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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-06
Eastwood Praises
8 r dice Officers
Days Off With Pay Commissioners
Reward % Men Credited With Arrests

for the part they played.
commissioner. and were rewarded
offlcers George Paul. Bob
Marshall. \. r. Mace and u. =.
Stark were given two days off
with pay. 70 ~ taken any time
AFTER the first Of the year.
OFFICERS a. c. GIIIho and n. @.
schnugErr were given one
day OF with pay.
The first four arrested the trio
In Q manhunt that ended In Ia
coma Friday. Gillbo and schnur-
ger worked on the case until they
were relieved the same night.
Il want you TO know Eastwood
said. that what you have done Is
appreciated, and that with such
results no one can say the police
OF this city aren't all right"
He told them TO call on the
mayor. where they again were
commended TOR the capture Of
three men with records. armed
with eight loaded guns"
slightly daxed BY the expert
ence. onc o. the officers later
remarked, ~Ifs the first time
Was ever thanked for making
. pinch
Officials announced meanwhile
that the arrests had cleared up the
$1,000 burglary Of the home Of
Carl =. Raymond. radio executive;
loot OF clothing and ailverware
from the Frank w. Thompson
reaidence, 4s1l No. 18th st.: loot
Ing Of o. J. Murphy's home at
1858 30. Steele It.; loss Of coins
and jewelry from the home of Hugo
Matxler. -, 3424 No. 2oth st.. and
burglary q Mrs.. Crompton Ogden's
residence, 350s No. Cove IT. The
looting occurred during the past
month
Detective Captain Cliff Or
borno nald tlse three would be
euie1ed about the Nevin
grocery store holdup on
Nov, ~.
Ths young suspects. already
linked with q Seattle drug store
hoIdup, arc William Johnston, ~;
Robert stanton. Is. and Donald H.
Macdonald. 20. all with reforma-
tory records.
Three girls arrested In company
with the suspects have not been
charged. but win not Be cleared
until 4 u proved they had no con-
nectlon with the crimes. Captain
Osbcrne stated.
IA company Of detectives. the
young bandits were taken on a tour
Tuesday q sleuths probed the pos
uIbillty that further evidence may
~ uncovered.
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Tevo Chairs Are Flag>Draped
As Past Commanders Gather

the two deceased members-Dr.
Siegle and DIR. K. A. Rich-were
called, all members stood. All
present signed the official club
register.
Herbert Ward, at present COM
mander of Rhodes post, and as
such a potential member when his
term is completed, was an invited
guest.
Word of some kind was noted
from each of the absent msmbers.
Frederic ]. Shaw was reported
as being in San Francisco; De-
Witt C. Evans, in Cleveland, o.;
w. d. Moreland in Portland; John
II. Binns in Denver; Dick Laird
in Louisville, Ky.
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Chevalier.
Fred 8. Peters-Wednesday at
1890 a. m. from Mellinger's chapel;
lakewood cremation. Peters was
SO years old.
George Rosenoff - Wednesday
2 p. m. from the German Congre-
gational church; Rev. John d,
Lind officiating; burial Mountain
View burial park. under direction
OF Cassidy & Aliens.
John acknowledgements serv-
ices were held Tuesday at 3 p. m,
in the Falkland cemetery. under
direction of Buckley-King's. The
Rev. T. o. Svare officiated.
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HERE'S MORE ABOUT
CONGRESSMAN AT FORT
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

Wednesday morning. inspecting
McChord field and Camp Murray
enroute. In Seattle. they viii tour
the Boeing Aircraft Co. and Fort
Lawton.
From Seattle they viii fly to
Salt Lake City. leaving Thursday
morning.
The congressman repre- sent
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Costello of California, John J.
Sparkman OF Alabama. Paul W.
Shafer of Michigan. William ID.
Byron Of Maryland. and Thomas
E. Martin OF Iowa.
Gen. Sweeney will honor the
congressman with a dinner Tues
day night. Among the guests win
be Gov. Clarence d. Martin, Sen
Lewis 3. schwellenbach. Rep. John
NJ. Coffee, Norton Clapp. presi-
dent Of Tacoma Chamber of Gem
meree. and T. A. Stevenson, secre-
tary-manager Of the chamber.
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wilkeson Chairman

l.. e. Wilkeson, as senior past
commander present, served as
chairman at the dinner. The roll
was called and as the names of
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One more flag-draped chair
marked the second annual meet
ing Monday evening Of the Last
Mans club, composed of past
commanders of Edward B. Rhodes
post. American Legion. DR.. John
c. Siegle. Tacoma mayor who
died last spring, was first member
TO pass since the club was formed.
After a dinner at Hotel Win
throp at which the club conducted
its simple ceremonies, its members
adjourned to the meeting Of
Rhodes post and took charge of
the program. The post recognized
the club by deciding that it shall
be the regular custom to turn over
to the Last mans group the pro-
gram on the first Monday evening
in December each year.
All Initial Label
Not all of the members living
could attend, but all who were in
the city attended. Letters were
received from others who are abb
sent.
And--Oh. yes! The bottle! II
was there. Official Custodian A
Whitman produced the bottle Of
famous cognac which normally re.
poses in a bank vault. and al
members present initiated tht
label so there won't be any mix-up
Wilkeson Chairman
l.. e. Wilkeson. as senior past
commander present, served as
chairman at the dinner. The roll
was called and as the names OF
I
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Bring a friend buy two
for yourself but hurry
down to take advantage of
this marvellous opportun-
ity. Such a gorgeous Sc
lection OF colors, styles and
fabrics. You'll find prints,
plain colors, spun rayons
and novelty crepes In fiat
tering new styles.
Rhodes, Annex
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NM EkIRAD|TE
NAN IN SOUTH

x<l<c<ll11a popers were being
1pexsd - 1ae6dny " Deputy
css1utur IN ooodvIn for return
= TocoqAa 4 Ralph Cut1ip. now
orr1ng : eentencs n Santa Clara
uunty. California. jail. where be
- wonte1 On \ charge Of forgery.
Eoklip Goodwin aid. II sus-
cla1 q bilking several downtown
ezenent stores With forged
@u11ln No ~ q parole from
~ ~ rgpp1san1oey It the time
nIl1godIy po11od H. forged
n ~ tusno1 ovor q the
<nia on1Hcr1tlon WIN 4 was
- - <1ou1 ! 1lm11Ar sharpe
6k k1ol n6wevor. ~ charge
~ Go1lso1 - petty laroeny ~
~ - CHM ~ sontDncod 70
1r1 ~ - 1.oo<1u - ~ 1onta
- n 0oo1v1D nd - WA
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OBITUARIES


Mrs. Kate Wilhelmina Adams
Fulton, u. died early Tuesday
morning at her home, 1115 Ea.
Morton 1t. Born In Plattsville.
Mifflin township. Iowa county.
Wis, In 1867, Mrs. Fulton was a
former school teacher, having
charge Of her first class in the
fall Of 1882. She graduated from
the Teachers institute in 1888.
She taught the following two years.
and then retired to marry Wallace
Nathan Fulton. They came to
Tacoma in 1924. She Is survived
by five sons. James E.. Jesse B..
Omar B., Neil w. and Cecil L.. all
Of Tacoma: one daughter, Mrs.
Grace Nettleton of Chicago. H.:
IL grandchildren. and three great
grandchildren. Mellinger's viii an
nounce the funeral.
MRS. CHESTER A. SHIELDS
Mrs. Dora v. Shields. 80. died
Tuesday morning at her home.
1909 No. Alder st. A native of
Malone. ". Y, Mrs. Shields had
| lived In Tacoma % years. She
was member Of st. Patrick's
church and Of st. AIMS guild. Shs
leaves her husband, Chester A.;
one son, Earl c.. both Of the home
one brother, Nose viau of Beloit
Wis, and six sisters. Mrs. w
Malluer. Mrs. NJ. Parkinson and
Mrs. Pearl viau of Milwaukee,
Wis. Mrs. G. Williams and Mrs
Beaudry Of Beloit and Mrs. F,
Glassel Of Fon du Lac, Wis. Gaff-
ney's will announce the funeral.
FUNERAL SERVICES
Mrs. Elizabeth Seaman - We'd
nesday. 8 a. m. from the Church
Of Visitation; the body will be
shipped to st. Paul, Mimi, by
Piper's. Rosary win be recited
Tuesday evening at 7:3o O'Clock
at the church.
Alex Chevalier - Wednesday
$50 q. m. from st. Leo's church;
burial Calvary cemetery, under
direction Of Mellinger's. Other
than his brother. Alfred of Cali.
fornia. Chevalier is survived by 9
niece, Mrs. j. Look Of Bremerton
Wash; and nephew. Archie
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II you're not using it, sell II with
a Fast-Action Times Want AID.
Call Main 1851.
Evening star., 1939-06-01
Redingotes Reduced

Women's and Shorter Women's Sizes
rs hedingotes with crepe coats and silk
prints or plain Sizes 36 to 1872
TO 2412. Were $29.75. Now Sl5.75
For Women
~ navy and black rayOn crepes with jackets Sizes
50 TO A. Were $l6.95 to $2975. Now S995
lS silk prints and rayon with boero jackets
sizes SO to A. Were $19.95 to $2975. Now---$l250
20 Redingotes with crepe coats rayon print
dresse rayon sheer with jackets Sizes 18 to
16 Redngote with wool crepe coats and silk print
dresses wool boero jacket SUITS silk print with
and without jackets Sizes 18 to A. $35 $65.
Now - S22
For Shorter Women
Is Rayon Crepe Redngotes, silk print rayon crepe
dresses Sizes 14 to 24 Were $1695 to $295 Now 1895
10 Monotone Silk Print Dresses sheer after
noon Styles Sizes 1872 20l2, 242 Were $25 to $3975
Rayon Sheer Crepe Dresses Some with jackets
Sizes 1872 to 22la Were $39.75 $4s75 Now-$1S75
For Larger Women
19 Jacket Suits in plain printed rayon crepe silk print
or rayon crepe dresses Sizes 421a to 522 Were $1695
to $2975. Now 1886
IL Rayon Crepe Rengotes with silk print dresses and rayon
silk print dresses Sizes 42h to 52k Were $22s5
rayon sheer Some with bolero jackets Sizes 422
to 46a and 502 Were $35 to $3975.
WoMEN's DRESSES. THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1939-06-01
Misses Goats Reduced
10 and More

Group of imported English Jaeger camelshair cash
mere and wool coats and fine American coats of
imported Shetland wool and cashmere Tan and
brown shades. Classic styles. Sizes IL to 18
2 Belted Styles Originally s1oO Now--- 1895
Notched Collar Fullength and Topper Styles Originally
IL Fine Dressmaker Coats in black, and beige
Forstmann and Juard a. 49, 36 to 40 42
to 46l2. Were $3975 Now- S1975
Threepece Untrimmed rainbow tweeds and mono
tones Navy black rust brown, blue Sizes IA TO-
$50 Now $3.50
Casual Coats in box styles Monotone blue toast
and gray. Sizes TO- IL, 16, 49, $2s75. NowSl475
COATS SUITS THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1939-06-01
Sterling Silver Reduced

Aparment-size 5piece Tea Sets, including coffee, tea,
sugar and waste bomb. Were $110 w----S6950
Compotes Were 1895. $3.50
pairs Candestcks. Were SO 95. $3.50
Mayonnaise Sets Were SO 95 Now $3.50
pair Sugar and Cream Set Was 1895. $3.50
Vase Was 1895. Now $3.50
Open Salt Cellar. Was So Now S6
Open Salt Cellar. Was $3.50. Now------------- 81
pairs Sugar and Cream Sets Were $3.50 $3.50
pairs Salt and Pepper Sets. Were $3.50. Now $3.50
pairs Candlescks. Were $3.50. Now $3.50
Vases Were $3.50 Now $3.50
Fairfax Salt Spoon Originally 83c -45c
PIoted Silver
Tray for gravy boat. Originally a. Now----s
pair Sugar and Cream Set. Was s2.
SILVER ROOM, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-06-01
Misses Print Dresses, $3.50
Originally $685. to S29ZS

Originally Sl6.95 to S2975
% silk and rayon print dresses Shirt and skirt sports
types and jacket dresses rayon crepe in plain colors
Sizes IL to 20.
II Rayon Crepe and Spun Rayon Dresses prints and
colors Included sunback styles with Jackets pastel
jacket dresses with silk print trim styles with hoods and
fulength coats Sizes II to 90 Originally s22
Now Sl4 so
43 Spun Rayon and Rayon Crepe plain
prints Also silk prints wool coat ensembles with
dresses and wool jacket dresses with crepe bouses
Sizes IL to 90 Originally s22 95 to $4975 Now SIG
Silk Polka Dot Dresses with quilted jackets. Rayon prints
with matching fulllength Sizes IL to 90 Originally
$25 to s4975. Now Sl8 50
II Silk Print Printed Rayon Crepe Dresses some with
jackets. Also crepe dresses with gingham
Sizes 10 to 90 Were SPOTS S22
MISSES DRESSES THIRD Floor
Evening star., 1939-06-01
Girls Pajamas, 65e

~ ere yI.I5
81 pairs one and two piece
cotton pajamas in solid colors,
prints and stripes. Sizes 2,
4,8.
"a pairs One-piece Cotton Pajamas
in solid colors. Sizes 2 to 6. Were
$165. Now boo
Is pairs Pajamas and Gowns Of
rayon crepe and satin. Assorted
prints. Sizes to 10. Originally
$1.95, S295. Now ----------N.1
"a White NainsOOk Handmade
Gowns for girls. Sizes 4, 8, 10, II.
Were $1.15. Now -------------75c
Is Juniors Cotton Slips, bias cut,
some sun-back, adjustable straps.
Sizes II, 13. Were 85c. Now Goo
Is Girls Cotton Shorts, elastic
back, band front. Sizes 8, 10, II.
We're Csc. Now ------45 45c
50 Tu-way Stretch Quickee Knit
Combinations for boys and girls.
Summer weight. Cotton. Sizes 4 to
II. Were 75c. Now -----50c
GIRLS FURNISHINGS, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-06-01
Maple Cricket Chairs, '3's'
Oriqinally SS.75


6 with figured chintz covers. green background
l black.
Boudoir Chair green cotton stripe mahog
any finish. Originally s2
Boudor Chairs with brown figured chntz covers with
green cotton Originally sl375. Now-$75
20 Pows-5oo cued goose feathers 500 duck feathers
Blue striped ticking. Special
Box Spring, threequarter size Gray and white striped
cotton ticking Originally s3450. S475
l Maple Cricket Rocker black figured chinz cover Was
Nou
Box Spring green cotton damask ticking
Originally $3.50. Now
1 Poster Bed single size. Walnut veneer gum Was
800 so Now ------ SI6.75
l Box Spring. double size Orchid damask ticking
Originally $40 so Now $3.50
Innerspring Mattress double size, striped cotton ticking
Was S2250. Now
BEDS AND BEDDING SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-06-01
Juveniles Shorts, IS

Were 81
40 pairs in brown, navy and
green GaberteX and Shan
tung- weave cotton. Elastic
back, band front. Sizes 2 to 5
years.
20 Print Dresses in rayon crepe,
white with flower prints. Sizes 3
to 6 years. Were s195. Now $1.45
20 Boys Suits in broadcloth, rayon
satin and cotton lawns. White and
pastels. Sizes to 6 years. Orig
inally $295. Now ---- $1.45
IL Springweight Coat and Hat Sets,
well-tailored, aqua and copen blue.
Sizes 2 to years. Were sl095.
JUVENILES APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-06-01
Juniors Shoes, S2.9'

Originally $3.50 and s6.75
27 pairs pumps and sandals
In japonica calf. Sizes in the
group: AAA 6, 612, 7, 712, 8,
8I2, 9; AA 5lI2, 6, 6l2, 7, 8, 812,
9; A AZ, S, 5l2, 7, 7H2.
30 pairs broken sizes. Were IS to
$3.50. Now -$295
19 pairs Sports Sandals with leather
soles in linen with calf trim. Brok-
en- sizes. Originally S395. Now 81
JUNIOR MISSES AND CHILDRENs
SHOES, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-06-01
Girls Dresses, sI'9'

Originally S2.95 to y5y5
100 cotton, spun rayon and
rayon crepe dresses in dress
and sports styles. Sizes 7 to
16.
Is Girls Spring Goats. Wool. Sizes
7 to IL. Originally $10.95, $l3.95.
Now $5.95
50 Girls Cotton and Spun Rayon
Dresses in prints and plain colors.
Sizes 7 to IA. Were $1.95. Now,
$1.45
GIRLS APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-06-01
Decorators Pieces
IS to S

Originally 81 to SIS
ITS pieces of discontinued pat
terms in lengths of 3s to 2
yards, suitable for pillows,
chair seats and wall hangings.
Lengths of yards to q yards suit
able for upholstery and slipcovers
reduced 70 and more.
STUDIO OF INTERIOR DECORATING,
SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-06-01
Junior Misses Dresses
Reduced

Spring and early Summer dresses, rayon- and-slk
prints, rayon plain color sheer crepes, spun rayon
pilnCS, nnenS DreSSy and tailored one and two
piece styles and jacket dresses. Sizes 9 to IT,
1S were 1895. Now---------------- s2s5
10 originally S595, $780, S3.95
oo were S1So S. .95
oo were Slo95, S1295 S7.95
bo were $l2s5 s1395. 1895
1o Mut-coor Check Short Swagger Coats Sizes to 15
Originally SlO95 Now $2.95
Is Spring Dress and Sports Sizes IL to 49, Originally
Slb9s 10 S2295 $7.95
20 Long and Striped Plain Sheer Bouses
Sizes 80 to 36 Were 50 95 Now " s195
JUNIOR MISSES APPAREL, FOURTH FLooR
Evening star., 1939-06-01
Reversible Fiber Rugs, '1' 'S'

Were S3.25
Is Reversible Fiber Rugs, 36x63.
Reversible Fiber Rugs, 27x54 Originally S225 Now CSC
Indura Fiber 9x12 Were $3.50. Now---S795
Kooex Coco Fiber Rugs, 9x12. Were $3.50. Now-$975
Linen Tufted Rug, 3x5. Originally S2185. Now----$995
Fiber Rug 8x10 Was sl1 e5. Now-----S795
India Drugget, 9x12 Was $3.50 $2195
Fiber Rug imperfect76x9 Originally S995. Now---S3ss
Heavy Quality Fiber and Sisal Rugs, slight skip in
9xl2 Were SIS 95. Now 1895
Wool and Rug $3.50. Now s495O
RUGS FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-06-01
Fur Felt Hats, SIS

We're $3.50
43 Juniors "Collegette" hats in wine, purple, japon
lea chartreuse. Sizes 2112 to 221a.
16 White Straw Braid Bonnets chdren styles Contrasting
rayon trim. 211a to 2212 Were SO.
Is Spring Early Summer Saws and Straw Braid flower
ribbon Sizes 2112 222. Originally 1896 $3.50
81
JUNIORS AND CH1DREN's MILLINERY FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1939-06-01
Boys Wash Suits, SIS
Were sI.65.

NJ ere yl.0S
30 lightweight cotton broad
cloth and seersucker suits,
sleeveless model. Solid colors
with contrasting trim. Sizes
4 to 8.
144 pairs Washable Cotton Crash
Shorts in white, button-on style.
Sizes II to 16. Were $1.15. Now,
Csc
10 Wash Suits Of cotton broadcloth
or poplin in variety Of colors or
all-white with contrasting trim.
Short-sleeve style. Slightly mussed.
Were 81 IS to SO. Now $1.15 to $1.95
8 pairs Cotton Wash Knickers in
neat patterns. Stout and regular
sizes. Were $3.50. Now -----$1.45
The BOYS STORE, FOURTH FLooa.
Evening star., 1939-06-01
Cotton Gowns, 85e

Were SIPS
8 straight cut with hand-em-
broidery trim. White. Size IS.
5 Gowns, silk and rayon satin
prints. Sizes 80, "a. Were $2.95.
NOW $I.95
Gowns in printed rayon sheer.
Sizes 48, so. Were $595. Now, $3.75
Gowns, pure-dye brocaded and
plain silk satin. Made In China.
Tearose. Sizes 40, AZ, a. Were
$7.95. Now S4.95
UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-06-01
Friday Remnant Day
Your Opportunity to Shop Economically
Bobbie Suits, 95e

Originally N.65
So cotton suits in variety of
colorS. Sizes /, 2, 3.
so Baby Boy Suits, cotton, some
handmade. Sizes /, 2, 3. Were
81. Now S1.45
80 Cotton BObbie Suits in pastels.
Sizes l, 2, 8. Were SO. Now, $2.25
1S Cotton or Linen Bobbie Suits in
pastels. Sizes /, 2, 3. Were 81.
3 COttOn-and-W Wool Crib Blankets.
Were 50. Now -S1.65
6 Handmade Cotton Creepers. Sizes
l to 3. Were $115. Now -75c
8 Handmade Toddler Dresses. Sizes
l, 2. Were $115. Now Csc
l Handmade Crib Sheet and Pillow
Case Set. Cotton. Was $3.50.
Handmade Cotton Crib Sheet and
Pillow Case Sets. Were $2.25.
INFANTS FURNISHINGS,
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-06-01
Sports Jackets, $50
Originally S3.95, S5.95

OTIgINUTTy S3.70, So.70
35 girls and teen -agers' wool
tweeds and Shetlands. Sizes
10 to 16.
Is Girls Wool Sweaters, slipon
style. Blue and aqua. Originally
$195. Now Csc
30 Girls Cotton Blouses, button-on
shirt style. Sizes 4, 5, 8, 10, II.
Originally S1.15. Now ---- 35c
20 'Teen-age Wool Skirts in rose,
blue. aqua. Sizes 10 to 16. Were
$l95. Now ------------$1.45
GIRLS SPORTSMAN, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-06-01
CirdIes, 3 '95 Were IS

35 step-in girdles of different
makes. Woodthrop, Master
craft, La Tee and Carter in
cluded. Rayon and cotton
batiste, rayon satin, rayon
batiste. Some boneless types,
others heavier models. Sizes
25 to 80.
10 Lightweight One Piece Founda-
tiOns of cotton-and-rayon batiste
and knitted fabrics. Some Talon
fastened. Sizes 80, 33, "a, 35, 81.
Were IS. Now $2.95
CoRsETs, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-06-01
1883 Rubber Water Floats Reduced

Floor samples, some soiled marred.
Surfboards Originally S395. S395
Sharks. Originally S795. Now $3.50
Large Wheels Originally S795 81
/ Originally $685. rs
l Horse. Originally $685.. S395
Is pairs Baseball Shoes broken sizes Originally s425.
Now S150
/ English Bicycle. S45 --------------- S2250
Woman's KrOfte No. Wood Club. Was $40. Now S5
1 Mans Autograph No. Wood Club. Was &c. Now 81
Mans Argyle No. Wood Clubs. Originally 1925 Now SLIGO
10 Womens Krofite Irons-3 No l. No g. No. g. putter.
Were SIS. Now $3.50
Womens Argyle Irons-5 No A. No No g. Originally
S275 Now ----- ------------- 135
Blue Canvas Golf Bag Was $685. S445
Canvas Golf Bag Was SIS.
I Leather Golf Bag. Was SIS.
SPORTING GOODS, FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1939-06-01
St. Calls Swiss, 25e

Originally 75c yard
400 yards hand-loomed dotted
Swiss in orange, apricot,
peach, with white dots; yel-
low, pink, peach, orange dots
on white grounds. 81 inches
wide.
225 Remnants of Rayon Fabrics,
plain and novelty weaves; pastel
and street shades. One to 234
yard lengths. 80 inches wide.
Originally SOC to $3.50 yard.
Now - 800
DRESS FABRICS, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-06-01
Women's Shoes Reduced

sports street afternoon and evening Black
brown blue wine and white dyabe satin Group includes
many better branded shoes In good size and broken
lots Were $3.50 to $1375
Shoes patent leather calf and doeskin
Good range coors heel heights and sizes in broken
lots $1275 and $1575 $595
100 Pairs Crash Sandals white
red, yellow, blue green Were 1925.
WoMEN's SHOES THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-06-01
Printed Sail Cloth
II perfect wonId 4 Ic
be 81 yard -

300 yards of millends in a
medium size floral pattern
and multi-colored stripes.
Subject to slight imperfec-
tions. l to 8 yard lengths.
200 pairs Colored Summer Cur
tains, natural with striped bor-
ders. Cased and headed, 2 1/6
yards long. Special pair. 85c
110 pairs Cushion Dot Mar
quisette Ruffled Curtains, cream
or ecru. 2l4 yards long. Very
special l--------p pair, 81
Large collection of Bedspreads,
Draperies and Odd Curtains in
cotton, rayon or chintz. Greatly
reduced for clearance.
CURTAINS, DRAPER1Es,
SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-06-01
Sports Dresses, '6'9'
Originally SIO95 to 5I695

Originally SIO95 to SI695
80 of acetate rayon and silk in plain colors and
prints. Sizes IL to 90
rs and wopece acetate prints and plain
IL 49, Were S13 95 to $685. Now Sl025
Is Imported Coat and SlpOn Sweaters in black navy.
Sizes 80 to 36 Originally $40 95 to 295 Now $495
20 Wool Sports Jackets Dusty rose, blue beige maize
chartreuse. Sizes IL to 90 Were s595.
SPoRTswEAR THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-06-01
Drop Leaf Tables, '9'''


Is in mahogany and gum. Closed 36x2O
inches open 36x47 inches Pedestal base with brass
claw feet.
Modern Vanity Of Bubnga with mahog
any finish. Originally $6050 Now--------------S295
Solid Maple Panel Bed double sze with casters. Was
S25O NOW
top posts. Originally $2750.
Chrome Lounge Chair covered in Fabrkoid. Was
$3o NOW
Solid Philippine Mahogany Side Chair with upholstered
seat. Was $3.50. NOW
London Cub with three reversible coil spring seat
cushions Brown mohar freze Originally $9750.
NOW
Exposed-am Chair, gold cotton tapestry
Was $40 Now
An-mahoxany Butterfly Dropleaf Lamp Table with
drawer was $29. Now
A-mahoxany China Cabinet with satnwood inlay narrow
band on doors Originally $3.50 $50
Modern Dreser mirrors Three large drawers
6iono PrnzWood Originally $525o Now-$ls7S
Modern Vanites match above. One drawer and two
compartments Lotion bottle shelf Originally S49. Now,
$19.75
vanity benches to match above Were $105Q. Now $495
hheenoie Desk IN mahogany and Six drawers
one oouoe-oeph for files Top slightly marred Originally
$2750. Now ---------- ------------------ SITS
All walnut Lamp Table beautiful veneered top Orig
FURNITURE, Sixth FLOOR
Evening star., 1939-06-01
Women's Silk Hose
) pairs 3

Originally 81 to SI.95 pair
420 pairs better grade silk
hose; sheer chiffon, ingram
chiffonS and novelties. Broken
size and color assortment.
Sizes in lot 812 to II.
HOSIERY, AISLE 10, FIRST FLOOR,