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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-12-22

resultant food Of mirth . wholesome
ness that is singularly appealing.
Arne Lundborg contributed the set
tings to the second edition Of boy
Meets Girl" They, like other features
of the work, keep the faith with Pc
culiar effectiveness.
The whole thing Is extremely anus
pleasantly surprised at how wrong you
can be in calculating the merit Of road
companies as somewhat below that OF
the Broadway brand.
4 y y
Carter Barron, Loew's division man
ager, staged his annual party for the
lads and lass (singular) Of the drama
departments yesterday, starting shortly
after noon and going on and on.
Every one had such good time that
there probably won't be any good times
left for other citizens curing the holi-
days. Mr.. Barron spoke briefly. being
that kind of q host. Miss Betty Hynes
spoke briefly, as did Messrs. Kelley,
Bell and Craig, all being that kind of
guests. There was peace on earth and
nice presents: too. Gene Ford played.
Andy Kelley played. Two amateurs
danced an Irish jig. Mrs. Gene Ford
did not play, nor did she dance an Irish
jig. She and Irene Weber were too
busy being co-hostesses
GIRLS who are neither dubious nor
bumpy," First Nationals words
for it. comprise the ensemble Of the
Gold Diggers of 1887" However, be-
ing neither dubious nor bumpy. the
current crop of Gold Diggers ought to
be encouraging to women having
waist line difficulties. Those coming
to the Earle Theater on Friday average
pounds heavier than the 1888 har-
vest of Gold Diggers. It just hap
pened, Busby Berkeley, dance director.
explains.
Getting into actual figures. weight
figures Of course, the latest ladies of
the ensemble are revealed to be well
on the alluring side of huge" They
weigh only ia pounds on the average.
DIS COllkdIcO Will Ill tllICC yCdlS dSO.
EMPLoYEs of Sidney Lust's Mary
land theaters can sing Jingle
Bells" bit more happily today as
result of their boss announcement
that they will not have to work on
Christmas eve. The Cameo. Arcade
and Milo Theaters, in Mount Rainier.
Hyattsvill. and Rockville. respectively,
will be closed on Thursday night.
That's to allow employees to celebrate
the occasion just like every one else.
The three theaters distributed 1000
toys. articles and foodstuffs at special
matinees last Saturday.
"A FTER THE THIN MAN" will be
screened today at the Fox Film
Exchange so drama reporters can get
home before New Years on Christ
mas The Rialto already has I'M
reeled Under Your Spell" the new
Lawrence Tibbett picture, to the same
laudable end Girl on the Front
Page" coming to the Belasco next, is
about-that's right-newspaper peo-
pie. The girl is Gloria Stuart; the
editor, Edmund Lowe.
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ing villain parts.
A n d his FIRST
s Green assign.
m mt following
the operation was
to play the bad.
bad ba ron in
Camille.
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Rialto-"If I Had q Million" at 2,
1854. 5:4S. 7:50 and $50 pm.
Little-"Rendezvous at 1882 am,
1888, 1886, 5:37, 7:39 and 9:41 pm.
Ambassador-"Polo joe" at Sis, 8
and 9:55 pm.
Tivoli-"My Man Godfrey" at 2,
1855, $50. 7:50 and $50 pm.
Uptown-"Ladies in Love-" at 2.
1855, $50, 7:50 and Gas pm.
Howard-"Isle of Fury" at 1890,
$50. 7:o5 and 1910 pm. Stage shows
at 2:30. $50 and 9:10 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-12-22

Harding makes her London stage
debut in Candida" Henry
Daniel had his nose bob0ed because
he was good and tired Of play
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-12-22

and Miss Russell Is especially good
the dumber she gets.
Miss Binnie Barnes also Is on hand
and she is very pleasant as she drops
a final g or two. All of these people
and their talents have been blended
together by Director William K.
Howard. H. M.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-12-22
CAROLERS TO SERENADE
DOWNTOWN CAPITAL
Visits to Several Hospitals on
Tomorrow Evenings Holiday
Program.

A BAND of carolers, under the direc-
ton of Robert Frederick Freund,
will serenade downtown Washington
and several of the hospitals in the city
tomorrow evening. 1t is possible for
the group to carry out this custom
because of the courtesy Of the Smith
Transfer & Storage Co., Inc. which
Is furnishing the piano; the Jacobs
Transfer Co., Inc. which is lending
the truck. and the George C. Schaeffer
Floral Co., which is contributing deco
rations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-12-22

Green Pastures Is having . stand
ng-room-only" success in England.
which has always been extremely SYM
pathetic toward the Negro race. &.
Wendy Barrie and her business man
ager have parted because Wendy in
sisted on spending more than the
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nent they raise the curtain on the.
ONCE of the Royal Studios No. yes
man" until it descends some two hours
later on the same scene, boy Meets
Girl" is unauthorized laughter. It is
not always purse, but it is never Often
sive. At the worst, it is mildly and
biologically indicate.
In view of the fact that the play
has been running for year in New
York, it probably is thoroughly under
stood that the Spewacks wrote them
selves a sure-fire success. The major
question about the current production
is how well is it played by the road
company. The answer to that major
question Is perfectly
George Abbott, producer, personally
selected the local cast. More than one
who had seen the play in New York
looked specifically aside when Abbott
declared the road company as good as
that which has played Broadway SO
long. Yet he was as nearly right as
1t Is given producers to be in this world.
DOY ROBERTS, formerly of the
Steve Cochran's stock company,
combines with Owen Martin to make
as delirious a pair OF screen writers
as the stage ever has seen. Marie
Brown, the girl the boy meets, could
be no more inane-it almost breaks
your heart while it is splitting your
sides-if she were born into the role.
That Is saying lot, but there is such
lot to be said. Fleming Ward is the
movie company executive who turns
from lion to mouse at the sound Of his
masters voice through q radio loud
speaker on his desk. Then there is
Byron Shores, as Larry Toms, the cow
boy hero of the film-going masses.
MIR. Shores takes all the movie cow
boys, rolls them into one, and delivers
to the National audience the biggest
sap of this, or any other, Christmas
season.
In making all these mountains Of
characterization out Of the molehills
dealt with by the authors. the cast has
had tremendous assistance from the
Spewacks boy Meets Girl" is not an
actor-proof play, but you cannot see it
without feeling you could do a pretty
good job of CONFUSING the audience
yourself if you only had those lines
to read.
The play is billed as being exactly
as it is presented in New York. Elk
actly" is an extremely testing word for
ones memory, but it is difficult to con-
ceive that any cast could have drawn
one more laugh out of the Spewacks'
lavish larder.
TO SEE Boy Meets Girl is to re-
member that Clifford Odets. late
Of the stage but more recently of Holly
wood. waxed Enthusiastically and elo-
quently indignant at the living the
ater's current temptation to ridicule
the screen, its ways and its works.
The Spewacks have turned in better
defense. As authorities on the gro
tesqueries of the film world. they have
done an authoritative bit of ridiculing
which challenges outsiders. Over it
they have cast softening mantle Of
mercy and tenderness that gives the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-12-22
ample weekly stipend allowed from hsr
salary-primarily on clothes.

Elizabeth Young (Mrs. Joe Mankie-
wicz) declined the leading role in
"Twenty-three and One-half Hours
by Air." preferring instead to return to
New York stock companies to learn the
secret Of acting. Just think, I'll
soon be 80 years DID," groaned Cary
Grant 1T . recent party. Don't worry"
soothed Bob Riskin, "in nine years
time you'll be able to play Gable
parts"
What the stars are giving each
other for Christmas From Gary
Cooper to Mrs. Cooper-a fur coat
.. Ciaudette Colbert is presenting
mate DR.. Joel FRESHMAN with a spe-
cially fitted medical bag .. Fred Mac
Murray will play Santa to his wife
via an armful Of jewels -. Carole
Lombard, running true to reputation
as a practical joker. is giving Clark
Gable complete hunting equipment
(maybe Clark will now take some les
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-12-22
CARLOS Loss of Weight
Held Harmful to Looks
BY sHEMAH GRAHAM.

December NANAJ-Patrcia
Billie Burke and the hate Foenz zesfed secretly
John Nip Ali the noted
cording pounds protein
diet-and
u O
ex-Kng a pic
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invariably startling and almost al
ways comical. If I Had Million" u
q trick, but Q good one.-R. B. P, Jr.
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boy Meets Girl Keeps
Its Wealth of Laughter
Company at National Lives Up to Abbott's
Promse-Ray Roberts Excellent in
Major Role
BY JAY CARMODY.

said that the movies well movies
can National Boy Meets
will find that absolutely right Boy Meets Girl is
rbbng Of Hollywood however,
witty scenaris Bella
Those Spewacks gift OF laughter they
Evening star., 1936-11-05
Corsets Reduced

8 Lily of France Front Clasp
Girdles, well-boned for the
heavier figure. Sizes %, 29, 81,
80, "a, IS. Were $3.50. Now S4.S5
S Lily Of France. One-piece
Foundations of satin and elias
tic panels with lace tops. Sizes
IS, SO, 81, 80. Were SIS.
IL Willoway, One-riece Foun-
dations. Boneless. for slender
figures. Talon fastener. Batiste
and lace. Sizes 80, "a, 35, 81. SO,
80. Were IS. Now--------$1.95
9 Treo One piece Foundations
of figured batiste and lace.
Well-boned for the heavier
figure. Sizes So, 80. II. AZ. 43.
A. Were IS. Now -$2.S5
Is Maiden Form, A. p. and
Other Make BraSsieres, in BAN
deaux types. Sizes 80 to 38.
Tearose and black, il net and
lace. Were 81. Now------6Sc
IS Brassieres--long and short
models. in batiste and lace.
Maiden Form, A. p, Kesto
and Hollywood models. Were
81 and $250. Now--------$1.25
CoRsErs, THIRD FLOOR.
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Toilet Tissue
Special Csc dozen rolls

100 dozen rolls Of Woodtex
Toilet Tissue. Fine quality
and 1000 sheets to q roll.
ls Novelty Double Compacts in
assorted colors. For loose pow
der. Were CSC. Now------45 45c
- Cakes of Won Bath Soap.
Large size. Were Csc. Now, 15c
ToILErRlEs, AIsLEs II AND -,
F1Rsr FLooR,
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China Reduced

Breakfast Service for two 81 pieces with banded deco
ration In imported earthenware Was $3.50
Dinner Services for eight 81 pieces banded decoration
Was $l750. Now 80
% AterDinner Coffee Cups and Saucers handles in six
colors. Were CSC set Of cup and saucer. z5c
4 Decorated Flower Pots. Were 75c As s--------z5c
Closeout Of Blue Keystone Pattern English Earhen-
ware
II Breakfast Plates, 7-inch Were 4sc Now-------2oc
II Salad Plates 6-nch. Were SIC l5c
IL Plates, 5-inch Were 37c. Now----.--....---15c -15c
Piatters 10-inch. Were $2.75. $1.25
Chop Plates. Were $25o. Now-----------..-.---N
CHINA FIFTH FLooR.
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Clearance Of Radiator Shields

(S) Walnut finish Shields 1917 inches wide 80 to 81
inches long Were $2.75
Wanutfnsh Shields s1a inches wide a to 81 inches
long. Were $3.25 Now
1 Ivory-fnish Shield s inches wide 80 to 81 inches
long. Was SITS. 81
Walnut-fnish Shields, 121a inches wide 81 to Al
Ivory-nish Shields, 12 inches wide 81 to 81 inches
long Were $3.25.
pairs Of Black Andirons. Large size. Were $6.95.
NOW
50 Rival Press Masters pressing, rcng and squeezing
Were $1.9 Now-------------- ooc
Rival Cast Aluminium Press Type Orange Jucers Were
HousEwAREs FIFTH FLOOR.
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Sportswear Reduced

Is Silk and Wool Sports Dresses Sizes ID 70 20. In
brown, rust green, orange and tan. Were 1855 and
IA Sports Skirts in assorted coors Sizes IL to 20
Were $3.50 and $395. S2.15
Is Sports Shirts with short sleeves in assorted colors
Sizes 80 to 38. Were 81 to $3.50. Now------.---65c
20 Blouses in sheer crepes and satinsassored colos
Sizes 80 to 40. Were SO to s895. Now-----$1.65
9 Jane Wandl Two and Three Piece Boucle Suits in
blue, black, brown and green. Sizes 36 to a. Were
Two and Three Piece Bouce Suits in blue, brown and
gray. Broken sizes. Were $22.75. Now -------- SIS
IA Short-Sleeve Cashmere Sweaters in aqua, maize.
white cherry, dusty pink Sizes 80 to 49, Were S12sS
to $685. Now
SPoRTswEAR THIRD FLOOR.
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Fine Rugs Reduced
Blankets, Spreads Reduced

Celanese Taets Bedsprsads in size 72x1os two green
one blue In size 90x10S In Were $780, Now S375
, Rayon Rep Bedspreads. o0x1o5. One green and one
blue Were $7s5. $47s
CeIanese Ta6eta Trapunte Embroidered Spreads. in
blue Two single bed size, two double bed size Were
5000. 1913
Blue Wool and Cotton Mixed Blankets 70xso Imper.
feet. Were $3.50 ~
1 Rose-Colored A-Wool Blanket, slightly damaged Size
72x84. Was $79S. S5.75
Pure Wool Blankets 72xS4 One blue plaid and solid
green. Imperfect Were 1885. S5.sS
. Pure Wool Blankets 72xs4 One gold color and one
brown. Were $3.50.
. Lightweight Pure Wool Blankets. One 72xe0 in tan
color. Was $3.50. Now, $5.5e One 6oxo0 blue. Imper.
feet. Was $3.50 Now
BLANKETS AND BEDDING, SECOND F1ooa.
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RuffIed Marquisette Curtains
Special, sI.Io pair

200 pairs with wide, full ruffles. White or cream
2H yards long, AZ inches wide.
100 pairs Fe Net Curtains, plain and figured In
only. IN yards long. Specially priced pair-----$11S
zoo pairs French Marqusete Tailored Curtains Cream
and white. ~ yards long. Specially priced Pairsoc
Radiator Enclosures, finish slightly damaged Sold as Is
1. 32x20, mahogany finish. Was $50.
/, 4sx20, ivory finish. Was $50.
/, 3Sx20, walnut fnish Was $50. Now-------------s5
/, 32x38 ivory finish. Was s45.
All sizes approximate.
Odd lot Of fine Bed Spreads and Draperes greatly reduced
In . variety Of materials and colors
CURTAINS AND DRApERns SEVENTH FLOOR
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NegIigees Reduced

IL Negligees Of chiffon, SYM
thetic crepe and printed crepes.
Few house coats included.
Regular and extra sizes. Were
$l0.95 to $3.50. Now---$6.S5
Is Printed Negligees of syn.
thetic crepes and sheers. Sizes
small, medium and large.
Were $10.o5. Now------.-$S.ss
NEcLIeEEs, THIRD FLOOR.
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Junior Misses Shoes
S1./o We're s6

IL pairs Silver Kid Evening
Sandals, gold kid trim.
Sizes: AAA S, 6, Z; AA 4,
Az, S, 51z, 612; A 312. Az,
5; B 4.
80 pairs Junior Misses OK
fords in dress and sports types.
Sizes: AAA 513. 6. 7. 7la; AA
S. 51A, 6l2, 712. 8, 8la; A 4.
"a. S. 6, 6la, 712, 8, sla, B 3l2,
4. Az, S. 7, 8: C 4ha. S. 7, 71z.
8. Were 81 to $3.50. Now s2.s5
% pairs Boys Oxfords in black
calf skin with wingtip leather
soles and heels. Sizes: B /,
IA, 2. az. 3, 4, Az. 8. 6l3,
7h, 81; c IA, 2, 312, 511, Z,
sla, D III, 212. 3, 31z. 8, s12.
Were IS to $3.50. Now---s2.s5
Is pairs Children's Leather
Slippers, felt lined. Blue. red
and brown. Sizes 81 to 3.
Were SIPS. Now w-------85c
JUNIOR MISSES SHOES,
FOURTH FLOOR.
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Underwear Reduced


4 Milanese Glove-Silk Bloom.
ers with lace-trimmed enn-
broidery. Peach. Sizes B anc
6. Were Sass. Now----$1.s5
19 Silk and Bemberg Step-ln
Panties. Lace-trinimed. Size
4, 5, 6. Were 81. Now----Sse
10 MerOde Silk and Wool Union
Suits with low neck, knee
length, sleeveless. Open or
closed crotch. Broken sizes and
styles. Tearose. Sizes medium
and large. Were SITS. Now 95c
KNIT UNDERWEAR. THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-11-05
Misses Dresses Reduced

"a Silk and Synthetic Crepe and Wool Dresses in and
two piece Styles including several culottes Green red
spruce, wine, brown and black Were $13e5 to $685.
IL Dresses Of jersey silk and synthetic and WOOL in
Guiding several four piece suits In rust and black
Were SIS e5 to 1895 Now--
IL Misses Dresses of WOOL silk and synthetic crepe and
veveteen including two and four piece ensembles IN
gray green, god brown and black Were s16s5 to
\ $22.75 Now
and Suits in red black and green Were $2275 to s25
Now $3.50
Dresses Of Silk and Synthetic Crepe and Wool Ensemble
Sizes IL to 90 Were s2975 to $35. Now--------$1s5o
MISSES DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-11-05
Silk Underwear
Reduced

3 Pure-Dye Crepe and Printed
Sheer Gowns. Tearose and
gray. Sizes Is. Is, II. Were
$2.95. Now -------.$ $1.95
! Pure-Dye Satin and Crepe
Gowns in tearose. Sizes IS. Is,
1s. Were s.. 1895. Now --$2.s5
Q Pure e-Dye Satin Pajamas In
tailored styles. Tearose. Sizes
Is, Is, II. Were $5.s5. Now el.45
SILK UNDERwEAR, THIRD Floor.
Evening star., 1936-11-05
Formal Gowns Reduced

Misses Dinner and Evening Gowns. Were $13s5 to
Misses Dinner and Evening Gowns. Were $1975 to
NOW
1 Misses Dinner and Evening Gowns Were s3975 to
Misses Dinner and Evening Gowns in velvet lace, vel
veteen taeta and chiffon, in black, white w1Le, rust,
green and flesh. Sizes IL to 90
Women's Dinner and Evening Gowns. Were $13.s5 to
$2975. Now
II Women's Dinner and Evening Gowns. Were sl395 to
$40 rs Now 50 IS
Women's Dinner and Evening Gowns. Were 1885.
NOW
Womens Dinner and Evening Gowns Of lace marquisette
net and chiffon, in black white royal blue fame orchid.
gray pink blue Sizes "a to A. 1914 to 22, 46s to 48s
5oh.
FORMAL ROOM, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-11-05
Misses Fall Suits, s26

Were S3975
S Suits in navy, red, green and various mixtures
Sizes IL, IA, 18 and co.
Fitted Camelshar Fall Suits in "copper" rust and green
Suits Short tailored and interined 7s-length coats in
blue and rust mixtures Sizes II to 10 and A.
Were s2275 and s29.75.
COATS SUITS, THIRD FLOOR p
Evening star., 1936-11-05
Fruit Juice Sets, As
We're 81

We're 81
SO, consisting of six decorated glasses and holder
Beverage Trays, slightly imperfect Were 75c Now, ESQ
IL Beverage Glasses Of crystal glass; with cut design
pair Candlestcks twoght style, in crystal glass with
god-colored decorations. Were $40 pair Now----$25o
Also odd pieces in discontinued patterns.
GLASSWARE, FIFTH FLOOR
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Printed PercaIe
Ioe Vas Csc yard

$50 yards In q variety of
designs on light and tinted
grounds. 50 inches wide.
Is yards Printed Cotton Mat
elasse, in small design on dark
grounds. 50 inches wide. Was
6ec yard. Now, yard.---- 29c
80 yards Black Satin Back
Spiral Rayon Crepe. 80 inches
wide. Was tl.35 yard. Now,
yard ----------------S5o
Corro,es. SEcoNp FIooR.
Evening star., 1936-11-05
CIace Kid Cloves
so We're s2.9S

100 Pairs Glace Kid Gloves
in pull-on and novelty cuff
styles. Black, brown, beige.
Sizes 534, 6, 6i4, 634, 7A.
Not all sizes in any one
color.
GLOVES, AISLE, 1s, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-11-05
Stationery Reduced

IS boxes Novelty Paper. Assert.
ment includes Foreign Mail
stationery in white with gray
or blue lined envelopes, and
imported and domestic gray
letter paper. As is. Were 81.
NOW ----------------
10 pairs B00kends. Three diff
ferent subjects In green metal
finish. As Is. Were $50.
NOW --------------- -Soc
8 Leather Telephone Book
Covers, dark green and dark
blue. As Is. Were $l.50. Now $50
IL Desk Pads with leather cor.
ners. Sizes 12x19 in brown
and green; sizes 16x2l in blue,
green and red; sizes 19x24 in
brown. As Is. Were ST..
NOW --------Ioc
STATIONERY. AIsLI 1,
FIRST FLOOR.
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Junior Misses Dresses, s8'9'

Were SI295 and SI3.95.
II Dresses in metallics synthetic crepes WOOL vel
veteen, in dress and sports styles One and two
piece. Sizes II to II.
Dresses from the collection Were 1895.
Is Dresses In sport and dress styles in various materials
Were $1095.
JUNIOR MISSES APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-11-05
Motions Reduced

4 Garment Bags, 60-inch length.
for eight garments. Heavy
Fabrikoid in red, light green
or rose. Were $3.50. Now $l.95
4 Hair Grooming Sets Of Celia
nese Taffeta. Rubber lined.
With fittings. Were $3.50.
Now ------N.50 so
6 Novelty Silk Sewing Bags
with fittings. Soiled. We're 81.
Now .--50c
NorIoNs, AISLE II, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-11-05
LAMPS and Shades Reduced

Enamel Indirect Floor Torchieres Complete with metal
reflector and 300watt bulb. In ivory and
Were S5e5.
Ivory Enamel Bridge Lamps with green glass trays
Were $395.
Ivory Enamel Floor Lamp with red hobnan fount Was
1928,
/ Bronze Bridge Lamp with adjustable arm and socket
Was IS. Now
Yellow Table Lamps with peated fabric shades. Were
/ Yellow Table Lamp with natural coored gauze shade
Was IS.
AL items slightly soiled or damaged
LAMPS, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-11-05
Trade-in Radios
S. SO SIS so
All in good playing condition. Phico Atwater
Kent, RCA, Freshman, Freed, Eisman and other
reliable makes.
RADIOS FOURTH FLOOR.
Hand Towels, 'I''0 and sI so
We're 81 and $3.50

We're 81 and y2.5O
Fine Linen Huck Guest Towels with Venice hand
embroidered borders. % size 15X23. II size 1880
I5x23 White Linen Towels with colored embroidery
Were ~. NOW
15x23 Colored Linen with white embroidery and ap-
plique work. Four in peach, four in gold. Were $2
NOW
Gold Colored Linen Towels with hand-cut work. Size
15x23. Were ST.
All slightly soled or mussed.
Homespun Crash Luncheon Cloths. size 52x70. Were
s2.75. Now 81. in 52x52 size Were $3.50. Now 81
FANCY LINENS, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-11-05
Girls Dresses Reduced

Group OF Girls Net Party Dresses and Spun Rayon Cha
'Teen-age sizes II, IA, Is. Were s595. Now--s3e5
IS School Dresses in prints of chubbee cottons
IA and Is. Were 81. Now S145
30 Teenage Cotton Dresses in prints Sizes
IL to 16. Were So. Now sI15
30 Girls Cotton Dresses prints school, Sizes to a.
GIRLS DRESSES. FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-11-05
Women's Shoes, s5'''

Were SS.75 to $3.50
140 pairs Dress and Street Shoes, including
Arnold Glovgrip and Matrix
50 pairs Evening Slippers in velvet and san Were
to $3.50.
10o pairs Naturalizer Shoes. Were s675. Now--S295
so pairs Mules black and white satin, fur trimmed Were
$3.50. s295
20 pairs Mcmillan Walking Shoes, black and brown.
WoMEN's SHOES THIRD FLOOR.
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Satin Petticoats, o5e

We're S2.95
II Pure-Dye Satin Petit
coats with lace applique
hemline. Black, beige and
tearose In 26 and % waist
measures.
COSTUME SLIPS, THIRD FLOOR.
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Furniture Reduced

3 Dining Room Bullets In walnut finish on gum. Were
Dining Room Servers, walnut finish gum Were
1 Drop Leaf Table Of solid Philippine mahogany. Was
S42 50
Dining Room Side Chairs Of Philippine mahogany. Were
$3.50.
l Small Round Occasional Table, maple. Was $575.
Nest Of Tables; solid mahogany with black glass top
Was $24
1 Long Coffee Table, mahogany finish gum. Was
$1250. $9.25
Smoking Stand, brown and chrome Was IS. Now-$ $3.50
Dining Arm Chair, solid mahogany with blue seat
cover Was SIS $3.50
Dining Room Arm Chair walnut finish with green seat
Was $125o. $6.2s
Side Chair mahogany finish with blue seat Was
l Bed Room Suite walnut and gum including dresser
vanity, BENCH chest double bed, night table, Was $685.
FURNITURE, Sixth FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-11-05
Mems Shoes, s3'9'

Were $3.50
AZ Pairs Black or Tan Calfskin Oxfords, medium
or narrow toe, straight tip or moccasin-type
styles Sizes AA-S to 9H. 1917; A-8h 9,
1912, IL; B-7, 8, 9, 10h, II; C-6h, 8Ha, 9;
D-82 to TO-
1s pairs Mems Matrix Oxfords. The Parkwood, light
weight construction model. being discontinued. Broken
sizes in narrow widths only Were $40. Now $6SS
8 pairs Mems Johnston & Murphy Oxfords. Discon-
cafskin with medium leather
soles and heels. Sizes: B-10 1912; C-712, 81a. 10;
D-Sh, 91a, TO- Were $3.50. Now-------------$sA5
THE MEMS STORE SECOND FLOOR.