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TERM|TE CONTROL
VITAL AND SIMPLE
$40, 900, 900 Annual Dam.
age Can Be Reduced by
Use of Chemicals.

Termites. which certainly can be
classed as insect enemy No. /, accom-
plish annually known property dam
age in the United States amounting
to more than $40,o00,000. What's
more, they are constantly extending
their activities over larger and larger
area. Nor do they limit their depre-
dationS to old houses. The wood Of
= new house is just as appetizing to
them As aged timber. Apparently,
they can't be destroyed any more than
flies can, but, just as flies can be kept
out Of our homes with the aid Of
screens. 80 can termites be excluded
by taking precautions.
1t is, Of course, wisdom to guard
against possible termite invasion
when a house Is being built or when
any sort Of wood Is placed in or near
the ground. Posts, the under portions
OF porches, steps or sheds should be
thoroughly impregnated with termite-
repellant chemicals compositions
containing creosote, copper and zinc
salts and phenol; sodium fluoride,
dinitrophenol, chromates, zinc meta
arsenate, zinc chloride, chlorine.
When some of the above compost
tions are used on wood, it may be
necessary to alter painting procedure
somewhat in order to obtain satisfac-
tory results. For example, wood
treated with creosote compositions or
the like should be allowed to weather
until the greasy film has been re-
moved. 1t may be desirable to use spe-
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cial primers to seal in the impreg-
mating compositions which have ten
dency to bleed through some types Of
paint. However. many Of the COM
positions mentioned, especially the
zinc salts. present no painting dim
culties.
DR.. H. A. Gardner, director Of the
scientific section Of the National
Paint, varnish and Lacquer Associa-
ton, in = recent bulletin suggests the
use Of bituminous or creosote coatings
for the sections Of wood that are close
to the ground or beneath its surface.
Over such coatings he suggests that
coating of copper powder be sprayed
so that 1t will form a copper shield.
1T Is believed" he writes. that
properly metallized surfaces OF this
character will be enicient not only in
preventing the entrance Of moisture,
but also will aid in preventing termite
damage. It is well known that ter
mites will not crawl over metallic cop
per-"
Evening star., 1937-10-16
New Fabrics Find Harmony
In Muted COlOrs for Walls
Special Dispatch to The Star,

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, October 16-In the
hibition of model rooms which are
being shown all over the city in lead
ing furniture shops a host of fas-
cinating new colors for painted walls
are to be seen. They run the gamut of
the whole spectrum and harmonic
closely with the seasons new fabrics.
One thing to be noted in the new
wall colors is the soft, grayed effect.
The decorators call them "muted"
colors. They are not the clear, de-
cided blues, reds and yellows We have
had in the past. In the case of blue,
for example, trace of red is added,
which makes the color tend toward
lavender. Yellows may have a green
ish cast, as in chartreuse, mustard
yellow or sulphur yellow Reds are
given little blue, so that they sug-
gest purple or may even go over the
line to periwinkle blue. When yellow
is added to red, the orange-reds, such
as tangerine or coral, result. All
these new colors are slightly grayed,
SO that they are softer and more easily
harmonized with each other than
formerly.
Surprisingly enough, brown walls
are popular this season-light tints Of
coffee brown, chocolate brown and a
very pleasant version known as sun
tan brown, first inspired by cos
metics and later featured in stockings
and decorative fabrics The browns
for walls today are not dull and heavy
but possess new. vibrant quality due
to judicious additions of blue and red.
Blue, too, has become fashionable
for walls. If the householder wants
something quite individual-for a din
ing room, say-a deep rich blue may
be used. Less startling and not so
liable to make the room seem dark
are medium tones of blue, muted with
touch of red.
For the all-white room, still pop-
ular and versatile, there has been
added to oyster white, parchment
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white and other off white hues, a new
dead white. 1t is appropriate as
background for the new peasant, CAL
ifornia and other painted furniture
which is appearing this season in
the shops. White trim-either dead
white or one Of the off-white effects
is used with any wall color, although
for unified background which shows
off the furnishings to good advantage
it is quite the thing to paint the trim
the same color as the wall.
Rooms with either white walls or
trim make effective settings for some
of the favorite styles of furniture, es-
pecially American Federal Walls of
blue, brown or light terra Gotta are
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very much the mode with English
regency or early empire pieces.
White Roofs Advocated.

A new vogue in roof colors advo-
Gates the painting or covering Of roofs
In white. A white roof defects the
suns rays, reducing inside tempera-
ture several degrees.
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AGENT APPOINTED
]. Garrett Beitzell to Handle New
DEVELOPMENT Sales.

UeVeIopment Sales.
The Office of j. Garrett Bethel will
handle sales in the new development
of Frank j. Wagner located on Rad
nor road, Montgomery County, Nd,
near the intersection of Bradley boule-
ward and Wilson lane. Eleven new
homes have been completed in the
development. Homes range in size
from five rooms and bath to six rooms
and two baths. The structures are
modern in design and equipment and
are moderately priced.
Evening star., 1937-08-19
Girls Sun Suits, So Uere 81

80 printed cotton sun suits, sizes to 6.
Girls Sleeveless Twill Slack Suits with Boero. Sizes g.
TO- a. 16 Originally 81. Now Csc
IL Girls Short Sleeved Sweaters Summer weight
4, g. 8. H. Is. Were 81. Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S145
IL Girls WooIen Skirts lightweight peated all around with
button-on bodces Pastel and white. Sizes g. g. 10.
Is Juveniles Twill SIacks and Shorts in white brown navy
Sizes 4 to s. 75c
IS Girls Sports Shirts, striped Isle, Sizes H. ls.
Originally 85c. Now 40c
Juniors Polo Shirts In Cotton Knit. Blue green
small medium Originally ST. Now------------------4oc
IL Girls Bathing Suits OF lined cotton Sizes 2, L. 8.
Originally $165. Now---------------- soc
Is Girls Wool Bathing Trunks with Belts Royal brown
size 8. Originally &l65. Now ow--------------- Soc
30 Girls Bouses in organde dotted Swiss dimty
Sizes S, T. 8, to Is. Originally $1.e5 81. Now---95c
Is Girls Cotton Sleeveless Dresses plain and prints
Is Vanta Cotton Sun Suits coral maize royal red Sizes
4, 8, 8. Were 81. soc
GIRLS JUNIOR MISSES SrosrswrAR FOURTH FLOOR
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Plates, s.

Originally SOC
40 plates, Spode stone body. odd pattern.
"a Teacups and Saucers Spode stone body odd pattern
We're 81. Now SOC
Esrhenware Services for g. Candlewick pattern Oris
1 Decorated China Tea, Sugar and Cream Set Top of
SUGAR bowl missing IS. NoV------- $3.50
Pottery Vase slightly imperfect. Originally SIS Now--s2
Pottery Ohlong Bowl imperfect. Was $3.50 Now -Sl.50
Pottery Fern Box imperfect Originally ST. Now $3.50
Pottery Vases. imperfect Were 81.
Ideal Fruit Jars glass tops
Al dozen Pint Size Were 90c. CSC
50 dozen Quart Size. Were 81 05
81 dozen Half gallon Size. Were $3.50.
CHINA AND GLAsswARE, FIFTH Floor
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White Goats, SO We're sh5g

white coats in variety of styles. Sizes l6 ls,
and ~.
Koat Kool, Rayon and Sayna Cloth Suits.
Natural and brown. Sizes u. Is. 49, and 90 Were
Koat A Kool Natural Coored Tailored Suits Sizes r.
H. and 20 Were -- sl2sO
10 Silk Goats faile Suaeeer models in navy and
bark Sizes a. u.s. 40 3s to ~. Were $685. SS45
Silk Coats in sWagger fitted models
Sizes "a to l8 Originally s29 IS $50 IS sI475
Three piece Suits for Fall toast SIZES
COATS SUITS, THIRD FLOOR
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Misses Dresses, SIS
Originally S1O.95 to SI6.95

Is cotton and rayon crepe dresses in prints and
pastels. Also several maternity dresses in the
group.
II Rayon Crepe and Chiffon Prints Jackets
Were Sl4 IS to SIS a5. Now 50 IS
II Rayon Crepe and Chiffon Print light
blue Jacket dress, and printed net Originally SIS
to S2o,75 Now S12.2S
"a Print and Pastel Silk Crepes including maternity
styles. Originally 1885 to --------- 50
Printed Silk Crepe Dresses Were s22 IS. Now $3.50
Dresses white silk natural embroidered
over Shantune silk. Were s29 IS s3o 75 Now $3.50
MISSES DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
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Fur Goats Reduced

Brown Lapin Swaxger Goats. sizes 49, 49, Were s7a7s
Now s4o.15
Eel Gray Caracul Swaxrer Coat. size l6 Was sleo 50
Now Sis
! Black Chinese Kidskir Tunc Coat, a. Was 1925
Now Sl2a50
l Black Russian Broadtal SwaxEer Coat, size l6 Was
S+95. Now $275
l Black Kid Caracul Swagger Coat, size 90 Was ss5
Now $3.50
Beaver dyed Rabbit SwaKger Coat collar
Is. Originally sl49.50 Now ------------- $3.50
CaracuI Swagger Coat, 16 Originally 1855
Now -------------------------- Sl75
1 Kana Pony Swagger Coat, size 49, Wa, s17a5o
Now $3.50
Black Pony Coat with pointed fox collar. 49,
S17a.5n. Now sos
Black Processed Lamb Coat, pointed fox collar
Was s255. Now ---------- Sl4s.so
1 Pencil Gray Caraeu Swagger Coat 20. Was 1925
Now S112.5a
Jap Mink Swagrer Coat size l6 Was 1895 Now---s295
FuRs THIRD FLOOR
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Letter Paper, 49,
2 packages, 35c

Vas ; packages, bSc
Is packages Cellophane-
wrapped writing paper with
cOlored borders. Two sizes.
20 Imported FoIios with deckle-
edge correspondence cards. Blue,
gray. white. 20 cards, 20 enve-
lopes. Were 81. Now SOC
Is Coronation Book Marks. red
or blue leather. Az is, Original
~ 75c. Now $50
STATIONERY. AISLE 2,
FIRST FLOOR.
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Handmade Slips
Il - u ere S3.9S

9 dye crepe slips hand
made by Yolande, lace
trimmed, tearose color, size
30.
, Satin Slips, pure-dye. tearose
color with white Vsl-tvpe trim
Size 80. Were s2os. Now S1.os
COSTUME SLIPS, THIRD FLOOR.
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Scarfs, 35c, SOC

Were 75c, 81
Al scarfs in navy, red,
brown polka dots: green,
brown. navy plaids; navy,
red, gold and green.
10 Multi-colored Head Bands.
Originally 81. Now---1sc
) Beach Hats In brown straw.
Were 81. Now --50c
: Girls White Pique Hats, sizes
20, 2012, Fl. Were $l.25.
8 Juniors Panama Hats with
plain and fancy bands. Sizes
2l, 2l12, %, 22l2. Originally
s3.95. Now ---M.45
GIRLS AND JUNIOR MISSES HATS.
FOURTH FLooa.
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Hand
Cottons, 49, yard
Originally 81 and 81

FRfU"hy y 81 ana ~
300 yards hand blocked lin
en- and pique in lengths Of
l to 3 yards. SO inches wide.
1'S yards Printed Cotton Seer
sucker -Crepe~. suitable for
sportswear, pajamas, housecoats
and children's wear. Lengths Of
3 10 5 yards. 36-inch widths.
Originally soc yard. Now 19c
$50 remnants Of rayon and cot
ton fabrics in lengths Of to
"a yards. Reduced one-half or
more.
CorroNs AND RAYoNs,
SEcoND Floor.
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ToddIers' Dresses
85e

Originally fI.65 to 81
40 toddlers' dresses Of pastel
linen, broadcloth. cotton
sheer. Sizes z and 3.
20 Toddlers' Seersucker Dresses.
Size 2. Were s1.l5. w---e5c
sRaby BOY Suits. Size 2. Orlsi-
nally 50. Nov----------s9c
IS Imported Linen Sun Suits.
Sizes 2 and 3. Originally s1.65.
II Sun Suits Of Printed Pique.
Sizes 2 and 3. Originally Sl.1o.
NOW "c'
AZ Summer Bonnets. Originally
81 and 81. Now -----o5c
INFANTS FURNISHINGS,
FOURTH FLOOR.
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Women>s Dresses Reduced

10 Washable Silk Rayon erepes and Pure Silk Prints
Sizes "a to A. Originally $685. to 2e75 Now saa,
Washable Rayon Jacket Suits sizes 3s 49, A. Were
Sl99o. NOW ------------------------
+ Printed Navy ChffOnS with Jackets navy sheer
cape suit, dress. Sizes 36 to a. Originally
S2975 to $39.75. Now s1s
FOR SHORTER WOMEN:
Is Pure Silk Prints with Jackets polka chiffon
suits, embroidered nets Sizes 1872 "a y. Originally
Sl695 to $2975. Now ---------------.--- s9a5
Printed Chiffon Jacket Suits, 1917, 202 To 24I7
Were Sl995 Now ---------------- ----- Sl2 50
Plain and Printed Chifons, some with jackets Sizes
1872, 22i2 24l2. Originally s25 to s35 Now----sI475
FOR LARGER WOMEN:
Washable Rayon Suits, white Sizes 49, 10 snl
Were $685.. Now ----------------------- s9aS
Navy Chiffon Cape Suits Printed Chiffon Dresses
Sizes 42l2, 462 502 We're 1895 and s2275 50
WoMEN's DRESSES, THIRD Floor
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Sports Dresses, $50
We're SI3.95 and SI6.95

Is cotton and rayon dresses, sizes IA to A.
- Knit Dresses pink. yellow white aqua "A
Originally 1885 s22.75 Now ------- Saa5
IL Two-pece Sports Suits navy. white. saddle brown,
black and eggshel sizes IA to 20 Were and
Now ss1s
10 Sheer Rayop Crepe and Net Rouses assorted coors
sizes % to 40 Originally SO and 1895. Nov--s1,5
SPoRrsWEAR, THIRD FLOOR.
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Panties, SOS
Hpre S2.9.5

7 pairs pure dye satin
panties with ecru lace trim,
tearoSe. Size Is, 10, and d.
Pure-Dve Satin and Sheer
Gowns, floral prints. dirndl
STYLES. Sizes Is to II. Were
s2a5. Now SI.a5
Silk Sheer Gowns trimmed
with hand embroidery. Maize
and fuchSia. Sizes IA. IS and Is.
Were 1895. Now -------- -S2.a5
SILK UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR.
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Cotton Pajamas, >I.55

Vere fI.9S
80 two piece cotton pala-
mas in stripes and polka
dots. Wine, blue and red.
~ Hand detailed Gowns Of
batLste. Prints and plain colors.
Sizes IA. Is, is. II. Were tl.a5
Now S1S,
Co1roN UNDERWEAR,
THIRD FLOOR,
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Log Cabins
Reduced u

7 Unassembled Log Cabirs.
We're s1195. Now ---&5.s5
Doll Crib. Was $4.s5.
Now $2.45
Sand Box, as Is. Originally
$595. Now w-----S2 81
! Pinto Pete Hobby Horses.
Were $4.75. Now 1888
Land Sled with wheels. Was
$3.50. Now--S3.25
l Beach Cart, as Is. Was $245O.
NOW
Large Aeroplane. Was s1l.50.
NOW
z Cloth Dolls Were &3.e5.
i'o~ SI.oJ
1 Whistlinx Dolls. Were $1.95.
Also many small toys reduced.
THE Toy STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.
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Little Girls Cotton
Frocks, 95s

Originally 81. s.
26 little girls wash cotton
dresses. Sizes 3 to s.
IL Little Girls Sun Suits.
Sizes 3 to 6. Were 81 Now s1.15
30 Little BOYS Play Suits.
Sizes 3. to g. Originally Sis.
Now 45c
u Fiaue Summer Hats for
boys and girls. Were Sl.65.
Now --S1.15
JuvyN1LEs' APPAREL.
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-08-19
SPa|ding Golf Clubs Reduced

Display and demonstration samples Of Spaldine
Clubs reduced.
Spa'ding Princess Woods We're S.. Now--x3.s $50
10 Spaldinx Princess Irons. Were Now 81
Is Symetric Irons Were 81 40. Now sess
IN Spaldtns Sky-ride Irons Were slo5 sl.,s
10 SpaIdins Robhy Jones Irons Were SIS 80 50
Spaldinx Bobby Jones Woods. Were $40 Now IS 50
Colt Bag. Was sls Now - I1o
SPORTING G-oops, FOURTH FLOOR,
Evening star., 1937-08-19
Woodthrop
Foundations, s3'''

Originally $3.50 to so
Ia one-piece founda tions,
oodthrop and other
makes. Sizes "a, 81, 33, 80,
40.
Z Modsrt Front Larine Corsets.
Sizes 35 and 81. Originally $3.50,
NOW So.9o
CossE1s, THIRD FLOOR.
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Leather Hanger Cases, 'I4'''
Were $40

Were $40
leather hanger cases.
Blue Duck Covered Cases Were S12 Now 50
Genuine Leather Hanger Cases. Were $25 Now--S1795
Brown Duck Covered Sutcases. Were 312. Now---Ss
Blue Duck Covered Hanger Case, 20 inches Was $50.
Now $22.5O
l Brown Duck Covered Hat and Shoe Case. Was $25.
NOW
Brown Multiple Hanger Case. Was $25. $3.50
l Leather Suitcase. Was $20 Now --------Sl0
Lud6AeI, FOURTH FtooA.
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Novelty JeweIry, 95s

Pas SI.35
so assorted pieces novelty
iewelry including necklaces
Of pastel flower beads, COL
ored clips and pins.
10 Bead Bracelets and Clips,
assorted colors. Were 81, S2.25.
NOW ---N.25
1 Orchid Dresser Set, 8 piece.
Originally $3.50. Now-----A
l Triple Folding Leather Frame,
green with gold tooling. Size
9x12. Was $l8. Now----$l3.50
NovRLrY JEWELRy,
ArsLEs 5 AND ], FIRST Floor.
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Women's Formal Gowns
Reduced

IL Printed Chhon and Plain Marquisette A
22l2 462, 502. Originally 1855 to s2e75 Now 50 q,
10 Plain and Printed Chions and Maroui.e.. chtet,v
black and blue. Sizes 40 to 49, 1917, 22l2 242 Were
sl9.95 and s2275. Now ---- sl2 ,o
lS Plain and Printed Chihons sizes - to a. 1917 To
221a. Originally s22 IS to 500 75 Now sl4,,
FORMAL Room, THIRD Floor
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Mems Swim Suits
a 49, We're S6.95

u all-wool suits with slide-fastener tops.
Solid coors, all sizes.
llS SILK Neckties Summer foulards. Originally
Sloo. NOW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 25c
~ pairs Suspenders in lightweight Summer
IS Sports Shirts. jersey weave short sleeves All
sizes. We're 81 So Now a,r
IS Collar attached Shirts in fancy patterns
Were 81. Now --------------- 81 s5
113 Ankle Hose, light colors, ali sizes Were
3Sr pair. Now ga
IA pairs Swim Trunks woven Of "1astex' warn
solid colors. Were SO So Now a155
TIT MEMS sroRE SECOND F1ooa
Evening star., 1937-08-19
Mems Sports Oxfords

pair Uere S5.65
30 pairs white reverse calf sports oxfords
with black or brown calf trim Wing-tip
style. Sizes: As, 8l2, 10, 1Ol2. II; b,
~, II; C-6 to 9, 10; DIE, 7, ~. 8l2,
gig, l0l2, H.
10 pairs Brown Brown and White Moccasin
Type Sports Shoes with crepe rubber soes Sizes
7, s, g., ot2, 10 y, II: eI2, Z st2 g. Were
TIKI MEMS STORE, SECOND Floor
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Misses Formal Gowns and
Wraps Reduced

Misses Dinner and Evening Gowns Of piaue linen,
mousseline de sole chiffon, net gingham in white
pastels, prints. Sizes II to 20.
IL, Originally s1395 1895. Now s.
:, Originally 1895 to sl695. Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENT s7.7s
;, Originally sl395. Now ----------- s97s
&, Originally SIG 95 to $35. Now ------------
2. Originally S29.75 s35. Now Observation-Disclosures SIS. 50
Misses Evening Wraps of bengaline, taffeta SATIN
lace and embroidered organdie in short three
quarter and full lengths. Black white and pastels
prints. Sizes IL to 20.
s. Originally Sl0.95 to 1926. Now ------ S2o5
3, Originally s595 to sl3 a5. Now Observation-Disclosures S3a5
4. Originally s22. IS and s25. Now --- x975
5. Were $685. Now ----- SIP,
3. Were S2o Is Now $3.50
FORMAL Room, THIRD Floor
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Screen Doors Reduced

1s-7s Inch stock with number II galvanized wire Sz.
2sxe.6. unfinished Originally s225 Now - Csc
s-7s-inch stock. 2.6x66. Were 81 os Now ssc
1-1s-inch stock, 2sx6.s, unfinished Originally s22
NOW Csc
1-7s-inch stock, 3x7. Was 81 a5. Now s,c
S-l1s-inch stock, size 2.sx66, vanished Were 1928
NOW S2.a5
l-11s4nch stock, 2.loxelo unfinished Was s475
NOW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S2.s5
1-lls-inch stock, 3x7 vanished. Was s4s5. Nows.ss
HousEwAREs, FIFTH Floor.
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Bemberg (rayon nDresses, So

Originally fS.9S to sIO95
Is dresses Of printed sheer Bemberg travon,
ano rayon crepes Dressy and shirtvast types. few
with Jackets. Women's and misses sizes
INEXPENSIVE DRESSES THIRD FLOOR
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Printed Neg|igees
'/'7' We're fIO95

7 printed negligees In
sheers and rayon crepes.
Slip-over and wrap-around
models. Sizes ID, IL, 20. 40.
4 Dimity Negligee~. slip-oVer
style, floral print design. Sizes
IA. ls. Were 1895. Now S2.a5
NEGLIeEEs, THIRD FLOOR.
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Bows Wash Knickers
Reduced

Clearance Of cotton and
linen plus-four wash
knickers. Thoroughly tub
bable and correctly styled
and tailored.
AZ Cotton. sizes 10 to II. Were
Sl.65. Now ------- Csc
= Cotton. sizes 13, Is, Is. Were
81 Now ---------------Sl.ls
II White Linen. Sizes Is, II,
1s. Originally So. Now Sl.45
10 Boys Swim Suits with de-
tachable tops. Sizes IA to ls.
Originally $3.50. Now Sl.45
"a One-Piece Swim Suits, sizes
Is and l8, Originally 1895.
Now Csc
.62 pairs Short Sports Socks,
sizes si2. 7. gig to lll2. We're
3sc pair. Now, 2 pairs 25c
THE BOYS STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.
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Teen-Age Cotton
Dresses, SIS

Originally 81. s.
50 girls and 'teen-age cot
ton wash dresses. Sizes I
to IA.
20 Teen Age and Chubhee Cot
ton Wash Dresses. Sizes 10 to
Is. Originally 81 Now --oSc
GIRLS AND 'TEEN-AeE APPAREL.
FOURTH FLOOR.
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Woodtex Toilet Tissue

Special IS dozen roll,
to the roll
1s Imported Cotton Jars. assorted colors Were Csc
Now Sc
ls bottles Imported Bath Crystals Were Soc Now 35c
for 81
4s Mondaine Compacs single double assorted colors
36 Perfumed Flowers novelty baskets ST. Now Csc
4S boxes Toilet marked Hers" His"
Now 65c
IL Bonne Bell Contour Supports Originally 65c Now .5c
TodLErRHs A1slEs II AND 49, FIRST Floor.
Evening star., 1937-08-19
Young Mems Sports
Stacks, 'I's5

~'oSN'f
Hferr f2.9,S and $3.50
20 pairs slacks in waist
sizes q to 30 only.
s Summer Suits. 2-plece Sizes
20 and 33 only. Originally
$3.50 Now ---------- s.
PREP CLOTHING, SECOND FLOOR.
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Juniors White Shoes
Originally 81 to $3.50

81 pairs junior misses white shoes reduced for
clearance. Group includes pumps and oxfords IN
white and brown and white Sizes: AAA-5 517
6. 81. T. ~, 8. Sl2; AA-47. 5. 512 6, 612 T. 712
g. s,2 .; A-412 81: g. 7, 712. 8, 0l7, 9: B-517,
4, Az, 5, 512, 6, 6l2. 7, ~
~ pairs Infants Pumps in Patent Leather and White
Broken sizes Originally SO and $3.50. Now s45
u pairs Boys Brown and Whit. Sports Shoes. B
312 T. 5, T. 7l7; CO. I. Ia. s12. D. g. 7s g. Orlgn-
ally IS and s6. Now 2a5
CH1IpRENs sHoEs, FOURTH Floor
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ChiIdren's AnkIets
Special s pairs s.

300 pairs Isle anklets in
bright colors and fancy
stripes. Sizes 6 to 10 In
the lot.
Cu11rsEN's HOSIERY, A1sLL II,
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-08-19
Shortie Pajamas, SIS Uere 81

10 Juniors rayon short-legged pajamas in prints
and plain colors. Sizes IA and 49,
20 Girls Lisle Mesh Vests white Sizes large
and extra large. Were SOC. Nou--- 2,c
Girls Silk Crepe Slips. slightly weighted. Sizes 2
IL. a. Were 81 65 and 50. Now w----------- 81 Is
Juniors Silk Crepe Slips. slightly weighted Tearose
Sizes II and Is Were 81 Nov- s4,
GRLs AND JUNIOR MISSES UNDERWEAR. FOURTH FLOOR
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Underwear, 95e
Originally $3.50 to $3.50

IS pieces Of gOve-silk and silk-and- -Bembere
'rayon' underwear. Vests, panties and step-n
chemiSe. Broken sizes and STYLES
Vanity Fair Slips Pettiskirts. slips white sk-and
rayon sizes "a 49, pettiskr silk rayon blush Size
O. were 81 NON --------------------s sl.55
KNIT UNDERWEAR THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1937-08-19
Mems SummerHats

IS hats including Panama and lechorn
models in assorted sizes and styles.
THr MEN's STORE, SECOND FLOOR.
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LEY MEMORIAL NJ. E.
CHURCH. SOUTH

o. c. Howell, Pastor
Corner Division and Georgia SITS.
Church school, GAS a. m. AL
bert H. Carey, superintendent.
Morning worship, IL o'clock.
The Lords Supper win be OBJ
served at the morning service.
Young Peoples Department has
its morning session in the church
school annex at $50 p. m, with
Thomas Curry as president.
Intermediates meet in the main
auditorium at $50 D. m, with
Mrs. o. c. Howell as leader.
Evening worship at 7:30 o'clock.
Prayer service, Wednesday eve
ming, 7:30 o'clock.
Special music by choir under
MRS. j. Roland Adams will be .
feature of both morning and eve
ming services.
Missionary society meets every
Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock
il the church school annex
with Mrs. Corrinne Curry as presi.
dent.
Chon practice after prayel
service Mrs. j. Roland Adams
pianist.
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SERMON WILL
BE REPEATED

s'Old Scrooge is dead" So de-
clared Dickens in his "A Christ
mas Carol" DR.. Gekeler has been
requested to deliver a sermon on
this exquisite story which he de-
livered two years ago.
Though the story was first pub
lished "a years ago, its appeal is
still fresh and strong, and Its les
sons vital, states Rev. Gekeler.
The Interpretation of the story
| by DR.. Gekeler brings out the
beauty of the various characters
together with their important
message, it is explained.
THE power of memory" says
DR.. Gekeler, either blesses OF
curses us according as we have
committed to it for safe keeping
things good or bad"
The public is invited to hear
this interesting message Sunday
evening at 7:30 at the First Pres
byterian church.