White and pastel green.
s Straw Handbags in green, blue
and red. Kover-Zip tops. fitted
with purse and mirror. Slightly
mussed from handling. Were
S.. Now--------S2.5O
10 Fabric Handbags in white
with navy. light blue, tan or
purple trim. Slightly soiled.
Were 50. Now
25 Handbags in a group includ-
ing leather envelopes and
pouches, shell vanities and
leather vanity boxes. Black,
brown and navy. Slightly
mussed. Were $3.50. Now---S3
LEATHER GOODS, AISLE 8.
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-06-18
Novelty JeweIry
Greatly Reduced

Is Pieces in a group including
bracelets, earrings. beads and
novelty clips. Were sl.68.
NOW ----------- SA'~o
3 PrystaI Bracelets with colored
stone sets. Were So. Now-S2. rs
5 Yellow Composition Bracelets.
Were 81. Now
3 Three Strand Pastel Bead
Necklaces. Were 50. Now S2.25
Is Pieces Jewelry, including pins
and bracelets in prystal and
novelty clips. Were 81, Now 1Sc
10 Single Compacts in brown
and black combined with metal
simulated snakeskin. Were
SI.45. Now--9 CSC
5 SnapOver COmpacts in brown
and black. Were S165.
Now S1.25
NOVELTY JEWELRY.
A1sLEs 5 AND 7, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-06-18
Boxed Writing
Paper Half Price
Vas SOC to 81

Vas SOC to ~
100 boxes of writing pa
per, including letter and
note size. Plain or border
ed, some with initials.
Slightly soiled. AS Is.
II Upper Brief Cases in brown
and black. Large or small size.
AS is. Ten were $1.50. Now 75c
Seven we're 81. Now-------50c
Memory Books in two sizes.
AS is. Were 50. Now------95c
120 Boxes of Quikut Heavy
Waxed Paper in a cutter box.
so feet long, IL inches wide.
Were 10c each. Now--2 for 15c
STATIONERY, AISLE 4,
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-06-18
Misses Dresses Reduced

20 Crepe Dresses prints and plain coors including black
Were s13.95 to s2975 S1.75
20 Dresses of taeta and Jersey and piece
styles Prints and plain colors. Were s13.e5 to s35
Il Dresses of chiffon crepe taeta and chahs In black
navy gray and light shades. Were s16"95 to s3975
Crepe Dresses silk jersey and tTopiece wool suits prints
and plain coors. Were 1895 to s4975
Sizes in the groHb are II to 20
MISSES DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-06-18
Flashlights. 75e

IL flashlights, ideal for
camping and Summer. use,
ivory and gilt finish COM
plete with carrying handle
and side switch.
5 Steel Fishing Rods. Were $50
Now -------S1
6 Bamboo Fishing Rods. Were
S3.95. Now--------------S1.oO
2 Bamboo Fishing Rods, Were
S5.95, Now -------------S2.So
2 Bamboo Fishing Rods, Were
S6.95. Now--------------S3.95
SPORTING GooDS,
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-06-18
Chin+z Garment
BAGS, 81 We're s2.zs

8 chintz garment bags
with slide fastener. For
eight garments.
4 Wooden Sewing Cabinets, in
two styles-maple or walnut
finish. Slightly damaged. Were
81. Now Csc
4 Large Woven Straw Sewing
Baskets. Now. as is----50c
20 Garment Dryers in an ivory
enameled finish. Were Csc.
Now. as is-------25c
Is Cigarette and Match Box
Sets, covered with celanese
moire. Were SOC. Now. as is 35c
NOTIONS, AISLE 81,
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-06-18
Girls furnishings
Greatly Reduced

12 Carter's Mesh Panties In
tearose. Sizes 10 to IL. Were
OuC. NON- -oOS
IA Carter's Mesh Vests to match
panties. Tearose. Sizes 10 to
IL. Were soc. Now----35c
IA Juniors Slips of silk crepe.
slightly weighted. in lace-trim-
med and tailored styles. Tea
rose only. Sizes 13. Were 81.
Now ---S1.25
GIRLS FURNISHINGS,
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-06-18
Bedspreads Reduced

Doube-Bed Size Bedspread IN quilted chintz Peach and
blue. Was IS.
Color Bedspresds, tailored in color
72xl08 inches Were $375.
Tailored Cotton Bedpread in printed flower designs Two
trimmed with green with rose, with blue 72x108
Dotted Swiss Bedspreads twin-bed size gold
green rose, two brown. Were s475. Now------$350
BLANKETS AND BEDDING SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1936-06-18
Gibson Island
ChairsFIoor Samples
Greatly Reduced

1 Gibson Island Chair In green
and white. Was s5.95. Now s4.45
2 Gibson Island Chairs in green
and white. Were $3.50. Now So
1 Gibson Island Chair on
wheels, green and orange. Was
$3.50. Now ------------tS
l Table. green and white. Was
S4.95. Now -------SS.10
l Artcrete Bench, as is. Was
$3.50. Now w-----------S5
/ Sand Box. lion design. AS is.
Was $40. Now-----------S -S3.s5
THE Toy STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-06-18
BIousettes, sI'e5
Were s2.95

Is pique and organdie blousettes in
tailored and dressy styles. White
and flesh.
Linen and Crepe Blousettes in white,
navy, green and tan. Were s1s5, s2.s5
NEcKwEAR AISLE IS, FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1936-06-18
Women's Dresses, s3'25
We're S5.95 to SI3.95

We're S595 to SI395
80 dresses including sheer jacket frocks redngotes
with acetate crepe coats and prints of acetate and
pure-dye silk Sizes for and misses and half
sizes.
INEXPENSIVE DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-06-18
Cabinet Sets, SIS
TobIe Models
Rayon Gowns, 'i'''

We're SI95 . ,,. , +rr,n,ed
IS knitted rayon gowns satin finish laee IN hl,e
ond small p sleeves Sizes Is IN tearoSe @ II utr
Cottor Knitted Gowns and Pajanas COOL lol SUNNI - q.
sizes IA and is. Were So ,. and reoV-
IA Ratiste Gowns printed and plain IN PINK Due anu
cizes ia and II Were ST.. Now------------------
r.orroS UNDERWEAR THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1936-06-18
Goats and Suits Reduced

Suits toast with seven-e1ghths or three
quarter coats sizes Were $685. to s295 Now $40
Tailored Suits in oxford sizes IA 16. Were s2975
Suit. in bere auIa navv gray wine black with coats
from short lengths threequarter lengths sizes IA 70
1s Were s397 and s4975
~ ---------S1O $40
Evening star., 1936-06-18
Boys Sun Suits, 6Oe We're $50

80 broadcoth sun suits in good styles and attrac-
tive color-fast shades Fully shrunk Sizes to T.
21o Boys Broadcloth Now--45c
90 Boys Csc.
Slack Socks: sizes 8 to 11lz Were 35c ESQ
1s d. Athletic Underwear; 81 to "a Were
81. Now
is Boys White Lastex Golf Caps Were So. Now----65o
Boys Wash Shorts; sizes to 10 and 49, Is. 49, Were
s1o5 Now -75c
Boys Wash Suits: sizes 4 and s. Were $l65 Now75c
THE BOYS STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-06-18
Silk Underwear ar,
Greatly Reduced

9 Gowns in pure-dye satin. tea
rose. with Binche lace trimming.
Sizes Is and IT, Were so.So,
Now --.---S3.95
10 Pairs Paiamas in pure-dye
crepe in tailored styles. White
blouses with lacquer red trousers.
Size II. Were S5. Now---S3.7o
SILK UNDERWEAR,
THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-06-18
Parchment Lamp Shades, 81

We're $50
- decorated parchment paper shades in l9-lnch
size. - s.s. ,o rob size Was
Paper farchne" ~ S150
decorated Parchment Paper Shade, 19 ncnes' WAS o.
I paper Parchment Scored Shade, ~ mches' wa" e. e.
19-Inch Hexagon Print Shade with cut cornelS s 90
sou s o.ron Mica shade with leather trim. 19 inches
Curved Octagon ''i ~ $3.50
Iro Coor silk Shade with gold color lining Nlneteen
.-SI.eN
Brown Corduroy with cord trim Nneteeh co 20
Was $3.50. NoW----------- r,.. &c ircbes
/ Floral Decorated Paper Parchment ehaoe' ~ 60
clair de Lune Shades color 16 incnes were e0
Wv - rI,;r a. Inne bridge Shades, peated Were $780,
Ureeh CIdlr "e D1Ae -eO 81
. Paper Parchment Bed Lamp Shades in print Designs
All Slightly Damaged or Sofied.
Evening star., 1936-06-18
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
1Om11mF 6 STREETS PHONE DISTRICT ooOV
Girls Sportswear Reduced

50 Cotton Blouses lawn pque broadcoth and cotton
prints Girls to Is. Were s115
is Juniors Soft Wool Knit Dresses in three
STYLES Maize aqua. gray and Sizes IL to H. Were
Is Girls Imported SDp-on Sweaters with short sleeves
Maize rose and white Sizes 10, IL and IA. Were S395
IA Sports girls and juniors with notched lapels
and double effect. 10 18 Were S595.
rs Silk Crepe Satin Blouses (shghty Weighted and
rayon girls juniors. Variety OF
coors. Sizes IL. IA and Is Were 81 and 3d.
NOW -VA'o
10 Skirts for girls and Juniors in lightweight wool Light
blue flame rose tile and purple. Sizes "a to 28 Were
SO and $685.
GIRLS AND JUNIORS SPoR1swEAR FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-06-18
Art Embroidery Reduced

II Skeins Knitting Cotton 300 yards skein TN
bleached Were 45c.
Waste Baskets silk. Assorted colors Were
So
Bucla Samplers ready to be embroidered Were Zoe
Nou, 15c
Buca Kits, Clovereaf collar Were 35c NOW loc
50 Instruction Books. Were 10c to 35c. Now &c
10 pairs Stamped Pillow Gases. Were 75c Now---Soc
ART NEEpLEwoRK, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-06-18
Girls Hats. SOC
Were SI.95 to $3.50

% hats in straw and
felt, brimmed and
turban styles. Dark
colors. Sizes 21 to 2212.
20 Children's III ats in
straw and crepe. Red
and brown. Were S1.95
and $2.25. Now---35c
"a Hats for girls and ju-
niors in straw and felt.
Small and medium brims.
Navy, brown. yellow,
green and rust. Were
S2.25 to s3.95. Now 75c
10 Girls and Juniors
Hats in felt, in green.
blue and tan. Were s2.95.
Now -S1.25
GIRLS AND JUNIORS HATS,
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-06-18
Wood+ex
Toilet Tissue
Csc Dozen

100 dozen rolls of this
fine tissue in 1000
sheet rolls.
So Bathroom Bottles In
assorted colors. Were
SOC. Now-----35c
40 Bathroom Bottles, dec
grated. Were 55c. Now CSC
IL Cotton Jars, decorated.
Were Csc. Now-----45c
"a Glass Drinking Glasses
in assorted colors. Were
15c. Now-----10c
IA Bath Sprays In as
sorted colors. Were S1.20.
Now w--------75c
TorLETRIEs,
AIsLEs 16, 18 AND 20,
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-06-18
Women's Dresses Reduced

19 Dresses Of pure silk and acetate prints In
tones coIorful patterns; with jackets; sizes
50 to AZ Were s1695 to S22.75. Now----------Se.S5
% Dresses of pure silk prints and silk and acetate
sheers; washable jacket dresses and fourp piece
costume suits sizes 36 A Were s22 rs and s2975.
10 Better Dresses in pure silk sheers with lace
lingerie trims; sizes 38 to AZ. Were S39.75 and
S49.75 SIS
IA Dresses for shorter pure silk prints and
acetate sheers; sizes 1919 to 2411. Were s16e5.
rs Dresses for shorter women in pure silk prints and
acetate sheers: many with jackets; sizes 1872 to 26l2
Were S1395 to S29.75. Now 1895
Dresses for larger in pure silk prints, some
with jackets; sizes 42i5 to 521z. Were $685. to
S22.75.
WoMENs DRESSES THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-06-18
RuffIed Marquisette Curtains
Special S 10

$50 pairs pin-dot curtains with wide ruff1es "a
yards long. Cream beige and white. az inches wide
100 Cottage Sets in marqsete Good color combinations
Now 7sc
Mesh Curtains in small novelty net. Solid
colors with stripe of white Cased and headed ga
wards long Specal -88c
$50 Belgian Finish Fabric 81 inches wide dark
blue and gray plaid design Fine for slip covers. Was
65c ward 29c
Window Awnings, 80 inches and AZ inches Two
green stripes and rust and stripes Deep seal
loped bottoms 3foot drop 12inch SKIRT feet inches
Were $265.
Miscellaneous Of draperes, crashes and chntz,
duced for clearance.
DRApER1Es, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-06-18
Infants Dresses
ST We're 7sc

21 infants sheer dresses
in dotted Swiss and dimity.
Pastels with contrasting
trim. Sizes 1. 2 and 3.
9 Sweaters, buttoned front and
slip-on styles. Sizes ! and 2.
Were 81. Now
9 Rubber Pants. Were soc.
10 Baby Books with MORE COW
ers. Were s150. Now-----25c
1 Set Children's Furniture,
mauve color. with youths bed,
screen. costumer toy chest, and
and night stand. Was Sl25.
Ivory Mothers Chair. Was
$3.50 Now -----S1.50
l Wicker Carrying Basket. Was
81. Now -------S3
l Ivory Crib. Was SIS.
Now --SlU.So
INFANTS FURNITURE AND
FURNISHINGS, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-06-18
Trade-In Radios, S. oS25

Radios that have been traded-in on our new
All are in working order-and at fraction OF I
former prices.
Evening star., 1936-06-18
Garden Shears, 10 Price
Table Stemware, 5Oc

Was Csc
400 pieces of stemware with platinum color bands
and frosted designs. Discontinued patterns. Cob
let's sherbets beverage glasses and others including
footed tumblers in the five and ten ounce sizes.
Aquariums, electrically lighted Were $3.50 Now So
4 Frosted Glass Vases with metal frames Were S395.
Now ------.-S2 So
GLASSWARE, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-06-18
Juveniles Apparel Reduced

4 Raincoats in checked fabric. Sizes L. and g. Were
Chdrens Rancoats brown and black. Sizes T. 5 and
Crepe pastel shades with contrasting
trimming Sizes Were IS. Now------------s235
Crepe Chine Dresses in pastes Sizes D. and were
JUVENILES APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-06-18

CoArs AND SUITS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-06-18
Junior Misses Sport Shoes

S '95 Wers IS
80 pairs monktype sports shoe: in brown and 7 black 4
AA Az to g. 7, 71z 812; 5, 61a, 712; 4. Az,
81, 71a 8; 312, 4. Az, 612, 7,8:
Misses Patent Leather T-strap Pumps
sizes-AAA 62 81a; IA 512 6l2, T. 7l2; s. 6i2 8;
Ra5to7 Were a Now ---s2.95
Oxfords brown ekskn with leather 6oe
/. c O. 2l2, T. 412, 5. 6; D IL to s.
Were S4. Now
CHrIpRENs SHOES FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1936-06-18
Cups and Saucers, 3 dozen

We're 81
80 dozen cups and saucers in white with gold
color bands.
Decorated Dinner Service with 81 pieces. Was $3.50
NOW
20 Bridge Services pieces Birds and scenic design
Was ii os Now ------- Csc
20 Cookie Jars of pottery. Were Soc Now----------25c
CHINA SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-06-18
Felt and Straw.
Hats, $2.25

We're IS TO $3.50
IS hats in a variety Of col
ors and styles. Included
are a few DobbS.
MILLINERY, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-06-18
Knit Underwear Reduced

pairs Panies chiffon glove silk. Blush sizes s. and
Were s1s5 $3.50. Now---------------------s135
Chemises Of silk Bemberg trimmed in mesh
stripe. Blush SO Were $50 Now---s5c
13 pairs Kayer Panties rayon
to g. Were 75c Now---------------------55c
KNIT UNDERWEAR FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-06-18
Juniors Dresses Reduced

Plain colored synthetic and silk dl
for dress. II to IS sizes.
5 were s595 to s795. Now----
10 were s1O95 to $685.. Now
6 were s1O95 to $685.. Now
8 were $685. to s19.95. Now------
JUNIOR MISSES DRESSES, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-06-18

NOVELTY JEWELEY,
AIsLEs 5 AND 7, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-06-18

s0 cloths, with a permanent linenized hnlsn,
Hemmed and ready for use. White only, 4ox4o
inches in size Some slightly soiled
LINENS. SECOND FLOOR.