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Evening star., 1938-08-02

Their food supply had run low when
. Boulder Dam launch met them near
the head of the man-made lake. but
they scoffed at the hardships in
traversing one OF the most perilou,
river routes on the continent.
I'm going to take 4 hot bath" was
Miss Jotter's comment as the boats
docked at the Boulder City pier after
4 day of 139-degree heat.
I'm buying myself 4 new hat.
said DR.. Glover.
All the voyagers insisted they had
the time Of their lives-eating heart
lily. sleeping soundly and working
hard. There was no definite expla-
nation why two male members OF the
expedition withdrew at Lees Ferry
1T has been more successful than
We dreamed it would be- DR.. Glover
exclaimed. Two hitherto unknown
species OF cacti were discovered and
we found An abundance Of plant life
which was not known to exist along
the Colorado.
Il wouldn't advise two other women
to make the river trip unless they
are Is sane or insane As we are, but
I should like to do it again. 1t was
grand fun"
Evening star., 1938-08-02

s,os Hr;ns;en MAJ Nstonsi ,rn cemeiere
49, sHnsNoN ss MakY MAFH sHS5s S 5sturdas Rsmsn. sSs
resting at the w W. Chambers Co. funeral
hone, Notice a4e9 g ShsGin fans2al is iste1 nv"
gust srlAis T. isss' ~ MAuR1cE sPLAfS P MSn0as' Au'
Services and interment in Utica. N. Y
STANTON. HARRIET F. On Sunday.
suy st. w. F aARREf Il fef T. res!HsRff Seovea @
daughter Of Daniel NJ and Ellen T.
s'an1on; F,,nera, from her late res,denc. on
Wednesday, uiH Ausust s ). at s:ao am. Hish
requiem mass at st. Stephens Church a.
Meant ovea aad 1saas
s gans ,a3 4Ht s iss PeDssd p sn.s. n.
HpEH1sa ser devoted S5ef f.hsr Illness 81 am
thirteen srandehiidren and other relatives
Ho Bros. funeral s Some: 4s St. me- S Until
Wednesday, August 3. at $50 p.m.: there
sma sn At botssy ns ssasnfs a.nov.r Of his St d,nsher
from xilsn 4, n: T. GhS1sh An.sostls: =
Woodisxn ssy wl!iia%s lmst.ry 9featins lntermsnt
SWAMI. LUCY NJ. On Tuesday August
SWAMI. widow oi samuel W. swann and
swsnn. Mrs Gertrude Cross and Mrs. Hal
G: Loveless. Remains resting at the T.
Notice of funeral later.
TARBELL. EDMUND CHARLES. On
Ansha: YEAR lgas gDMsb s beEas ca I'LL rARBnh II &.
:. Services ior Immediate family only.
TIMER. WILLIAM OTIS. On Monday,
AHfGis os sss rsr 4 eaness bsesed sSsR aSsSsnd
Thelma; pVhe!. Viola and Bernard T,nner; broth.
Denny. Remains resting at the John r.
Rhines Co. funeral chapel. 3rd and Eye
Notice of funeral later.
YOUNGER, EMMA. Passed peacefully
EMMA YoUNdER wife Of :. c. Younselr:. l:
sister OF Lillian E. Morton and Rebecca r.
Notice of funeral later.
WATTS. NANCY JANE. On Monday.
Ausust !; I93s: At the home Of her par
Yoyih g2hE Essseanee soy.a a 1el'nisss nfsss
dauehter of Sanford E. and Myrtle Vireinia
home. s47 wilson Blvd n Ariinston es ranSTa. w..
where funeral services will be held Thurs
s?s:.s s::ssa. .%.ssis ss::%sas & ss
.,s WIM;kERsoM; II. r RAYM9Np E. DEPARTED
sn,s Sn ssas:s !u3! ssss
NV, RAYMOND E WIlKEReON. beloved
son Of Mrs. Frances :. Stewart. nephew Of
Round and uncle Of Mrs. Helen Cruz and
Frank E. Betz. He also is survived BY
many other relatives and friends. Remains
may be viewed 1T his late residence after
3 pm. Wednesday
Funeral Thursday. August 4. At J pm.
from Third Baptist Church. 5th and Cue
SITS NV. Relatives and friends invited.
Arraneements By Mc0uafa. -
Evening star., 1938-08-02
Ys the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
BOULDER CITY. New. Aug. a.
Two Michigan schoolma ANS. who
sailed o66 miles down the treacherous
Colorado River past rapids and whirl-
pools. patted their copper-tanned
cheeks with powder puf1s today and
ordered q victory dinner of rattlesnake
steak.
The only women in history to COM
plete the perilous voyage from Green
River. Utah, to Boulder Dam. Eliada
Glover, 40-year-old University of
Michigan botanist, and her assistant,
Lois Jotter. IS. arrived here with five
man companions last night.
They came in three small. motor
less boats-like Christopher Colum-
bus-towed gently over the placid
surface of Lake Mead by 4 launch
after 43 days in the jagged gorses of
the Colorado.
In command was Norman D. Nevills,
veteran riverman Of Mexican Hat,
Utah.
With him and the two women were
Wilbur c. Gibson. San Francigco pho
tographer, only other member Of the
expedition to make the entire Jour-
ney; Emery Kolb. Del Reed and Loren
Bell. who joined up At Lees Ferry. the
halfway point.
Evening star., 1938-08-02
MRS. LAURA HAMILTON
dies OF LONG ILLNESS
Widow of Optician Was Resid dent
of District ~ Years-Rites
Set Tomorrow

Mrs. Laura r. Hamilton, q resident
of the District for ~ years. died yes
terday at the home OF her daughter,
Mrs. Henry T. Boswell, 1898 Window
place NV. She had been i'll for sew
eral years.
She was the widow OF Andrew G.
Hamilton, an optician here before his
death in 1925. She was born in Nap
panee. Ontario.
Besides Mrs. Boswell, Mrs Hamilton
is survived by a daughter. Miss Lillian
M. Hamilton. and son. A. Gordon
Hamilton. both of Washington. and a
son. Hugh r. Hamilton, Of New York
City.
The Rev James Miers of the Fourth
Presbyterian Church will oflciate at
services in the Hines funeral home at
pm. tomorrow Burial will be in
Glenwood Cemetery.
Evening star., 1938-08-02
l.s1lpl nnk III Y

cxss.oY KELsHEn OF Edmund p
MS cS.e: hs M.S :sdsas: & oS her st. 'stsr
TO Ha ST. H' Psurs sT Catholic church 18th and '
ats NV. where mass will be offered at
20 am. Interment Mount olivet Gene
KEY. MARTHA ELLEN. On Monday;
3snd st, NV, MARTHA ELLEN KEY: Pc
Of Martinna. Catherine, Joseph and Louis
+ Ksy Remains resting at her late resi-
denss after ;.o pm TUESDAY hoys Ass1S. sdrss: >
10 Epiphany Catholic Church where mass
S reud: ss GsTss nssd at ass' Ss Ms
Cure ,
LANsBURGH. HANNAH NJ On Mon
sosp. as apsui 1ss Nd 'qhns aHsNAH Afpkas
SSnd beloved mother Of Mrs. BeatrIce Il I,
Msi and Marx Gohn Ms
Funeral Thursday. August A.. at 10 am.
from the home Of her son. Mark Lans-
terry 2
LEE, ELEANOR ROBINSON. On sun
s sEASok Se'S ssS n Lee Fea's!y o You q e.
the late octayia Bryant: Remains resting
NV
Notice of funeral later. .
LEE. ELEANOR ROBINSON. The ofi-
end Annuity Assoc iation are hereby noti-
ned Of the death Of Ms Eleanor ROB
j. L. GRAY. Secretary.
LEWIS. ELIZABETH ANNA. On Mon
day. August l 1898. at her residence. Sis
nh nh. s W.eh the beoSed WIFE q ch.ses
G. Lewis mother of Miss VIRGINIA Mae
Lewis and sister Of Wade H. Weeks. Mrs.
Ella p ARet and Mrs Carrie p Ullin
Funeral services at the above residence
Thursday. August 4. at ! am. Relatives
snd friends invited. Interment Prospect
Hill Cemetery.
Evening star., 1938-08-02
DOES DEATH-LIFE DUTY

COLUMBUS, Ohio. Aug. 2 R.-
Deputy Sheriff J. L. Meats abandoned
his mission in connection with one
death yesterday to prevent another.
Riding at the head of a funeral
procession, he jumped OIL his motor
cycle, seized a fishing pole and with it
dragged to safety Eugene Whaley, is.
who had been washed over a dam on
the SciotO River while fishing.
Evening star., 1938-08-02
Ex.Circus Giant Dies.

UKIAH, Calf. Aug. 2 tF.-John
Aasen, 8-foot 9-inch giant who once
weighed SOB pounds and Travelled with
circus Is years, died here yesterday
in the Mendocino State Mental Hos
pital.
Aasen. in retirement four years, had
dwindled to 247 pounds.
Evening star., 1938-08-02
BRIG. GEN. O'NEIL RITES
Retired Omcer Il Buried in
Arlington Cemetery.

Funeral services for Brig. Gen.
Joseph Patrick O'Neil, retired infan-
try ofhcer. who died In Portland, Greg.
July ~. were held at $50 am. today
In Arlington National Cemetery.
Col. William r. Arnold, chief OF
chaplains, ofnciated. Burial was with
full military honors, In the eastern
section of the cemetery.
Evening star., 1938-08-02
Refuses Milking Contest.

HOLDREDGE. Nebr. CP.-Einer
Wren challenged his opponent for the
ofice OF Phelps County attorney to =
cow-milking contest on the stage of =
theater. John c. Lands. the other can
didate. declined on grounds the contest
would be illegal entertainment"
Evening star., 1938-08-02
Uarn uf Uhanka.

CRAWFORD, ANNA MAE. The family
Of the late ANNA MAE CRAWFORD wish
neiEhbors for their kind expressions Of
sympathy and beautiful Moral tributes At
the death Of their beloved daughter ana
Mrs. LoTT1E VAN BuREN AND FAMILY
Evening star., 1938-08-02
Dratha.

MADDOX; FRANKLIN E.; JR. Sudden
y. on Monday. Angus, L 1928 At Sails
son Of Frankn y snd Emily Spear Msd
dox. detx " : A''N'''' e "''N CHILLY ~ N
Funeral Wednesday. .Ausust 3. at e:aO
S Gen sSTnie. Nd. intsrmeni Cedar ,1iii
MARIE. SADIE TYLER. Suddenly, on
Saturday; July 30 1898 az her ,,, resi-, s,
MARIE, the beloved wife of Luther Marie:
mother Of Orville Tyler Marie. DAUGHTER Of
the late Rev. Alfred J. end Sarah Tyler sis; sis
Other relatives and friends also survive
Remains resting at Henry s washine ton
S Be- placed gp. II h Trst
aboye-named church until 1880 pm We'd
nesday Auau,t :. thence 70 Mount Airy
s itoi and o ist sts NV w. as Where funeral neral serV-
ses Brent T eels'ns e as Reisslve. sna iriends
E.r. inyited; 1nterment in Lincoln MEMORIAL
MCKAY. ANDREW E. Suddenly. on
ASnpe! A1sss! ANPsEw Nc Msk49 hss:
vitsd to cal! at dawleT's 1866 Pa ave. n W.
Notice Of services later "
MURRAY. REV. s. REESE. 1nterment
Of the S.a ashes he Of Rsv REESE
home: will take place on THURSDAY. August
=: 1898 in Loudon Park Cemetery. Balti-
Ausas snasos o AssE xssE H Hill sH Mspdss g.
loved wife OF the late George B. Nelson.
Funeral from her daushtsE's u residence
1nterment Cedar Hill ss Cemetery. y '
PADUDA. GEORGE. On Sunday. July
f hS Eesdfnae peev:a 90 aa st
Emanuela Paduda and father Of Angelo,
Lena, Georse and Michael Paduda
wlannsI.v Funeral from the above residence on
thence to St. Peters Peier's church. Where Where mass mas;
friends invited. Interment St. Mary's
PILLOW. ELTON o, On Monday. Au-
%aa nan. St; i, ~ ELToS q ) PJLLoW, beloved sd
Is ,';S1 SS1Viysd M y i've sFo,hers; ITvn and b.S @
Mrs; .rvI,.y W "; Haley Ale Of GREY N,. va -
AUGUST ] . "a at $50 p.m IN INT fnterment m Ofs: Holfy-
wood Cemetery. Richmond Va.
POLLOCK. LILLIAN GRACE. On Tues
4iss Grssnwich parkway lillian GRACE
PoLL0CSK. Is,Sass beloved wife Of : Dr. Joseph
d
Services at Gawler's chapel. 1850 Pa
ave NV. on Thursday. AUGUST 4 Time
to be given later. 1nterment Thurmont
Md.
ROSSODIVITA. NICOLA On Tuesday
AUGUST 2. 1898: at GEORGETOWN University
husband of Maria Nicola and father of
Gaetano. Maria and Antonette Rossodivita
brother of Maria Sinibaldi Of Campbell.
Ohio. Remains resting at the w w.
Chambers Co. Southeast funeral home.
517 11th st. Sc.
Notice of funeral later
RUCKER. DANIEL On Tuesday. Au-
gust .. 1898. at his residence. 1910 La:
mont St NV. DANIEL RUCKER beloved
ia tl1er of Mrs. Ambrose Caliver and erand-
father of Jewel A. Caliver and John A.
Browder
Notice of funeral hereafter. ARRANGE
ments by MCGUIRE.
RUFF. HERBERT REDDING On Tues
q st. NE. HERBERT REDDiNG RUFF. ,he
beISved husband Ct Eth Ethslyn M Ruf1 and
l1a1naf s1uninnas - IN nv N. Chambers
Evening star., 1938-08-02

After As days of floating jagged gorges the Colo
rado RiDer Dr. Ezada CloDer gh l University OF Michigan
ootantst and Lois Jotter her assistant hoyn making them
day. They the only history to complete the
perous from Green Ruer Utah, to Boulder CITY,
L A.. p. WrephOtO
Evening star., 1938-08-02
Many Tiny Streams Make
THE MIGHTY RIVER

y
THE MIGHTY RIVER
Geography and mathematics prove that
all large rivers are only as large as they
are made to be by the number and size
of the tributaries that flow into them;
the more small streams that pour their
waters down to each river, the wider
and deeper the great river becomes; as
we stand on the green bank, look across
and marvel at the expanse of water, little
do we realize that such vaStneSs has its
beginning and depends for its existence
upon streams so numerous and so tiny!
Likeuise, successful business enterprises
are supplied u,ith consistent. profitable
sales BY the use of advertising; small
concerns particularly find that small ads,
run often and consistently, create a fouv
of publicity ,Vhich, in turn. builds the
business slo,Oly but surely into size
beyond all expectations: as each little
ad does its part. the. combined strength
and bo,Cer of this constant sales.eforf
produces steady fou, of increased
sales.volume. Star records shoe that
the cost of this small advertising is
returned wifh profit but that the cost
of NOT advertising is Extremely high
%. too high, in fact, to attempt to reckon!
X Phone National 5000; your call will
bring an Evening Star representative
to help you with your advertising prob
lens; he will show you HOW to adver.
tise more effectively, more economically
and with GREATER results.
Evening star., 1938-04-07
Spring Suits and Goats
Reduced

piece Sports Suits wool tweed jacket with wool gabar
dine skirt in contrasting color. Navy and brown Sizes
II ls. Were $685. Now " ---.- s14ss
Twopece Suits Of wool plaid tailored jacket plain
wool tweed skirt Blue brown. Sizes IL to s
Were $25 ------------ S1s75
4 Coats and Suits in wool, camelshar and wool tweed.
Full length, fitted models Short boxy styles and
black. Sizes IL to 16 Were S4995 Now $29ss
Three piece Suits Wool tweed with checked jacket
Navy tan Sizes IA to 49, Originally 995. Now &22
Threepece Suits. Plan-colored worsteds topped by
ported tweed worombo fleece Gray tan
IL to Is. Were S59e5. Now S37
l Three piece Suit Powder blue wood tweed; wool plaid
lining. Designed by Annette Simpson Size Is. Was so0
Now --------------- -- &e3 IS
Wool Tweed Topcoat with fine lynx pouch collar Oatmeal
shade swagger model Size is. Was $50 95 Now 34495
COATS SUITS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-04-07
Juniors Dress Shoes
s3'3 We're IS, $3.50

40 pairs patent leather, calf, and
cotton sabardine shoes. Sizes
AAA 5ha, 8, 61a, ~, .; IA 81, 8,
7. 8. 81, 8; A 5, 6h, ~, 3; B 4, 5,
Z, III.
IA Pairs Junior Misses White Elk
Corrected Oxfords. Slightly soiled.
Sizes AAA s, o.; IA 6, Z; A AZ. 61a,
Z: B 4, 5, 512, 61a, IN. Were $3.50.
Now S3,7S
20 Pairs Boys Oxfords, brown elk
moccasin type. Composition soles.
Sizes B l11a to l, S, 51a, s, 7h,
SO, 10; G II, 1lh. 121s. 1871, ~,
ga, .. 91a: Dill, III, IL, 171a. IL,
8. Were $3.50, s.. Now S2.95
CKrLDkEN's AND JUNIOR MIssEs'
exoEs. FouRrH T1ooa.
Evening star., 1938-04-07
Rugs Reduced
China, Earthenware Reduced

Close of Gloria Pattern English Earthenware.
Center floral design with light blue motif around
the shoulder.
81 piece Services for Eight Were $1750 Now-----S0
piece Service Eight. Originally sS155 SIS
Service for Six, 81 pieces. Originally Sl245
China Dinner Services Eight "a pieces center floral
design sprays around the shoulder ivory
Light motif around edge and center Of shoulder Were
S2I So Now S14.O
CIoseout Of Gloria Pottern Open Stock.
"a Dinner Plates S-nch. Were soc. 60
Breakfast Plates, 7-nch Were Soc.
ss Bread and Butter Plates 4-inc Were Soc Now--1Se
n Tea Plates 6-inch Were 4oc.
Soup Plates. Were %0c
10 Fruit Dishes. soc.
81 Teasups and Saucers Were 6Oc. Now
6 Cream Soups and Were soo
Bakers Finch. Were 81.
Chop Piates Were s.
Patters 1o-inch Were $l2S.
: Platters 12nch. Were $2
Platters 14-nch. Were 49,
l Sugar Bowl and Cover Was 31.75
Salad Bowls s-inch. Were $25.
CIoseout Of Concord PIotinum Decoration.
13 Service Plates. Were $2e5 Now
Is Breakfast Plates, finch. Were 81.
Is Bread and Butter Plates. Were $115 Now------7Se
IL Teacups and SaueerA Were $2e5. Now
IL Cream Soups and Saucers. Were -. Now------S27S
1 Coffee Pot. Was 111.50. $3.50
China Service Pfats odd patterns Originally 25s
Is Pitcher IN choice Of yellow dots Were
SOC Now 3Oo
Kitchen P4teherA wers loc Now--.--------------sSs
CHzRA, FIFTH FLoca.
Evening star., 1938-04-07
Women's Daytime Dresses

Were SI695
rayon crepe dresses and wool coat ensembles. Sizes
"a to 49,
Rayon Crepe With peated skirts In black and
Sizes 1e to a. Were $40 eS Now $3.50
10 Pure Silk Print Crepe and Plain kAyon Cfsps Dressee
Sizes 50 to a. Were 1895 Now S1s.75
Pure Silk Print Crepe Dresses and si And RAyon Crepes
with lingerie print trim. Sizes 36 TO a. Were S4ss5
For Shorter Women.
2, Rayon Pastel Dresses and P1rs Sk Pnts Sizes
1874 to 24h7. Were 3l6.eS. Now 1895
For Larger Women.
Crepe with color contrast and print trim
Sizes 421a to 4sa, s2h Were S16ss Now ------Ss.s5
WoMENs Dresses, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-04-07
Furniture Reduced

20 Unpanted Three Fold Type Venetian Screens
tionary shutters Were As Now -------- - S2A5
Chair overstufed with bark velvet upholstery
$50 Now $49.50
Glider Junior size. frame with green and orange
cushions Was $27.50. Now $19.75
l Refectory Table oak. Was $88 SNow - S44
Modern Server with drawer Mansonia wood Originally
$50. Now --- $12.25
Lounge Chair, green leather with down cushion Was
Occasional Chair. Philippine mahogany FRAME cotton
goldcolored tapestry Was $12.50. Now - - $925
Living Room Chair with green brocatee cover Chppen-
dale style Was $42. Now S3l so
Kneehole Vanity, maple wood swinging mirror seven
drawers. Was S46.50 Now ---------- $35
Buffet, walnut, modern Unusually large storage space
Originally $3.50. Now S5425
Metal Table obong shape color Was SIS Now $s5
Occasional Chair with gold coored cotton damask
Was $3.50 Now
Flip Top End Table, modern STYLE Mansonia wood Top
slightly warped. Was $25 Now w----------------S1775
! Kitchen Table. stained Was $6. Now $3.50
Kidneyshape Vanity Bench stained Was $780, Now $11o
Occasional Chair blue cotton tapestry Was $3s
Now $27
, Unfinished Serving Tables. $3.50. Now $685.
Mahogany Console Table small nlaid design front Was
$3.50. Now S1s.7S
Folding Beach Chair, blue cotton with white ball
fringe. Was SIS Now &11
Green Tray and Stand, white with green trays
Was S625. Now ----. - $3.50
Metal Side Chairs. White with eatherette seats
$1750. Now ----- - .- SO
Armchair to match above Was &2o Now so
Green Tray and Stand Was S. Now $1.5o
l White End Table. Chrominum- plated and wood Was
Sl4 Now ----.....-.-----------S9. 50. 50
FURNITURE, Sixth FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-04-07
Chaise tongues and Boudoir
Ottomans Reduced ~
and More

Chaise Tongues reversible seat cushions. hed backs
Floral chntz Two blue rose, two green Org
naly $27.50 Now $3.50
Chase Longue reversible seat cushions attached pillow
backs floral cintz in green blue Was $3.50
Now Sl6.S
Boudoar ottomans rayon blue, green gold,
orchid Originally 49,
Boudor Chair, pillow back, reversible seat cushion. En-
brodered blue taeta Was $3.50 Now 322S8
Single Innerspring Mattresses cotton damask ticking
Green and Were $3.50. $3.50
Single Box Springs, beige cotton damask ticking Were
$3.50. Now $3.50
Double Spring.. Green cotton damask
ticking Were $3.50. Now $3.50
Box Spring, Tan-and- white stripe. cotton
ticking Was $22.50 Now Sl67s
Snges1e 3sx72 InnersprinE Mattress. Gold tick
ing Was s5975. Now ---------- ------- 1880
Single Metal Bed Panel head and foot board Was
SIG. 1918
Singe-size Metal Bed Imitation walnut finish. origi
nally $16.75. -
Double Box Spring. cotton damask ticking
was $3.50 ---sio.''
Cotton inches wide Blue-andwhite stripe
ticking Was $40. S7.5U
LAYER Felt Mattress inches wide Grayand-tan stripe
cotton ticking $2250. Now
Cotton single sze Blueand-w white stripe cotton
ticking Was $40.
Three quarter Spring. Tan-and white stripe
cotton ticking Was $3450. Now --------$24.5o
Mattress Tan and white cotton tick
ing. $3.50
quarter Box Spring. Green cotton damask tick
ing Was s39 so. Now $3.50
Layer Mattress 3ox74 striped cotton ticking Was $l5
Now ---------- $l1
Layer Felt Mattress, sox74 striped cotton ticking
$3.50 Now $13.75
Single size Layer Mattress white stripe
ticking. Was $2450 Now
BEDS AND BEDDING, SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-04-07
Juniors Dresses, '5'95

We're s7.9S
10 juniors dresses. Spring prints
and pestels. sheer and heavy navy
rayon crepes. and rayon taffetas.
Sizes II to IS
Pastel Woolen Frocks, beige.
pink. blue. Sizes IL to IS. Were
&1295. Now Ss Ss.95
& Suede Leather Jenkins, rust,
chamois. wine, and brown. Small.
medium, and large sizes. Were
&395. Now $2. $2.95
IL Twin Sweater Wool Sets, match
ing and contrasting colors. Sizes
IL to II. Were 1895. Now &2.95
5 Valcuna Knit Wool Suits in
brown and green. Sizes IS and
II. Were $12.95. Now
junior MISSES DRESSES,
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-04-07
Radiator Shields
$50 OFF
Slightly imperfect metal shields In
walnut and ivory finishes.
Juniors Silk |kNishtsowns
T's' Were So

IL gowns in assorted dotted silk
crepe. Sizes ii to 10.
Is One-piece Combinations in ray
on. Tearose, flesh. and white.
Juniors sizes IS and is. Were
81. Now $50
3 Juniors Two-way Stretch Girdles
woven with Lastex yarn. Small
and medium sizes. Were 81.
Now Sl.aS
rs One-piece Cotton Knit SIeepers
with feet, some with hoods. Peach
and pink. Sizes IA. is. 80, 81.
Originally S265 and SO. Now CSC
IL pairs Paiamas, two-piece, in
slightly weighted silk crepe and
satin. Tearose and blue. Sizes 13.
IS, II. Were 50. Now $1.95
"a Girls Cotton Slips. handmade,
built-up shoulders, ruf1ie bottoms.
Sizes 8 to IL. Were s1.25. Now -s5c
GIRLS FURNISHINGS, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-04-07
Chldren's Dresses, SIS

We're So :.
IS rayon taffeta frocks In aqua,
pink, peach, and blue. Sizes 4, 5.
and s.
Is Children's Wool Caps In blue.
brown, and maroon. Were 85c and
81. Now -------- $50
5 Ski Suits in wool, 3-piece; brown.
navy, and green. Sizes 3 and 4.
Originally $10.s5. Now-----A.s5
JuvENLEs' APPARLl, FOURTH Floor.
Evening star., 1938-04-07
Lounging Paiamas, '5'''

We're SIO.95
silk-and-rayon satin short sleeve
lounging pajamas. Dusty. aqua
and wine. Sizes IA, is. and ls
4 Rayon Crepe Lounging Pajamas.
Lighter shade tops with darker
blending trousers. Blue. green. and
rust. Sizes IA, l6, and 20. Were
S595. Now -----------$3 1895
s Rayon Chenille House Coats with
slide fastener in back. Wine, green.
and black Sizes IA, is, 10, and 20.
Originally $l0.95. Now - $4.45
: Rayon Chenille LounEing
Pajamas In wine. green. and black.
Sizes IL, 1s, and 20. Were $l0.95.
NEGLIGEEs, THIRD FLOOR,
Evening star., 1938-04-07
ChiIdren's Socks
6 pair, s. We're 7se, Csc
300 pairs IN broken sizes and colors.
CHrlDREN's HOSIERY, AISLE II,
FIRST Floor.
Girls Street Dresses
5 $50

$3.50
Originally sS.9S, N.9S
Is dresses in rayon crepe and rayon
taffeta, for teen-ager's and cf1ub-
bees. Solid colors and prints.
Sizes IL to Is.
~ Rayon Dresses, teen-ager's solid
colors and prints. Sizes II to Is.
Were 1895. Now $3.50
20 Girls' and Teens Cotton Dresses
in solid colors and prints. Sizes I
to is. Were SO to $3.95. Now &2.25
II Cotton Dresses for girls and
teen-agers, in assorted prints.
Sizes 7, 8, II, IA, and 16. Were
g. Now -$1.25
GIRLS APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-04-07

Originally $3.50 to $3.50
400 pairs spring shoes in wool
gabardine and kid. Black, blue.
brown. The group includes Matrix.
Pandora gold kid evening shoes
and alligator styles.
WoMN's SHoEs, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-04-07
WoodthroP CirdIes
s2's5 w.,s IS

IA step-in girdles Of rayon satin cotton andrayon
elastic batiste. Tearose and white Sizes ~ to 32
Le piece Foundations Of cotton -and-rayon
lace tops Some halt sizes Sizes
50 to a. Were $3.50. As5
Maiden Form Maternity Brassieres Of cotton batse
Talon fastened Sizes 50, 40 A. Were $3.50. Now s1a5
s Rengo Belt One piece Foundations Some
belts Rayon- cotton batse and cotton lace
tops Sizes -, 3s 80, So 4o Were IS. Now-----S2s5
CoAsErs THIRD Ftooa.
Evening star., 1938-04-07
Carriage Covers, 'l'''

Originally H95
10 covers in cotton plush, applique
trim. Pink or blue.
IL Cotton Covers, pink or blue.
Originally $295. Now $50
; Cotton Buntings. Originally 81.
Now $50
l Quilt, pink rayon crepe de chine,
cotton filled. Was $4.95. Now $2.95
Fancy Cotton Buntinxs. Origi-
nally $10.95. Now-$2 $2.9S
INFANTS APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-04-07
Girls Hats, 95e

VT1g1UUTIv %
IS "Collegette' classic fur felt
sports rollers in wine. rust, green,
brown, and black.
10 Children's Wool Felt Calots and
Small Hats-navy and brown.
Originally $50 and -. Now CSC
GIRLS MILLINERY, FOURTH FLOOR.