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The Washington times., 1936-08-15
- Killed AS Truck.
Train Crash
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minute. 1 didn't hear the crash,
but was aware of blood on my
left arm. AS a crawled out of the
ditch, 1 saw that the freight
train was stopped.
VICTIMS SCREAM
"Then I heard people scream
ing. Only q few Of the injured
stirred a little. Their grOanS
filled the night with horror.
Ear up the right Of way saw
what was left Of the truck.
81 guess I was pretty lucky"
In an official statement, H. J
Humphrey, vice president of the
Canadian Pacific Railway, stated
the train was travelling between
25 and 80 miles an hour when it
hit the truck. He asserted:
"The truck was travelling from
North to South over the cross
ing and although other auto
mobiles stopped to allow the
train to pass, this truck failed
to stop, passed other cars and
endeavOred to go over the cross
ing ahead of the train"
Crossing Unguarded
Emile Ferron, member of parlia
ment, who was returning from the
same rally in his car, said the
truck was travelling between 4C
and so miles an hour when il
The Washington times., 1936-08-15
Mail Ships SaiIinqs

The following tables show
the names Of ships, the lines
operating them, their times Of
sailing from New York, and
when their regular and supple
mental mails close. Time shown
is Eastern Daylight Saving
Time. Dates after names Of
ports indicate scheduled date
Of arrival. ~ Indicates mails
must be specifically addressed
to this steamer. ID Indicates
supplementary mails will be ac-
cepted on pier up to 10 minutes
before sailing time.
TOMORROW
No mail ship sailings scheduled tol
tomorrow.
MONDAY
Transatlantic
BLACK TERN (Black Diamond), Ant
werp August 2S and Rotterdam 81; Pier
X, Weehawken, n. MAILS close II 30
p. m.-Prints mails for Belgium, Belgian
Congo, Luxembourg and Netherlands, par
eel post.
NEW BROOKLYN Glider, Dempster)
Funchal August 81, Teneriffs Septem
Der /, Las Palmas 2. Dakar 6, Conakry
9, Freetown 10, Marshall 13, Grand Bas
sam Is, Takoradi IS, Accra Is and Lagoi
%; Pier 1, Erie Basin columbia ST.
Mails close 1880 a. m.-Letter mails foI
Canary Islands, French Guinea, Madeira
and Marshall; specially addressed letter
mails for Gold Coast, Ivory Coast anc
Sierra Leone; parcel post for Gold Coast
Sierra Leone and Liberia via Freetown
Bermuda and Nova Scotia
ACADIA (Eastern), Yarmouth Angus
IS; Pier Is, n. r. Murray St.).-MailI
close 10 a. m; sails noon.-Letter anc
prints mails for Nova Scotia (eXcep
registered articles); parcel post.
BRITANNIG (Cunard), Hamilton Au
gust 49, Pier 54, N. r. West 18th ST.
Mails close 8 a. M; sails noon.-LetteI
and prints mails for Bermuda; psrce
post.
VOTE AMERIcAN-
The Washington times., 1936-08-15
7 THUGS ROB
RESTAURANT

Auditors of hamburger restau'
rant chain were checking a cash
register of one of their stores at
3O3l Fourteenth st. N. W., today
to determine how much money
two holdup men took from the
establishment
Frank Martin, manager, told
police that early this morning two
men walked into the restaurant.
While one held his hand inside
his shirt as though to shield
revolver, the other man rifled ths
cash register. They escaped in an
automobile, the victim said.
-voTE AMERICAN
The Washington times., 1936-08-15
Housing Contract
For D. {. Awarded

Contracts for erection Of the
Governments own housing project,
designed to give modern low-cost
apartments to BIT washington
families, we're announced yesterday
by Public Works Administrator
Harold L. Ickes.
The project, known as LangSton
Terrace, is located on a 14-acre site
in Northeast washington.
The j. Slotnick Company Of Bos-
ton was awarded the contract to
build the apartments for $1,523,.
900. The Charles H. Tompkins
Company Of Washington made a
bid of S1,555,OO0.
The Washington times., 1936-08-15
Rockne's Son Committed

CHICAGO. Aug. IS G.N.SO.
William Rockne, 10, son Of Knute
Rockne, late Notre Dame Univer.
sity football coach, has been or
dered to the State Hospital at El-
gin, Ill. He was adjudged insane
at a hearing at the Psychopathic
Hospital here.
The Washington times., 1936-08-15
Purple Gang Member
Is Sent 10 AICatraz

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. Is q.
N.S0 Harry Fleischer, member
of the Purple Gang" of Detroit,
is one of Alcatraz Federal PRISONS
newest inmates, It was learned
exclusively today by International
News Service. Fleischer was
transferred to the Devils Island"
prison in San Francisco Bay from
Leavenworth prison last week.
The Washington times., 1936-08-15
Blaze in ICe-Box
Calls Out Firemen

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. U.N.SO.
"Send some firemen over here
my ice box is on fire." cried an
excited voice over the fire de-
partment telephone here.
The firemen, accustomed to
reScuing cats from trees and all
sorts of other odd tricks, were a
bit dubious but made the call
anyWty.
They arrived at the home of
Louis Martin-and sure enough
found his ice box on fire. A
plumber repairing a drain pipe
had placed a blow torch too
close to the box. setting it afire.
The Washington times., 1936-08-15
Herreshoff Wins

BY virtue of a 6-1, Ga, 2-6,
81 victory over AL Cross on
the Monument Lots yesterday
Clarence Herreshoff yesterday
won the singles championship of
Navy Department tennis COM
petition.
The Washington times., 1936-08-15
Rep. Martin 10 Meet
With Maine 6. 0. P.

NEW YORK, Aug. IS GNSD.
Representative Joseph w. Martin.
jr.. of Massachusetts,, eastern divi-
sion Republican campaign man.
ager, yesterday left for Lewiston.
Me-, where he will confer with
State leaders on opening the Maine
campaign. Maine elections are on
September IA. Martin was to stop
in Boston en- route.
VOTE AMERICAN
The Washington times., 1936-08-15
R0ME0S RELAX,
DIARY LOCKED

LOS ANGELES, Aug. IS GN.S)
Under a judicial threat that the
child might be taken from both
parents, the Astor-T Thorpe custody
case passed into court history
here today.
And with 1t passed from public
sight the lavender-inked diary of
Mary Astor in which the beauti.
full film star jotted down intimate
details of romantic interludes.
And as the key to a steel county
vault clicked in the heavy lock
with the "miS-step" diary forever
hidden away, many Hollywood
male celebrity breathed a final
sigh of relief at the thought that
the actress charm ratings" Of
the screens great lovers will never
be made public.
According to the final settlement
| of the case the four -year-old child,
Marilyn, will spend nine months
of the year with Miss Astor and
the other three with DR.. Franklyn
Thorpe who bitterly contested his
former wife's suit to get full Gus
tody.
The diary, excerpts from which
were given to the public, was de-
livered into the hands Of Superior
Judge Goodwin j. Knight, who
ordered it locked in the secret
vault.
One phase Of the case remains
to be settled, and, according to
Judge Knight, it can be settled
only when George S. Kaufman,
celebrated playwright, is SEN
fenced to Jail.
kaufman, mentioned in the
stars diary, was held in con-
tempt of court when he failed to
appear in answer to a subpoena.
With deputy s. sheriffs still
searching for him. Judge Knight
reiterated his statement that
whenever kaufman is found on
California soil he will be SEN
fenced.
The case threatened to break
out afreSh yesterday when Attor-
ney Joseph Anderson, represent
ing DR.. Thorpe, became enraged
at a statement claiming victory
issued by Miss Astor'S attorney,
Roland Rich Woolley.
A move to reopen the litigation,
however, was quickly squelched
by Judge Knight. who admonished
principals and attorneys and ruled
only the welfare of the little girl
could be grounds for a reopening.
VOTE AMERICAN
The Washington times., 1936-08-15

.VOTE AMERICANA
The Washington times., 1936-08-15
200 Flee Blaze
In Resort ThedteT

KEANSBURG. N. j., Aug. IS.
Two hundred persons, most Of
them children. fled safely from
the one-story frame Ideal Beach
Casino last night when the the.
ater caught fire. The building
was destroyed
The Washington times., 1936-08-15

reached the level, unguarded eros
sing. Ferron said he had stopped
his car, waiting for the train to
pass. when the crash occurred.
Ferron said:
at was the most gruesOme
sight ever saw. The truck
turned over and burst into
flames as bodies were hurled as
far as $50 feet away from the
tracks. 1t was a horrible sight.
"ShriekS Of the injured and
dying mingled with the cries
of relatives who gathered on the
scene later, hampering our ef-
forts at rescuing the victims" 2"
Ferron said many of the bodies
were horribly mangled and some
were pinned in the truck wreck.
age, charred and burned.
Truck Hit SquareIy
Today'S tragedy, occuIrin 6
about 3 a. m. was the second
such incident in the current
Quebec provincial political cam
paign for next Mondays election
Late last month three persons
met death and three others were
injured seriously when a truck,
loaded with political rooters, over
ran a sharp curve near st. Ann
des MontS.
Most of today's victims, all OF
whom were French-Cacadians
were from Louisville and the i'm
mediate vicinity.
Struck in the center by the huge
locomotive Of the fast freight, the
truck was hurled through the air,
Spilling its human cargo along the
railroads right of way.
M. Richot, operator of a gaso'
line station near the crossing,
dashed to the scene as the en-
gineer brought his train to a
Screeching halt. He joined train
men in picking up the dead and
injured and converted his garage
into a temporary morgue.
Coroner Thomas Caron launched
an immediate investigation aided
by Quebec police, and announced
a mass inquest will be held.
Edmond Houle, IS, of Louise
vile, driver of the truck was
among the dead.
VOTE AMERICAN
The Washington times., 1936-08-15
La BARRYMORE
LIKES VOICE
OF LAND0N

This Is the second and final
article based on an interUieD
tUith Ethel Barrymore, famous
stage star, Uho Is 81 years old
toddy.J
Evening star., 1936-02-02
TAILORED DAY

Pattern 3O78. TAILORED DAY
TIME FROCK. This smart shirt
waist frock is equally suitable for
wear now under Winter coat and
later for street, campus or general
daytime wear with a short jacket
or no coat at all. 1t is made of a
new Spring cotton of the popular
twine crash family. AS the picture
shows, the frock is designed with
enough body to tailor and drape
beautifully, yet is light enough in
weight to be comfortable through
sunny Spring days. Pattern is de-
signed for sizes Ia. l6, 18, 20; 40 and
A. Corresponding bust measure
ments 80. "a. SO, 38, 40 and ~. Size
16 t34) requires 45s yards OF 39-inch
fabric.
Evening star., 1936-02-02

Pattern H-3l20 SPRING PRINT
FROCK. With its military accent in
the crossbars of blouse and sleeves.
this clever daytime frock worn by
Claudette Colbert, is perfect example
of balanced symmetry and harmonious
design. The upper portion is perfect
ly simple in construction. the style
feature centering in the contrasting
strips of velvet or ribbon and the skirt
likewise is plain except for the set-in
side pleat. Pattern is designed for
sizes IL, IA, 16, l8, 20; 40 and A. Size
IA requires 45s yards of 39-inch fabric,
plus as yard contrast or 2i2 yards Of
ribbon
Evening star., 1936-02-02

Pattern H3le DINNER DRESS This charming dinner ock
black
lines with narrow panel extending the fun length OF the fock and
length back and the skirt graceful flare
designed
Of 39-inch fabric
Evening star., 1936-02-02

For Now and Spring
Smart styles that offer timely fresh
ening of the wardrobe. Easy-to-follow
patterns simplify their making.
Evening star., 1936-02-02

now w,cH IS NIGH ss
uaI?No, high eno"s"
youu au,eA', ,,.t' h"', with 's
se, TOO familiar ,",,x ~,,~
Roadmas,er' .U'w ,o.,
roof line. "''H0a. ',S,e We,
Of ,,reaml'"e ,. uaad
engineers gave Mv, 'h@ee
master ss"*'ou. '..'see ,"'ss
ioo,.,hree e'es sa1 an
over the back sea' sh,r
end, ended the "Ho"s"'
over" days forever
La gaceta., 1936-12-05
Ell INDIGNO GOBIERNO DE
SOMOZA RECONOCIO Ell
REGIMEN DE FRANCO

Managua, Nicaragua, Die. s.
I'll gobierno sometido q la bota
.niiitar del general Somoza, go
oierno que es una deshonra pa
"a la democracia americana, ha
reconocido a la junta rebelde de
Burgess, Espana, que obedece las
6rdenes del general Franco.
La noticia de esa indignidad
Sc trasmiti6 a BurgoS por con :
ducto del ministro rebelde en-
la republiquilla de FL Salvador,
otro pals que ha reconocido a
los rebeldes.
Miembros reaecionarios de la
colonia espanola de Managua
han expresado su agradecimien
to, por la indignidad, al gobier-
no del monigote Carlos Brenes
Barquin, presidente INFERNO
por la voluntad de Somoza.
La gaceta., 1936-12-05

rey no abdicara ell troAo de sus
antepasados.
La Sra. Simpson telefone6 al
monarch desde Blois, Franeia,
en- canine de Biarritz. Ell rey lie
contest6 desde la residencia
campestre de Fort Belvedere.
Asegdrase per otros que la se
nora Simpson ira a la villa gus
en- la Riviera tienen sus amigos
los esposos H. l.. Rogers, de
Monticello, New York.
Una poderosa facci6n eA el
P~arlamento ha lanzado toda 81
inflHsncia detras de Winston
Churchill, con ell fin de impedir
que Stanley Baldwin "arroje Al
rey del trono. Este grupo movi-
lizara a la opinion pGblica en- IA
vor del monarch. MuchoS miem
bros del Parlamento han escri-
to al rey ofreciendole Su apoyo
personal.
Dicese que 81 Baldpin renun :
ella, Churchill sera lAmado a
La gaceta., 1936-12-05

Sc acepten las demandas de com
p~ensaci6n hechas por su gobier-
no Y que Sc pague una indemni-
zacion por Ell asesinato de japo-
neses en- Chengtu, Pakhoi, Shan
ghai Y Hankow.
Noticias de origen japoneS
permiten asegurar que al go
bierno de Marking Sc lie entire
CARA un ultimatum.
Las tropas del gobierno Chi
no, incluyendo caballeria y ar
tilleria, rsalizan un ataque So
ore Shangtu, Chahar Y en- las
,ercanias de la ~frontera de Sui
yuan. Mas de 30 aeroplanos ia
poneses o del Manchukuo Ope-
ran en- Shangtu.
En- Tsingtao los japoneses
duenos de telares declararon un
lockout que afecta a $4,000 O.
breros.
La gaceta., 1936-12-05
LA MULTITUD OvACIONA
EN- LAS GALES Ell NOM
BRE DEL REY EDUARDO
DisolVi6 Ia Policta RlaG NANTES
toci6n frente a Ia residencid
del DnQue de York
WGIly Simpson en canine
de BidrTitE

Londres, Die. 5.-La multi
tud ova.ion6 aver en- las GALES,
Y espscialmente en- la Plaza Ira
falgar, ell nombre del rey Eduar
do. aludiendo tambien a la "nue
va reina."
Miles de personals trataron de
hacer una demostraci6n frente
a la Residential del duque de
York, mas la policia intervino,
logrando su disoluci6n.
Frente a la casa del Duque
de York ell pueblo gritaba: DE
jale saber al rey que estas con
el."
Los manifestantes cantaron
tambien "Dios Salve al Rey."
La policia pas6 grandes apu-
ros para hacer retroceder a las
masas frente al palacio de Bu-
ckinghan.
Algunos grupos gritaban !:
Eduardo esta en- 10 cierto. Bald
win en- ell error"
Miles de mujeres figuraban
en- los grupos y tambien grita :
ban con toda Ia fuerza de sus
pulmones.
Frente a la entrada de la Gale
de Downing los manifestantes
grit$San: "Queremos a nuestro
Rey. Dios salve a Eduardo"
Esperanse declaraciones del
jefe del gobierno, Stanley Bald
win, con ell fin de aclarar en- de-
finitiva la situaci6n.
Mrs. Simpson Sc march6 de
Inglaterra a condicion de que Ell
La gaceta., 1936-12-05
LA DICTADURA GRIEGA
~DEPORTARA A SUS Enc
G

Belgrade, YugoeSlavia, die. 8.
Con ell pretexto de una conspi-
raci6n para derribar la dictadu-
ra, ell general Metaxas Sc pro-
pone depsrtar a sus enemigos
politicos.
Una noticia official da cuentO
de que un exprimer ministro
vents planeando la caida del go
biernO con la ayuda de ci0rtos
oficiales que parecian adictos al
presente regimen. Todos los
conspiradores detenidos han ST.
do llevados a una isla del mar
Egeo.
Sabese que ell exprimer minis
tro aludido no es Nicolas Poll
It's, como Sc dijo al principle, ST.
no Andres Michalakopoulos, ell
conocido liberal democratic. Mi
chalakopoulos no ha sido depor-
tado, pero Sc lie mantiene prisio-
nero en- su domcilio.
Entire los deportados figuran
George Rhallys, exjefe de la a
viaci6n: 81 general Jorge Rep
pas, el exminiStro ST.. Mercu-
ris, l captain Loukredis y va
rios miembros del particle A
grAriS.
La gaceta., 1936-12-05
ESPERASE LA RUPTURA
DE RELACIONES DIPLOMA
TICAS t Ell G0BIER-
NO JAPONES Y Ell DE
NANKfNG

Shanghai, Die. 5.-La ruPtu-
ra de rOaciones d~iplomaticas
entire ell gobierno de Toxic y ell
de Marking Sc coasidera inevi.
table. Ell gobierno del general
Chang Kai Shek Sc MEGA a rea-
nudar las negociaciones con ell
de Tekio mientras sc manteAga
Ia amenaaa militar sobre la pro
vincia de Suiyan.
Insiste ell consul general ia
pones, Yakichiro Suma, en- que
La gaceta., 1936-12-05
SEGUNDo CURTI

Sc eAcuentra de vista en-
Tampa ell j6ven revolucionario
cubano Segundo Curt, una de
las figuras que mas Sc destac6
en- la lucha por el maohadato.
Aver tuvimos el gusto de sa-
lcdarle en- la S6ptima avenida.
Muy grata eStancia lie desea-
mos en- la ciadad que tanto qre-
ria el apSstol Marti.
La gaceta., 1936-12-05
ABSUELTO Ell S2. HARVEY
LUCAS

Miami, Die. 5.-Un iurado ab
solvi6 aver a Jackson Harves
Lucas, de Tampa, de la acusa :
ci6n de matar a gslpes a su ma
jer Lille, ell pasade Is de julio,
Lucas, con lagrimas en- los ojos,
di6 las graeias al jurado.
FL jurado pas6 en- la delibera-
ci6n dos horas y 40 minutos.
Lucas dice que volvera a Tam
pa a unirSe con sus seis hijos, el
mayor de los cuales solo tiene
IL ahes.
La gaceta., 1936-12-05
formar gabinete.

formar gabinete.
ACHIEVEMENTS los laboristas
apoyardn al gobierno en- contra
de los dSsseS del reg de casarse
sen Ia Sra. AiMpson.
Evening star., 1936-11-26
Housewares Reduced

Is Metal Wardrobes with inner door for protection Were
$7.95 Now S395
1 Electric Kitchen Clock. Was 34.95 Now----- SISS
IL Utility Stands with four trays Were $3.50. Now $50
Radiator Covers, walnut finish 12sx2lx4 inches Were
$3.50 Now Soc
Permutt Water Softeners. Were $3.50. Now CSC
Aluminium Frying Pans, 9-inch Were 81. Now SOC
aluminium Frying Pans, 10-inch Were $l.45 Now 7Sc
s Sliding Shelf Brackets Were 81. Soc
Shoe Racks. Were $1.50. Now ----------------2 CSC
/ MutschIer Kitchen Table with Monel metal top Size
27x22 Was $3.50. Now S625
Mutschler Kitchen Table with Monel metal top. size
20x24 Was Sill 95. Now S5S5
Mutschler Cabinet with porcelain Size 25x36
Floor Style Towel Rack. Was $3.50. S39S
HOUSEWARES, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-11-26
Silk Underwear
Reduced

z Pure-Dye Crepe and Satin
Barbixon Panties and Chemise
in tearose and white. Broken
sizes. Were Sl.95. Now s5c
6 Pure Silk Crepe Gowns in tea
rose with lace trim. Slightly
weighted. Sizes Is and II.
Were $1.95. Now------S1.4S
5 Pure-Dye Silk Crepe Gowns
In white and tearose. Some
are handmade. Sizes IS and is.
Were $2.95. Now---$1.S5
3 Pure-Dye Crepe and Satin
Gowns in lace-trimmed and
hand-embroidered styles. Sizes
Is and Is. Tearose and white.
Were $3.95. Now----$2.95
: Sheer Print Gowns with white,
tearose and maize grounds. Sizes
80 and "a. Were $5.s5. Now $2.95
SILK UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-11-26
Furniture Reduced One-HaIf

/ Windsor style Side Chair In Tudor mahogany Orgi-
Dining Room Side Chairs maple. Were So. Now---A
1 Dining Room Armchair in solid mahogany. Was 435.
Dining Room Side Chairs In solid mahogany. Orgi-
naly $1l. Now
Dining Room Side Chair In mahogany and gum. Orig-
naly $S.25. Now
Modern Smoker in ivory and brown. Originally $275.
NOW
Dining Room Armchair in walnut and gum With brown
seat Was $40. Now
l Metal Auto Card Table in red. Originally $3.50.
/ Metal Card Table in ivory Was $3.50. Now---S32S
Auto Card Table in brown. Was $500 Now-----S3Z5
Card Table in green and white Was $S75. Now--$4zS
Drop Leaf Table in solid Philippine mahogany Orig.
Dinetts Table in solid Philippine mahogany Originally
$3.50. Now
FURNITURE. SIXTH Floor
Evening star., 1936-11-26
Cotton Gowns and
Pajamas, 58c
Were 81 and SIPS

~ Polka Dot Gowns and
Pajamas, red and blue.
Sizes IS, Is, II.
. Handmade Philippine Pa.
jamas In plain and printed two.
piece styles. Sizes IS and Is.
Were $1.95. Now--------.-SSc
Is Satin Finish Rayon Gowns,
lace trimmed. Blush and blue.
Sizes Is and Is. Were $1.95.
Now .aS
Is Slips Of rayon taffeta and
rayon satin. Broken sizes. 81
to a, and broken colors. Bias
cut. Were $165. Now...-31.1S
CorToN UNDERWEAR,
THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-11-26
Lamps Reduced

I Brass Finish Prism Lamp and globe. Was $3.50.
Enamel Floor Torchieres three-way indirect lighting
ivory and green finish Were $595. Now $2.Ss
/ Brown Stone Jar Lamp lights. Was $3.50. Now s.
Two-Fisure Boudoir Lamp in and gold color Was
$lO
Ivory Cracked Boudor Lamp and shade in Chinese de-
China Table Lamp ivory finish. Was $3.50. Now----H
IL Silk Beudor Lamp Shades. 6h and inch. Pastel
colors. Were $3.50 and $3.50. Now 81
Silk Bed Lamps peach ivory and Were $3.50.
All remnants slightly soied damaged Other remnants
not advertised.
LAMPS, SEVENTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1936-11-26
Misses Dresses Reduced

.s SILK and Synthetic Crepe Jersey Dresses in black
brown blue, wine Were $1395 to s16s5. Now-----S75
Silk Synthetic Crepe and Velvet Dresses in and
piece styles Black brown blue and wine Were
IL Dresses silk and synthec crepe velvet and alpaca
Green rust brown wine, gold and black We're $l6s5 to
of silk and synthetic crepe In blue and black
ensemble Were $25 to $3975 Now $3.50
Silk and Synthetic Crepe blue and black
IS. Sizes from IL to 40.
MISSES DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-11-26
Corsets Reduced

7 Bien Jolie Side Hook Girdles,
well boned for heavy figures.
Sizes a. 40, 40, 81 and IS. Were
IS. Now-------------Sz.sS
4 Bien Jolie Side Hook Girdles
of batiste and elastic. Sizes 28,
20 and 81. were $50.
5 Vassar Pantie Girdles in tea
rose and white. Large size.
Were IS. Now-------S1.s5
10 Brassieres, long and short
models, in nets and silk crepes.
Were $3.50. Now-------S1.S5
20 Brassieres of lace and batiste.
Sizes 80, 36 and 50. Were 3l.50.
Coasrrs, Third FIooR.
Evening star., 1936-11-26

in velvet synthetic crepe, metal cloth and wool
Sizes "a to A. Were s13s5 and $685. Now-.----ssss
Dresses for in synthetic and metashot crepes.
some with colored tuncs jet bead trimming Sizes "a 10
~ Were sle e5 and S25 Now S1z.5O
pure synthetic and jersey
black brown and green. Sizes 36 to "A. Were $25 and
WoMENs DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-11-26
Goats and Suits Reduced

Three-Pece Trimmed Suits in brown tweed with
Raccoon. Sizes IL to 1s. Were $3975. Now------$23
Trimmed Sport Coats in and blue mixtures with
Red Fox Wolf Raccoon. Sizes IL to 49, Were S45.
Now " S2975
Winter Fur Trimmed Dress Coats with blended cross
Fox Konsky, Persian. Black and brown, in sizes
II, IA and is. Were S55
Winter Fur Trimmed Dress Coats in black One with
detachable hp-ength Of sealdyed rabbit, with
rabbit 1s Were sS5. Now $50
10 Swagger Sports Coats in brown checked tweed with
wndproof lining Sizes II to s. Were $l995. Now--$l0
Tweed Swagger Sports Coats in blue, gray brown, in
sizes IL to 1S and size 40 Were $lS95 and STATS.
NOW
Miscellaneous group Coats and Suits including Fur
Trimmed Suits gray green, brown, in sizes H. H. 1s
Were $3s75 1nterined Tunic Suits in rust green sizes
Is and ls Were $35. Fur-Lined Swagger Goats in
green gray, blue sizes IL, is, 20 and a. Were s2s75
NOW
Srrre Trzrun
Evening star., 1936-11-26
NegIigees Reduced

6 Negligees of printed syn
thetic crepe In regular and
extra sizes. Were $5.e5.
Now .-..-$l.SS
3 Synthetic Crepe Negiigees
in blush with aqua belts.
Sizes small and medium.
Were 1896. Now---.--x1.SS
4 Chiffon Negligees in maize
and blush. Sizes medium and
large. Were $7.s5. Now. S2.sS
I Negiigees in printed syn
thetic crepe. Sizes Is. 20 and
Il. Were Sl0.s5. Now $3!SS
NEeLIcEss, THIRD FIooa.
Evening star., 1936-11-26
Juniors Sportswear Reduced

10 Juniors OnePece Jersey and Spun Rayon Dresses in
solid colors and prints Contrasting trim some Sizes
Juniors Knit Dresses attractive styles in
assorted prints Sizes II to II. Were $7s5 Now--S5s5
Junior Knit Dresses styles princess fash
ioned Sizes IL to Is. Were $685.. Now-------$1025
JUNIOR MISSES SPOKESMAN, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-11-26

Hats, s2.25
Were IS to $40
50 Hats in assorted colors
and styles. Headsizes 21h
to %.
MILLINERY, THIRD FLOOR.