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completely, that never fought back,
as Hamlet did, in blind and furious
bafflement at life. 1t is terrifying
and pitiable thing as Miss Gish pro-
jects it to an audience which re-
warded her with unstinted applause.
The mad scene near the end Of the
play is her moment and she gives it
the accent of very fine actress.
Ax
\ ND then there is Judith Ander-
son. Miss Anderson is the queen
who, too often as Hamlet is played.
is merely symbol. As Miss Ander-
son interprets the part. the queen Is
not merely the figure of evil but evil
itSelf-the evil of weak flesh.
Arthur Byron has been hailed by
more venerable reporters Of the
drama as the outstanding Polonius
of this generation. He must be that
for it is difficult to conceive that any
one could surpass his portrayal Of one
Of the truly great nincompoops OF the
drama. Not an infection that reveals
Polonius for the vapid creature OF
Shakespeares imagination eludes the
artistry of Byron.
Others, too, and a great many OF
them, deserve more mention than
they can be given here. Among them
are Malcolm Keen, as the king; Will
liam Roehrick, who plays Laertes, and
Harry Andrews as Horatio.
Il Il X
GUTHRIE McCLINTIc has left
~ nothing unshown, and little un-
said, in this production. There are
10 scenes in the presentation and,
while the complete original text Is
not used, far more of 1t is utilized than
in the average production. The play
has a running time of approximately
three hours in spite of the celerity
with which 1t moves from scene to
scene.
10 Mielziner Is responsible for the
lavish settings Of which there are
different arrangements for the 10
scenes. The great hall of the castle
is the outstanding achievement to
Mielziner's credit, unless you are so
stunned by the lighting effect Of the
sentinel's platform setting that those
which come later seem Of lesser merit.
this photoplay, but you can't have
any feeling other than admiration
for the manner of Muni's portrayal.
He is always the master of every
situat ton and the focal point of every
scene. There aren't any false moves
as he takes his murderer from the
| ignorant, bullying braggadocio Of the
young foreigner starting out in the
business" through the boasting and
sullenness of the big-shot racketeer,
to his final moments as a cringing,
craven coward. Mum holds your at
tention all the way through, and that
last scene of his is something you
won't soon forget
The scenario of "Scarface" is a
strong one. 1t does not pull punches.
1t takes many of the horrors that
were on front pages at the time and
turns them into a cogent and bitter
diatribe against organized crime.
There are number of other people
in "Scarface" who help Mr.. NUM- out,
including George Raft. Ann Dvorak
and Karen Morley. They and the
others, along with the story, make
it something to see.
The Rialto's program also has film
entitled "Tillie and Gus" in which
the principal players are w. c. Fields
and Allison Skipworth. Mr.. Fields is
there, so that's enough to say.
H. M.
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The theater rewards its faithful ad-
herents with very few intervals of
such brilliant and moving beauty as
this young Englishman seeks and
finds in the languages finest play.
There were vacant seats at the OPEN
ing performance and one could only
feel compassion for those who left
them unoccupied. for it was the kind
of performance that makes the stage
a thrilling adventure which no one
should miss. If the audience had
allowed its enthusiastic applause to
cross the narrow line which sepa-
rated it from frenzied acclaim, its
action would have required no more
justification than Gielgud bowling
gravely there in front Of 1t.
X
A THING of extraordinary percep-
tion and inspired Interpretation
Gielgud makes of the twisted, tor
mented Danish princes character.
He obviously has found reason for
every turning of Hamlet's mind on
its mad way to revenge. He gives
new ana deeper IIlelOuy W tilc WoI I'D
In which Shakespeare compacted the
great drama of the intelligent, sem
sitive mans disillusionment with his
world.
AS if he had inherited the mind OF
the man who wrote the timeless play
some three centuries ago, Gielgud in
vests Hamlet with the fullness OF
wisdom which has made it endure. It's
grand eloquence. too, is always there.
The noble soliliquies can have had
but few such flexible voices to put
vibrant life into their classical empti-
ness inthe average class room where
Shakespeare is studied.
If Gielgud teaches Shakespeare with
the unforgettable emphasis which the
man of Stratford merits, 1t still Is
far from a solo performance.
There are other superlative per-
formances which one must carry in
the mind always along with that OF
the youthful English genius.
One of these is the Characterization
of Ophelia by Lillian Gish. A fal
different kind of madness aflicts the
''love interest of Shakespeare's trag-
edy. Her insanity is that of simple
mind which surrendered quickly and
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"SCARFACE" AT RIALTO
WITH MUM STARRED
Actors Performance Is Focal
Point of Every Scene in Nov
ing Crime Drama.

ing Crime Drama.
THERE are two notable aspects to
y "Scarface," which is being re-
vived this week at the Rialto Theater.
One is the story, a brutal, straight
forward and when it was made, timely
preachment against organized crime.
The other is the intensity and skill
of the acting of Paul Muni.
"Scarfare" was Muni's third film,
the first which has been widely re-
membered. After "Scarface," how
ever, there was plenty of room for
NUM- in the cinema. You don't like
the harsh killer NUM- portrays in
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united states, and California IN par
ticular. Construction on the new
house begins after the completion of
Angel" first film on Miss Dietrich's
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tract is torn up. Donat remains on
the wrong side of the Atlantic.
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Juniors Twin
Sweater Sets, >l'4'
Originally So to s.

Is Juniors Woolen twin
sweater sets. Blue and
brown. Sizes II and 13.
80 Juniors Slip-on Sweaters
in plain colors and stripes.
Originally So, SO. Now---95c
IA Juniors Two-Piece Knit
Dresses in natural and gray.
Sizes II to II. Were S595.
IL Juniors Rayon Crepe
Blouses and Tunic Blouses.
Sizes l3, Is. l6. Originally
So, S3.95. Now
IL Juveniles Slip-on Sweaters
with matching berets. Brown
and navy. Size 3. Originally
81. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
28 Girls Cotton Blouses with
short sleeves. Plain colors and
prints. Sizes to II, 16 Origi-
nally S115. Now----50c
II Juniors Silk Crepe and
Satin Blouses, slightly weight
ed. in green, rust. blue, black,
brown. Sizes IL to 18. Were
So. Now W-------S1.95
30 Cotton Blouses with short
sleeves. Plain colors and
prints. Sizes 6 to l8. Origi-
nally So. NoW-------95c
IL Juniors Knit Dresses, two
piece. Some with corduroy
and knit combination blouses.
Sizes IL to IS. Originally
S1395, $1695. Now---S1.95
8 Juniors Knit Dresses in two
and three piece styles. Plain
colors and plaids. Originally
Sl0.95 to S16.95. Now----S5.95
GIRLS AND JUNIOR MISSES
SPORTSMAN, FOURTH FLOOR.
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Misses Dresses Reduced

10 Silk Wool Velvet black green brown
inaily sl3 95 to s22.75, Now S5.15
FL Print and Plain Dresses in silk and synthetic crepe
Brown black red beige. Originally
Sl4 95 to S35
Silks and Synthetic Dresses navy brown black pas
tells Originally s14 95 S29.75. S9.75
II Dresses wool silk silk synthetic
beige, black, navy brown. Were $685. s2275
Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S12.25
silk synthetic crepe prints
st. James black, navy, Originally s2275
S49.75 Now Sl4.5O
Dresses of wool silk prints aeta navy brown black
and red Originally s22 rs s4975 Now--------
Silk and Synthetic Crepe Dresses black navy brown
Originally S2975 to s6975 Now -- ----- $3.50
Silk and Synthetic Crepe Dresses in black brown
Were s35 s3975. S26
MISSES DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
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Boys Suits, s2'''
We're 81, S., $3.50

ID junior sweater suits
with flannel shorts and
broadcloth shirts. 1nclud-
ed in this group are
broken lots Of solid or
striped sweaters in the
popular slip-over, half
slide and coat models.
Slightly soiled. AS is. Sizes
4, 8, 9 and 10.
s. Youths Fancy Shirts. Sizes
1872 to Is. Were ST so. Now. 81
304 Pairs Fancy Cotton Half
Socks. Sizes 612 to 9. Spe-
clal --------------26c
45 Boys Augusta" Slip-On
Sweaters in woolen worsted jer-
sey. Wee neck model. Sizes s,
8 and 10. Were So. Now, Sl.95
So Boys Long Sleeve Polo
Shirts. Deep-tone, solid color
cotton jersey. Sizes 8, IA, Is,
l8. Originally ST.. Now -45c
10 Youths Four-in- Ha nd Neck
ties. Originally 75c, Now ---25c
IL Boys Cotton Flannel Plaid
Shirts. Sizes 1912 and IA.
Originally $3.50. Now soc
The Boys STORE,
FOURTH FLOOR.
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Trade-|n Radios, '9'9'
is Better Quality Trade In Radios of well-known
makes. All sets in good condition.
RADIOS, FOURTH FLOOR.
!. E. S. LAMPS Reduced

l l. E. S. Indirect Bridge Lamp bronze finish, swinging
50-lOo-150-wat bulb. Was $3.50 Now 81
l. E. S. Table Lamp bronze fnish parchment paper shade
lOO-Watt bulb Was So S5
Junior Lamp, with opal glass globe 1oowatt
bulb. Was $3.50.
White Boudor Lamps, with yellow block pattern
So 75c
Imported Lamp, color, oval clair de lune
shade $21 So $3.50
Lamp peach, with lacecovered shade
Was SIS Now oW-- $3.50
Other lamps and shades All slightly soed dam
aged
LAMPS SEVENTH FLOOR.
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Sports Skirts, s2'9'
Originally $3.50 to SI3.95

25 Sports Skirts in tweeds Shetlands veves assorted
cOlorS. Sizes IA to 90
IS Sports Jackets of suede Shetland pads IA To 20
Originally s695 to 1885. Now $3.50
40 Slip On Sweaters assorted colo to 40 Originally
S3 to $3.50 NoW-- 25
Is Knit Suits and piece boucIe or wool Sizes
IL to 20. Originally sl3 95 SIG 95. NoW-- Sc 95
ii Knit Suits 2pece, assorted colors.
naly S1095 Now
23 2-Pece Knit Dresses and Synthetic Crepes brown
black Sizes IA 20 Originally 22 IS
Now Sl035
30 Twin Sweaters contrasting and plain
Originally So 95 to IS.
SPoRTsWEAR, THIRD FLOOR
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Cleansing Tissues
Special 20 package

300 packages Of 500 sheets
each. In white or flesh.
200 packages Wash Cloths,
in pastel colors. In packages
of six. Special, package SOC
36 packages Perfumtab bs in as
sorted odors. Were 40c.
Now zoe
36 cakes Astrological Soap in
boxes of four cakes. Were 81
box. Now 69c
18 tubes Outdoor Cream. We're
60c. Now
4 bottles John-Frederics Per-
fume. Were $40. Now $50
1s jars Craigette Cream Nail
Polish Remover. We're 3Oc.
10 Cream Jars in pastel colors.
Were 81. Now
l8 Bathroom Bottles in pastel
colors. Were 81. Now Csc
"a packages Lambs Wool
Puffs, IL to package. Were
81. NoW----68c -68c
ToILETR1Es, A1sLEs II AND l3,
FIRST FLOOR.
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Art NeedIework
Reduced

l Quilted Carriage Robe, blue.
Was $3.50. Now-----$8.50
l Model L u n c h on Cloth,
cross-stitch design, 50x70. Was
$3.50. NoW--- .--$11.95
s Model Guest Towels. Were
$3.50. NoW------95c
l Model Bridge Set of yellow
linen. Was $1.65. Now----S1
l Model Luncheon Cloth, con-
ventional design, 50x70. Was
$3.50. Now ----------$5.95
l Model Bed Spread, unbleach-
ed, poppy design. Was $40.
Now ------------------$l3.9o
ART NEEDLEWoRK,
SEVENTH FLOOR.
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Friday Special
Novelty JeweIry
49,
Regularly uould be 81

so pieces including brace
lets, clips, pair clips, pins,
and necklaces in metal or
Catalin, Assorted colors.
3 Six-Strand Twisted Seed
Bead Necklaces. Were 81.
4 Braided Seed Bead Necklaces.
Were 81 55. NoW--S1.15
IS Pieces Novelty Jewelry, in
Guiding colored enamel clips,
charm bracelets, fobs, sports
pins, bead necklaces, earrings.
Was 68c. NoW------45c
NOVELTY JEWELRY,
AISLE 5, FIRST FLOOR.
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Women's Hats Reduced

Is Hats varied fabrics colors Originally 50 5 to
S5 Hats. Originally IS SO Now 50 %
10 Smart Hats. Originally sl275 to $3.50. Now 81 Is
MILLINERY, THIRD FLOOR
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Goats Reduced

Spring Suits fleece coats In bright shades contrasting
or matching Cherry coral with navy blue with gray
Sizes 70 to 49, Were S22
Suits, classic sngebreasted style. Navy brown,
IL to 49, Were $22.75.
Untrmmed Fleece Sports Coats in brown Sizes
TO- a. 16, 90 Originally S1995 to s3s75 Now----s1o
Fleece Coats styles mixtures. Sizes
"A tn ~ Were $40 75 Now S22
Length Coats with matching skirts Sizes "A and
16 Originally s3o75. Now Sl475
CoArs AND SUITS, THIRD FLOOR.
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Breakfast Sets, $50 We're s.

10 sets for six with floral center and green band on
shoulder of fine earthenware 80 pieces to each set.
IL Fine China Service Plates lavender decoration
were 30
is Imported China Service Plates with floral
IA Cigarette Box and Ash green ivory.
oileIaiy @A'
to each set Were $3.50 1918
81 Metal Plate Handles suitable for cake plates
35c.
Closeout Of RubieoId Pottern Of Imported Chino
1 Round Covered Dish Originally $3.50. Now------s3
Baking DISH 9-inch size Was $3.50 Now---------$125
Patters, 1o-inch size Were s3.75. 81
50 Dinner Plates Were sl45.
20 Teacups and Saucers Were s130 Now--------75c
/ Sauceboat and Stand Was S375 Now-----S195
10 Plates 6nch size, for salads Were 80c Now--
and Butter Plates Were Now-----3oc
CIoseout Of FIoroIo Pattern Of Imported China
20 Coffee Cups and Saucers Were $135 Now------60c
rs Boulon Cups and Saucers Were $l40.
Teacups and Saucers Were $115 Now--------75c
rs Fruit Dishes Were 4Oc
20 Bread and Butter Plates Were 40c.
Platers 8-inch size Were 81.
Platers, 12-inch size Were 25 Now--------s175
rs Cream Soup Plates and Saucers Were &2l5.
CE1NA FIFTH FLOOR.
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ChiIdren's Books
Special 25e

l Table of Children's Books,
including a special purchase
of books which originally sold
up to So.
l Table of Books, mostly fic-
ton. Originally 75c to 50.
Now 22c -- s for 81
l Table Of Books, including
fiction and non fiction Of va
rious types. Originally 81 to
$3.50. Now -- SOC
THE Book STORE, AISLE %.
FIRST FLOOR.
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Formal Room Gowns Reduced

Misses Dinner and Evening Gowns of chiffon, taffeta
net, molre satin Black white paste Sizes 10 to 90
g. originally sl6e5 s29 rs and s35
SPOTS NoW----------S5 Now $40 5o
4, ori G ginally $2275.
Now --------------S9.75 q s35. Now s22
Wedding Gown, size Is.
Originally s2e75 originally $40 rs and
Now -------------S12.25 S6975. S29
Evening Gown. Originally s7975 $50
Womens Gowns of satin silk synthetic crepe lame,
velvet Some sequin and brilliant trim in black
white, jewel tones, prints Sizes "a to "A 4212 462,
5O12.
g. originally s29,75 to d. originally s39 rs
S6975 S12.25 Now -~-------slb5o
g s35. Now $3.50
II, originally s2275 to ? originally $40 75 and
S3975 NoW------S S14.50 s6975. S22
1 Evening Gown. Originally s7s75 Now-------sS2 sS2
FORMAL Room, THIRD FLOOR
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Prep Suits, sI3'''
We're S18.75 to S25

~ V7 z PI IOss y 10 W@"
IS in the group. Included
are a number of Spring
patterns and fabrics mod
eled in the popular styles
for campus, business or
sports wear. All suits have
two pairs of long trousers,
some with pleated fronts.
Sleeve and trousers length
alterations only. Sizes 80
to 38.
PREP CLOTHING, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-04-01
Eur Capes Reduced

Capes of various furs, including:
Moeskin $50 75 SIS
l Kolinsky Was s139 So Now------------ $50 50
Silver sl595O. so
s13s5o so
Silver Sis
Kolinsky. Sis so
l Black Persian Lamb. Originally s6950 Now $3.50
I Rack Kidskn. Was S65
Lapin and Beaver Dyed Rabbit Coats
inallv $50 IS to se8 IS Now S35
10 Lapn Jackets black brown IA 20. Originally
Now SIS
Koinskv scarfs e-skn Were s5e75 Now-------s IS
Gray Caracul Coat 1s Originally s295. Now---S1S5
FuRs THIRD FLOOR.
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Junior Misses
Shoes, s2'9'
ORIGINALLY S3 to $3.50

40 pairs of pumps and
sports shoes in brown,
black, gray and blue.
Bucko and suede. Sizes
AAA S, 512, 6, 612, 7k2, 8l2;
AA S, 512, 6, 712, 8; A AZ,
5, 512, 6, 7, 7l2, 8; B AZ,
512, 6, 7, 712, 8.
CH1LDREN's SHOES,
FOURTH FLOOR.
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Women's Dresses, s9.9'

Vere SI6.05
20 Pure Silk Colorfu Prints and sheer synthetic crepe
Jacket suits with print tops Sizes 36 to A.
10 Better Dresses black with color print
Sizes 36 to s3e75 Now-------------
For Shorter Women:
10 Silk Print Dresses and black and synthetcs
color or print trim. Sizes 1872 to 2412. Were sic 95
w-------------------------- 1896
Is Sheer Synthetic Dresses black with
and tops Sizes 1872 22l2 Were s22 rs s25
Now OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $3.50
Better Dresses with print silk novelty chiffon
Sizes 1912 to 20l2. Were s29 IS. Now ST.
WoMEN's DRESSES THIRD FLOOR
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Table Cloths Reduced

Fine Irish Linen, slightly soiled or nussed:
72x1o8 Cloth and IL 25x24 Napkins. Originally s55
Now -------------- $22. 50
Quality Linen Damask Cloths Slightly soiled 72x108
So Now------S6. l 72xlo8 Was $3.50. Now------s5
72xeo $685. $3.50
Hand dwoven Cloth, "Waeau" pattern, 72x9O. Originally
Sl8 Now ---- -------------- 50
Cloth "Filigree" pattern, 72xlo8 Was s35
l Belgian Linen Cloth in mumme 72xl44. Was $ls
Now --------- - 50
Mercerized Damask Luncheon Cloths 45x45 henmed
Soed mussed. Were ST. Now------------------- 75c
Bath Mats, orchid uf1ed chenille. Slightly soed Were
$125 Now 85c
Rayon and Cotton Bath Mats 50 So $l75
Towels Reduced slightly soiled Bath Were $3.50
Now------S1. Hand size. Were 45c. Now--------3oc
Hand size Were 80c
L1NENs SECOND FLOOR.
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Tulane Slips, >l'4'
Were SI.05

IS Pure dye Silk Crepe
Tulane Slips with lace
trim, in short length. Tea
rose, sizes 33, 35, SO.
COSTUME SLIPS, THIRD FLOOR.
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Bed Pillows, '2'4' We're $3.50

81 pillows of gray goose feathers and down. Green
and white stripe ticking Regular size.
Mattresses:
Single 80
Quarter $3.50.
Box Springs:
Single Size for metal bed Was s275o Now-----sl3'5
Quarter Size. s2750 Now ---------s1425
2-1 Single and Double Size Were s22 So $3.50 s75
Single s27 SO
81 SINCE, l Double Three Quarter Size. s27.5o,
Single S34 IS
Double Size. Was 500 So Now----------------S245o
l Double Size. Was s39 So $3.50
BEDDING SIXTH FLOOR.
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Open Mesh Curtains
Special pair
200 pairs Open Mesh Plaid Curtains in blue green, red
or gold color combinations.
200 pairs Curtains small dot in ivory
43 inches Special. sllO
Is pairs Curtains and figured back
s Cushions slightly soled ST. SOC
Pillows, damask style Were IS. NoUs5c
Drapery greatly reduced.
Large Group Cretonne Chintz Net Mar
DRApERHs SEVENTH
Italian Hand-Embroidered
Linens Reduced
54xs4 Cloth. Cream-colored Linen. Originally s25
Now
l8x45 Scarfs. Originally s14
Originally SO. S55o
Originally $3.50
12x8 Doiies. 81 IS
IL Doilies 12xs Linen, Heavy Linen. Were s2
Now
Madeira Cloth Slightly soled Was 1880 Now $40
Luncheon Cloths 54x54 White Were SO 95 WS5
10 Han Embroidered Dresser Scarf Soiled
Were 81 $3.50
FANCY LINENS, SECOND
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Infants Gloves, 'l'4'

We're So
Is pairs of kid and doeskin
gloves in blue or white.
Few mittens in the group.
5 pairs Infants Kid Gloves.
$3.50. Now-----95c
INFANTS APPAREL,
FOURTH FLOOR.
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Dolls Reduced 10

LOIS Neouceo ~
Money Dolls
| was $3.50. l was $3.50.
Now --S2.75 Now --S2.25
Petite Dolls
l was S495 ! was $295.
Now S2.45 Now --S1.45
Imported Dolls
l was S1095. ! was $3.50.
Now --S5.45 Now --$9.75
/ was $3.50. l was Sll50.
Now --S2.75 Now --S5.75
/ was $6.95. Now------$3.45
Other Toys also reduced.
THE Toy STORE.
FOURTH FLOOR.
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Furniture Reduced

Chiforobe, mahogany gum Was $40 NoWS2650
Maple Spool double. Was $3.50.
Pilgrim single. Was $3.50 -S1225
Maple Vanity $9
Maple Vanity $3.50.
Vanity Benches, chintz seat covers Were
Maple Was s48 S32
Maple single.
Henry Clay type Solid Mahogany Chest Originally $50
Now -S32.50
Mahogany Vanity Bench Was $40. Now-----------s1325
Single and satinwood. Was SAB Now-S2750
Chair, maple frame eggplant chntz cover Was
covered Tufted back and seat Orig
Chairs brown. Originally $3.50
Now S6.75
l Chair, modern style damask cover. Was
Now $3.50
Was $3.50. Now---------- $3.50
Boudor Chair chintz cover Was s14 so
$3.50
top covered in figured chntz Originally
- ---------- S. 95
Vanity Bench. Originally SO. Nov-------s275
Dressing Table Base Philippine mahogany. Was s26
Now ----- S1725
FuRN1TuRE SIXTH
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Cotton Pique
Z9e yard Wos 58c

%~ "o
IS yards five-cord cotton
pique in gray, eggshell,
scarlet, orange and Co.
penhagen. 36 inches wide.
WHITE GOODS, SECOND FLOOR.
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Tennis Balls
) for IS

" ere , JOT y SI.<O
Tennis racquets. All we'll
known m odels. 1886
strung.
4. Were $l2 Now--$S.50
2. Were S1475. Now---S9.50
3. Were S7.95. Now--S5
40 Boxes Matted Milk Tablets.
Originally Csc. Now---10c
Other Toys also reduced.
SPORTING GOODS,
FOURTH FLOOR.
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Printed Rayon Satin
So yard Was $3.50

IS yards in white with
black and gray design.
80 inches wide. Slight
imperfections.
395 Remnants of Rayon and
Cotton Fabrics. One yard to
three yard lengths. Reduced
to One half Former Price.
CoTToNs, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-04-01

l, Young Mems Topcoats Balmacaans and reversibes;
sizes in the group "a to a. Were S35 Now----- $1975
is Rubberized Raincoats from Lunap in London. Light
weight and rainproof Were S.
THE MEMS STORE, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-04-01
Juniors Dresses Reduced

Group of street and dance dresses of silk and rayor
crepes Plain colors and prints Sizes IL to Is Orig
inally S795 to $22.75
S Now s295 Now----A A.95 Now------s69s
8 Now 1895 s5,95 Now------s7ss
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-08-14
ssThereS AIsrU9S
Tomorrow
Love and Crime Involve
Beautiful Girl
WHAT HAS HAPPENED

1t bad enough en Godddrds father became bankrupt
but ance the socially prominent Brock MloGnk eloped
NTH JeSScG Payne almost than she could bear.
Toni to New York tn search OF Dor Bridget old Gpple
Dendor that the chorus the New Gallo
Casino telling her to ask for Cassie.
She the 5ob The night before she to she matches
the performance dark handsome sitting nearby st1TeS at
her. Toni repuSe the advances OF Fatty Gushe her d.
She uS euentng she meets her
roommGtes boy friend Herman 0ho she recognizes as the man
sold her necpece and then substituted drpudbLe
looking cat it, Fdy discharges Toni and she splits Nth
Cassie because OF her accusation OF Herman Mr. NaS engages
Toni q drdDing card for night CLUB
Nklas tells Toni he DGnts the oeGly Harriet Brewster be-
patron OF his club for ch Toni to become the central
atractonGter she has been transformed into descendant OF the
tragic Marie Antotnette.
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CHAPTER XIII

That she had been specially singled out for attack and fol-
lowed did not dawn Toni despite Guys previous warnings
dangers attending her job the night club She did not
connect the two things.
He coming toward her she sat on the bench
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FORMER BEAUTY

Probably, thought Toni. Mix
lass one-time favorite had beeli
drinking too much.
Giving her q quick scrutiny from