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I
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iTHE CREATMYSTEHY STORY
l PRODUCED BY
THE UWIVERSAU FILM
KAHUrACTUPIKte CO.,
CHAPTER XXXV.
(GonUnuM.)
IERELY my own pon and
Ink," tho profcvor expostu
lated. "It thoro Is anything
I detest In the world, It U
violet Ink. And your pen,
too, la execrablo. As thoro are to bo tho
lut -words 1 shall leavo to a sorrow
Ins; world, I should like to wrlto them
In my own fashion. Open tho bat
for yourself, It you will. You can
pass me tho things out." I
Quest openod the bar, took out a
Een and a small glans bottle of Ink. I
Is handed them to the professor,
who startod once more to write.
Quest watched him for a moment and
then turned away to French. The
profossor looked ovor his shoulder and
suddenly bared his wrist. Lenora
seised her employer by the arm.
"Look!" he cried. "What Is he
going to do7"
Quest swung round, but he -was too
late. The professor had dug the pen
Into his arm. He sat in his chair and
laughed as they all hurried toward
him. Then auddonly ho sprang- to bis
feet. Again tho change came into his
face whloh they had seen In the mir
ror. Kronen dashed forward toward
him. The professor snarlod, seemed
about to spring, then auddonly once
more stretched out his hands to show
that he was helpless and handed to
Quest the paper upon which had bean
writing-.. I
"You hare nothing; to fear from
me," he exclaimed. "Here Is my last
message to you, Sanford Quest. Read
1 It read It aloud. Always romombor
that this was not your triumph, but
mine."
Quest held up the paper. They all
read. The professor's lotters were
carefully formed, his handwriting
perfectly leirlble!
"You have been a clover opponent,
Sanford Quest but evzn now you are
to bo' cheated. The wisdom of the
tapea outreachea ypurs, outreachea It
and triumphs." ,
Quest looked uo auieklv.
"What the devil dooe ho meant" he
muttered. .
The professor's arms shot suddenly
above his head. Again c that strange,
animal look convulsed his features.
He burst Into a loud, unnatural laugh.
"Mean, you fool?" he cried, holding
out his wrist, which was slowly turn
ing black. "Poisoned I That Is what
it means!"
They all stared at him. Quest seized
the Ink bottle, revealed the false top
and laid It down again with a little
exclamation. Then, before they could
realise It the end came. The professor
lay, a crumpled-up heap. .upon, the
floor. Tho last change of all "had taken
EXTRA TROUSERS
Genuine Priestley Fine English Blue Serge from Bradford, England.
When serges were scarce I was able to get hold of ten pieces of fine dark
blue and five pieces of a handsome black, each yard stamped with
Priestley's label, and no tailor in the city of New York advertises to sell
Priestley s serge under
$25.00 or up. They were
Dougnt originally witn tne
intention of selling them
for $15.50 for a single suit,
as a leader.
The seaton it late and I want to clott
thete out, suit and extru troustrt, to order . .
mm
m BBOADWAY c"s"Jm
Xiihu w.finJivjs Till 0.
mm
I iliii
SHOWN IN THE
novir
lit
.PHILLIPS
OPPENHEIM
place In his face. His anna were out
stretched, his face deathly white, his
ups raintiy curved in uio nair am
iable, halt supercilious amlle of tho
savant who sees beyond. Quest
stooped over. him.
"Ho Is dead," ho declared.
Quest swung round In his chair as
French entered the room and hold out
his left hand.
"Olad to see you, Frenoh. Help
yourself to a cigar."
"I don't know aa I want to arooko
this morning Just at present, thank
you,- iTencn replied.
Quest laid down his pen and looked
up. French was fidgeting about with
his hat In his hand. He was drased
moro carefully than usual, but he was
obviously 111 at ease.
"Nothing wrong, eht"
"No. there's nothtmr vrromr."
Frenoh admitted. "I Just looked In"
uuest waited ior a moment Then
ho crossed his logs and assumed a
patient attitude.
"What the dickens did you look In
for?" ho asked.
"The tact of It Is," French ex
plained, "I should like few words
with Miss Laura."
Quest laughed shortly.
"Why on earth aouldnt you say
aoT" he observed, "Never knew you
bashful before, Inspector. She's up In
tho laboratory, ill ring lor some
ono to show you tho way."
Quest touched the boll and his new
secretary entered almost at once.
"Tako Inspector French up Into the
laboratory," Quest directed. "See
you later, Frenoh.'
"Yes perhaps I hope so," the In
spector replied nervously.
Quest watched him disappear with
a puzzled smile. Thon he sat down
at his desk, drew a sheot of papor
toward him and began to wrlto:
My Dear Inspeetori
1 am taking this opportunity of
letting you know that out of defer
ence to the wishes of the woman I
hep soon to marry, I am abandoning
the hazardous and nervo-raeklno pro
fession of orlmlnology for a safer and
happier car-ear. You will have, there
fore, to find help elsewhere In the fu
ture. With beat wishes,
Yours,
, SANFORD QUEST.
He left the sheet ot paper upon the
desk and, tinging the boll, aont for
Lenora. one appeared in & rew mo
menta and camo over to his side.
"What la It, Mr, QuestT" she asked.
He gave her tho letter without re
mark. She road It through and. turn
ing slowly around, looked at him ex
pectantly. "How's that seem to youT" he
asked, reaohlng out his hand for a
cigar. ...
"Very sensible, Indeed," she replied.
Every order taken by me since my advent
in New York is taken with the understand
ing that it is to be satisfactory to the customer
or new suit to be made.
I have quite a few uncalled-for suits on
the line, sold for $15.50 oriff- tHf Kfl
inally. ' If you drop in I might 'OU
be able to fit you, and the M
price is fl
A NUMBER OF UNCALLED-FOR
TROUSERS
TCHELfi:
Two ot tho Hand
( tomtit Storot in
Now Yorh.City
Saturday 11 'Clack
, "It's no sort of life, this, for mar
ried man," Quest declnred. "You
agree with mo there, don't you, Lo-
"Yes I" she admitted, a little faintly.
Quest lit hla cla-ar deliberately. Then
he enclosed tho letter In an envelopo
and addressed It to Inspector French.
-xoua netter deliver this to tno in-
apeotor," he said, "In caaa he doesn't
call round here on hla way out."
He handed her the note. For a
moment she looked at him, then she
turned quicuy away.
"He shall have It at onoe." ahe said
in a low tone.
Quest watohed her cross the room.
She opened the door and passed out
without a baokward glanoe. Then
he shrugged his shoulders, hesitated
for a moment and followed her. He
heard the door ot her apartment on
the next floor close, however, and
mado his way to the laboratory. He
entered the room softly and paused
upon the threshold. Hla presence was
altogether unobserved by tho two
ceoDlo who were standing at the
other end of tho 'apartment.
"I say, Mlaa Laura," the Inepector
was saying, "this has got to come
eome time or other. Why dont you
inako up your mind to do ltT I'm no
great hand at lovemaklng, but I'm
the rlrht sort of man for you and
T iMnlr vnn VnnW It."
. --- . v. t
ThlB, tjuesi murmurea id miurai,
"Is whore Laura boxos the Inspector's
arsl" . . . .
N'oUitn;? of the sort happened, how
ever. There was a queer, a mystify
ing change In Laura's expression. She
was looking down at the floor. Bud
a ,, titm was hlddon in ner
hands. The inspector tnrowjn
around her. .
"Say, that's all the answer I want,
ho declared. , .
Quest atole softly away. As i he re
gained the door of his study Lonora.
dressed for tho street, hurried out.
She tried to pass him. but he laid
his hand upon her shoulder.
"I was fust going round to Mr.
French's offloe," she explained.
.11 rHolt." QUeSt rOPHCd.
"TholnVpector-. here, .You lja
tho note upon, tr table. HI. rer
kins." he called . oui w nis '
In the next room, k". T"" 7"..
coat Come back a moment, Lc nora.
She turned Into the room a little
rw. -...... minnA hv her aide.
"norh.ld quietly. "thei
klnd of a brutal note i ioiq ;
give to Frenoh, but I thought youd
"sralwi'her eye. suddenly to hU.
"Understand what?" she whUpwed.
The eecretary entered the room,
heaped Quost on with his coat and
handed him his hat.
"If you are quite ready, J00,-,,,.-.
"Heady?" she exclaimed. Where
are we going?"
Quest fllghod. ....
"Fancy having to explain all these
thlngsl" he said, taking her arm. i
lust want you to understand, Lenora,
that I've walted-qulte long enough.
Perkins," be added, turning to his
secretary, "If any one calls, Just say
that my wife and I will be back early
In the afternoon. And you'd better
step upstairs to the laboratory and
give my compliments to Inspector
Frenoh, and say that I hope he and
Miss Laura will Join us at Delmonl
oo's for luncheon at 1 o'clock."
"Very good, sir," the man replied.
Lenora's face was suddenly trans
formed. She passed her arm through
Quest's. Ho stopppd and kissed her
as he ledihor toward the door.
"You understand now, don't youT"
$2.25
The Tailor
From
119-121 NASSAU STREET
Opea Erenlaf e Till
TBS EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JUNE 14,
ha whispered, amdlng dawn at hen
"I think so," she admitted, with
little sigh of content.
(The End.)
THEIR NEW PARENTS WILL
MAKE LIFE HAPPY FOR 3
Mrs. Whltbeck, Mrs. De Salesand
Frank M. Lopez Adopted Chil
dren Last Week.
Through adoption decrees signed last
week by Surrogate Oohalan three waifs
wilt (at good homsa and ultimately will
Inherit aharss of fortunes. .
Mrs. Katharine T. Whltbeck of No.
601 Wast On Hundred and Thlrteanth
Street, widow ot Caleb Van H. Whlt
beck, who before bis death March ?,
1914, was proprietor ot the Mackansack,
N. J., Evening Record, adopted Vlotorla
araarea, three years old. The child had
been deserted by har mother attar the
Utter had been daasrtad by har hus
band. Mrs. Retina Da Bales of No, ill West
Elgiity-aecond Street has adopted
Charlea M. Langbauar, the fourteen-year-old
aon ot Mrs. Anna Langbauar, a maid
In the De Bales home for twelve years.
Mrs. De Bales told the Surrogate the
boy and hla mother had been hn.
donad by the father when the lad waa
Frank M. topaz, connected with the
firm of Adolph Lewlaohn A Bona, and
who Uvea at No. J8 Weat End Avenue,
adopted Marjory Adama, the daughter
oi rarer Auami, Ana mom
reru Nov. 26 last.
FREE!
.75
Boston
7.
Saturday 9 o'ClocU
ar aij in I
I H "Bolt!; tf oa U j
H tnn-rtfillalU, hot In I
KBPk J dick JlJ th'U ffl &
IBmBA iu up Jtutt llm " n
Carstairs 1
ft Rye A
j ,urB you get Csnulrs M
M tj Rye In the non-refillabla H i
bottle food bottle to li ,
I keep food whUfcay good." H '
n Carstairs Rye la the oldeat, f
L the purest, the finest whiskey In j
X America. Skillfully blended
U and aged In wood. Call for M
Carstairs at your club or hotel I
"Child Welfare Rumlfty" June BO.
The State Health Department hae
aaked every clergyman In the common
wealth to observe' June 20 aa "Child
Welfare Sunday" and to direct tha
attention ot tha congregations to the
proper care of children, especially
babies, and tn tha facilities which exist
In their various locellllaa In tha way
ot Infant wolfara station, visiting
nuraea and othar meene by which
mothera may ba Instructed cQ these
subjects.
THEATRES.
Winter Garden SXiJj!SlA
THE PASSING SHOW OF 1915
CASTLES T,NK A I K
Alop44UiBt.Tlf. 11wellrr.M3V Adm.lt.
iu..
3PI
GEORGE NASH VWjR
MulnB Elliott's .W;-.."-,:
MX, Tc, 11, Sl.M, II. Bl ?. IL
MM A ill
lllhr JILUKAL
INUbOUY" HOMt
iJiarhi, JollrTnnM. .mttjrOlrJj,
oiiiaiautunM Ttun. & stu a.ia.
PLAYHOUSE A?9'W:.VS-ff
niOMt Bucrma
DINNERS
In Nw York
nnnri i 4tlh-w-u s.io
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Mill 11, I I I lirmllHM IILIIiffi
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tISs LIBERTY ,.?fe
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fx&sit. 1i1i.a1-c4.7n. nil
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at
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Wt 42.1 HI,
cci
M0.XTGOMEKY & STONE
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lilt ot
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wh rcrfornunca.
tur,. LAO M
VAUDEVILLE.
vitiiiui'itj.E and l'lirmi I'l.ivu
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wcien. rrwmnnt ll.ntos
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tiiunun, inner.,
wvtsKimnthnsrv.
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DI A 7 A l'Mxn Ait. and Kttti HI.
rLAZA out. l.soil i. ii. io-i-o.
CLARA KLM11AI.I. YOUNO
in "HEARTS IN EXILE"
ANI IIK1II CLASS VAtmnVILtW.
PH. rT KKixirs llrt" WULNItUK, ITlo
I Loew'i Americ.n Roof UtAHH
Onl; Reel Garden In N. Y. "jTfi
Playing High Clu. Vauda.lllal LbS """aos.
AMUSEMENTS.
JARDINDANSE
11 war,
4 to
15 SU.
NEW VailK Till; A K(KtK
Berlnnlnii To. Night, AmarVVi I'rnmlff IHnMtitf
BESSIE CLAYTON
LEHTEIl HIIKCIIA-N A U.Jloo g.rUtt
3HEV JIUNHOS. "IM f.n.m-l'iUo
," In HttH". f"'j. "ri 10 oUMn.
Al li5II.. 1 1.1' (fwiitnina.
a 3 ui it. ut. im ii.au 10 u i. m.
a t t-i I y Tt, n.nr, j so ali.
VmlUtuin tiaic.mrot for UmlU.1 Tsiloil,
iFmaTsmootiRtflQ TiiMiLLwa
av m " -""
i cauA MOTION
1CTU11M
1 1 . I - '. M- i L . .11 A
LYCEUM "tbfc,"lt1."'w'
Ill7 evod ftuiKliy MaU.. 8 B0.
,SSSINSI OT10.N WCJU1U51, . !9o,Jlo.Sl.
MADISON SQ. GARDEN KMrS,..1??-
MOTION WOTlmtM. Aliaxttt. ftPBCUl.TiBS
UEltNllAllDT, IIEJANK, fcomKliw. Suiltlm.
STEEPLECHASE
AllEIIH'A'H OIIEATIXT
AND
MOST
CUIKMN.M, t'I'.NMV I'l.AOE
IIATIUMJ DAMINtl MltATl-Vo
I llftl A Lucky Number
LW,,H Fros Djncinj Contest
THURSDAY NIQHT. PRIZE A Uilj't Cottly Qwi
HENDERSON'S .Ju
"WAR BRIDES" ''.'"'.".. '.'."i1"'
MORGAN DANCER S vVlfi.'fSS"'.
NEW Mat. To iUrifir;w 1 llur, Ponror
BRIGHTON S ,. '-.nalrr. Wnllrr
nrlrhton Il.urli JJoii J.liwn. T Other..
PALISADES "T PARK .jwu,
L.uiiinu ut'r.lVA I ii or ill In J.IIIUA '
DURLE8QUE.
OLYMPIC MAT. DAILY
MOULIN ROUGE GIRLS rrT.'.'"
COLUMBIA JTwi BURLESQUE -'V,
LEW KELLY i'r BEhMAN ,SH0W
PHOTO PLAV8.
t .10 a tt.aa
Tlf.IlM TIIH CltlMINA
attcBOciTni; ooiidimh, oih ci
IINAL
)1TIIB OODIIKHH, 0 Ih Ch.pt. r
?.'J.Ti5 1 EDGAR SELWYN
lr.or.M. "THE ARAB"
lOo, ta C0. BUtai Ontmu aa4 SoMjta,
FXPROCTOR
I vitiiiui'itj.E and l'lirmi I'l.ivu aJ
15
(5
lev
1015,
Restaurant
Third Floor
TWENTY-FIRST JUNE SALE
Great Sales Require Great Quantities and Great Assortment
We Cannot Emphasize Too Strongly the Opportunities We Notv Offer
SALE DEPARTMENTS ARE,
Muilln Underwear
Babies' Wear
Coreeta
Petticoat!
June Sale of
WOMEN'S MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
Our advantages u large cath buy an and our ability to dispose of extraordl
nnry qutntltlte ero some of the reasona we can sell undtrwear at the following
prices.... Quality If never sacrificed to tteet a price, ell are carefully chosen-,
ana me imra wcex oi ine seie DCKine wnn as gooa, ii noi dvixct, vbium ican u
first An attractive feature of this decertaeat Is the Urte eectlon devoted to
Crepe de Chine Underwear special prices prevail there, also
We raaarra privilege ef limiting quantities.
SI ot. Cambric and Nalnaook Coraat Covers II
Trimmed with eanbrolaerles and laoee,
I et. Soft Flnlah Mualln Drawers II
Btnb'r ruffle er tueks aa4 hamstltohlna;.
U ct. Cambric and Nainsook Night Dreeeee .IS
Round ot V naekv wide emb'r and ribbon.
II and 71 ot. Nainsook Pettlcoate 41
Buttle et wide emb'r.
at. Envelope Chemises II
Tokaa ef Uoa and emb'r.
II oi. Nalnaook and Cambria Comblnatlone II
Tekas ef Use er emb'r.
IS ot. Extra Site Co rest Covers 19
Fruit of. Loom or Lonadate Cambria,
blab neek, tlnt flttlnr. or low naok, looae.
II ot. Eatra Slee Drawers II
Cambria smb'd ruffle or H. 6. hem,
W et. Eatra Slae Night Dreeeee 48
Oambrle er Muslin round, V er alga emb'r trim.
N et. Eatra Mao Pettlooata IIs
loft finish muslin emb'r ruffle.
Chlldren'a Meaonvllle Mualln Drawers -
1 te 4 rral value 17 .ots ;.. to
t te 11 ml value II ets ia
41 and II et. Chlldren'e Cambrlo Night Dreeeee .21
Round aeok, emb'r and ribbon 1 to 14 roars.
is . Chlldren'e Cambrlo Petticoats
Laos and Inaart or tuoka and emb'r.
' 11.11 Mioses' Nainsook Pettleoeto 1.21
Deep laoa and emb'r. soma ribbon flnlah and bow.
M ct. Misses' Nainsook Coeeet Cevore. 41
IflmbT and- laoa or ribbon eaoellent aasortmaat
Sale of Value Also In Finer Qualities
NIGHT DRESSES
Cambrlo and Naineoo
.71.. .54
many preur .
Nainsook Nlaht pM- . .
inra.ta or neat ypkaa or uwiao
amb'r. run with rlbbors-iac.i
mb'r Ulroraed nmplre
poolal. BT
Qowna special
Fine Nainsook Nlht JDrsssaa
trlmmlnes of laoa. emb r. tuoas
and rlbbon-fTfal var.-r - -
atylaa roa. fMO
h'""''i'Vnu at t aot-f ront ai
and
rea. M "
Fine Nalnaook Nlaht wreaaes
front., yok.a an eta.veaof Ine
Val. iniena uw n qa
ribbon drawn reg. MI o,M
CORSET COVERS
Nainsook dosen fine models.
tVtm'd front and baskneat
dglna-e or alaboraie iao
InS emb'y rea. .10 88
rea. .61 07
iWSStiffitflr under
fhln blouses reg. t.ll 9
WOMEN'S DRAWERS
Naln.ook-wide emb and tucks
or fancy laoa trlm'd reg. ,t..
... .ST
Cambrlo and Nalnaook Drawers
deep nana iuum i VS i
jace and amb'y combined, or all
laoa value .71 1
58
Nali
nsook Drawers regular ana
Ida modals-dalntleaT styles trlm'd
,h with laoa in enoy design,
shasraat emb'd'e rea. .!.. ,T4
hlvh
or ahasre
M BTantaa Joarnal foe Jmae
MORNING SPECIALS Tomorrow, Tuesday, Until 1 P. M.
To prevent
dealera Duyinr. quanimaa
79 et. Wash SlIke-JMnth M
M VarTo'S "wrt-lo'v'.ly" Tot
Burora,B1taawmroSa.'fo-
49 ct. Shepherd Chstlts 4Mncfa...... .11
J'ari wool ainan. meuium,
and novelty deslans blaok and
white
unrss ooods itN noon.
IS l. Marcariied Poniees. 'i0
Mostly white vrounds with solid
or two toned stripes various
widths and spaclq sof t finish
for men'a boys' shirts, womon's
wal.tD. children'" rtrese. etc.
wash mttea yABRice uaseuiimt.
2) ct Ribbon 14
Moire and plain taffetaa black,
white and colors also pretty
Dresdens and stripes.
KinnoNft-MAix ru)oa.
29 ct. Bleiched Sheetlnji II
2i yards wide deprndabla qual
ityno dressing.
U8ud-D.v8.ME'.
49 ct. White Drsti Linens... 14
45-Inch medium wolg-ht soft
finish Ideal for Hummer, dresses,
waists, skirts, suits, eto.
UNKN&-UA1N noon.
12 M ct. Chinli Crslennes 7 H
SI Inch satin finish florals,
Orientals and smalt effects large
variety eultahlo for draperies,
cushions, quilt coverings, eto.
unioLarr.nT-nASEMzwr,
Clock eina beiaete
Leek fer the Clocks!
Opsn Every Saturday ThU Month Until
rest si
Women'e Suite, Dreiiet, Coata
Hotiecdrceeee and Negllgcee
Bilk and Waahable Bkrueee
Mlseci' and CHrle' Bummer Drctiee
.21
PETTICOATS
Cambrlo and Nalnaook flounn of
aavaral rows of lace or wide emb'r
r.r. f. U4
Nalnaook and Cambrlo Pattlooats
circular 'flounce of laoa and tuoka
or wide amb'r and Insert
rer. li.ai ana ii.ji
.o
Nalnaook and Cambrlo Pettlcoate
entire flouncos of lace Inserts
or tucked panels with lace
also handsoms embrolderlee
rea. ts.ei 1.04
Nalnaook Pettlooata deep circular
flounoea trlm'd tn pointed
or panel otfeota with Val. or
Point da Parte Laces some
have elmulatedhand amb'y
Bpaclal 4.00
EXTRA SIZE UNDERWEAR
Ultra Blse Cambrlo and Nalnaook
Drawera wide emb'r end tuoke
or laoe Insert rea. l 4T
Bxtra else Corset Covera round
or V neca wiae emo-y or iaas
and ribbon rea. .It, .48
Hxtra Blae Pettlcoate,
new models rows of laoe or
sjood amb'y rag, 2.04
Extra Slss Nlaht Dressss
round. V or man neai atiasia m
laoee, emb's, tucks and ribbon
re.
e. .is
.TB
Extra. Btae Nlaht Dressea
cambrlo and nalnaook laoe.
emb's and ribbon rag. 11.11.. .94
PRINCESS SLIPS
Princess Bllpe Nalnaook
yokaa ot Bwlss smb'y or laea or
seven rowe lace button front
reg. It.SB 1.08
Prlnoeas Blips Empire etyle with
front of tucks and laoe, tucked
baek, deep flounoa. rowe laoe
and ribbon special 3.00
Bala Iteaaa ta Bablee Wear.
ninww. w.
39 ct. Mercerised Dsnasks M
4-lnch new patterns bleached.
We toot Ml llnx durlas Out trait
ejxl hwj tn.
1XVKXS MAIN ixooa.
98 cl. UltU Tots' While Dressss 18
Lawn and nainsook yoke. Russian
and French models tucks smby
and lace trlm'd sixes to i yrs.
XJTFANTB ntlT, SECOND rLOOH.
98 et. te $1.39 Boys' Trousers .71
I to 14 yrs. stralcht, bloomer
and knlcker styles cheviots, cas
almeres and worsteds desirable
patterns also navy asraea and
brown and tan corduroys full out.
HOTS" OIOTUINU-llinD VhOOH.
$1.98 MUms' Voile Blouses 1.41
Dainty emb'd embroidered effects
combined with lace inserts pretty
collars short sleeves 14, 10. 18 yrs.
W-Ol'SKJ fiECO.ND V'LOOB.
25 ct. Men's Athletic Underwear II
Chocked nainsook aleeveless shirts
lrawrs nil slies.
KMT UNDUIlWKAII AIH ytOOR.
49 cl. Beys' Orcrslls 87
( to It yrs. brown, tun and blue
denim cut full double stitched
patch pockets.
. 1IUYS' mtNtHIlINO TltlUD SU)H.
25 ct. New Collars 171
I'lnln and plaited, flare and flat
daintily emb'd on vulle. oraandle
and plnue noma with color touches
NWJltWEAH HAI.1 rUHfU.
MemUa Speelala.
Mentis:
i Look far the Oleckel
If
6 P. M.
In Ury i
nu A'
Boya' Clothing and FurnieUeap
Men'a 8hlrte and Furruahmsi''
Millinery
Shoes
t
Fop
To -day and
Tomorrow
June
Sale
Specials
Customers realise tha bmnnrtaaM mt
buying where they get beet Take far
weir money.
i
Women's Blouse 1 - '
nt. JUQ( iHtfSwa
llovar tmbroM.MA u'ausa
deslans low colUr abort aieeveaavj
Women's Fine Blouses I a ft
11.11 value Juna lalal
Panel fronts or collars of embnMerA
aanay ana lucKs) also teueaee ml
w una Bias rrui.
Women's
Handsome Blouses
near. 14.11 an Si ts Sfetal
ueoryaiia crepoa, puaer WIUow
fataa, erase da chinas. ku
ohlffons and ahadow lacae w
iiasn. discuii, piaca.aaa BlaeK
white splendidly tailored, with!
etlteninr. mlllnar. unit allovar
brolderod, others are hand emb'eV
Women's Sldrts
Iter. 11.41. ...... .Jane
piack. Navy, and Gray, Mohair etoei
ar mooti wiin pieaia ana DUllOBS ,
rroni wnn aaa without poeaev
an lenains ana bands, inslai
r.8.
Women's White Dressea
oea I
Bale... I
r, smart
Voile and Net June Sale
Btunnlna- Blouaae In aaw.
3!
voka or olaatad aklrts trlm'd
oraiaa ana iscea eome snow ua?
rurnaa oruanaa aaiin srirojee.
Qtaer waits wseease'so saii.so.t
Women's Trimmed Hata 1 . 4.1
Reg. t.S Juae aJe
Leghorn! Mllans, hern aiadf 'faWry
braids natural tlnta and faahlaaaaia
colore newest trimmings ef flower a.
wlnaa, ribbons, etc.
Women's Petticoats w.
Reg. .11 Juae aalaj
Black or White Strips Sataene etren
lar. pleated flounce with aad with
out ruche trim. 4 4
Women's Fine Corsets V 'uu
Rea. $1.00 value... June Bale "
Novelty and Summer Coutll Boedldra
and hlah bust ion- Mas alias 1 to JO.
Girls' Tub Dreeeee
Usually 11.11 June
a...
itrlpsd v mi
New. alrllah models etrlpea v aa4
oheoWad" alnahams or plaid kilt. wfth
white blouse collars and oUffs of self
or contraat fabrics. ' -
Mlflsea' Dressea I mij
TTauallv ll.ll June Sals I T
Btrlpad and Floral Vollaa pink. UflM
blue, navy, tan and areen -ooalel
with emb'd collar and cuffs or fleku
affect of white
net with Inset or-
candle veatee.
PvfYtl Tpaiiisw flu If ui
S to 18 yrs. rer. $8.S to 84.18 4UfJf7
Juae Bale J -it
Norfolk models tn various. stylee-Mf
Caaslmeres, Cheviots jsad , WefT
Craahee Oraya. Tana, Bra1
has or ay. Tans, srswas. sh
Black and White .fanete
llnlnr aplsndldly taUoroa.
Children's RomDera
Rea, .SS June Bale J
Blue and aray chambray aad stftaaat
arlnahams with and without salAHi
ifcSli
H-ea
red and white plplnr fun aai
Men's Percale Pajamas
Iter. .71 Juae Bale
BtrlDea and White Blue. Hallo. Vast.
etc. oollerlaea ellk frags.
Men's Pure Silk Shirts . mm.
Rer.
SS.49 Juae Bale I
White
arri
round with aatla strlaee
of
blue, hello, tan and other ociora soft
cuffs silk atltched eUes 14 to laT
Importi?d Boudoir Slipper
ersl u
Usually 81.00 June Bale) mww
Poncee in various attractive eobsre
satin lined well made sixes I. 4.1, a,
WHITE RATINES
Style favored for Suits, Dross so acts!
Outing Skirts One of moat satis
factory tub fabrics made.
IMP-rD IU.TINKS 48 and 14 Uea.
lies:, .ss tk
46-ln. IMP-rD nATINEfl Special .gf)
SS and 45-Inch RATINEB ,44
SS-lnch nATINKB .84)
SSMnch 11ATINES Special $i
45-lnch LINQEniB LAWNH.... .SMS
16 and 27-Inch PIQUEB and
guiiuuiiuio .
K-ln. SKIRTINO OABARDINES. .aft
Imp't'd DOTTED and FlOUnED
bwihshb.' also 4oincn uimi'Ka.
CHIFKON VOILES. LINOEJIIB
LAWN and OltaANDIES
Vttluos to ti cts 4f)
45-lnoh OnOANDIEB and
L.1NUISHI12 utwnu SB
LONQ CLOTH 12-yard pieces
4S-lnch.... 1.0HI tO-lnch....
36-Inch,... l.-IOI 38-Inch.... l.OO
36-Inch.... l.UO I SS-lnch.... ,84
NAINSOOKS
SS-lnch 13-yard piece 9.S4
SS-lnch 10-yard piece S.8J8
39-Inch 10-yard pleco
French Nalnsllk ...3.S8
39-lnch 12-yard piece 1.48)
JO-lnch 12-yard pieces 1.10 A 1.88
SUMMER COMFORTABLE
AND PILLOWS
Fine Sllkollne Covered Comfortables
Full SUe Tuftrd or stitched
aateon borders 'dainty colorlnere.
Ilea. 11.3 1.48)
White fio Feothrr I'lllewa
20x25 rea 8S.49. .... ........ ,t.84f
24x30 reg. S.2 ..3.8
2Cx30-rea. 81.49..... .....H.8
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