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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-20


 The republican plank on mo- nopoly falls far short of Borah's demands, and Governor Landon's pro.gold standard declaration deeply offended him. Democratic StrategiSts are proceeding on the theory that if they adopt blanks on these subjects in line with Borah's ideas, they will eliminate any likelihood of peace being patched Up between him and the republican nominee G-boss J. Edgar Hoover is Q rabid base- ball fan. He rarely misses game in the Government League series, in which his bureaus team has been Q leader for several years.
 
 Before embarISing on his SC. tive campaign drive Governor Landon will spend several weeks vacationing at Eagle Lodge, near Taos, N. M.
 Sharp-Sho
 Practically the entire research staff of the Democratic National Committee has been put to work finetooth- -combing the record and public statements of Governor Landon for campaign ammuni- ton. One discovery they claim is a pro-inflation declaration Landon is alleged to have made several years ago The U. 8. Municipal News. organ of the U. 8. Mayors Conference, declares that "during the 30-year period from 1900 to 1880. more Ameri- can lives were lost in celebrat- ing our Independence than in acquiring 1t during the Revolu- tionary War"
 w. Forbes Morgan, secretary of the Democratic National Committee and uncle-in Jaw of Mrs. Roosevelt, has 8 guest reservation for the duration of the Philadelphia convention at the Union League club, strong hold of arch. Tory Republican, ism.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-20

him this writer possessed a lasting repu- tation; no doubt his works will be read for years Co come.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-20
PhilateEc NeuUs

Hartford Chamber of Commerce Sponsoring Tercentenary Cachet-Army, Naval Heroes to
 Be MemOriaIized in New IsSuss-Texas Centen- nial Cachess to Be in Circulation Next Month
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TODAY's COMMON ERROR Never say, Everybody should pay their share"; say, "his
 share"
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Daily NNex-.xx- Ro,,rl Washington .v-~- 1. - -~- ~---~- DEMOCRATS PLAN TOWIDEN
 BORAH c. O. P. BREACH
BY DREW PEARSON and ROBERT s. ALLEN

Washington June 20 = The shadow of Senator Bill Borah is looming as large over the Democratic platform as it did over republican Farmers of the New Deal declaration going great pains to meet his views on monopoly currency and foreign affars subjects he is T1or+ 11lorv 4nta ctnd in
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-20

e. Name all the known major planets of the solar system.
 A. Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-20

A. A bill to give independence to Puerto Rico has been introduced in congress. No action has been taken.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-20

The Constitution is "what the U. s. Su- preme Court judges say it is." But the people have the final say.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-20
A Thought for Today

While they promise them liberty, they them- selves are the servants of corruption; for of whom Q man is overcome, of the same iB he hEought in bOndage.-u Peter 2:l0
 Corrupt influence is itself the perennial spring 0f all prodigaty and of all disorder; 1t loads us more than millions of debt: takes away vigor from our arms, wisdom from our councils, and every shadow of authority and credit from the most venerable parts of our constitution.-Burk
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-20

and if he moves up 1t will make Representative Clarence Lea, of California, head of this potent body Emil Hurja, statistical wizard of the Democratic National Committee, will attend the Phila- delphia Convention in an official capacity. He will be there as delegate from his native state, Michigan.
 There is . curious omission from the reproduction of the seal of the Post Office Depart. ment imbedded i'm tho floor Otlts side Jim FArley's office. The courier on horseback carries no Tnail bag.
 Merry.G0. Bound
 'There is no such thing as Q federal judge" says I'ammany Congressman Sol Bloom. And no such thing as Q Federal Re- serve Bank. The word federal is nlisapplied. We are not Q federation of states, but e nation" Bloom is going to fight for this distinction in the New York Worlds Fair in 1899, celebrating the sesqui- of George Washington's inauguration When crippled Congressman Joe Mansfield of Texas takes to the musings in the campaign, he packs a collapsible wheel chair in his car, drives through the dis trict, stops at each meeting place, and rolls himself up Q wooden ramp to the speakers platform. Copyright, l036, by United Fea-
 tiire Syndicate, Incl
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fied to join the V. 2. w. should show his appreciation of what they have done In his behalf by joining this organization immediately.
 Tn conclusion permit me to again express my happiness in the suc- cessful termination of the long and hard fought fight to bring about cash payment of the certificates, and also of your continuing desire to render every service within your power to all disabled veterans and the dependents of deceased veter- ans to the end that they also may have the justice that is due them.
 GEORGE L. AYOTTE.
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e. when will the next popula- ton census of the U. s. be taken9
 A. l04O.
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e. Has any move been made to grant independence to Puerto Ricoa
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e. Who was Lere
 A. The Irish god of the sea; the Celtic Neptune.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-20

Shortly after the close of the recent Tipex, the run1or was cir- culated that e number of the souvenir sheets had been printed
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-20

If you want . copy ef sur hook- lot. "Mome-Maae Wines.s write Co The Waterbury Demogrnssa Waah~ lngtom Bureau, 101e Thirteenth Street. Northwest, Washsmgaom, D. Q. Enclose 10 cents lss pcsang&
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e. Where was Oliver Cromwell born?
 A. Huntingdon, England, 50 miles north of London.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-20

a. How many kinds of birds are in the United states7
 A. The American Ornithological Union lists 76e species. There are also many Subspecies.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-20

e. How do the leading world powers rank in avlationa
 A. According to the 1oS6 Aircraft Year book the world powers rank in aviation as follows: British Empire, France, Russia, Italy, United States, Japan, and Germany.
Evening star., 1936-04-23
Linen Luncheon
CIo+hs Reduced

A group of fine pure linen
luncheon cloths and scarfs
in solid colors with white
hand -hemstitched hens.
Some slightly soiled
2 Scarfs in green. 18x36 inches.
Were $1.25. Now ---------75c
"a Scarfs in green or gold, size
18x45. Were $3.50. Now 90c
8 Scarfs in green, rose or gold.
Size 18x54. Were SITS. Now
$1.15
26 Cloths in gold or blue. Size
36x36. Were Sass. Now $1.15
"a Cloths in green, gold, blue
and rose. Size 45x45. Were
S3.65. Now ----------$1.S5
6 Cloths in gold color. Size
54x54. Were IS. Now----$2.25
10 DoiIies in rose and gold. Size
12x1s. Were SOC. Now----25e
FANCY LINEN. SECOND Floor.
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Juniors Shoes, s2.e5
We're IS and S6

We're IS and Sc
40 pairs including pumps and oxfords in variety Of
styles and feathers. Sizes AAA, to g. AA, to 8; A.
4 to 7R; B, 312 to 8R.
27 pairs Junior Proper Bit Oxords in white and two
tone calfskn Sizes AAA and T. AA 81, 6. and 8:
51a to s1a; to and to g. 3z to T. Were $780,
NOW So.So
Is pairs Oxfords in brown black elk casin
Sizes 22 Az and g. 21a and 3a; az, 3, and g.
Were 50 TO sou.
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China Greatly Reduced
Close Out Dinnerware in Lotus Eiysian Poffer'
with plate casserole and cove

Close Out DinnerDare tn Lotus EtySfan P0tern
with plate casserole and cover
Were 81 Now -------------- SOC
Pie plates Were 50c Now w-----------------25c
II Range Sets four-nece Were ST. Now---------50c Soc
16 Souare Plates Were 81 as -75c
"a Breakfast Plates Were 81 NoW------65c Csc
O Salad Plates Were q7c Now Now---------------55c 55c
22 Dessert Plates Were s5c Now -45c
ID Rread and Hutter Plates Were 75c 35c
Cream Soups and Saucers. Were 81. Now---------S1
IL After dinner Cups Saucers. Were $l17 Now75c
I Tea Pot Was IS Now $3.50
1 Covered Sugar. Was s3.75.
1 Creamer Was s. Now
IL Rim Soups. Were Soc 35c
Fruits, Were 1sc Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1Oc
IL Oatmeal Dishes Were 42c Now-----------25c 25c
Cream Soups Saucers Were S115. 75c
Tea Saucers. Csc. 35c
l Platter, 12nch size Was Sits 81
Platters, 14-nch size Were $3.50 $1.50
Salads, S-inch size Were 81. Now------------ 60c
1 Covered Butter Dish. Was s225 Now----------$l.25
l Cake Plate. Was ST. Csc
1 Sugar. Was $3.50. Now 75c
Bowls Were 75c
CHINA, FIFTH FLOOR.
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BOYS Wash Suits
$I.I5
Were SI.6S and 81

Were SI.65 and 81
15o short-sleeved suits in
washable broadcloth. Pop
ular colors and styles. Sizes
4 to 10. Some slightly
muSsed.
: Boys Wash Shorts, sizes IA,
Is and 16. Were 81. Now-50c
109 Boys B. V. d. Underwear
in sizes "a, 26, 80, 80 and "a.
Were 81. Now 45c
IA Boys Polo Shirts with long
sleeves. Sizes 8 and 10. Were
81. Now 35c
22 Boys Golf Caps in white
with Lastex bands. Were So.
Now ---S1.45
THE BOYS STORE,
FOURTH FLOOR.
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VeIIum Stationery
25c Vas Csc boz

$50 boxes of Clarendon vel
lum with novel border
brown on buff, blue on
white. With 48 sheets and
48 envelopes.
18 packages Paper Plates in
ivory color. Salad-dessert sizes,
eight to package. Were l0c
package. Now ------5c
II packets Writing Paper in
linen finish. Tablet, 5x7-inch
size. and 20 envelopes. Cello
phane wrapped. AS is. Were
25c packet. Now--15c
STATIONERY, AISLE 4,
FIRST FLOOR.
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Harris Tweed Goats, sI7

We're S2275
6 in tan and brown checks. Sizes IL to 90
Sports Suits black gray
u Is and 90 Were s3975 and s4e75. Now S1s5
Suits in gray navy fox trimmed Sizes IA IS. Were
Suits including tailored
maker types In navy brown and gray H. 16 So and 49,
Were SPOTS S1475
SUITS THIRD FLOOR
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Girls B|ouses, 85c
Were SIS TO 81

" ere JI.I5 10 "
Is girls cotton blouses in broadcloth dmity and pque
Checks, figures and plain colors. Sizes 5 to 16.
Juniors Vacuna Knit Dresses In brown wine and
rust Size IL. Were $1295 -$695
Flannel with notched lapels and patch
pockets. Brown and white navy and white tan and white
stripes. Sizes IL to 49, Were $685. AA5
81 Girls Slip Sweaters with turtle necks Tweed and
plain knits Sizes 8 to
IA Junior Slip Sweaters plain color and stripes Sizes
II and 49, Were So
Girls and Juniors Blouses, in silk satin Slightly
rayon tafeta Plain colors and pads Sizes
T. 10 and IT. Were So and s3
GIRLS AND JUNIORS SPORTSMAN, FOURTH FLOOR.
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Friday Special
Per-! F''s:;!.!1j Earrings, 4Sc
(Sinnulated)
Would regularly be 81

You'd regularly be 81
so pairs in button and drop styles.
Bracelets simulated pearls Some threesrand with col
ored clasps others combined with brown black velvet
ribbon. Were and CSC.
Is Clips and Pins in assorted styles Were &c.
Clips gold cooed in assorted sizes and designs Some
pairs
Brown Leather Picture Frame 7x9 inches Was S. Now $3.50
Double blue leather with gold ooling inches
Triple folding red leather with gold tooing Ike
inches Was $40.
Triple folding Frame green leather with gold toong 6x8
inches Was So. S6
Folding Frame for four pictures In brown leather with gold
toolng. 6x8 inches Was s12
NOVELTY JEwIlRy. A1sLEs 3, 5 AND Z, FIRST FLooa.
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Wo0DyNyARD q, @! " & LoTHR2so{P
9 STREET
Garment Driers

NC We're Csc
20 in ivory enameled
finished. Sold as is.
Jewel Boxes covered with blue
plush and lined with MORE.
Were SIPS. AS Is. Now---75c
1 Sets Hat Stands, velveteen
covered, to clamp on shelf
edges. Were soc. AS is. Now
25c
Notions, AISLE 81, FIRST FLOOR.
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Candy Specials

Preserved Ginger in syrup. In
one-pound stone crocks-----25c
Chocolate covered Sponge
. Candy, pound ------45 45c
Assorted Chocolates and Bon.
bons. Two pounds 85c
CANDY, AISLE IA, FIRST FLOOR.
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Art NeedIework
Specials

3 pairs Of Model Pillowcases,
with one end embroidered.
White or colored embroidery.
Were $3.50. Now$1.95
/ Velvet Table Scarf in rose
color with gold-color braid
trimming. 24x60. Was $3.50.
Now $3.50
6 Stamped Scarfs and Vanity
Sets in white with pink and blue
borders. Were Csc. Now 35c
2 Hand -crocheted Collar and
Cuff Sets. Were $3.75. Now $3.50
ART NEEDLEwoRK,
SEVENTH FLOOR.
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Misses Dresses Reduced

2S in plain and printed silk and acetate creps
Black navy, and blue Were s13e5 TO s1695
daytime in one and two piece styles
Prints and plain silks acetaes. Were 1885
to s2275
Is Jacket and One-Piece Dresses OF alpaca, wool and
paper taffea Were s1695 to s25 Now----------sl225
Dresses in silk and acetate prints and sheer WOOL
Brown light blue, navy and beige. Were $2275 to s2o
MISSES DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
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Friday Special
Toilet issue Dozen Roll. Csc

500 rolls of good quality tissue.
Skllets in chromium finish Were s17o Now-S5c
28 Trays Were ST. to 81.
20 Rival Combination and Scing Machines
Bottles. Four to set Were 95c NoW2oc
Metal Hampers large size, in green ivory Were s275
20 Tabourees in wood Originally sl5o
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and
: Memo Founda-
tions, $3.95
We're $3.50

IL one-piece foundations
of figured batiste and lace
with Lastex panels. Sizes
35 to 80 and Al to 43.
Is One Piece Foundations Of
plain and figured batiste with
lace tops. Sizes 80 to IS and
SO to Al. Were SIS. Now-S1.95
I Warner and Bien Jolie side
hook and step-in girdles of ba-
tiste and Lastex. Sizes 26, 81,
30, 80 and 80. Were $40.
Now -$4.95
CoRsErs, THIRD FLOOR.
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Friday Special
Wash Cloths
Dozen, 55c

100 dozen with colored
borders.
42 Vanity Mirrors with long
handles. Backs in assorted
prints. Were 81. Now Csc
10 jars Croxon Cream. Were
$5. Now ----S3
4 Bridge Perfume Sets. Were
SIS and 81. Now SO and $4
Is Double Compacts, square
and in gold color. Were 81.
Now Observation-Disclosures
10 Bottle Cases in suede fin
ish. Were 81. Now----65c
25 Boxes Bath Powder with
large puffs. Were 38c. Now
Csc
Is Bath Sprays in assorted
colors. Were $1.20. Now S5c
65 Powder Puffs in assorted
colors. Were 15c. Now SC
Is Novelty Powder Puff
Cases with mirrors. Were
85c. Now -----------50c
ToILETRIEs, AIsLEs IA, 16, l8
AND 20. FIRST FLOOR.
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Women's Shoes, s5.55
Were s8.75 TO SI4.50

Were s8.75 to SI450
100 pairs in discontinued street and sports styles
Some MatriX shoes in the group In blue, black and
brown. Broken sizes.
80 pairs womens styles $50
and sS75 S195
WosaENs SHOES FLOOR.
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Toys Reduced

IL Lambskins in various sizes,
ideal for scatter rugs for the
child's room. Were IS.
IL Pogo Sticks. Were $1.95.
/ Chocolate Stroller Baby Car
riage. Was sl995. Now SS.95
l Tan Stroller Baby Carriage.
Was S2l. Now $40
4 Speedbikes. Were sl4.95.
NOW Sa'1J
3 Oman Cruisers. We're sl245.
NOW S''oV
l Gliding Settee Awning. AS is.
Was S995. Now S2
/ Gym Set. AS is. Was S995.
NOW ------------ ef.oo
THE Toy STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.
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Juniors Slips, sI.45

Were 81
lS silk crepe slips fslighty weighted in trimmed
styles Bias cut and with adjustable straps. Sizes
13 and Is.
Junior Panes with reinforced crotch Tearose only
Girls Mianese Vests earose only Sizes to TO- Were
GIRLS furnishings FOURTH
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Cotton Prints
speeioI, l6c yard

Would regularly be Csc TO
39c yard
500 yards in sheer lawns,
batistes, dimities, percales
and ginghams, SO inches
wide.
CorToNs, SECOND FLOOR.
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Juvenile Apparel
Reduced

80 Boys Wash Suits of broad
cloth, poplin and pique. Sizes
2 to 6. Were 50. Now -$1.45
Is Boys Wash Suits of broad
cloth, poplin and pique. Sizes
2 to 6. Were $1.65. Now $l.15
% Girls Cotton Dresses and
synthetic crepes in plain colors
and prints. Sizes 8 to 6. Were
50. $1.45
Is Girls Cotton Wash Frocks
In sizes 8 to 8. Were $1.65.
Now $l.1S
JUVENILE APPAREL
FOURTH FLooR.
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Silk Hose Special
68c pair, 3 poirs, 81

42O pairs in all-silk chiffon
and Isle reinforced semi
sheer. In Spring and Sum-
mer colors. Sizes 8la to
1012.
HOSIERY, AISLE 10, FIRST FLOOR.
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Furniture Greatly Reduced

Lamp Tables All walnut Originally Now------ss50
Small Bullets in walnut and gum. Originally $50 s1s75
Modern Chair in plum color with white fringe the base
Originally $50 Now
Colonial Mahogany Smoking Tables Originally
Modern End Table in maple Originally
$3.50
Boston Smoker in maple Originally SIS S495
Boudor Chair with coral and pillow
Simmons Single Bed in brown metal Originally SIG
Now
Humidor Smoker in mahogany finish Originally 95.
Now
Drum Benches upholstered in suede Originally
1 Humdor Smoker in mahogany finish. Originally $40.
NOW so
Solid Maple Toilet Tables with Originally
Now 50
Small Drop-Lea Table, mahogany finish. Originally
Now
FURNITURE
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Shorter Women's Dresses s9.e5

We're yI6V5
IS dresses in silk prints with and without Jackets
and plain crepes with printed trimming. Sizes 1914
to 24R.
9 Dresses for the larger Shees with printed chiffon
sleeves and printed Sizes 421s to 5oa Were
go. slZSo
Better Dresses for and shorter Pure silk
prints with and without jackets print
ming. Sizes 1872, 22z, 2412, 38 AZ A. s3s75.
WoNEN's DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
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Silk and Rayon
Under+hings

5SC N ere ooc
% pieces, including briefs
and step-in panties in size
5; brassieres in size "a.
10 Glove Silk Chemises. step-in
models, in white and blush.
Broken sizes and colors. Were
50. w-------$1.35
KNIT UNDERWEAR, THIRD Floor.
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Radios at Fractions Of Their
Prices When New

Cabinet Model Radios in group including Crosey Atwater
Philco. Hamper Radoa General Electric, RCA and
IS. NowS3.50 20. Now---S10 10. Now---S15
Movie Cameras Originally $40. Now--------------slss
Packages Art Corners Were 1oc. Now--------5c
Albums Were $3.50.
Snapshot Albums Were So. sS
so Ulca Cameras. Were 81. Now
RADIOS AND KoDAKs, FOURTH FLOOR.
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Inexpensive Dresses, s4'25
We're S5.9S TO SI395

IS inexpensive dresses in novelty acetate crepes sheers
and alpaca. Navy black brown and few prints.
Misses and women's Sizes
INEXPENSIVE DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-04-23
Millinery
Reduced

100 Hats in felt, fabrics and
straws in black, white, navy.
gray and brown. Head sizes
% TO %. Were S., $3.50.
Now s2.25
MILLINERY, THIRD FLOOR.
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Rugs Greatly Reduced

Hooked Rug $3.50. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Rag Rugs 6X9. Were S11.50.
Newone Modern Rug, Now--------s54.5O
jacquard Rug, l2x36 Was s126 So
20 yards Figured Administer Carpet 2yard wide
yard.
Rush plaid design
Mourzourk Rugs, 81
Mourzourk Rugs, 4x7 Were $685..
Mourzourk Rugs 6x9 Were $1275.
Bath Room Rugs fast coors:
size. Was $685.
Were SLOTS
Were S795.
Were $495.
Was $685..
Felt-Base Rug, 6x9 damaged Was $495 Now------S25O
$685. As is Now--------S395
Rug, 36x72 Was S495.
Imported Rush plaid designs 9x12 Were sl39
Now
Short Lengths of
$3.50. -- $3.50
Length of 27-nch Carpet "a yards long. Was s64o.
RUGS, FIFTH
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Sports Frocks, so.75

We're y1j.Y5 TO yIY.95
80 in solid coors or printed silks, wooens and acetates
Sizes IA to 20.
Cherry Red Twin Sweaters. to 4o Were $685.
II Skirts in silk crepes checked and striped
In brown black navy. Sizes "a to 80 Were
SPoRrswEAR, THIRD
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Cotton Paiamas
95c

7OC
Were $3.50 and sI.95
81 pairs in two-piece styles.
In red, brown and navy.
Sizes IS to II.
8 Rayon Gowns with long
sleeves. In blue and tearose.
Size IS only. Were $l.95.
Now 7Sc
IL Extra Size Slips In nainsook.
Tailored and lace-trimmed
styles. Were $1.25. Now---7Sc
COTTON UNDERWEAR,
TH1Rp FLOOR.
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Occasional Tables and Book
Cases. s2.5s We're Much More

20 of these table and book casesthree STYLES in the
tables Just style book In maple and nlahog-
any finishes. With slight imperfections.
The GIFT SHOP SEVENTH Floor
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Infants Furniture Reduced

Ivory large size Was s1650 S105o
Ivory size. Was $1095
Maple Nursery Seats Were $3.50 S175
Cretonne Swing stand. Slightly damaged. Was S.
Ivory Was S595. $395
Large Drawers Originally $65. $3.50
Carriage hand embroidered $685. Now----$250
INFANTS APPAREL FURNISHINGS. FOURTH FLOOR
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Better Gowns and Wraps
Greatly Reduced

% for in silk and synthetic crepes satns
lace and chifons in the group black white,
tells and brighter tones. Sizes So to A.
Z. Were S1695 to s35
8. Were s2275 and $2975. $3.50
Z. Were S2975 to S4975. Now--------.---s22 -s22
IL Dresses for shorter silk and acetate sheer
crepe and moire in black white eggshe peach blue and
cabbage red. Sizes 1612 to 24l2.
Z. Were $1695. S9.s5
were
2 misses for evening and dinner in silk
chiffon, tafeta, crepe. Black, white pases
Sizes IA to 20.
z. Were S13 95 to S22 rs.
8. Were SIG e5 s22.75. Now----------.----Sl2.25
S. Were S35 to S5975 $3.50
Net Wedding Gown with long train Size IA Was
10 Misses Wraps. short and q length bengalne pque
bottng paper felt and velvet. Black white pink and
blue. Sizes IL 90
6. Were sl2s5 to 1855. Now---------------s7.75
ROOM, FLOOR.
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Cotton LongeIo+h
specioI, l5c yard

Regularly Much More
100 yards in white, SO
inches wide.
WHITE GOODS, SECOND FLOOR.
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Automobile Seat Covers, s70

We're S3.45
sets Acme seat covers For coaches only.
Now---------S1.s0
Shirts and ST. Now 40 and soc
group fishing rods reels greatly
reduced.
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Furs Greatly Reduced

Rabbit Coats brown and dyed Sizes l6 and
and S7975. Now -S49.75
Chinese Kdskin Swagge Coat in size IA Was sl4e50
Persian Lamb 49, Was s13e50 Now--S1450
Black Troeur Length Coat in size IA Was S12950
/ Silver Muskrat Jacket size ls Was s12s5O Nowsss5O
FuRs, FLOOR
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Mems Pajamas, sI.65~e's $3.50
Mems Oxfords, s3.e5
Were $3.50 to $3.50

~ ere 55.oU TO 5boU
81 pairs mems black or tan calf oxfords. Medium or
narrow toe lasts: Perforated tips, plain toe - and
9!2 102, H. A, to II; B. T. 612 to II; c. 6, 6l2 7,
T2, 1912, II; D, 6. 612, 812 1912.
The MEMS STORE SEcoNn FLOOR
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Draperies Greatly Reduced

Yards Short Lengths Patterned Linens suitable for
peries and slip to yard lengths Were 81 yard
Rufed Curtains dotted mauisette With extra wide
white yards long by AZ inches
Speclal
Bedspreads Greatly Reduced 18
Curtain Greatly Reduced to Clear
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Juniors Spring Suits and Goats

S/.9o Were SI6.95
10 in group including suits, coats and ensembles.
Sizes II to Is.
Spring Sizes II to l5 Were sl6s5
for the Junior miss group including plain sheer
and printed jacket dresses plain street dresses and formal
styles for dinner and dancing. Sizes II to Is.
Sl2 95 $685.
TO- s10e5 to $685. S5s5
H. s795 and s1095.
JUNIOR APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.