Evening star. [volume], May 30, 1932, Page B-8, Image 20

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TANGLED LIVES
-By ANN FORESTER
A ithnt of "(telto W<{«."
CHAPTER XLVII.
MAEDY.
Riverton society rAnd what
we may lack in quantity we
make up in quality!” Mrs
Cameron was accustomed to
say) found itself in a quandry.
What attitude to take toward Roger
Cameron's widow? Mrs. Roger Cam
eron, mistress of the Cameron fortune
was a person to be courted. But Mrs.
Cora Cameron was a person to avoid
offending.
Over bridge tables at porch parties;
down the first Invitation to dinner.
Mother told me you didn't go to that
tea fight she was giving last week. You
wouldn't go to the club dance with me.
And last night you weren't anywhere to
i be seen—even in yo»r own home! Why
| do you suppose I went to that dance
last night It it wasn't because I thought
j you'd be there?”
Joyce thought of how fervently she
had once longed to go to such dances
with Norman. How she had wanted to
be part of that gay social life of River*
1 ton—one of the pretty girls who passed
the Commerclsl House Summer eve
Very handsome and earnest he was, his pleading: fare close to her own. I
In sewing circles—at the younger set's
Thursday Night Bridge Club, at the
Country Club dances, the subject was
thoroughly thrashed out.
Mrs Harmon, president of the River
tori Ladies' Sewing Club, couldn't take
a book from the library without bring
ing up the subject with little freckle
faced Geneva Haines, who was librarian.
"-1 really can't think what to do
about the next meeting at my house. If
I ask this girl Joyce then Cera won't
come. And if I don’t ask her . . .
well, my husband was telling me he
wanted her to buy some of that new
issue of gas stock and after all, there’s
no need to snub her. . .
’’Of course, when she lived here be
fore none of us knew her—not really
knewr her-” fluttered Geneva, and
every freckle seemed t*> twinkle with
earnestness, "but after all. as you say.
dear Mrs. Harmon, perhaps we ought
to be big about this thing: for after all.
she is enormously rich, and she s been
everywhere, and. after all, traver is so
broadening. . .
Ana it s an very wei*- went on
Mrs. Harmon fretfully, “for Cora to
expect us to take up her quarrels, but
Cora doesn't like to play second fiddle,
and that's what she promises to be for
five years at least, from what I hear of
the old man's will, and Natalie and
Cora Cameron never-“
"Sh-h-h! Here she comes-’’
Geneva's fervent whisper as Joyce came
into the library.
Mrs. Harmon discreetly stooped and
pretended to be so absorbed in the titles
of the lower row of books that she was
unaware of another's presence. Both
pair of eyes turned to follow the grace
ful figure of the girl as she left.
It remained for Mrs. Lloyd Weaver
to take the bit in her teeth and bolt at
the head of public opinion.
A canny word from Lawyer Weaver
to his sagacious wife and Joyce received
an invitation to the Country Club dance,
which was quite the peak of Riverton
society. Not only was the invitation
proffered, but it was immediately fol
lowed by Norman's offer to drive her
to the club.
Riverton society might have spared
Itself the perplexity. Young Mrs. Roger
Cameron, it appeared, wanted none of
it. Joyce smothered a contemptuous
little smile and discreetly begged to be
excused.
"Why are you so remote?” asked
Norman irritably. Joyce had come
down to his father's office on business,
and Norman had immediately inveigled
her into his own private office.
It was a hot day toward the last of
Summer, so hot that the women's heels
sunk into the asphalt of Main street
and left little half moons in the soft
surface.
Norman thought how coolly lovely
Joyce looked. She wore a chiffon dress,
fashionably long, and of a pale orchid
which deepened the violet light in her
eyes. Norman found himself remem
bering the long-ago twilight when he
had thought her eyes looked like pools
of purple ink.
The loose waves of her hair were
parted and brought to a soft flat knot
at the back of her neck. An exotic and
metropolitan figure which made River
ton girls, bobbed and shirt-skirted to a
stereotyped pattern, appear stale and
uninteresting by Contrast,
In the dusk of the office here, back
grounded by the tiers of pigskin law
books, Joyce was a vision to make a
young man's heart beat faster.
She turned deep blue eyes upon him.
"Remote? I?” •
"Don't try to pretend!" Norman said
harshly. "You've avoided me ever since
you came back. Joyce! You turned
! rung?, laughing and singing in auto
| mobiles on their way to the Country
j Club. And ahe remembered the night j
she flad waited alone under the dark
.maples—waited for Norman, who was
ashamed to be seen with her. . . .
Perhaps something of this showed on
her face, for he spoke with rough
earnestness.
,-I was a fool once. Joyce, but don’t
1 punish me for that forever! I was just
a kid in college—snobbish like all kids.
But I was really crary about you, Joyce,
, .lust as I am today. And even if you
were different—if you were still down
there in that shabby old place. I'd be
the same as I am now. For you'd still
be you—just as beautiful—as sweet-”
"Hush!”
Norman caught Joyce's slim hand,
pressed it hard against his lips.
"I mean It. Joyce. I love you. I al
ways have. You were meant for me-”
“Oh. no. . . . Please!”
Very handsome and earnest he was,
his pleading face close to her own.
Something of the old Norman in his
intent eyes. Something of the old
magic coming down through the years
like faint perfume.
Anything might have happened in j
that moment throbbing with old mem- I
ories—but nothing did, for the door j
opened and the mouse-gray stenog
rapher-very obviously delighted at the
opportunity—came into the room.
“Mr. Parks to see you, Mr. Weaver.”
she murmured with a look of fgint
malice at the girl across the room.
Norman swore softly. “I'd forgotten
about that fellow! Joy—you'll go for
a drive with me tonight?"
But the spell w'as broken for the time
being. Joyce drew her hand gently
away. "I don't know. . . . Not to
night . . . later on-”
Norman’s words lingered in the girl's
mind as she walked slowly along Main
street on her way home. "If you were
still down there in that shabby place
I'd be the same as I am now. . . .”
Was the cricle closing? Was fate draw
New Discovery Stops
Cause of Stomach Gas
In his private practice. Dr. Carl
I discovered the cause of stomach gas'
was often in the UPPER bowel. So
he perfected a simple remedy to
wash out st -imach and BOTH upper
and lower bowel. He named this
remedy Adlerika.
Adlerika washes out poisons which
cause gas nervousness, bad sleep.
Get Adlerika today; in 2 hours you
will be rid of all gas and bowel
poisons. Peoples Drug Stores —Ad
vertisement. ’ •
j
morning
Shake into your
7 / . shoes some Allen's
§ .•*/ Foot= Ea&. It will five you i day of
V re,t ^rom ^ot. t‘rc<^* smarting, ach
rj ing feet, stop the pain of corns and
bunions. Make new or tight shoes
Zi; feel easy. 2 Sires now sold. For fret
sample address Allen’s Foot-Ease,
feS Le Roy, N. Y.
\f Allen’s Foot-Ease i
- I
-
cfe palais Royal
an H&W
Foundation
will do wonders
for your figure!
Ask Mrs. Medean—an H & W
expert from New York who will
he in our Corset Department
this week. She will help ydtl
select the H Sc W model that
will give you a figure for the
coming summer.
priced dt 3*50 to 12*50
Palais Royal—Third Floor
in* her closer to Norman—Norman
whom she had loved so ardently—so
recklessly In the old days? Once she
had longed for wealth, Joyce remem
bered a little bitterly. Pate had heaped
wealth In her lap. Was fate, In the
same lavish manner, going to give her
Norman’s, love. . . .
Joyce had reached the scanty awning
of Hlalop's vegetable store Crates of
wilted lettuce, of squashy tomatoes
were tilted on end about the entrance.
A woman in a faded orange house
dress, balancing a hot fat bsby on her
thin hip, stood while she dubiously
Angered vegetables. Her broad straw
hat shaded her face so that Joyce could
not see her features clearly. If It had
not been for the curious little shrinking
In her manner, the obvious way in
which she stepped into the doorway,
Joyce would have passed her by as a
stranger.
As it was she found herself looking
with a sudden quick interest . . .
found Herself recognizing the thin fig
ure. the freckled face of her cousin,
Maddy.
iTomorrow—The Acid Test.)
The Leipzlfr. nr—-- iyt fair now has
57 exhibition buildings.
RESTORES ANCIENT FETES
_
Yu-Yi B<e-e*tabllehes Holidays of
the Manchus.
CHANOHCHUN, Manchuria (IP).—
The ancient holidays Of his fathers, the
Manchus, have been ordered restored
in the new Manchurian state by Henry
Pu-Yl, Its head, and former boy Km- I
peror of China.
By hit decree the newer holidays of I
the Chinese Republic, including October
11, the anniversary of the revolution,
have been outlawed.
Tne new schedule will Include the
observance of the ancient festivals of
the four seasons, three Confuclan re
ligious fetes and such picturesque holi
days at the Dragon Boat Festival.
Jobless Full Grass.
DARWIN, Australia OP) —'When un
employment became a problem in
Darwin, the government provided ecores
of men with work at $5 a day. They
were assigned to cut down and pull
up the grass, which grows so rapidly
in the rarth that it would overrun
everything If not kept 1n check.
$1.95 to $2.95 Jewelry, 29c
6 rhinestone bracelets .29c
7 pearl (simulated) bracelets.29e
S rhinestone neklacet.29a
10 assorted sport neeklaoct.29c
18 pins. 29c
5 pairs earrind*.29e
MOSES—FIRST FLOOR
VP. ft. 3ttose* S? Son*
NAtional 3770 Store Hours: 9:15 to 6 F St. at 11th
SPECIAL LUNCHEON
Assorted Gold Guts.. 25c
With Potato Salad . . . Sliced Cucumbers
and Pickled Beet! . . . Rolls A Rutter . . .
Iced T#a . . . Coffee ... or Milk.
Opportunity Day
Tomorrow, extraordinary values—special purchases, low pieces, as well as regular merchandise, odd lots, broken sizes. Some slightly soiled
or damaged. The values in every instance are truly remarkable 1 No C. O. D/s ... No Mail Orders ... No Phone Orders. Also please note
that because of the low prices and limited numbers, we cannot guarantee that quantities will last throughout the day.
Linens Greatly Reduced
Limited anantlty of Kpanlsh oral
and oblear hand-embroidered
dollies. Were tl.Mi tomorrow.
lie
1 Pare linen creen damask din
ner set. hemstitched, cloth sire
i!S.Z ‘".V*.
1 aare llnen-rolored satin damdsk
dinner set. hemstitched i doth
70s 10*. IS napkins. Was K7.0D.
Ild.M
1 pare linen damask while table
cloth. also 71x7*: soiled. Was
MS# .*1.74
• pare linen white damask table
, sloths, rise 71x10*. were tfi.so.
Soiled .9S.94
1 pare linen white da
cloth, also 07xM.
11 imparted ■'Arlstfx” bath taw
els. Were **.88 . Me
4 Imported "Arlstex" bath tow
els. Were C.M Me
I moire ta'lored bedspreads, size
*7x108. Were S19.$4 98
II wool-Ailed comforts, size 77x
84. Were *3. *7.94
1 pr. North Star all-wool blan
kets. site 7ts84. rut smile.
Were tll.M pr.; tomorrow, pr.,
Ilf 74
1 "Orexon" blankets, size *0x80;
all wool, plain colors. Were
* *7.15 *4.84
* prs. all-wool blankets, also 70s
80. Were *10 pr. r tomorrow,
Pr.*4 98
1 North Star all-wool blanket,
plaid; size 70x80. Was *17.
As Is . (4.98
*
Odd Lot of Fancy Linens
Vs of Regular Price
Includes doilies for tables, buffets, vanities, etc. In oblong, round
or square shapes. Trimmed with exquisite lace or embroidery.
All are now at !* of their original prices.
85c to $1 Linens 50c Linens
33c 16c
95c Linens $1.75 to $2 Linens
24c 58c
$2.50 to $3.50 Linens, only 94c
Also a Urge assortment of pieces, including starts, bridge
sets, etc., of finest fancy linens, tomorrow, leas.
MOSBS—FIRST FLOOR
Toiletries
90 Bath Salt and Dusting Powder,
novelty boxes. Formerly 11.06;
now .Be
12 Osimlr Perfume. Formerly
£1.50; now 44c
1 Bottle D'Orsay I.e Dandy, slight
ly evaporated. Formerly 925.00;
now . £10.00
1 Bottle Caron, slightly evaporat
ed. Formerly $12.50; now. 93.95
2 Sets. Perfume, Toilet Water ahd
Powder. Formerly $6.50: now
•5.00
1 Yardley Smelling Salts. For
merly $1.50; now .75c
6 Bottles F.anehere Blue Rose Bath
Salts. Formerly $1.00; now 39e
3 Breath of Spring Dusting Pow
der. Formerly $1.50; now 75c
2 Caopi Dnstinc Powder. For
merly £1.00: now. 50c
5 Barbasol Shaving Creanj. For.
merly 50c; now 20c
6 Bost Tooth Paste. Formerlv
50c now 29c
8 s. s. White Tooth Paste. For
merly 25c; now 15c
5 Dr. West Tooth Paste. Former
ly 25c; now ... 17e
5 Kolvnos Dental Cream. For
merly 30c: now ....16c
10 Dr. West Tooth Brush. For
merly 50c; now . . 31c
• Prophylactic Tooth Brush. For
merly 56c; now .31e
• Pears' T**B«parent Soap, for
merly 25c; now 15c
2 Botes Pears’ Glycerine Soap. 3
in box. Formerlv 25c: now 15c
3 Boxes Laeo Castile Soap. 3 in
box. Formerly 50c; now 25c
6 Cakes Johnson's Babv Soap.
Formerly 25e: now . . . 10c.
12 Bottles Mortemoth. £1.25 sire.
Sow 27c
18 Assorted Compacts. £2 op to
65.60; now 47c
BIOSES—FIRST FLOOR
Drapery Dept.
Odds and Ends
U plain rayon *atin dIIIo*«.
Were SI.#4 Me
85c Curtains, 35c
Only 65 pairs of these ruffled cur
tains with baby ruffles and tfe
baelt*. Ip plain blue marquisette
1 ffMCnne-fotered screen. Was
*27.50 .*7 .ft
2 Chinese embroidered four-fold
screens. Were *50.$24.84
1 wall paper-covered screen. Was
*23.50 *7.91
1 blue burlap-covered screen. Was
|12 .*6.91
6 water-proof-covered chair backs.
Were *1.25.10c
3 Bar Harbor chair cushions.
Were *1.84..Ole
*5 yards odd colors of 30-inch
theatrical gauze. Was 24c; to
morrow. yard.5c
85c to $2.50 Curtain
Fabrics* 24c yd.
Only SCO yards of this curtain
and drapery fabric, odd pieces. &
to 30 yards to each piece.
25c to $1 Curtain
Materials, 9c yd.
150 yards plain-colored mar
quisette and rayon curtain ma
terials.
65c to 94c 36-inch
Cretonnes, 24c yd.
Only SM yards of this cretonne.
2 fancy ornamental Iron rods for
circular-top windows; 40 inches
wide by 36 inches hirh. Were
!62.50 .*4.04
vrftiddw shade. 63 in. by 6 ft.;
an. Was *3.75.*1.04
1 vjfidow shade. 63 in. by 11 ft.;
duplex. Was *7.«o.*1.91
1 windo# shade. 67 in. by 6 ft.;
cloth only. W’as S3.91c
$2 to $25 Slip
Covers, Etc.
48c to $2.94
Sample slip covers for
Chair or two-piece suites.
Made-up drapery sets. 1
•f a kind. r«d as dis
play. etc. Sold as is. ' No
exchances.
MOSES—THIRD FLOOR
$1.50 to $3.75
Linoleum
Remnants
88c s<i- >d
Plain, firared Inlaid, tile pat
t e rn s, marbleized effect*.
Some pieces are larpe enourh
for medium sized kitchen.
Very specially priced.
Rugs Greatly
Reduced
1—9x12 leamlexx neared Avmin
iter. Wai *11,80 *23.14
1—8.3x10.0 ftemmles* Firared Ax
mlnxtrr. Wax *13.80 *21.*4
1—1.1x10.0 Seamlrxx Fixured Ax
mlnxter. Wax *41.28.*21.44
t—1x10 Plain Wool Reversible
Chenille Rati. Were *01 *10.44
1—1.1x10.0 Plain Taupe Velvet
Rat. with border. Wax *14.10.
Sow .*21.44
• —0x9 Firared Axmlnxter Rot.
Wax *21.80.SIC 44
I—0x9 Plain Axmlnxter Rur.
Roxe color. Wax *13.*21.14
• —1*0 Factory Hooked Rut. Wax
*21.10; tomorrow.tlO.M
4—0x9 Fiber Rati. Klmlark
make. Were *11.40.*1.94
I—0x9 Wilton Rot; ax lx. Wax
*09. *2*
9 Saser-Onallty Cocoa boor
Matt. Were M.80 and M *1.91
MOSES— FOURTH FLOOR
9
Leather Goods
5 Ban. War# *1.1 is.7*
I Baa. Smooth Calf with sfts.ke
skin Olfh. Was *17.50.*3.66
3 Enraiooa and Poach Baaa.
Wara *5.*3.1*
II Billfolds of (engine laithar.
Were *9.50 and *5.75e
7 Billfolds, real leather. Were
*1 . .Mo
.1 Card Cases. Were tt.M_Me
3 Coin Parses, real florentlne.
Were *1.50c
7 Real Ostrich Billfolds. Were
*5 .*1 00
MOSES—FIR8T FLOOR.
25c ’Kerchiefs, 9c
Limited number; pure linen
3d Ladles’ Linen Handkerchiefs.
Were Me. How.fte
34 Ladles Linen Handkerchiefs.
Were 75e. Now.I9e
10 dot. Ladles Linen Handker
chiefs. Were *1.15 dot. Now Me
30 Odds and Ends Initial Hand
kerchiefs. Were 50c. NOW. 33c
40 Men's Linen Handkerchiefs.
W«d 7V. No#.lie
30 Men's Linen Handkerchief*.
Ware SSe. Now.19c
MOSSS—FIRST FLOOR
$1 Collar and
Cuff Sets, 39c
Limited number; of ecru lace •
30 Plecea Chiffon, Crewe or Loco
Collar and Caff Beta. Formerly
vp to *4.96. No#.Me
3 Yd*, qeoraett* Pleated Raffiins.
Llfbt bind. Formerly *1.96 yd.
No# . ...77e yd.
14 Silk Scarfs; assorted styles
and colors. Formerly *3.9.1.
Now .*1.69
MOSES—FIRST FLOOR
Right When You
Are Wanting New
SHOES Comes This
Timely
SALE
Of New and
Intriguing
Jacqueline
Modes
$4M
| I Formerly
to
sr.so
New Summer Styles
Most Every Site
Our Higher Grade
Department. Second
Floor
POPULAR PRICK
MILLINERY SHOP
150 Hats
$1-94
Formerly $2.95 to $4.95
\ splendid collection of smart
straws. Including montelupo,
sharkskin and other interesting
straws. Black, brown, navy,
red or green. AU head rites in
the collection.
MOSES—FIRST FLOOR
“Marathon” Health
Shoes for Children
Greatly Reduced
Scientifically constructed. “Best in
the Long Run."
Baby Jr. sixes $4 to 6. reduced to $1.74
Infants’ sixes $4 to 8. reduced to
$2.34
Children's and Misses’ sises 84 to 3,
reduced to ..$2.74
Children’s Apparel
Greatly Reduced
85 tots’ coats .$2
11.79 girls’ flktXts ..$1
11.50 girls' sweaters .96c
ll boys’ wool knickers.74c
R9c boys’ shirts . i.59c
II play suits .59c
94 to $5 gtrtt’ silk dreoa9s.$2.50
R9c beach pajamas.56c
|1 tots' wool bathing*.64c
M08SS—SECOND FLOOR.
Silk Undies
8 chemise of error-hack satin and crepe
r<r chine: lire trimmed: were SI 1.50 to
515: special.M
I chemise of erepe de chine trimmed with
lace, tle-around saahes; were *7.88 to 59:
special .*4.95
I* handmade silk slips with law trim:
■hort lensths: were (9 to *11.5*.*2.79
I* nl*htjes. ill haudmade, lace trim or
hand embroidered, tle-around sashes: were
.*3.85
! neslieees. plain or lace and chiffon trim,
neih. orchid and blue. Small and me
Jlum sites; were *2* and $2*.8d; at la. 85.79
I pajama, plahi Ripe trimmed #lth eon
trastine shade of yellow. ThrCe-ptere
ittle. Site IS; was S25.*5.79
MOSES—THIRD FLOOR.
$4.75 to $6
Bathing Suits
$2^5
28 all-wool bathing suits; 1 or 2
piece styles; medium or sun tan
baeks. Green, blue, red, yellow or
rose. Broken sizes.
MOSES—FIRST FLOOR
$3.75 Skirts
$1.79
24 all-wool skirts, plain colors: with
pleats or flare*. Some with bat
tom. Mark, blue, Ian, rust or
green. Sizes 26 to 32.
$2.75 Sweaters
49c
Sleeveless sweaters of figured lislr.
Flesh or white. Sizes 24, 36 and 38.
m
$1.85 Jersey Blouses
49c
Only 17. Plain color*, vee or
square necklines. Trimmed with
buttons and belts. Several colors.
12 net blouses in white, frilly trims.
Vee necklines. Sixes 34, 36 and 38.
Were S2.75. 95e.
$2.75 Linen Frocks
$1.49
Onlv 23. Daytime frocks of broad
cloth or linen. Plain colors or
trimmed with contrasting shades.
Half sleeve. Blue, green, pink or
peach.
MOSES—THIRD FLOOR.
Kayser’s Undies
Discontinued styles. in rlove illk snd
rayon.
3 Milanese silk fltled nrttirdat*. site 7.
Were M.9.3 *2.33
3 Kalian silk vests, siie 43: three-star
Quality. Were R.95 SI.19
I* llahan silk Tests: one-star Quality;
Uses 40. 4? and 4S. Were *1*1 and
.89c
7 bandeaus, triconeee and novelty
styles. Were *Sc 39r
37 run-proof ri-nn bloomers, site .3.
Were .33c to Sl.iS . 29c
Odd Lot of Rayon or
Milanese Silk Undies
* Milanese silk yest«. lsre trim. Wrre
*1.73 . . 89r
3 Milanese silk fomhlnatlens. lare Kin
Were **.9.3. . 81 .39
7 Milanese silk bloomers, blsck. Werr
*1.93 39c
>« parrot* sorter belts, different styles of
brocade; all sites. Special 39c
3.3 run-resistant noyetty laee-tflm ravnn
ye»ts. bloemers »r shorts. Special . S»c
4 novelty bandeaus. Milanese allk. Were
9«e S9r
.3 novelty rayon bandeaus. Were 9.3c 39c
MOSES—FIRST FLOOR.
FRENCH SALON
150 HATS
$9-94
Regularly $7.94 to $12.94
ONE-OF-A-KIND
Some of our very finest hats. Includes all head
sizes, a wide selection of colors, and styles
suited to immediate or all Summer wear.
MOSES—FIRST FLOOR.
Lamps and
Gifts
Greatly Reduced
1—9-candlelifht Metal Floor Lamp,
in hionze finish. Was $11.98—at
is . 11.93
l—3-randle!irbt Metal Floor Lamp.
RerularlV $lo . $4.95
4 Metal Brldce Lamps, bronze fin
ish. Were f 10 $3.9$
I—2-llfht Pottery Table Lamp, with
black wooden bottom. Chinese de
sirn. Was $17. . . 13
12 Mirror-bottom Dressersticks. with
black silhouettes under class. Were
91.9ft each .73c
12 Metal Dressersticks. in boudoir
colors. Were 41.50 to £3. each. 75c
l Modernistic Electric Side Brackets.
Were $20 15
18 Framed Pictures, interestinc sub
jects. Were $1.25 to $9.05—as is— •
special.54ie and 95c
8 Make-up Boxes, covered in imi
tation Florentine leather, red or
brown. Were $1.40 74c
.1 Larce Size Make-np Boxes. Were
$2.19 .. . M .24
4 Real Leather Telephone Book
Cover*, brown color: doc or Godev
print trim on front of rover. Were
$3.35 . si.44
.1 Leather Telephone Book Covers,
trimmed with Godey prints. Were
•ft.lft. $1.94
3 Real Leather Cirarette Boxes,
cedar lined. Godey prints. Were
91.85 to *3.35 94c
1 Real Leather Bridce Set. 2 pack
aces of Concress cards. 1 score
pads and pencil. Was $7.10 $1.84
1 Meta! Twin Table Lsmn. in orchid
and Ivors Orchid taffeta shade.
Was $15.35 $8.95
12 Odd Parchment $h»de*. in 18-In.
and 18-in. sizes. Special—z% Is 5f*c
Chinese Scarfs
44c
5IW pieces, in square, oblonr
or round shapes. Modern or
antlone embroiders. Greatly
reduced.
MOSES—FIRST FLOOR
$1.50 Silk Gloves
22 Pn. Silk Gloves. Grey or
ton shades. Sites 5'j to I.
$1 Fabric Gloves
48 Pn. Suede Fabric Gloves, in
slip-on cr novelty styles. Brown,
beige or grey in the collection.
$3 to $5 Gloves
95 Pn. of C:pe. Kid or Suede
Gloves, beige, ‘ans, brown or
black. Odd site*.
MOSES—FIRST FLOOR
Odd Lot
Mesh and Silk
Hose
39c
Includes 4 prs.. site 8'j: 24 prs.,
site 9; 5 prs.. site 9'y. and t
prs.. site 10—these in mesh.
Black Chiffon Hose—34 pn,
site 8; 4 prs., site 8H. Ivorfe
Chiffon Hose—*5 pn, dte 10.
All were formerly 51.
MOSES—FIRST FLOOR
Drastic Price Reductions on Some
of Our Finest Made Furi:;ture
(Pay by the Month for Furniture)
Please note: All furniture listed here is not just cheap furniture bought far sale purposes—
it is our regular noted fine quality furniture, which once a month re mark dorn to
ridiculously low prices in order to keep our stock fresh.
I loose-cushion- nlaid-coverrd lore
seat. 49-in. lenath. Wat (180 (-if)
I barrel-shaped' bjtb-bark lirina
room chair! matches (bare set
tee. Was *150.*».3»
1 i-pc. kidney-shaped, tnfted-back
lirina room auitc. antique velor
corerina. Was *550.*195
I i-pc. taupe mohair-corered lir
ina room suite. Was *185 8110
I i-pc. Chesterfield type low-arm
and hieh-bark lirina room suite.
Was *185.(N
I i-pe. solid mahotany-trame lir
ina room suite, antioue rose cov
erlna. Was 8M0.*179
5M9ueen Anne model softs, Were
1 4-ft. lore seal, onr-plere down
seat, covered in arren damask.
Was *150.*89.75
15 foldinr chairs: easily folded.
Ufht and atronc: duck carers.
Special .fc.91
1 i-pc. lirina room suite, covered
ift dark red mohtlr. Was fe'.V
*1.7*
1 spinet desk, solid mahoaany: 4
drawers; finished in Dupont Duro.
Was *75.*37.50
I solid mahoaany pier cabinets.
Louis XVI style; 7 drawers; IHI
In. kirk, 1* In. deep. Were SUV
I i-pe. bed-davenport spite, solid
mahoaany frame, roll Sprint con
struction. covered In tapestry;
the best constructed bed-daven
port on our floor. WAS **35 *115
i, solid mahoaany occasional
tW* ’*jf*r vfrt blah Mfk;
1 hiah-back wlna chair, tufted
back. loose cushion. antioue
relojr corerina. Was *11(1. Floor
cample .«0
10 pull-up chairs, solid mahoaany,
fine construction. Were Kl.75.fi4
1 solid mahoaany hlah-baCk hall
cllafr. covered In linen frleae.
Was *150.*59
1 solid mahorany console table.
sl*e 20 In. nitn by 12 in. deep.
Was *16.*T.» 5
1 solid hifkorv round table, site
24x21 in. Was *10.73.M
1 30-in. round hickory table. Was
*13 .*6.50
4 metal foldinr chairs. Were *3 *1
1 foldinr metal-top table. Was
M .*1.30
1 sun parlor boudoir ehair. Was
*03 StO
2 S-pc. Solid maple suites: con
sist of settee 02 inches Ion*. one
small wlnr style chair and one
other chair: loose cushions, sprint
seats, loose padded backs. Very
special .*JW
1 solid hickory maple-finish chair,
loose cushion, small-firured eor
erinr. Was *75. As is.*20
3 double beds. Were *07 each .SIR
1 t-pe. Chesterfield style sofa and
ehair. tapestry corerinr. Was
*225 *00
1 ?-pc. carred-frame llrlnr room
suite, covered In antloue relour.
Was *325.M9
J decorated vanity In rreen; six
rawer*. Was *70.*20
1 solid on* 66-In. buffet. Wat
*!4§ .St!
1 4-pe. decorated, rust-shaded
reed suite—settee, ehair. rocker,
table: loose cushions. Was t^S.
1 blue hirh ehair. Was *10.
As is .*3
I pastel blue bed room chalf.
was lit.*3
1 rreen chest mirror. As is .*3.56
1 rrar chest of drawers. Was
*75 *20
1 dove «ra> double bed. Was
*53 .615
1 3-pc. tentilne mahorany bed
room suite—larre dresser, chest
of drawers, toilet table, double
bed and bench for toilet table.
Was *350.*160
.V» prs. regulation sltf bed »!!
lows; sterilised feathers. Were
kite .$1
I 4-pc. Jade rreen bed roans suite,
hand decorated: Duce finish In
side and ont. Was *243.*139
1 3 ft roll spring. Was *13.36 *4.44
S Inner-spring mattresses, alee
4 6. Were *29. fid
4 3 3 Inner-sprint mattresses.
Were *29.*1d
1 4 4 National link sprinv. Was
Sft .*3.79
iroil spring. Sargo ntake. Was
13 *4.44
13 3 hair mattress. Was *67.36.
*39
4 walnut niiht tables with drawer
and shelf; In walnut. Very ape
rial .*3.23
td-pc. maple bed room suite,
rand Raplos make. Was *423.
*169
3 solid mahogany-top tables, drop
leaf style; when leaves are down,
top is 12 In; 36x42 when open.
Were *25.*13
d refrigerators. 3-door types,
front-leer styles: white enamel,
green, gray and oak; 73 to 123
lb. let capacity. Were from $49
to *69.. «6
1 34-in. buffet, mahogany; has
large drawer and two large tifr
are spaces. Was M9. *26
1 4-pe. walnut bed room suit*—
consists of two twin beds. large
dresser aqd Ilollywood vanity
with bench; Duro finish inside
and nut. Was *243 .*93
1 7-pc. maple bed ropm suite,
Grand Rapids make. Was MOV
•223
1 solid mahogany-top extension
table, measures 31 in. when leaves
are open: with Itaf. measures *6
In. Whs *43. *24
1 extension table, solid mahogany
ton strong base; 31 In. when drop
leaves are np and 67 in. with lf
In. leaf alao used. Wat *43. $29
ALL OFFICfi FURNITURE Vi OR MORE OFF REGULAR PRICES
De*k* formerly $55 to $80.$24.75 Chair* formerly $20 to $32.$11.50
Mafiy other pieces of all kinds of furniture at equal reductions
MOSES—FOURTH. FIFTH AND SIXTH FLOORS
3 Mid filled bracelets.
Were «5l.*1.00
1 (old filled mesh brarelet.
Wet fil*..Sl.oo
1 frosted crrstal and enamel
bracelet. Waa SU...S1.M
9 rhinestone nins.
-l.»S to im.M.St.M
iher neeklnee. „
.
MS.110.00
JEWELRY GREATLY REDUCED
1 CTH' "*”,4*V*
1 earnetun nccklae*.
Waa *35.... tlC.M
1 mia^riT.*.
I errutal ml earaeliah
:“p'M
L..«.«*
1 .%*
1 pearl (•Imnlmted) and
1 Htf. $..m
1 Marl laiaanlated) nrrhlarr.
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I ;-«lr»nd <moked Mirl
(tldiuldUd) nrtklstt.
ku Slk.SIM
1 ,S.M
I Tal marrasjle Blri
Pin. Was Sift.SI.Oft
1 real aareasite tnft simp
inSr.*-..mu