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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-01-09
WOULD.
NAzlS.
n MOROCCO.
oman Move Seen as
Preparation to Bargain
iar Another Colony
|PleE NAY CANCEL -,
PACT PACT WITH GERMANS

,vnE IL. ny
PARIS jar. 9. UP ''' S"'
/, French Morocco were
- .. am wartime iootin" to-
% =. =" vrs,cb government
b. 5 me ''s"' No., 80
x.Ssi possible ''''',''''','
,.-al commercial E'ghtS III IN
p ministry announced
TX '1' g,., wouId
J, Hecte''a'''" ''> -
.!s winter maHeu'eiS OH ''e
African coast, close to
II.
... Imam,
ne sieE'H "'''''"''
Morocco CAME after France
warned the rebel Junta At
-gos Ina, the preparation OF
-, ior German troops IN
kars, Morocco would violate
(, g,artO.SpaniSh treaty OF
fys
l!or srndir- the warming,
|, gE,,th government had learn
officially that a number OF
|Cs.naa soldiers had landed at
|CUla al we're sent overland 10
|fsnr Saer temporary bar
istc are beng built, ostenSioly
b Aoass volunteers charged
We he maintenance OF order IN
., Spanish zone IN which Ger
-is haye obtained important
Presence o! German troops or
s..c,s IN Spanish Morocco is
q he primary wony of the
'r,rts government, however. but
istas are grayely concerned
yg increased infiltration Of
is'zan subjects in French Mo-
Sra and may cancel the treaty
I ls9, which granted Germany
.nreriaI rights there.
Reports from Moroccan au-
.cn,igs have revealed that the
:'zan population of French Mo-
60 Gas been Increasing rapidly.
ANN ubisr,s ,ra b1,v.;rg nm
-laole properties, despite the
Al inpOssibility Of getting and
lS'2g German capital outside
country. The percentage of
mans IN the French Foreign
soH also has increased sharply.
S-sgoHSible officials repeatedly
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-01-09
Name Burgin On
Key Committees

/. L. Burgin, Henderson coun-
tvs representative in the lower
house of the general assembly,
has been named to several import
ant committees in the present SEES.
sion of the legislature.
Committee appointments an
nounced yesterday for the lower
house place Mr.. Burgin on the
following committees: Finance,
agriculture, counties, cities and
towns. drainage, elections and
election laws, and institutions for
deaf and dumb.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-01-09
ICY BLIZZARD BRINGS
DEATH TO TWO MEN
,v limited PRESS

The worst cold wave of the win
ter edged down out of the sub,
Arctic regions Friday night behind
a severe sleet and snow storm
which stalled temporarily over the
Mississippi river valley.
Temperatures from the Canad-
ian Rockies to Central Texas NOV
ed steadily downward while the
blizzard-like front Of the storm
continued its grip on Missouri,
Iowa, Illinois and Minnesota. 1t
also worked south to Texas.
The icy blizzard reached the
CONTINUED on page three)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-01-09
LEGION WILL MEET
TUESDAY EVENING

Announcement was made today
that the January meeting OF HUI
bert M. Smith post, American Le-
gion, will be held at the Legion
club house Tuesday night at 7:3o
o'clock.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-01-09
10 Are Injured In
Riot At Reading

READING. Penna., Jan. O.
fUP)-Nineteen persons were in
iured today in rioting at the
Berkshire knitting mills. scene of
n three months strike. Police ar
rested five workers after strike
pickets clashed with local work
ers.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-01-09

Summary for month to date:
Maximum. 81; minimum. 20.
Mean maximum, SIS.
Mean minimum, 1875.
Mean, $50.
Mean daily range, 1871.
Greatest daily range, 20.
Precipitation, AIT inches.
Normal mean temperature for
January, 38.6.
Normal precipitation for Janu-
airy, 4.69 inches.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-01-09
THREE PERSONS KILLED

BENSON, Jan. g. UP)
Three persons were killed in an
automobile collision near here to-
day. Those killed were: Mr. and
Mrs. Willard ]. Ross, Of Great
Bend, Penna., and Lee Saunders,
tobacco buyer, Of Smithfeld.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-01-09
ITALIAN WAR FUNDS

ROME, Jan. 9. (UP)-The cab
met approved higher military ap-
preparations in the 1937-3S BUD
get at a meeting today.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-01-09
VISITS IN SPARTANBURG

Miss Olive Justice visited her
brother, Edward Foster, of Char
lesion, and sister, Mrs. Charles
Erod, of Spartanburg, during
the HOLIDAYS.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-01-09
GOOD AFTERNOON

Nazis boast their unemployed
have been reduced from 5000.
600 to 100000. The estimates
probably are in pounds.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-01-09
WEATHER

=, rain, tonight and to- to,
'iea a.n. what eolded late to-
= e. I'D sunday
Evening star., 1937-08-25

Both OF these cigars
are popular because of
their mildness. aroma
and even burning quail
tiles.
The Washington times., 1937-09-03
[|QU|DATES ITS ENTIRE STOCK
Of Dollars Worth of 18th Century and Modern
STORE OPEN SATURDAY
from $50 A. M. til $3.50 P. M.

Sterling Tuesday, Sept 9Th. New Fan
Store Hours will DO $50 AM to S.AS
PM Dolly and Saturday.
Evening star., 1937-03-04
Christie LiPstick and
REORGANIZATION
Csc We're 81

SO Christie lipstick and
rouge combinations reduced
to this low price.
28 Rubber Contour Supports.
Were $1.50. Now--------S5c
Is Eeatherette Cases with three
perfume bottles. Assorted COL
ors. Were 85c. Now------60c
"a packages Lambs Wool Pow
der Puffs. Assorted colors IN
each package. Were 81. Now.
$50
30 Imported Perfume Bottles.
Were ST.. Now 65c
200 packages Westmore Cleans
ing Tissues, 500 sheets in each
package. Special, 3 for 68c;
each zoe
10 bottles Flaroma Bath Oil.
Were 85c. $50
Is bottles Flaroma Lavender
Cologne. Were 81. Now---68c
6 bottles ohn-Frederics Per-
fume. Were SIS. Now $40
8 bottles FlarOma Lavender
Cologne. Were 81. Now--$l.35
18 Bath Room Bottles in as
sorted colors. Were 81. Now Csc
6 Cream Jars in assorted colors.
Were 81. Now ---65c
500 packages Fine Quality
Wash Cloths in assorted icolors.
6 to each package. Special,
package MISUNDERSTANDING
ToILErRIEs, A1sLEs IL AND IS,
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-03-04
Foundations, '2:9' We're IS to $3.50

IA Bien Jolie and other makes in onepiece founda-
tions. Plain and fancy batiste, lace tops Well
boned. Sizes 35 81, SO, SO, 40, Al, AZ.
lacing Well boned for the stout figure. Size %, 32
80, "a, 35 Were $3.50, $780,
IS Woodthrop Ben Joe and other makes in girdes and
one-pece foundations of plain and fancy batiste satin
Iastex and elastic Sizes girdles, o. 28 %, 81, a.
foundations 49, 49, 80, 49, Al, A. Originally $3.50
Is Girdes and Pane Gdles of twoway stretch LasteX
and batse and elastic Well boned and boneless models
Sizes Is to 81. Originally $3.50 to SIS. NoW---SlS5
40 Brasseres both long and short models Tearose
white in daytime and evening models Lace, net oatse
Sizes 80 to 4O Originally ST to $150. Now-----6Sc
De Bevoise Garter Belts white Small size Were $l5O
CoRsErs, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-03-04
Novelty Rayon Crepe
Special 48c yard

110 yards of novelty crepe
weaves in plain colors. 80
inches wide.
135 Yards of Rayon Taffeta,
suitable for slips, Innings and
draperies. Navy, purple, green.
Originally 3ec yard. Now--15c
FL Maise Eyelet Embroidered
Batiste. SO inches wide. Orig
inally 75c, $l.25 yard. Now SOC
142 Yards of Printed Glazed
Chintz. So inches wide. Orig
inally 85c. Now-------25c
IS Yards Of Novelty Swiss Or
candle in light and dark prints.
So inches wide. Originally 81.
S1.25 yard. Now----------50c
CorToNs, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-03-04
Friday Special
CoIored Plaid Curtains, pair

200 pairs in open mesh weaves; fine heavy quality
2 1i6 yards long. In green red, blue and gold
Tailored style, caSed and headed
100 Pairs Tailored French Marquisee Curtains in ecru
white and ivory ~ yards long Specially priced pair Csc
80 attractive patterns In ecru
only "a yards long Special
DRAPERES, SEVENTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1937-03-04
Mattresses, Springs Reduced

Box Spring, threequarer SIZE with green damask TICK
ing Was $3.50. s.!." .sSz.ao
Mattress SIZE with green damask ticking
M. soo so nav $3.50
l Box Spring. double, with green ticking. Was s3e So
~ S24 so
NOW W---------------.-
- ole' ' Sl9.75
NOW .:.1;..
-, 100 so Now S1675
Box Springs, double with green ticking Were sSso
~ or'' - S2450
Box Spring for metal bed Double ana WIN tan anu
white ticking $2750. SlS %
Innerspring Mattresses double, with green tcans:
Originally $3.50. 800 800
Innersprng Mattresses SINGLE with green ticking Og
inaly $3.50 sS9oo "
Box Springs, double, with green ticking. Originally
BEDS AND BEDDING, Sixth FLOOR
Evening star., 1937-03-04
Gowns, Wraps Reduced

Group of misses dinner and evening gowns IN satn;
brocade MORE. net lame bengahne some WIN Je"eI anu
saorin trimming White black navy, pastels. Sizes II
.---
g. Originally $1395, $l695. S...S
g. Originally s16s5 to s2s.75. Now--------sS
g. Were $685. Now
T. Originally s25 to s39.75 Now sia.oo
10. Originally $2975 to S49.75 Now-----Sl9@: Sl9:oO @
/ Dinner Dress Originally $4975. Now----------SZ' SZ'
Group of womens dinner and evening dresses In lame
velvet and silk sheers. Black, white navy eWel tones
pastels prints Sizes "a to Az 1871 to 2O13, 4812.
g. Originally s16s5 s29.75 Now-----------s $50
g. Originally s16.95 to S35 si.-zo
L. Were $685. $2275. si4:oo @
g. Originally s3s75 to s6975. S2l
g. Originally s35 to us. Now
Short Jackets full-lengh wraps Of sequns orocateie
damask in black white green blue and prints Sizes IL
to TO- 49, 49,
3 Sequins Jackets. Originally sss5, $685. .NowS s.
1 Seouins Jacket. Was 1885. Now S9.1o
3 Seouns Jackets. Were s22.75 s2975. S169S
Velvet Jacket. Was $1095. .Now----------s s':.a
4 Damask and Velvet Wraps. Originally S3s7o, s49lo.
FORMAL ROOM, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-03-04
Gowns, Pajamas, 'l'9'

We're SZ95
IL pure-dye silk crepe
gowns in tearoSe. Sizes Is
and 16. Silk crepe Slightly
weighted) pajamas in blush
and turquoise. Sizes 16 and
II.
4 Pure-dye Satin Gowns with
lace trim. Blush and lavender.
Sizes IS, II. Were $685..
Now $2.95
S pairs Pure-dye Satin Pajamas
in blush, blue, rust. Size l6.
Were $595. Now
SILK UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-03-04
Lamps, Shades Reduced

Lenox China Urn Lamp in ivory, with bulb inside Was
$3.50 Now--.-.- Sc
E. Table Lamp in ivory cracke and bronze finish
Complete way bulb and shade. Was $17oo.
Now -- ------------------------ ------ SO
French Porcelain Lamps in yellow and blue with yellow
taffeta shades Were $2250. Now, each $3.50
LIE Table Lamp in bronze and gold finish with 100
bulb and diffusng globe Was $1250. $3.50
l. 19nch Shade, peated goldcolor silk with piping
and embroidered bottom band Was $40. Now $3.50
1. 1s-inch Shade peated godcoor silk with embroid
cred band. SIS. 81 50
lamps shades greatly reduced AL slightly soled
and damaged
LAMPS, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-03-04
Dress Shields
Special ) pairs Soc

60 pairs, washable silk
crepe dress shields, size 3.
Crescent or regular shape.
Rose, yellow, orchid, green.
Slight irregularities In
shape.
Clothes Hamper, light green,
oval shape, heavy fibre with
wooden top. Was $3.50.
Now SZ.oo
Is Transparent RaincOats for
women and misses. Blue. RED
or natural. Were $1.95.
Nou $1.4O
NOTIONS, AISLE 81, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-03-04
CrystaI Glass TumbIers, I8c

Originally fOc each
200 footed tumblers in crystal glass with colored
feet.
II Colored Glass Ivy Bowls with metal holder. Were
Is Glass Luncheon Sets 27piece including plates cups
and saucers large plate and cream and sugar Were $
Pieces Of coored glass with silver band decoration m
cudng bowl plates and celery tray. Were, each 50.
Now eanh - 81 IS
13 Wooden Relish Trays, glass compartment Were
Now
Decorated Round Metal Trays, imperfect. Were $l50
Now - - 75c
Decorated Serving Trays imperfect L. originally SITS
75c; O. were $3.50, now 75c 8, were 81, now-5oc
GLASSWARE, FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1937-03-04
Hair Ornaments, Csc

WefP yI.S
8 velvet and feather ban
deaux, Coronation style in
green and white, black and
green, blue and red and
green.
S Feather Pompom Bandeaux
in assorted colors. Were $3.50.
Now $1.1O
l Black Velvet Bandeaux with
egret orname ent. Was ST.
3 Feather and Rhinestone Hair
Clips in red and black. Were
S1.25. Now Soc
5 Silver Sterling Nail Style Pins.
Were $3.50. Now ---- N.75
rs pieces Novelty Jewelry. in
cluding charm bracelets, COLI
ored enamel bracelets, sports
pins and metal fobs. Were
S1.45. Now ------S Soc
NOVELTY JEWELRY,
A1sLEs AND 7, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-03-04
Costume Slips, sI'95

We're $2.95
35 pure-dye silk crepe Yo-
lande hand made slips.
White with lace trim. Sizes
80, "a, So, 38, 40, "A.
COSTUME SLIPS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-03-04
FIeck-CrePe Yarn

45c skein Vas 75e
100 SkeinS, fleck-crepe in
tWo-ounce Skeins. Assorted
colorS.
l Pair Model Pillow Cases, one
case embroidered. Was $3.50.
Now $A5O
2 Model Cross s-Stitch Pictures.
Were So. Now ---$l.50
1 Model Bridge Cloth. Was
$3.50. Now -----..----$l.5O
ART NEEDLEwoRK,
SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-03-04
Juniors Sweaters, 85c

Originally yI.65 and y
80 in slip-on and coat styles Varied coors. Sizes
80 to &c.
II Juniors Dresses and two piece Sizes IL
to II. Originally $595.
Juniors Velvet Evening Skirts, crush resistant Sizes
70 and a. Were Sl095.
% Girls Dresses Sweater and Skirt Sets
Good color assortment Sizes to IA. Were So and S395
Now --------------------- ~i''"
IL Girls Wool Sports Jackets, warmly lined In
brown or plaids Sizes to IA Were $685.. Now S295
Leather Jackets warmly lined. In blue, red, navy ana
or.op Szes A IN % Were S6 q5 Now Los
II and Bolero Jackets in wool jersey or
velveteen. Sizes to is. Were So and So. Now$l45
% Cotton Bouses in prints and plain coors Sizes 10 IA
Were Csc. Now -oSc
Is Girls Wool Tuckin Skirts plaids and plain colors
Sizes 10 to 16. Were Sits
GIRLS AND JUNIOR MISSES SPORTSMAN FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-03-04
Mems Oxfords, Special '3'9'

IS pairs in black and tan calf. Medium weight
semi-brogue styles and medium toe, leather
heels. Sizes in the group-AA-8, 9, IL; As to
II; B7 to II; C-6h T. 7h, 8h to II; D-6h to 8,
9h to II.
Oxfords black and tan calf plain and
medium. wide and toe lasts. Sizes include:
A, 8a, TO- 1912, H. B. to 812 sa TO- IL; c, 62, 10;
D, 6, 612, 82, 10ha, IL. Were $8
Pairs Felt Slippers with lambs wool collar soft
padded Sizes H. Were 1925 Now s235
THE MEMS STORE SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-03-04
SPaIding Tennis Balls
! for SOC

We're 5 Tor yI.<S
1872 balls, 1886 red and white
styles. As Is.
5 Golf Raincoats. As Is. Small,
medium and large sizes. Were
IS. Now ----------$Z.5o
2 Rattan Dog Baskets with
cushions. Were $2.95. Now, $1.45
3 White Sweat Shirts, soiled.
One each, sizes 80, "a, SO.
Were 81. Now 500
SPORTING GOODS, FOURTH Fiooa.
Evening star., 1937-03-04
Juniors Shoes, SOS w>,> $3.50

Is pairs, junior misses pumps in blue and gray
bucko Sizes AAA 5a 6, 612, Z, 712 8; AA S. 512, 6,
6h, 7, 8; A 4h, S, 5K, 7h.
IS Pairs Junior Misses Pumps and Oxfords Black and
brown suede and caskin Sizes AAA 6, 6l2 T. 7l2, 9;
A S. 5a g. 62, T. 71a 8. 8l2 9; S, 5la, g. 7, 7l4 8;
4, 5h, 712. 8. Originally SIS. $3.50 Now-------S295
Pai.s Boys High Boots in brown and black elkskin
Sizes IL, l, H. AZ; 712. 81a; g. Originally S.
ESQ Now 49,. S295
1s Pairs Childrens Toe-Dancng Slippers Black and
pink satin Sizes 122 13. 1871, l. 12. q 21a, g. a12
612 T. TX Originally $3.50.
CHuDRENs SHOES, FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1937-03-04
Girls Dresses
Reduced

Plain colorS and prints Of
cotton broadcloth, cham
bray and English print.
Sizes Z to IA.
Is Dresses. Were 81. Now S1.45
IS Dresses. Were SO. Now S2.25
Girls dresses of printed
and plain rayon. Sizes 7
to IL.
20 Dresses. Were So. Now S2.25
Is Dresses. Were S3.95. Now
S2.95
GIRLS APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-03-04
Infants Snow Suits, sl'9'

Originally S695 to sI2.95
Is imported suits in infants sizes. Warm yet
lightweight.
1 Infants Goats. Were $685.
Coats Originally $l695. Now-------S69S
2 Infants Goats. Were $7.95.
IS Infants Bonnets pink blue white Originally 81. Now 7oc
INFANTS FURNISHINGS FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-03-04
Housewares Reduced

with stainless porcelain tops
Were $18. Now, 50
Muchler Table with stan-resisting porcelain top and
cutlery drawer. Was $1050. $525
Muchler Table with resisting porcelain top and
cutlery drawer Was 1925 Now $3.50
TwoDoor Metal Utility Cabinet, ivory finish. Was $685.
Now w------------------- $3S5
Bench Hamper black and white. Was $295 Now, $3.50
Upright Hamper, and white. Was So Now $495
Tray Sets with glass insets Originally $3
Obong Metal Trays. Originally So. Now each SOC
500 Rolls Good Quality Toilet TISSUE 1000 sheets to roll
Special for Friday selling Dozen rolls ESQ
% Cactus filled Log Novelties Originally SIC to $495
Now Csc to CSC
Universal Electric Vacuum Cleaner, fully guaranteed by
the manufacturer Floor demonstrator Originally $39
NoW Slo55
Royal Electric Vacuum Cleaner demonsrator fully
guaranteed by the manufacturer Brush type Originally
$4495. $lS.95
HOUSEWARES, FIFTH FLOOR
ELECTRIC APPLIANCES, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-03-04
Furniture Reduced 10

Wall Shelf in solid mahogany Was $40. Now---- SO
l Dining Room Arm Chair in walnut rust seat cover
1 Boudoir Chair chintz covered. Was $l475.
1 Vanity Bench, walnut finish. Was $11. Now S. so
Boudoir Chair covered Was $780, Now $675
l Dining Room Buffet, Philippine mahogany. Originally
Boudoir Chair, green chntz covered Originally $s75.
Occasional Chair, blue upholstery Philippine mahogany
frame Originally $1S. Now ow.-------------------$ 50
Dining Room Side Chair red upholstered seat cover,
mahogany. Originally $25. Now w------------ $12.5o
Boudoir Chair, blue rayon covered Originally $3.50.
Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $6.75
Coffee Table, mahogany veneer and Originally So.
Boudoir Chair brown rayon covered Originally $ls 80
NOW %. ID
End Table with shelf Mahogany veneer and gum. Orig
Portable Parnassus, walnut finish Originally $3.50.
NOW $o."o
1 Drop-Leaf Table walnut veneer and gum. Originally
$50. SIS
Side Chairs in antique white finish Originally, each,
$3.50. Now, 50
FURNITURE Sixth FLOOR
Evening star., 1937-03-04

Philippine Gowns
Csc Were $50
7 in sizes IS, 16 and 19.
Slightly soiled.
Is Philippine Gowns in size Is.
Pink or white. Were $1.95.
Now
COTTON UNDERWEAR,
THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-03-04
Fur-Trimmed Goats, '297'

10 coats in mixtures of brown, gray, black
and white. with collars of Kit Fox Persian,
sizes IL to 20; 38 to AZ 1912, 4312.
! Imported Tweed Sports Coats in blue, brown.
black mixtures. Sizes u to 20; 3512. SO. Were
S29 IS. Now slf''o
Untrimmed Dress Coats in broadcloth and Forst-
mann,s Astrachana Black, green, brown Sizes
II to 18. Originally s3975. Now slS1o
Trimmed Sports and Dress Coats IN black,
brown wine mixtures with collars of Raccoon, Per-
SIAN Skunk and Beaver. Sizes IL, 10, 2O oot2.
Originally s55 to s69.75. Now $3.50
Women's Fur-Trimmed Dress Coats Black,
oxford brown with collars of Persian Kit Fox,
Mountain Sable Sizes &c. 4612 to 5Ol2. Originally
6 Fur Trimmed Coats in black brown, green. VINE,
with collars of Badger, Konsky, Beaver. Kit Fox
Sizes IL to 16, 20, 40, AZ, 3512. Originally sS9 70
s,oo Nou S4S75
Crav Suit with Silver Fox collar. Three-quarter
length coat Size 18. Originally sl35 Now, S6SaZo
COATS THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-03-04
Juveniles Apparel
Reduced

4 Imported Camelshair Sweat
ers, sizes 2 and 3. Originally
$685.. Now ------------S2.95
7 English Button-0n Suits, sizes
1, 2, 4. Originally s7.95. Now.
S2.95
2 Coats in size 3. Were S795.
Now S3.95
4 Pairs Leggings. Originally S5
and S595. Now---95c
4 Wool Scarfs. Originally 75c.
Now 35c
JUVENILES APPAREL,
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-03-04
Mems Topcoats Reduced

% Topcoats Were s35 -s2475
S3 Topcoats. Were $55. Now--------------S3675
Z Topcoats. Were S65 Now $3675
This group is reduced from regular stock
Included fine imported and domestic fabrics
in British raglan Balraglan and reversible styles
Scotch tweeds. camelshairs and Bedford cords
Regulars, longs and shorts
Is Rubberized RaincOats, lightweight. Sizes SO to
A. Were $3.50. Now $375
21 Mems Suits Trousers alterations included.
Others at cost Two or three of size. Regulars
SO, 81, SO, 40, AZ, 46; Shorts-0, a. Longs40
A: Stouts-39, 40, A; Short Stouts40 A. Were
THE MEMS STORE, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-03-04
Bows Sweaters, 'I'9' We're 50

121 Augusta" sp-on, woolen worsted jersey sweat
ers The popular solid colors with slight trim at
necklne. Wee necks, slide-fasteners, comfortable
"shoulder-eaze" construction. Sizes 8, 10. IL, 16.
Boys Shirts. Deep-tone solid coors long sleeves
cotton jersey Sizes 8 Originally ST. Now------45c
Boys Flannel Jackets Sizes to g. IL. Originally
81 ----------@A'''
80 Boys Cotton Flannel Plaid Shirts Sizes 1872 to l412
Cripina,v Il so Now ------- soc
~ Youths Four.in- hand Neckties Were much more
Now ~ ---- Csc
Boys Fancy Half Hose. Size 9. Were much more
Now -15c
Spring Small sizes Originally 81. Now. 35c
THE BOYS SroRE FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-03-04
Inexpensive Dresses, 81

Originally S5.95, s6.95
80 dresses of novelty rayon crepe and net back
matelaSSe Sports and dreSSy types. In dark colors
and high shades Sizes for misses and women.
INExpENsIyE DRESSES. THIRD FLOOR.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-22
TRIAL OF ELDER
 STARTS TODAY
Whole Trouble at School For Boys May Be Re-
 vealed to Public

Greenfield, Mass, July 22-(UP) Trial of former Dean Thomas Ed win Elder, 55, for an alleged shotgun assault on former associate at Mount Hermon School for Boys was to begin in superior court today.
 Selection of a jury awaited only completion of final arguments and the charging of jury in larceny case.
 Two indictments have been re- turned against Elder for purported- ly waving shotgun at s. Allen Nor ton, 66, former Mount Hermor, cashier, in the latter's garage here the night of May 25. They charge assault with intent to kill and as- sault placing Norton in fear of bodily harm"
 DeIve into Old Feud
 Though the case ostensibly con- cerns only the alleged shotgun ir1- cident, both prosecution and defense attorneys have indicated that they would delve into the 17-year feud between the two former officials while at Mount Hermon, where Headmaster Elliott Speer was slain by blast of buckshot in September 1884.
 Two former associates of the two principals are among the score of witnesses summoned. They are Dr. Henry F. Cutler, retired headmaster and Miss Evelyn Dill, formerly El-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-22
COMMISSIONER
 HURLEY COESO ON
Invades Domain of High- way Department By
 Ruling of Attorney Gen.

Hartford, Conn, July 22.-(UP)- Results of the $40,000,000 error in drafting of the bill creating the state public works department were becoming apparent today as Works Commissioner Robert A. Hurley fur ther invaded the domain of the state highway department.
 It was announced that Comnis- sioner Hurley will formally take over the letting of contracts for state highway construction, and when contracts are awarded, he alone will sign them.
 Under terms of the public works bill, all "real assets" of the state were placed under control of Com missioner Hurley. 1t was the inten- ton of drafters of the bill, however, that projects of the state highway department should not be included. But their exemption was not men, toned in the bill.
 Ruling of Attorney General
 Under 8 ruling by Attorney Gen. eral Edward J. Daly. the works de- partment by law was granted con- trol of assets" of the highway de- partment.
 Now, as the situation Is working out under terms of the ruling, the highway department is designing roads and writing specifications for their construction.
 First bids to be opened by Com missioner Hurley will be Aug. 2.