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oughness Is perhaps his foremost char
acteristic, for he knows the mechanics
OF acting and drama perfectly, and
has used this knowledge in writing his
many theatrical articles and his plays,
including Puppets and Passion and
"Foolscap." both of which have had
extended runs in this country.
In person he is quiet and almost
retiring, but he has a nice sense of
humor and can-and does-talk bril-
liantly on a wide variety of subjects
with an amazing fluency and COM
mand Of English, although he didn't
know a word Of the language when he
came to this country. He is happily
married to an American girl whom hi
met soon after his arrival.
Evening star., 1938-03-27
Heffernan
Continued From Page FLY

Bette Davis and her mother. Mrs.
Ruth Davis has been silent partner
in Bette's long struggle for both stage
and screen recognition. When Bette
can't answer q question about her
self she invariably says: Call mother.
She'll know. She does most of my
thinking for me, anyhow" Mrs. Davis
actually does lot of Bette's think
ing, planning and has a hand in her
financial affairs.
The Cagney brother partnership IS
paralleled in importance only by that
of the Bing Crosbys. Jimmys brother,
Bill, who started out to be an actor,
settled down several years ago and de-
voted himself exclusively to managing
Jimmys affairs. He is regarded to-
day as one of the shrewdest agents in
Hollywood.
A few years ago, when it became
apparent to Bing Crosby that he
seemed headed toward quite a career,
he took on two brothers, Everett and
Larry, and his father In organizing a
company known as Bing Crosby, Inc.
It handles q bit of everything that
may do the Crosbys some good IN a
financial way.
Dick Powell and Richard Dix prob
ably have more relatives than most
screen folks. Dick has often said he
has q million Of 'em" and events
seem to prove that he has at least a
good many. Dix has about Is depend
ents scattered over the country and
his father, Ernest Brimmer, is kept
active and happy managing five apart
ment buildings his son owns.
Jack Benny is surrounded by rela-
tives in various capacities. His wife,
Mary Livingstone, has brother, Hill
lard Marx, on the pay roll as Jacks
secretary, and her sister, Babe, is an
assistant. Oracle Allen and George
Burns depend lot on Georges BROTH
er, Bill, who manages their radio and
Evening star., 1938-03-27
Julia Faye's
Comeback
Begins
Once Famed Star
In Bit Role at
Paramount.

HOLLYWOOD.
= HE used to be a star, drawing a
salary that ran well into four
figures every week.
Like Dietrich, she was known
as the woman with the most beauti-
ful legs in Hollywood"
And she once beat Carole Lombard
out Of a part.
Those are few of Julia Faye,s
memories of bygone fame as she goes
through bit" role in Paramount,s
You and Me" at the start of the
comeback trail.
Out of pictures for six years, this
still shapely brunette. into whose hair
little gray is creeping, has no delu-
slons OF recapturing her one-time
glamour. but does believe that she
can carve herself second career" in
featured character roles.
Julia Faye was a DE Mile dis
coVery" She played in The Ten
Commandments" The Volsa Boat
man" Chicago" The Goddess Girl
and Dynamite" to name a few of her
pictures.
Evening star., 1938-03-27
THURSDAY

Trouble at Mid
night" and Holly
/ wood Roundup"
William Powell an
AnnabellA in Bar
i oness and Butler"
Allan Jones and
Judy Garland in
Everybody Sing"
! Carole Lombard an,
i Fred MacMurray In
True Confession.
! Gary Cooper. Fran
S chot Tone, in Live
Of a Bengal Lancer.
Bob Burns and
Jack Oakie in
'l"Radio City Revels.
I Fat OBrien and
Wayne Morris in
Submarine D-1."
: Virginia Bruce, Mel
} vyn Douglas. "Arsen
Lupin Returns"
Walter Winchell an,
Ben Bernie in
l"Love and Kisses.
Seven Sinners"
Geo. Murphy in "Th
Women Men Marry.
Joan Bennett. Henr,
Fonda. in II Met M,
/ Love Again"
Robert Young and
Mary Astor in
l"Paradise for Three.
/ Frank Morgan and
/ Robert Young in
Paradise for Three
Johnny Mack Brow
in a reissue OF
Billy tho Kid"
Joel McCrea and
Frances Dee in
Wells Fargo"
i Frederic March
THE Buccaneer."
Polo joe"
/ Claudette Colbert II
Il Met Him in Paris.
Henry Fonda. Joal
Bennett. in II Me
Ny Love Again"
Fredric March and
Franciska Gaal in
y The Buccaneer."
Eleanor Holm Jarret
! and Glen Morris IL
.'Tarzan's Revenge.
Rich Relations"
Fred Stone in
i" "Hideaway."
Fredric March
in
Anthony Adverse. "
Allan Jones and
Judy Garland in
Everybody Sing"
Humphrey Bogart
| IN
Swing Your Lady"
George Brent. Olivi,
de Havilland. Gold I
Where You Find It.
Bob Burns and
Jack Oakie in
Radio City Revels.'
William Powell ant
Annabella in Bar
oness and the Butler.
Joel McCrea and
Bob Burns in
Wells Fargo"
| Walter Connolly an,
Jean Parker in
"Penitentiary."
Constance Bennett
and Brian Aherne in
"Merrily We Live. "
Patric Knowles an,
Ann Sheridan in PA
tient in Room 1s.'
Sylvia Sidney and
Joel McCrea in
Dead End"
l William Powell an,
: Annabella in Bar
oness and the Butler.
Idol of the Crowds.
i William Powell in
Double Wedding"
Women in Prison.
Gary Cooper in MI
Deeds Goes to Town.
Robert Taylor and
Maureen O'Sullivan.
"A Yank at oxford.
Joel McCrea and
Frances Dee in
! Wells Fargo"
Spencer Tracy and
\ Joan Crawford in
"Mannequin."
: Virginia Bruce. Mel
; vyn Douglas. "Arsen
Lupin Returns"
! George Brent. Olivi,
S de Havilland. Gold l
Where You Find 1t.
w. C. Fields an,
Martha Raye in "Bil
Broadcast OF 1888.
Glenda Farrell
in
BLONDES at Work"
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Photoplays in Washington Theaters This Week
SATURDAY

The Singing Outlaw"
Weldon Hepburn in
The 18th Man"
Warner GLAND in
Charlie Chan at
Monte Carlo"
Hawaiian Buckaroo"
and
II Was a Spy"
"Headin' East" and
Beg. Borrow or
Steal"
John Wayne
in
Adventures End"
Gene Raymond and
Ann Sothern in "She's
Got Everything"
BLACK Doll" and
See O'Reilly to
McNab."
Wayne Morris and
Priscilla Lane, Love.
Honor and Behave"
Blonde Trouble. ="
Tex Ritter. TEX Rides
With Boy Scouts"
''Borderland."
Lewis Stone in THE
Man Who Cried Wolf"
Judy Garland. Mickey
Rooney. "Thorough-
breds Don't Cry"
Paul Mum in
THE Life of Emile
Zola."
BOD Burns and
Jack Oakie in
Radio City Revels."
Gene Arty in Public
Cowboy No. l." Also
Charlie Mccarthy.
Bob Baker and Lois
January in Courage
of the West"
Frank Morgan in
Beg. Borrow or
Steal"
Green Light"
Dolores Del Rio in
Accused"
Nonstop New York"
and She's Got
Everything"
You're Only Young
Once" and She's Got
Everything.
Richard DIX in
"It Happened in
HOLLYWOOD"
call Mesuuiteers"
and
The Lady Behaves"
Fredric March
in
"Anthony Adverse"
Daniel Boone"
Ann sheridan in Pa
tient in Room 1s."
"Sh! The Octopus!"
John Wayne in
Born to the West" !"
Love on a Budget"
and "Penrod and His
Twin Brother"
Swing Your Lady"
Miriam HOPKINS in
Wise Girl"
Wayne Morris and
Priscilla Lane. Love.
Honor and Behave" +"
And Sudden Death"
Buck Jones in Boss
OF Lonely Valley"
Dorothy Lamour and
Jon Hall in
Hurricane"
Constance Bennett
and Brian Aherne in
"Merrily We Live"
Mae West and Edmund
Lowe in Every Day s
a Holiday"
Rolling Caravans"
Jack Holt in
Trapped by G-Men."
Humphrey Bogart and
Frank HcHugh in
Swing Your Lady"
Midnight Madonna"
and Courage of the
West"
Change of Heart"
Warner GLAND. Chan
at Monte Carlo"
Robert Taylor and
Maureen O'Sullivan,
"A Yank at oxford" "
Patient in Room 1S."
Nan Grey in
The Black DOLL"
You're Only Young
Once and Holly
wood Roundup"
Jackie Cooper
in
Boy Of the Streets"
Jane Withers and
Stuart Erwin in
Checkers"
w. c. Fields and
Martha Raye in big
Broadcast of 1898"
Mickey Rooney and
Lewis Stone. You're
Only Young Once"
--------------------
Evening star., 1938-03-27

Trouble at Mid,
night" and Holly
wood Roundup"
William Powell ant
AnnabellA in Bar
oneSS and Butler"
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picture affairs and makes himself q
general balance wheel

picture affairs and makes himself q
general balance wheel
Many actresses depend on mothers.
Kay Francis, Olivia de Havilland, Joan
Fontaine, Anita Louise, Eleanore Whit
ney. Mary Carlisle, Anne Shirley and
Ginger Rogers are a few Following
in the footsteps of the screens first
famous mother. Mrs. Charlotte Pick
ford, who managed Mary's affairs so
successfully, they act as contact ad-
visers and counselors on love affairs
and investments. Little Miss Shirley
is building q s5O,O00 trust fund for
her mother-because when Anne was
years old her mother refused a $50
900 adoption offer from Director Her.
bert Brenon.
Mothers are also involved in the ca
reers of several famous screen sons.
Nelson Eddy and his mother are nsep-
Evening star., 1938-03-27
Ben Blue Travels.

REN BLUE, dancing hlm comedian,
Is to leave Hollywood for a per-
sonal appearance tour that will take
him to leading Eastern cities as soon
as his role in his current picture,
"Cocoanut Grove" starring Fred Mac
Murray, is completed.
Following his appearance in New
York. Blue will show in Chicago, De-
troit, Philadelphia. Washington and
possibly one or two other cities.
Evening star., 1938-03-27
DANCING.

PEYTON PENN STUDIO, 1145 st. NV,
Met 1880. Modern dancing, ballroom q
speclaIIy Phone evening for appt.
The Edward F. Miller Studio
S14 18th ST. NATIONAL sO93
For Discriminating People
Evening star., 1938-03-27

George Brent. Olivia
de Havilland. Gold Is
Where You Find It."
w. C. Fields and
Martha Raye in Big
Broadcast OF 1888"
Glenda Farrell
IN
BLONDES at Work"
Evening star., 1938-03-27

arabic. So are Milton Berle and
Queenie Berle. who has managed the
comedians affairs throughout his life
on stage and screen. Fred MacMurray
recently bought a large apartment
building so his mother wouldn't find
time hanging on her hands. She COL
lects the rents and acts as overseer.
SO, on the whole. relatives Of the
movie great aren't doing so badly. Only
occasionally does player make liar
Evening star., 1938-03-27
FRIDAY

Trouble at Md
night" and Holly
wood Round-up."
William Powell AM
Annabella in Bar
oness and Butler"
Mickey Rooney an,
Lewis Stone, Your,
Only Young Once"
Carole Lombard an,
Fred MacMurray in
| True Confession.
| Tim Mccoy in
West of the Rain
bows End"
| Bob Burns and
Jack Oakie in
Radio City Revels.
/ Pat C'Brien and
Wayne Morris in
Submarine D-1."
Walter Huston and
James Stewart in
"Of Human Hearts.
Walter Winchell ant
Ben Bernie in
Love and Kisses"
Seven Sinners"
Geo. Murphy in 9TH,
Women Men Marry
Mickey Rooney an,
Lewis Stone. Your,
Only Young Once"
Robert Young and
Mary Astor in
Paradise for Three.
Charles Laughton an,
Charlie Ruggles in
"Rugeles Of Red Gap
Frank Morgan
in
Paradise for Three
Joel McCrea and
Frances Dee in
Wells Fargo"
Frederic March
in
The Buccaneer."
Green Light"
Dolores Del Rio in
Accused"
Frank Morgan and
Robert Young in
Paradise for Three. ;
Fredric March and
Franciska Gaal in
The Buccaneer. "
Bob Baker in
Courage OF the
West"
Rich Relations"
Fred Stone in
"Hideaway."
Fredric March
in
-"Anthony Adverse /"
Allan Jones and
Judy Garland in
Everybody Sing"
Humphrey Bogart
in
Swing Your Lady. ="
George Brent. Olivii
de Havilland. Gold I.
Where You Find tt
Swing Your Lady
Miriam HOPKINS in
Wise Girl"
william Powell ant
Annabella in Bar
oness and the Butler.
Joel McCrea and
Bob Burns in
Wells Fargo"
Dorothy Lamour an,
Jon Hall in
Hurricane"
Constance Bennett
and Brian Aherne in
"Merrily We Live"
William Boyd in
"Hopalons Rides
Again"
Sylvia Sidney and
Joel McCrea in
' Dead End"
Walter Huston and
James Stewart in
of Human Hearts.
Idol OF the Crowds.
William Powell in
Double Wedding.
Change of Heart"
Warner GLAND. "Chal
at Monte Carlo"
Robert Taylor and
Maureen O'Sullivan.
"A Yank at oxford.
Miriam Hopkins ant
Ray Milland in
Wise Girl"
Spencer Tracy and
Joan Crawford in
Ma nnequin.
Gladys Swarthout an,
John Boles, Romano.
in the Dark"
Gla dys Swarthout an,
John Boles. Romano,
in the Dark" p"
w. C. Fields an,
Martha Rave in "Bi,
Broadcast OF 1898.
Dolores Del Rio in
international Settle
ment."
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out OF his press agent by beating his
wife in public or refusing to pay the
rent for his small brothers and sisters.
tcopyrisht, 1928 by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Inc.)
Evening star., 1938-11-17
Berwyn Man Acquitted
In Shooting Of Boys

George A. Cooley. II, of Berwyn,
Nd, yesterday was found not guilty
of a charge of assault with a dan
gerous weapon in the shooting of
three boys at his home Halloween
night.
Mr.. Cooley. through his attorney,
John F. Lillard, ST., pleaded not
guilty when arraigned before Po-
lice Magistrate George B. Merrick
In the Hyattsville police court. He
admitted. however, he fired one shot
from double-barreled shotgun at
boys he believed to be stoning his
home and chicken houses.
The three youths, Jack Manus,
IA; Milton Woods, jr., IL, and Ro-
land Woods, IS, all testified they
were struck by shot from the gun,
the small bird shot taking effect
below their waistline. Mr.. Cooley
said he thought he was firing a
blank shell.
Mr.. Cooley. who brought several
character witnesses, including Harry
w. McNamee, president of the Prince
Georges county board of commits
sioners, in to testify to his good
character, showed the court a scar
on his head where he said one Of
the stones thrown by boys as Hal
loween prank struck him. County
Policeman Henry C. Briscoe and
Richard A. Pearson testified they
believed Mr. Cooley to have been
injured more seriously than the
boys.
The boys denied having thrown
stones at the house
I'VE had just been soaping store
windows and ringing doorbells,'
each of them testified.
Evening star., 1938-11-17
$7,159 Is Paid Here
In Social Security

Old-age insurance claims certified
here in october totaled 100, and
payments s7159.39, the Social Sc
curity Board announced today.
These payments are made to wage
earners reaching IS or to the estates
OF those dying.
In the country as a whole the
claims were ISIS, and payments
$l,082 ,621.42, for an average Of $61.81,
the highest monthly average since
payments were started in January,
1887.
The lump-sum payments will be
made until the monthly schedule of
benefits goes into effect January l,
1912. They amount to 312 per cent
of wages earned since January !,
1887.
Evening star., 1938-11-17
Array Of Witnesses
Called in Berry
Kidnap Trial
Torture Victims Wife
Sobs as She Tells
Of Abduction
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
OLYMPIA, Wash, Nov. 1.-THE
State summoned another array Of
witnesses today to testify against DR..
Kent w. Berry and three codefend-
ants accused of the torture kidnap-
ing of Irving Baker, former Coast
Guard lieutenant.
The prosecution reached its first
dramatic climax yesterday when
Mrs. Suzanne Baker, pretty brunette
wife of the complaining witness,
was called to the stand to describe
how her husband was removed from
his home through a ruse, only to
return several hours later badly
beaten.
Mrs. Baker testified that William
McAloon and Robert H. Smith, two
OF the defendants, forced Baker to
leave with them after displaying
faxed warrant for his arrest. Nc
Aloon, she said, held pistol at
Bakers back, while both men pinned
Bakers arms to his side, then drove
away with him.
Mrs. Baker Sobs.
Mrs. Baker brfke into tears as
she described her husbands condi-
ton when he returned home. He
was covered with blood" she said;
"blood matted his hair The whole
side OF his face was swollen and
and bloody, his mouth was swollen.
his ear cut and he could hardly
walk"
A short time before, Mrs. Smith,
wife of the defendant Smith, testi-
fled her husband left home with
Berry the evening Of August 10. tell
ing her he was going to examine
bird dog the physician told him he
contemplated buying.
Parade Of Witnesses.
Throughout yesterday a parade OF
witnesses described the kidnapping
they said was planned in minute
detail weeks ahead in revenge for
what Berry told them was an as
sault on his wife by Baker as the
elimination of a Fourth OF July
party.
Leo Currie of Montesano testified
Berry even represented in advance
his pretty wife would confront Baker
and witness the beating, although
apparently she did not.
Currie and three other Montesano
residents said they refused to take
part in the plot.
Evening star., 1938-11-17
Recovering From Burns

Naomi Sheler, II, was reported re-
covering today from burns on the
neck, face and hands received when
a stove exploded yesterday after
noon in a home where she is en-
ployed, in the 5000 block of Seventh
street NV. She was treated at
Emergency Hospital. Firemen were
called to extinguished the blaze in
the kitchen.
Evening star., 1938-11-17
Don't Let Constipation
Drag On!

Do you often have days when you
wake up tired-when you feel dull,
sunk, all begged down.? It's
time you did something about 1t.
And something more than Just
taking . physic! You should get
at the cause of the trouble!
II you eat what most people do
just bread, meat. potatoes
chances are that just this fact IS
responsible: you don't get enough
bulk" And bulk" doesn't mean
q lot Of food. 1t means . kind Of
food that isn't consumed in the
body, but leaves 4 soft :bulky"
mass in the intestiues that helps
. bowel movement.
If this is your trouble, what you.
need is crisp crunchy Kellogg's
All.Bran for breakfast. It CON-
tains bulk" plus Natures great
intestinal tonic, vjtamin b..
Eat it every day, drink plenty
Of water, and see II your old
sparkle doesn't come back! Made
by Kellogg IN Battle Creek.
Evening star., 1938-11-17

More motoring and cycling tour
lists visited Ireland this year than
in any recent twelvemonth. !.
Evening star., 1938-11-17
CURTAINS

Is0) PANELS and HALF FAIR CUK-
TAINS. Fine quality lace. open mesh
or filet weaves. Short lengths. AOn
ca. 4OC
900 SAMPLE LACE CURTAINS. Half
pairs of open mesh laces; also filet
weaves. Regularly much 10n
more -- - --ea. Il oO
g bolts) DRAPERY DAMASK. Bro
cade in al-over patterns. Null O0G
berry only. Regularly 19c 80
u5O SASH CURTAINS. Novelty
tailored and ruined styles. u1n
Regularly 19c pr. l. ~
(20 BOUDOIR CHAIR COVERS.
Glazed chintz. Bound seams.
Pleated ruf!les. Regularly coo
l 90 OOS
t2OO) LACE CURTAIN PIECES. Sample
lengths of attractive laces. 1An
Regularly 19c to 29c. ca. 1VS
Third Floor
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GIRLS. INFANTS

t35p SKIRTS AND BLOUSES. Plaid
skirts and solid color blouses. Sizes
! o@ to H. Regularly 7sc and 39c
(o5) SKIRTS. Plain colors and mix
lures. Sizes 7 to "A. Resu- G1C
's55 RXYON UNDIEs. Bloomers and
panties broken sizes to l6. 1So
Regularly o9c AoN
drindl styles sizes 3 to 6. SQ0
to "a. ReaIlarly 99c OOS
G5o ALL WOOL BONNETS AND Hell
ME-, Mhrs' R.sn;s1l1 xnsSEs in r % pink and CSC
(25) SILK BONNETS. Pink
only; slightly soiled. Regu- HQ0
1:5) RAINCOATs. Colorful plaids
in broken sizes. Regularly zzO
(3On RAYON DRESSES. Light and
dark colors; sizes 3 to IA. zz0
Regularly 1.15
Second Floor
Evening star., 1938-11-17

(s) KLEINERT'S BRAFORMS. Sizes
"A and 46 only. Regularly Coz
t81 HICKORY BRAssIEREs with
shields. Soiled from display. I M
Regularly $500 AsVO
ID VELVET HAT STANDS. OQ1.
Regularly SOC SOO
Also used for lumberjacks and slOo
leather coats. Regularly SOC oOC
f2) GIRDLES. Two-way setretch;
small sa1a1 ;ad sad medium Sizes Resu- 35c
(3sj SHAVING BRUSHES. Regu- o.
larly 25c OC
crescent shapes. Assorted sizes. unn
Regularly CSC AOC
u9) STAMPED KITCHEN
TOWELS. Fine linen. Regu- OAO
larly :}ac CIV
U8O BUTTONS. Assorted colors Qo
and sizes. Regularly 10c. card O0
Main Floor
Evening star., 1938-11-17
MEMS CLOTHES

t5) YOUNG MEMS SUITS. Regularly
u 80, 40: lonss-
1I44 short-l/42; stout II %
1/3a. Regularly 1925 1seO
ID YOUNG MANS OvERCOAT. Grey
check: size 3e short. ReGu- q o.
larly 1925 SSss1s1
a. YOUNG MEMS OVERCOATS.
Fine fleece; half belts.
.sa; lla5. iIss' s|42. 1898
(5) RAINCOATS. 2/38, 3/42.
Grey and brown. Resu- Or
larly 295 ---- As~&S
a. WORK PANTS. 3/3s. GQ0
1/42. Regularly 1.50 O~SO
uO SPORT STACKS. Belts to match.
Sizes 20 to SO. Regularly . Ar
3.9S
ts, PANTS TAKEN FROM SUITS.
Light shades; sizes % to 0Q
81. Regularly 39S AsO1S
Main Floor
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GLOVES

5000 REAL KID GLOVES. Novelty
styles. Slight seconds. Also
some perfect capeskins. Regu- 90,
nss) SUEDE AND CAPE GLOVES.
Slipon and novelty styles. Seconds
and soiled. Regularly 1.29 to zQ<p
nss) i? FAMOUS MAKE GLOVES. Nov
city fabrics. Assorted styles 90,
and colors Regularly SOC OOO
(2O6) WOOL GLOVES. Novel styles
and colors. Sizes to 8. Reg lQIs
IeIsI FABRIC GLOVES. slipons III
black. brown and colors. Sizes O0H,
g to s. Regularly 39c and soc SN
u81) CHILDREN'S WOOL GLOVES.
Bright colors. Sizes 4 to :. OOO
Ci6Oj FABRIC GLOVES. Odds and
ends Bengaline. Cotton. etc.
Broken sizes and colors. Reg 0D
Main Floor
Evening star., 1938-11-17
DOMESTICS

(5) BEDSPREADS. S1x1O5. Cotton.
Colonial Gn type. Seconds Reg 49c
10 BLANKET. 7oxso. all-wool plaid.
sllshtly nx soiled' Regularly 4.49
UD ARMY BLANKETS. P.rt-vool.
park srey. Regularly .&
1se, scanned BLEACHEp SHEETS.
72x90. Perfect quality. Double 2Q0
bed size. Regularly Soc - Os1C
D ALL-WOOL BLANKET: Solid old
r ECss. ss 7o1so' Regularly 3.49
(e) 2bes WOOL BLANKETS. 7OxsO.
two,tone. Seconds Reg .49
l2, AUTO ROBES. Part;vool: Col
orful plaids. Regularly Ia
Sss5 Ssss5 s.AskEIs;i. s,,si. 7oiso; ,s,.. P.!t-:es5; ~
p9s5' 9so2 b2fxGHkp R2fES{ssly 1'esH SHEETS. s4xao.
Fine Fine quality. scanned. No E7~
strrshA 5 aANpEEWirk SsES7fT2k sPsEAns. ses asx,os
Hand-tufted. soiled. Req I QQ
11sF'y %N ysiExcH.p 4 a SHEETS. silver xine.
hss, 1s, rNBLrAcHyD sByEr!NG REM
NANTs. ..7e-irch. CLOSELY woven.
Heavy quality. Regularly 12lhc
ass ssss, uS.tEAcrrp sHzee!srs. -
.7exaa: Extra heavy. Resu- z7N
ter's =, spAYov "a sRorApE .vnspeF.ns.
s4xlos Seconds. Resu- 40
Goldenbero's-Mdin Floor
Evening star., 1938-11-17
OILCLOTH. ETC.

OILCLOTH. ETC.
reversible oilcloth. Regularly IN,
csc ca. 1VC
l3) TABLE COVERS Extra long:
stainless; 54x9O; soiled from Q0n
display. Regularly $50 49, OOC
U5O) OILCLOTH sCARFS Scalloped
edge. assorted sizes. Regularly Qn
15c to 25c ~
(25) DECORATIVE CURTAIN RODS.
% to 4S extension. Regu- z0O
larly 9Sc comp. sO~
90 CORNICES. Wood extension %
to as; ivory or gold color. 90
Regular 229 AsNO
Third Floor
Evening star., 1938-11-17
BOYS WEAR

1887 PAJAMAS. Outing flannel. one
piece style; sizes to IL. 0z0
1ssL 5s5o5 ALL"WooL KNIT CAPS. Com
bination colors for boys and SO
girls. Regularly 29c A
G2O) SHIRTS AND SHORTS. Some
stripes. Cream white and tinted. 20
to "a. Regularly 35c to OzR
Main Floor
Evening star., 1938-11-17

FURNITURE


U CRICKET CHAIR. Blue chintz
cover; solid maple frame. 0Q
Regularly 49S 1sOeD
% WALNUT BOOK TROUGH END
TABLE. Attractive style. 00n
Regularly 1893 -- OOC
go WINDSOR CHAIRS. Slightly
marred. Walnut finish: full
Windsor back. Regularly 4 m
u WALNUT CHEST. shopworn and
marred; 4 drawers, extra jew z m
elry drawer. Regularly 1900 OsVV
% SOLID MAPLE BEDROOM. Bed.
chest-on-chest and vanity: three lovely
pieces; floor sam ples. Osl On
Regularly 59.95 ~ aDOsOV
m DROP-LID DESK. 3-drawer base:
secretary interior; finished in G. AZ
walnut. Regularly 1893 OsG1
m MODERN LIVING ROOM SUITE.
3-piece; streamline walnut frame:
durable tapestry upho.- GO QE
stery. Regularly $4,000 OOsOeS
t0 COTTON MATTRESSES. Floor
sample; blue floral ticking; A QQ
roll edge. Regularly sos fs0O
aG INNERSPRING MATTRESSES.
Extra thick: heavy. durable covers:
patented side handles. 10 a.
Regularly 3a.95 L OsOs1
a. SOLID MAPLE BEDS. Twin and
full size poster and panel q a.
types. Regularly 1928 OsOe1
Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1938-11-17
HOSIERY

HOSlEHY
(4sO) FULL-FAsHIONED SILK HOSE.
Ringless chinons. and
thread sheers. Seconds OF 79c H4ls
nS5 CHIFFON AND SERVICE HOSE.
pure silk chif1ons and rayon 0fs
service. Seconds of 39c grade
UOf) FULL-FASHIONED CHlffoN
Hose, Rineless. Some coun-
ter soiled. Mil mends OF 63c EO
sa?D CHIFFON SILK HOSE. 2-thread
rinsless full-fashioned sheers. Lace
top: Sizes g sha to 1o'a, Sec 49c
oISs mSe, BOYS GOLF HOSE. Perfect.
Smart fan patterns. Assorted 14C
colors. sl7 to IL Regularly 2gc
UO6) CHILDREN'S 81 SOCKS. New
patterns. Also anklets. Broken sizes
and assorted colors. Regularly &G
19c
t?Os) SERVICE WEIGHT HOSE. Per-
feet LonR-wearing rayon. faN
colors, Si2 to 10l2. Regularly Q9
Main Floor