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Evening star., 1939-04-21
Mystery Of History
Solved by Study
OF Old Bones
Theory Thot Princes Were
Murdered by Suffocotion
In 1883 Is Borne Out

The grave hides very little, even
thousands of years afterward.
Ways by which age, sex, cause Of
death, stature and what a person
looked like in life can be determined
from old bones by physical an
thropologists were explained to the
washington Academy OF Sciences
last night by DR.. Wilton M: Krog-
man of the University of Chicago.
Among the mysteries of history
recently solved by study Of the bones,
he said, Is that of the two English
princes supposedly strangled in the
Tower OF London by their uncle,
Richard III, in 1888.
Ages Given by History.
History records" he said, that
they were suffocated by pillows by
order of Richard. Some writer's
claim, however, that Richards sue
cessor, Henry VII, was the murderer.
II. as most generally accepted, the
princes were murdered in 1883 by
order of Richard, one would have
been aged IL years and months,
while his brother was within a few
days of his 10th birthday.
In 1874 some bones, obviously
those OF children, were found in the
tower. Charles II accepted them as
being those of the princes and
ordered them placed in an urn in
Westminster Abbey. The urn has
recently been opened under direc-
ton OF the church. The teeth and
bones showed conclusively that one
was somewhere between the ages
OF IL and l3 and the other about
midway between 8 and II. There
were unusual skull characters, and
an identical tooth malformation
that pointed conclusively to a family
likeness. On the face bones of the
elder child was found a red stain
suggesting the blood suffusion char
acteristic of suffocation.
Thus science Substantiates his
tory. The princes were suffocated
in 1888, during the reign of Richard
the Third, and presumably upon his
order"
This same scientific development,
Prof. Krogman said, is solving pres
ent-day medico-legal problems.
Studies of ancient bones also prove
conclusively the advancing length
of life for most of the human race,
he declared.
Life Span Formerly Short.
"These bones Show" Prof. Krog-
man said, that the average length
of life in the ancient population of
Persia was about IS years. In the
Roman colonies of Africa and Spain
men and women had run their life
span by the middle of the third
decade. The inhabitants of Syria
and Palestine about 1000 BIC. gave
up the ghost by 30 years. Eleventh.
century English were old by 80.
Prehistoric American Indians in our
Southwest lived until 40. The primi-
tive Tasmanian natives reached an
average age of 25. West African
Negroes achieved %.
males and females of our middle
and upper classes born in 1900 could
expect to live to 48 and 81, re-
spectively. Boys and girls born to-
day look forward to SO and SO. The
Biblical threescore and ten as an
ideal for human life was not set
up at a time when the average of
the population approached it."
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TO set out. In addition TO pertinent
Information, Ia that there are con-
flicting claims In an unresolved dis
pute a. described"
Other changes include:
l--Increase from 10 To 20 days
the period in which exceptions
may be filed to intermediate re-
ports, or recommendations of trial
examiners.
9-Trial examiners must make a
= report which shall become part
of the record In cases where OBJ
lection Is made to conduct of an
election. Heretofore, such a re-
port has not been part of the
record.
Civil officials. as well ~ no.
= tary publics and board agents,
win be available for those wishing
to swear to charges.
A-When a labor organization APP
peals to the board from
regional directors ruling dismiss
ing unfair labor practice charges.
the organization must file a COM
plete statement OF all pertinent
facts.
employers will be given great
= err leeway In filing answers to
unfair labor practice charges.
x-Withdrawal from regional d.
y rectors of authority to desif-
nate trial examiners. Henceforth.
only the board or It's chief exami-
ner may designate trial examiners.
ALI parties involved will have
the right to file briefs or writ
ten statements at the conclusion
of public hearings. Heretofore, the
question Of whether such briefs
or statements should be received
has been at the discretion of the
trial examiner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-14
CANADA WON'T REDUCE
IMPORT TAX ON Kills

OTTAWA. Ont.-The Canadian
government has refused to remove
or reduce the customs tariff on
kits imported into the country.
The request was made in the
house of commons by Thomas
Acid, veteran Liberal member,
who complained that the present
tariff of STA per cent was unfair
TO the Scottish ladies who wanted
TO wear kits.
Finance Minister Charles Dun
ming said, however. that the tariff
was necessary to portect the kilt
making industry In Canada.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-14
Tacoma Area Visitors To
s. F. Fair Are Revealed

Busch. DR. Myrtle y Ely. Pat o'con-
nor. Mr.. and Mrs. d. A Charleston,
Clinton s. Reynolds, Mr.. and Mrs
Otto Hansen, Mrs. Leslie l.. Smith.
Mary Schener. Rose Sohener, T. L.
ho p. ssafsr Mr. M and Mr. Mrs f snss
Radonieh, Betty Ann Hudeloff. Mr..
and Mira A. p. Turner, Beatrice Wells,
Josephine johnson Mrs j Herzog.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard K Schwartz,
=. Sparrow, M. H. Ahern. Mr.. and
Mrs. j.. A. Burman,
Mrs. Laura NJ. Smith. George Busch.
Eva, NJ. Busch, Bonnie Busch. Lucille
Hornlein. Mrs. A. David. Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer N DINNER Madeline Beck
lund. Helen Marie Becklund. Buddy
Mabvilie, Anna Sophia Mikkeisen,
Nelma Gulleson. Mr.. and Mrs. E. r..
Mrs. Leon TITUS, Paul Titus, Leon
Titus II. Stanley A. Hibbe. Mary PEN
ningtotn. Ted Tadich Phyllis Wing
Ter, Ernie Ager, MIR and Mrs. J. C.
Whaley. Ronald Nelson, Ida c. Larsen,
Jack Erek and family. Mrs. F. +.
HYDE. Robert H. HYDE. William B.
Hyde, Robert II. Hyde, Jr.. ID. Kenneth
Martin. Wallace Drake, 1t. J. p. Mid
dltworth, Ralph L. Evans. Ted Koch.
Mr. and Mrs. c. L. Taft, Jr. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Cronquist. Gunnar Dahl
gust, Mrs. J. J. Evans. Wilbur Par
Jack {. Clay, Mrs. p. j cronkhite.
Mrs. W o. Masosky, z, C. West
wood. Wanda Droettboom. Lillian
Manders, Ernest c, Lloyd, ir.. Harry
Brooks. Dave Brooks, Irene Fits,
John A. Pitts.
BUCKLEY A Person, Lois Ptr-
son. Amy Hodgkinson, Mrs. A, X.
Klankt. Mr.. and Mrs Otto sivo.
BURToN--Flsie Merry.
FORT LEWISTON McClunR Joy
EATo>SfILE--Helen Kennedy.
r. Levitt. Patsy c. Devarnies.
GIG Marvin Naturce.
LAkEvlEN--Mrs NJ Z. Witt.
MORToN-Mrs. H. L. Haskins.
PARKLAND--Gary Pfiueger Merle
Pflueger, Raymond Pflueeer, DR.. and
Mrs. o. A. T1ngelstad.
PUNAIIUP-Laura Deck. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis +. Hatch. J, p. Brislin,
Dan Rudd Mr.. and Mrs. Barovic.
Ruth Hanawalt, Patrisus Kalkus Dan
Rud, Mark Beverly. Donald Barovic.
son. Gerald Nelson. Robert Sylstad,
Harry Mathis. Laura Davis. Carol
Davis Weldon johnson, Rodney john
SON Marjorie Thompson. Mrs. Il. l..
Lindstrom, George Lindstrom, Flea
nor Lindstrom
RANDLE-Mrs X Jeppesen. T. H.
Norman, Harold Young, Harriet
Young
sTEILAcooM- Spencer Pitts. Ross
Is. Kemmerich. Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Kemmerieh.
wmkEso> Allasina. Pete Ar
santo
YElM-E Edward J Brown. jimmy
Brown. Barbara and Lucille Brown,
Mrs. +. ]. Brown.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-14
BACkACHE,
LEG PAINS may
Be DANGER SIGN

II esekKche and lsx pains are making sos
miserable, deaf lust complain and dc nothing
about them. Mature NAV ~ warnlnx you thai
your kidneys need attention
The kidneys are Mature chief SAY Of taking
saoess ACIDS and poisonous waste out cf the
blood. Most people pass about ; pints q day or
about pounds q waste.
FTeouert o. scsntN pse~sxcs Nth snsrsnx
and burning sho~s there may be something
wrong Nth yonr Kidneys o. bladder.
II he Is miles ef ksdnsy tubes and slteFs
don : ~ers ~eli. peazoacas ~asse matter stays
n he blood These poisont may start nsxxinx
h&cksress, rhe1mssse asins. lee pains. loss II
per and energy. getting up nikht>. swelling.
patns~s Under the eyes. heedsehes and ds,sin-s..
Deaf ~st. Ass xosr Druggist for Dean )
pails us~e surr-ssfails ry rflkens for eeef ~
YEAR Thss give harry Fslisf sad vii k.ip the
is rnil-s 4 kidn.y tubs t,ssh on, poisonous
vasss from tss hlooc. Get DaAns Pls. Adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-14
NLRb CHANGES
AID employer
New Regulations to
Be IN Effect
Friday
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ,el

WASHINCTON--A new SET
Of national labor relations
board regulations, retaining
basic principles Of past proce-
dure, but designed to afford
employers greater protection
under the national labor rela-
lions act, becomes effective
Friday.
Regarded by observers As 4 move
FOR Cancellation Of labor board
critics who are demanding revision
- the oct. the new regulations sup
plant those which, with the excep-
ton Of ono minor change in 1895.
have been IN effect since the board
was established In 1888.
Both house and senate labor conn.,
mittees stili are conducting hear
ines on proposed amendments to
fhe labor act What, II any, effect
the new rules will have on the drive
for amendment Of the act could
not Be determined Immediately.
But It was believed they probably
would eliminate some Of the move
ment's impetus.
Embodied IN the new regulations
are four changes first revealed by
Beard Chairman J. Warren Madden
June ~ in letters TO Sen. Ebert
Thomas. D.. Utah. and Rep. Mary
r. Norton. D.. N. j.. chairmen OF
the senate and house labor conn
mittees, respectively.
Madden said then that the board
would permit employers. caught in
iater-union jurisdictional disputcs,
TO petition for an election. Such 4
provision 10 embodied in the new
regulations.
Three other changes announced
n Madden's letters are In the new
rules:
IA minimum period Of 10 days,
instead Of five. must elapse
hstween fling Of unfair labor prac-
tee complaints and holding Of
hearings on the complaint.
4-Labcr organisations charged
= with being employer domi-
mated must be made \ party to
any proceedings involving them.
9-Dona fide labor organizations.
= which have q contract with an
employer, must be made . party
70 any proceedings In which validi-
ty Of the contract Ia questioned.
with reference 10 election petit
items BY employers. the board said:
The new rule intends to meet
the situation where the two or more
labor organisations each claim 4
majority. and hence exclusive bar
gaining rights under the act, but
where the failure Of any union to
lie = petition leaves the dispute
unrcsolved unlcss the employer be
allowed to initiate proceedings.
The existence Of conflicting
claims ~ to the appropriate bar
gaining unit win offer no barrier
to the filing of IN employer petit |
ton in such instances. Under the
rule. al the employer IL required
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Of japanese niers plans 10 span
the Pacific next month OF = good
will flight around the world, via
Alaska.
The consul said that according
TO a cable sent him from Tokyo.
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the flisrs planned OF use hitsu-
hishi "ohtoria type monoplsne.
powered with two e0o-horsspover
engine. and capable OF a cruising
speed Of 500 miles an hour.
The consul said he only KNEW the
flight would be made sometime
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in late August and said he hsd
been asked n make preparations
for = reception for the fliers here,
after the plane completes It's trsns-
Pacific hop BY way OF Nome.
Alaska. and Whitehorse. IN Yukon
territory.
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Planning
ROund-WOrM Trip

VANCOUVER, n. c. - Accord
ing to word received here BY jap
anese Consul II. Ssmiehi, crew
Evening star., 1939-06-08
Women's Dresses Reduced

Is OF silk print crepe and with jackets long
coats Sizes 36 to a. Originally $1695 2975
30 Rayon Crepe Dresses with silk print Long coat
ensembles plain or printed rayon crepe dresses
10 a. originally S2295 to $29
III Pure Silk Print Frocks, boero jacket suits and some
rayon or wool redgotes silk print dresses Sizes 8 to
40 and A. Originally $2975 to $65 Now ---- sls75
Long Coat Ensembles with crepe and con-
Tasng dresses crepe jacket dresses
Sizes 20 to 40. Originally s3975 to s4975. Now-S22
For Shorter Women
IL Rayon Crepe Dresses black blue navy Sizes 1872
2o]a to 24l2. Originally $685. to s2975 Now w S7s5
% Sheer Rayon Crepe Dresses redngoes rayon crepe
coats and printed silk rayon crepe Sizes l6
to 24}2 Originally s2295 to s29.75. Now----s $3.50
For Larger Women
IS Rayon Crepe Dresses with jackets and plain or print
trimmed dresses and silk prints Sizes 44a to 52 Origin
ally Sl695 to S2975. Now s95
Is Plain Rayon Crepe Printed some with Jackets
Sizes 44l2 to 52l2. Originally $685. to s2295
Rayon Crepe Dresses and Rayon Boero Jacket with
taffeta trim Sizes 422 to 48 r. Originally s35 to
S3975. Now Sl2 so
WoMENs DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1939-06-08
Glassware Reduced

SO Crystal Glass Tumbler and II Encrsted
gilt band for decoration Were Csc. Now 35c
Crystal Glass Fruit Bowls floral cut design Were 75c.
Now SOC
Crystal Glass Salad with floral cut designs Were
Sl25. Now 75c
1S Crystal Glass Torte Plates floral cut design Were ST.
Crystal Glass Covered Bowls Were $3.50. S175
Crystal Glass Epergnes. Were 50. Now $3.50
Colored Glass Covered Compoes. Were 81.
16 Coored Glass Compotes Originally 81. SOC
4 Colored Glass Vases. Were zoe. Now15c 15c
Frosted Glass Vases. Were 81 So NowS1
1 Frosted Glass Flower Bowl Was So. Nows5
is Colored Glass Plates. Were 2Oc Now - 15c
IL Glass Fruit or Salad Bowls Originally ST. Now--45c
Many odd pieces of Table Glassware greatly reduced
GLASSWARE, FIFTH F1ooa
Evening star., 1939-06-08
Art NeedIework,
Greatly Reduced

6 Stamped Cotton Applique Quilts
with white backgrounds, blue ap-
pliques. White House design
87x1Oo. Were s2.55. Now s1.45
1 Model Cotton Appliqued Quilt
with white background blue appli-
ques. White House design. Double
size. Was $3.50. Now 1925
l Model Cotton Junior Bed Quilt,
white background with colored ap-
pliques. Sunbonnet Sue design.
Was $3.50 Now ---------- S6.95
Model Wool Bed Jacket, white.
Was $40. Now w----- $3.50
Model Crewel Embroidery Pillow
(tan linen), round Was $3.50.
Set Hand d-crocheted Pot Holders
6 pieces in red and white. Set
was ST. Now w-- Sl.25
Pairs Stamped Cotton Pillow
Cases, assorted. Were 81 pair.
H'o" ----- o0C
ART NFFDI FWORK SrvrNru F,oop
Evening star., 1939-06-08
Girls Pajamas, So

Originally Sis and sI.65
20 Striped, printed and plain
color cotton pajamas. Sizes
2 to s.
35 Quickie Tu-Way Stretch Cotton
Combinations. mer mesh.
French leg. for boys and girls. Sizes
4 6. 8 and IL. Were 75c. Now Csc
21 Girls Rayon Gowns and Pa
jamas in assorted prints. Origi-
nally Sl95 Now ------- CSC
20 Girls Handmade White Nansook
Gowns. Sizes 4, 8, 10 and II. Were
Sis. Now Csc
% 'Teen-age and Chubbie Cotton
Slips. Sizes 10 to 13. Were 85c.
30 'Teen-age Cotton and Rayon and
Chubbie Cotton Slips. Sizes IL and
IA. Were S1.15. Now Csc
GIRLS FURNISHINGS, FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1939-06-08
Parchment Paper
Shades, $50 Originally (

S 12-inch hexagon shades with
street scenes and canal prints.
For indirect bridge or table
lamps.
Gray Pottery Lamp. gray pleated
chintz shade lover parchment pa
per- with rose pattern. Was sl750.
NOW SlU
! Imported Crystal and Copper
Table Lamp. Originally $3.50.
Now $3.50
2 Silver Plated and Glass Vanity
Lamps. We're $3.50 Now S3.95
l Glass Lamp with cut pattern and
prisms. Originally $3.50. Now $3.50
All slightly soiled or damaged.
LAMPS SEVENTH FL oOp
Evening star., 1939-06-08
Furs Reduced

Dyed Black Fox Bolero Jacket. Size a. Originally SITS
Now
l Black-dyed Caracul Lamb Cape. Size 1s. Was 1925
1 Beige dyed Wolf Jacket. Size l6 s99. Now-s49
l Dyed Skunk Boero Jacket. Size l6 Was sl45 Now SIS
l Brown-dyed Squirrel Bolero Jacket. Is. 500
Silver Fox Jackets. Sizes a. 16.
pair Silver Fox Scarfs. Was Sl55. Now $3.50
3skin Dyed Jap Marten Scarf Was $50 95. Now S3195
1skn abledyed Fitch Scarf Originally $50
Single skin Silver Fox Scarfs. Were 1895, $50 o5
Now 49, j. ----- s2950
1 6-skin Sable-dyed Koinsky Scarf Originally s39 95
Now SIS
skin Mink Kolinsky Scarf Was $685. Now s4e
l Black dyed Fox Scarf Originally s59 95 1850
Silver Muskrat Coat. Size is. Was sl95. Now S119
Dyed Guanaco Jackets Sizes l6 18. Were s29 95
S1oe5
Blue dyed Red Fox Jacket IA Was 1925 Now $3.50
Cross dyed Red Fox Jacket. Size l6 Originally sl29
NOW $50
Brown dyed Red Fox Jacket. s225 Now sl6S
FuRs THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1939-06-08
Babies Shoes, 45e
Oyio;un|Ir SIX

OfiSfHufip p1'ic
10 embroidered of silk crepe
de chine
10 Hand embroidered silk crepe
de chine sacques in infants sizes.
Originally SIS. Now ------ S195
2 Wool and -rayon Sweaters, White
trimmed with blue. and 3 year
sizes. Were s145. Now - Csc
Z Printed Cotton Swiss Dresses,
small sizes. Originally s1l5.
Now ------------ .------- 45c
Arnold Knitted Pinning Pads.
Originally soc. Now ------- Csc
10 Hand-embroidered Silk Crepe
de Chine Carriage Sets. cover and
pillow top. Pink, blue, white.
Originally $685.. Now - S6.95
35 pairs Lisle Socks. Sizes A, 5,
5,2 Were Csc. Now 1sc
WOol-and- cotton Blankets, crib
size. Pink. Were 50. Now --S1.95
INFANTS FURNISHINGS,
FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1939-06-08
Misses Dresses, Ensembles
P4'oo Originally sl9.95 to s3975

So of rayon crepe and silk prints also combinations
of wool coats with rayon crepe dresses jumper
dresses with lingerie bouSes and Eloise Glover ma
ternity dresses. Navy, black, brown light blue wine
tan, chartreuse coral, white and prints
2S Dresses Of rayon crepe spun rayon silk and
tVopiece styles with printed silk blouses
skirts Black navy, aqua rose, and gray Originally
Sl695 to S3975. Now $3.50
ii Print Dresses of and silk with jackets
full length also wool coat ensembles rayon
and silk print dresses Navy black light blue
and violet. Originally S25 to S4975 Now $3.50
IA Print Dresses of skand-rayon crepe with
plain color crepe skirts and gngham tops Brown
black navy and gray. Were s2975. Now $3.50
Dresses and Wool Coat Ensembles. silk crepe
prints. Gold, and black. Originally s25 SAG IS
Now $3.50
10 Dresses silk polka dot crepe crepe
dresses jackets and full length Navy black
brown Were S2975 to s35. Now S22
Wool Coat Ensembles with silk and rayon printed
Wine print with beige navy print green coat
Originally s7975 Now S29
MISSES DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1939-06-08
Women's Shoes, s3.95

Originally $3.50 to SI3.75
2S2 pairs including Matrix, Colegebred and Pandora
styles. Good size range. in broken assortment of
colors, types and materials.
"a pairs Pandora Agator Ties Pumps In wine blue or
beige broken sizes. Originally SIS rs. Now - SSs5
s5 pairs Shoes including Pandora sandals pumps Marx
ties and strap styles and Arnold Auhentics Originally
$40 to S1575. Now
96 pairs Beach in natural cotton crash with
vari-colored trims Sizes to only Originally 1925
WoMEN's SHOES, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1939-06-08
Girls Dresses Reduced

125 Of cotton, spun rayon and ray
on Crepe. Sizes to Is. Originally
SGD TO S5.95. Now Sl.95
IS Girls and 'Teen-agers' Dresses
in cotton and spun rayon. Sizes
Z to IA. Were $l95. Now S1.45
IS Goats and Suits for girls and
teen-agers. Spring styles. Sizes 8
to IS. Originally Sl095 and Sl395.
Now S5.95
GIRLS APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1939-06-08
Girls Jackets, sI'95

Originally S3.95 and S5.95
rs Wool sports jackets of
Tweed and Shetland. Sizes 10,
IL. IA and 16.
p 'Teen-age Wool Skirts. Light and
dark colors. Sizes 10, II, IA and
is. Were S195. Now S1.15
GIRLS SPORTSMAN, FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1939-06-08
Curtains Special 85e

118 pairs for Summer homes.
Open mesh cotton novelty
weave in ecru with colored
striped borders. 2 1-6 yards,
cased and headed.
120 pairs Cushion Dot Ruffle Cur
tains in nice quality ecru or cream
cotton. d. yards long. Special 81
80 pairs Tailored French Cotton
Msrquisette Curtains in ivory color
or beige. rs yards long, cased and
headed. Special - CSC
Large Collection of Odd Pairs Of
Curtains, Bedspreads and Draperies
in cotton or rayon. Large collection
OF short length cretonnes, SAIL
cloth and other cotton fabrics for
glass curtains, draperies. and other
uses. All reduced u to or more.
CURTAINS AND DRAPERIEs,
SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-06-08
Boudoir Chairs
Reduced 1h and More

Boudoir Chair tufted back figured cotton
chinz Was S1175 Now s7.75
Boudoir Chair with reversible and back cushion.
Eggplant background figured cotton chintz Was s1675
Now S11
Loungetype Boudor Chair with reversible
cushions. Green stripe rayon cover. Originally $50
1 Boudoir ufted seat and back Green cotton
crash. Originally Sl65O ------------- ---- S11
BOud0ir Chair reversible
ground figured cotton chntz Was SIS Now $40
Large Wngback Chair with brown figured cotton chintz
Was S25. Now ------- $3.50
Boudor Chair with green stripe
Mahogany finish Was s2l Now ---------~------- S13
Boudor Chairs-l brown figured cotton chntz cover !
green cotton crash Originally s3.75. Now $3.50
Maple Cricket Rocker with green cotton crash cover Was
~i0oo. fSo"
Chose tongues
Channeback Chaise Tongue loose reversible
CUSHION Rose figured rayon more Originally $40 so
~
Mattresses and Box Springs
Innerspring Mattress, single size Rose and tan striped
cotton ticking s225O. Now Observation-Disclosures SITS
1nnersprng Mattress single size Orchid cotton andrayon
striped ticking. Was s295O. Now --------------- S22
Box Springs single size Orchid cotton striped
ticking. Were $29 So Now S22
Box Spring, threequarter Gray and white striped
cotton ticking. Originally s345o Now s137s
Box Spring, three-quarter Green cotton damask
ticking. Originally S39.50 Now S1575
Box Spring, double size Orchid cotton damask ticking.
Was $3.50 Now - S22 so
Innerspring Mattress double size Striped cotton ticking
was Sz@oo. NOW Slb75
Innersprng Mattress single beige
and-ayon damask ticking Originally s3450 Now -S2450
Beds
Colonial-s Sofa Bed with flsize nnersprng
Brown novelty cotton Originally S15 Now Ss6
Poster Bed single size Walnut gumwood Orig
inally $22,50. Now S1475
IA Pillows 500 cued goose feathers 500 duck feathers
Blue and white striped cotton ticking Special each S195
BEDS BEDDING, SIXTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1939-06-08
Rayon Crepe BIouses, sI' AS

Originally S3.95 to s595
40 in lime, aqua, blue, fuchsia Sizes 80 to 40
Wool Connston Sports Goats and Piece Suits Cherry
blue Sizes IL to 49, Were s35 Now SIS
25 Rayon Sports Dresses in prints coors
II to 90 Originally sl3 95 to S1995. Now --- 1925
IS Rayon Crepe and Sheer Blouses in prints and plain
coors Sizes 80 to 40 Originally s295 to sl395
SPORTSMAN, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1939-06-08
NegIigees Reduced

Fine negligee5 and housecoats
of rayon satin and rayon bro
cadeS, lace trimmed EN-.
broidered and stitched. Broken
sizes.
4 Negligees. Were $19.95 to S29. .95.
Now Sl2.95
5 Negligees. Were $1095 to SIS.
Now Observation-Disclosures S7.95
20 Negligees. Were $795 to $1O95.
NoW ----------- So.5o
6 Negligees. Were $5.95 to S7.95.
NEGLIGEEs, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1939-06-08
Foundations, s2'9'

Were $3.50 to $3.50
II one-piece foundations. Lily
OF France and Woodthrop
Latec makes. Rayon-and-silk
satin, cotton and rayon ba-
tiste and elastic. Sizes 33,
"a. 38 and 80.
3 Vassar One Piece Foundations.
Small size. Originally $40. Now
S3.35
10 Silk Satin Bandeaux in tearose.
Sizes 80, "a and 36. Were sl.5O.
CoRsETs, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1939-06-08
Women's FormaIs Reduced

Dinner and Evening Dresses Of crepe silk chiffon
Sizes 38 and 49, 2ols and 22s Originally s2s75
Now
Dinner and Evening Dresses silk print chiffon silk
marqusette and lace combined. Sizes Is to A.
were S2975 Now $3.50
WoMENis FORMAL ROOM THIRD FLOOR