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LUJiAwa.'H'MIl"'! '
St
1018.
Ah
THE EVENING
WORLD, TUESDAY, JUNE 11,
V I
1 1
ll
. a
LOYAL ATIHEART"
SAYS TOM OF
U. GERMANS
Tells r-riends of .Democracy
Majority of Thens Arc Here
to Escape Militarism.
Addressing a mecllntr fit the friends
fit German Democracy In tlio Union
LJiluare Hotel last cvenlne-. Marshal
Thomaa D. McCarthy declares that al
ltoal 19.600 enemy nllonsvltli whom
he. is acquainted aro loyall .Vinorlcan
i i nearu
A 'The Friends of German lucmocracy
r 'iai in uiscu.-s uinii.i mr n in lourm
at. July paccunt in which Vthey will
take part. They Invited MaVhal Mc
Carthy, President ITjiijs sligel ex
plained, with the Idea that he might
otter aomo helpful nuiorosillons.
'There nro ll),WO enemy aliens In
Greater Now York." said the Marshal.
'Thero are about ID.Cixj in my district
alone. I believe that ninety per cent.
of" itieaa men want to ho cltlr.ons. 1
, bellovo that In their hcurtH thnv nr
tbyal citizens ttho. throncli lack of
icare have neglected to take out their
sutlzcnshlp papers.
"There aro at leant 1.000 enemv
allona of my acquaintance) who have
yrons. flKhtlnr In -the, I'nlted Slates
Army and Navy. If ou sot the
'WHAT'S THE CAUSE OF GOUT,
7 ,wm
rheumatic pains or ltinilm;;o, gout, sciatica, ulicn the weather is bad, do not
. inemecr. tnc warnius uui iry simple
i,T7, As Dr. .Strauss, snys, tlie amount
llcu uiru me uay, iaKr six nr rigor glasses oi water turn inc na, a piu.3
rif lukewarm water at night just before coins to bed, or a pint of lint water
'a half hour before meals (with one-half
Then obtain at our nearest drug-
This to flush the kidneys and to 'net as a tonic so that the kidneys will filter
out the uric acid poison nurir, double strength, Is more potent than
llthla, anil in most cases it will dissolve the uric acid as hot water docs
sugar. Advt
DENTISTRY.
Dentistry
That
Lasts
ny applylnic ili 'aw ' uaiure, follow
Ia thm na l" iiir r - riittoanlly i.iotf
lork. w he Icmctr inin ItuOl'l.KKS
' riATK to l"'r ecllnn ll hs frntlire
lhaf no uttirr t a'ti P sseaef I.lcai
tranac, nou irritntinR ami mural A Imou
( hsmanlty K'tieii marts In
V The New WATERBURY Way
Coma hers in Mi iiinrnliiu. have o.n
Id teeth rxtl acted Kltt:i) Wirltnl'T
PAIN' ami return limn.' al llllttit fttth .1
NEW set f.rltNTK''. ll to Ml pel H .
Ilacayrd t'l'tll saved- lunso leelll 1 1 if 'it
nil inlstiiir teeth replaced without
plalFt.
AM. WOICK (il lllAMlin II) YlUlt"
Rvlrarttnns l.n'l llrntlil rttlratrv mill
IAiM.T.H.S tiy application to the minis
of out NEW ItKMKHV
WaterbuisV Dental Company
Inenrpoiolrrf
, titabliiti-d l Ttiri.
29 W. 34th St, New York
414-1Q Fulton St, Brooklyn
Hqunoi 8 to 6 Sundays, o to 2
German, French and Swcdlih Spoken,
LADIES IN' ATTENDANCE.
HELP WANTED MALE.
WANTED
STATION MEN ANLl
V TRAINMEN,
ACES 21 TO 55,
SUBWAY AND ELEVA'l D
nivisiriNS
J INTEnCOHOUGH HAPIU
t MAJNSil J. (JU.
apply room man, C5
BROADWAY, O A. M. TO o
P. M. DAILY EXCEPT SUN
DAY, .1-
ATTERY MAN WANTED.
A iron in J and prffjErrMife norage bat
iuf couii uy. lfn . iiu'u tti-Hix S, V.
Stf. xrguirei tit tenUtf -l a i'ttlle auj
writ fiHU'ini uimu
tat fi tnr nurin
ami ' riiHTun wi i
K73
World, utilowo.'
jtll "I-ost and Found" articles
advertised In Tha World o ropnrted
to "list ana 1 ottnd iiureaii " Koom
ii iu, worm jiuiiuiuir, ni ns jisteu
,. for thirty days. These Hits can bs
I I asan at inv of The WorM'a Offices.
"Lost and Found" advertisements
csn be Isft at any of Tho World's
Advsrtlslmr Aa-enclss, or can bo
tslsphopsl directly to Tin World.
011 40Q.Q JJeskman, Now York, or
wrMaiyn uicioa, siuu jasln,
Ps ANCHOR ,-0
t VplateJ A
i
enemv aliens to prado It might be a
iood Idea to itinbout 500 of thjs
men at the hemrof the division, W'tb
each man earning a service flan."
A committee was appolntod to carry
nut Mninlul VcC'arthv'a sucirestlon.
$50,000 RAI&8T0 Btlf
JRIIPtP tTfrfl nilO OllinnO
HiUulU rUn UUH uAILUHo
Concert at the Metropolitan, Ar
ranged by Mine. Kia, Has Many
Stars in Programme.
About I.IO.eni wa. raised a.buy nnulc
and musical Instruments for sailors of
tli" American Navy bint night nt a con
cert In the .Metropolitan Opera House.
Hurr Mcintosh raised $16,500 by auc
tioning n souvenir prngrummn sinned
by all tin? slant who took part In thu
unti-rtnlument.
Tlio prnKi ammo Included Prances
Aldu. who nrr.tiiKcd tin- iicrformnnrss
for the Department of Nnsy llecrei
tlon. Women's Naval Kervler! CnriMO,
Amato, John MrCormack. Mircbn HI
man. Untold tinner. I.i-on Rnlhlvr,
Ijicli'ii Murntore and others. lMcrro
Montnujc was Oli'i of the condiftorj,
Hint the chorus and orchestra of tb
Olwra Home nsslstrd.
The money will be distributed by the
Women's Nnval Service. Hear Admiral
(Heaves, Commander of the cruiser nud
transport service of tho Atlnntle P'leet,
In n speech of tbnnks, said the navy
now numbers more Minn 5''0,000 men
inri olllcrrs. He added tint 30 per cent,
of the tiBval olllreri are reserve officers,
and said the Naval Hcsltvcs aro In
Ilnt'nnd, KrHiice and Italy. "nflont nrul
iiboro and In the ajr. always close to
the sound of the Kims."
ru 3lldiilKbt I'rollc Acts.
Several new entertainer, appe-iro.! n
the thow at the Kicgfeld Mldnlsht
lVollu last nlKht tin: Six llrown
til others, WhltiiiR and Hurt and Muriel
de Korest. The Inrise audience welcomed
the tlroan Itrotheis to the roof. Tiny
i;aXnphVne f playing In
"jack o' Lantern."
an won Known io iiro'inwaj ny ttieir
i htn l tun ami
RHEUMATISM, LUMBAGO?'
Prof 11. .Strauss M. I)., of the
ltoyal Charily Hospital, Merlin, saysi
"The cause fur an attack of pout, rheu
matism, liimbaeo, is supplied hy the
incrciMt of uric acid in the
blood scrum, the result of
various caiif.r.s the most
frritu'tit of which is renal.
Hefor an aUack, mi- suffers
sometimes from headache,
ucuralxla, I Miners of pain
licrc mill Ihcrc or I'ondnril
to n single locality." Dr. I.cvisnu
anil Dr. Strauss both hold that a
Ion;; continued disturbance of the
kidney function, resulting in nn
nccuinlntion of uric aciil In the
blood scrum, causes these painful
afflictions.
When your kidneys feci like
lumps of lead, when the back hurts
or the urine is cloudy, full of sedi
ment, or you arc obliged In seek
relief two or Hirer limes during the
niithtt wlirn you suffer with slck
hendache, or ilir..y, nervous spells,
acid stomach; or you have the
inraiis.
of llu ill should lie regular and ilistrib-
traspoonful of bicarbonate of soda).
store Aniiric. double strength, fur 00c.
WHERE TO CO AND MOV, TO CET TtlUE
STEAMBOATS.
WTVIIUDSON IB" RIVER
S3 ay Line
UIA.NY II VV LINK) ,
' Wi.'ui- v It mi,- "Hen''' k Hujon
'llc'ie' I" iltf i ' mis "
mil rvei.riiivn Lit . n ,
Hirea ):i, i t.t istliiai. to ; ,.ili,i u.i ni,tnan stutun of tieoree
ia. iui.. ,.iSf.. "v.. VA"W "r-,','.".':
ll-,i.ll'hH,'N Sf . s 411 A. M W Jit t n
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k.ivw ,.1imh uiwl n-tr Maintain.
Tnf,mj n It lleslrn'. St I'ler N Y Tel
tl !ii i njl
WEEIC DAY & SUNDAY TRIPS to
;BEA-t MOUNTAIN
l Mil. IS t I' Till', 111 IKON
Sir. GRAND REPUBLIC" L. Battery
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METROPOLITAN LINE
To
BOSTON $5-
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tlu ('.ll!? rmi etvit.
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ull.. I
in" .i,uir nieill lor Itrst
St-.mer. I 1'ier le, S, t p. ( MUTnT
til . illlll SnmlS), ln!'ii(i. it a I' Jl
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CSItilir CKKIM, Nr'ACIIlS
tlimn the IIW, to Ihr OCKAN. ,im.
FOR SALE.
1'
WATCHES
I W?S 1wLl..tOnaoa.y
thou "sfswsfsaM&s"11'
ASTLE SB&T KDENTIAL
IRS PIT a gpowa Auoya jit St.
Diamonds, Wntches or. Credit
HKT NAl.UBt r,nsrsMee.1 l'.a.irl Ternu.
.."'.'VAI. IIIIMOM! V t II o
m.i-i mj rsrne John S4H
DIAMONDS ON CREDIT
teat rslis.
ui ltrois,
(. lt or uriis,
UlS'll !!
w ,tf . ....... , ,mn i.nn fi-r.i
Art. i.'if'J
I Cl.lirlltj lot aien tad om.n
nifDtst hulls. Onite lir-iirs.
n
II Mil
1 H iiih.i i.w r ITlln.lt ti
3 nuits
UiA.iio.NUa liDDi.U'l a.Mj 3ULII 101 :n. til.
1 IK lies. ULX.St.rr 178 llnndnti, uiulra.
It.., nil.- U'nrH l-r,rll" " '
kk,i,v,l, ""'in IIIIIIU
Work Monday Wonders.
j notes n Society ;
Tim encngcir.cnt of Miss Alice K. ' i c ic ; ,,f n,p four playlet., con
, Tlutjcr, daughter of Mr. and Mis. m mil nig the tww Actors and Author'
j Denjnmln II, Thayer of No. 46 Kaat la-uo bill, wihlcli opened last night
9i" '!,rcot 10 Lieut. Jiaynara i .
ilsison, 3u:i.l Field Artillery. V. 8. A..
now In 1'rancc, has been nnnounced. ,
Miss Martha l.nd,ldKe. dauchter Xn
of Lemuel 1". UdtidrldRc and tlio lute , rimricA Meredith, HcKan Ilupliston,
Mrs. fsabelle Ivwrence Dandrldcu of,-'. Irving Situthard, Dudley I;. Oat
Jetfersoii Cotintv; W. Vu., was mar- ! anil Akiijb Patterson net It, and
..i.. i i uint ,l,.ii r- v Vn mi ImhI ''"',, K'vin all excellent p rfonnanco.
rle In J" .y',"" ., 'Ml , A war worker ofTers b...ka for sale to
Saturday to Ltwl.i UatlrcIIc I r.tnk- ouB , ,, lmSH ,,
llu of Klu.ililnu. I I now Director of (each H acted for him. Mi-m Taliaferro
War 1ossch In WushlnKlon. caufrht ilio spirit nt the intlro delie-
.lously. One of the sections of tlio
Mr. anil Mm, (lardner Colby of No. Playlet .iinin very near bolus u bur-
IK If. Ulrn.il l.'tiut ni-n llMIIIC (III "TlLMT ltllK."
N.'d.. have announced the cnucU
of their daughter. Miss Anielle Colby,
to Lieut. Krank llobart lligglna, Klg
nnl Corim Reserves. L 8. A son of
Mr. unit Mrs. Krank .1. lllgglns of
Jersey City, N. .1.
Announcement la inudc by Mr. nnd
Mrs. Paul Chotiak of No COO West
116th Street of tho e.tigiiueinent of
their daughter, Miss Hstello Chop.ik,
to Herbert 11. Knllman, U. H. N. It. I'.,
son of Mrs II. lCullmnu of No. 911
Park Avenue,
The mnrrlago of Miss: Johanna
Mueller, daughter of Mrs. A. M.
Mueller of No. 5 Kmcry Htrcot, Jer
sey City, and Albert Macrtena of Al
bany, which took placo In Albany
last Saturday, has bren announced.
Announcement was made to-day of
tho marriage lau Saturday In the
chantry of St. Thomas' Church of
Miss (Iwendolon Smith, daughter of
Mr. and .Airs, Stanley Lorrnlno Smith
of No. 11 ICast 60th Street, to Pny
miiHter Nelson Smith Trottmnn,
t S. N.
The nmriinRC of Miss Clnlre Louise
Krascr. daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Alex
ander M. Krnser of Hrooklyn, N. Y.,
to Mr. RolM'rt llelmont Korbes of
Montclair. N. J., In tho Reformed
Dutch Church. llloomini;uburgli, N V ,
the summer home of the brldc'H fain
lly, last Saturday has buen tuinounced.
MASTERY OF LOST FENCE
WORK BOWLIfiG GREEN
Biibiness Men Seiul Gut I lurry Call
for Sherlock Holmes lo RnJ
Historic Iron Grating.
The business men tn the nelirhlmrhood
of How Unit Urecn to-day are nil heated
up over the fato of the Howling Green
fence. '
Half of tho historic iron smtlnu that
was bioUKht from Knulanil In 1771, and
whose knobs lecend says wero knocked
off to make ammunition to tire nt the
Ilrltlh five, years liter, .i mUalnp. It
l either lost, atrnjed or stolen, and tho
vommlltei. of nuslncsa men which re
cently imis formed to seo to It that
Howling tlreen ns realoied after tho
subway contractors got throuRb nifsnlng
it up have been paging Sherlock Holmes
lor two days.
When It was found necessary lo re
moo the north half of ilia fence for the
subway work It was piled In sections
near the scene of the Job. Some months
ago ollleliiU of the Seaboard National
IlauK observed the fence being taken
away nobody seenn 'to know where.
When he was asked by some business
friends ot tho Ilankera Club the other
day what he uaa going to do about It,
John K O'Kourke, Vlre President of the
Klinn-O'Itnurko Company, antd that he
would put the fwlee up again as soon ns
ho could find It. To-day .Mr. O'ltnttrke
Is In West Virginia, and the business
men of Howling (irccti ire uomJurliiK
If tho fence. a been spirited there.
The feiu.", which was rild to have
originally com the cttv !.im tterllng.
was constructed 10 ineinse uie enuea-
III On the eve-
"hiC of Julv n. 1770. titer the Declara
lion of Ii depenib nco bad been read
from the "lty Hall In Wall Street. Ilin
statue wis hewn tn plec a and the fenc)
demolished. II was rei oust meted Inter.
BOY ROLLS OUTOF WINDOW
AND FALLS FOUR STORIES
Sou of Police Serjeant llcflornan
lias Skull l-nu'tureJ, Juv and
I'ive Kibs Hmkeii.
Clarence, the nlne-'car-,M sou of I'o
Ice Serjeant John J Ilefft n.ni of the
Traffic Squad, rollcil out of uc.i ihrounh
an open tMndow at No. 2i West tlim
Street at 12.30 A. M. to-day and full
four storks to the yard.
ficrst. Ueffertian ha 1 nrilved homo
only a few minutes before and found
tlii. liny aWp He liad mnv-d tiN hei
near tho window to set m n-n freih air.
It la believed ha turned over n hia alecp
and fell, lie Has taken to II "I. -in Ilua-
pital aurri rlnv from i r i :i 'n'.'.l sKull,
five bruken ilba, a brolteu j.nv ,uid In
ternal Itijui .ua.
DENIAL BY WHITMAN.
(iinernur Hasn't Cliniiueil I'eiilillil
tlmi Allllnile, lie Declares,
AL.HANV. June 11 (iov. Whitman
denied most i nipliatlcnllv tc-dav thnt
ho had chntis't'd Jits attitude toward
tho liquor question. He ilutileil that
whllo In Rochester be had promised
to consider the advis.ihiliti of conilmr
out in favor of a referendum on tho
Federal prohibition euii.-iltutlon.il
amendments.
llepnrta (torn llocliester said that ho
had confe red with some of the Ilo
puble an leader In Monroe County
and w i to uko tho matter under ad
visement. OBITUARY NOTES.
1 Trank nrnest Illlln, Hanlsh dlplo
mntiut and formerly fhamberln.n to
the Kl'ur of Iienmnrk nnd Minister
Itta'dcnt In Wnshlntflon, la duad In
I.ondin. ased elBhy-jl)c
Pr nilwood I'harles Oasla. for many
1 years a dentist In the Itronx, died nt 1
his home. No. srio J icslon Avenue, yea
tc.'dny, aged fifty-three.
Jlrs Maretta lluibon IJoynton, widow
of t" A. lloynton, who f ie many years
wna connected with the Associated
I'lens. d'ed at hi r homo In Washing
ton jealerdny, nKed sventy-flve.
DwUht O. Ollmyro, formerly Xfayor
nf SnrlnKflnld, Mass. la dead at nla
homn In that city, nurd elKhty.
"TieorHn II Hteilinv. who was Street
Cleaning ('nmnilnaluuer of tbn old City
I of Hi ic4t-n. Is dead nt ma lioins. No.
It tiireut, tiioukiyn, afcu sov-
ACTORS AND AUTHORS'
LEAGUE PRESENTS FOUR
INTERESTING PLAYLETS
oi mo t-ullon Theatre. Is a Mimical
f..ni.is called "The Host Sellers," by
Kenneth and Hoy Webb. In H
modem fiction Is burlesqued In
i"?!"" h.'K.
do some tine work and she did tt. As
the tired little old maid, who dreaniH
of a man she once s.iw and loved at a
distance, .Miss Dtiprte possibly cu
rled (iff the actlng'honor.s of t lit even
Uis, She was asslHtcd by Auriol Loo,
Marian Kerby, Krlc Hnowdeii and
Courtney Koote.
The new bill opens with ".Muggins,"
a comedy of the Lancashire tpye,
acted by Whltford K.tne, Jlrs. Thomas
A. Wise and Kliz.ibotl) Hisdon. It Is
nmusiag. "Art's Itrjuveniitlon." by
the Missrs. Welib. la an opoietta In
which several good voices, notably
that of liMuard Maitlndell. lire heard.
H irrtaon llrockband nip"nr.i as Art,
who la dying. II. n l orde. an Wisdom,
fnpiens tn and saves Harrison's life
after Harold Powler, (lertrudt DalhiH,
Itete D.etl'ng, llotty Dnintry nnd Jean
Wibb have sprnt It ft in minutes try
ing to persuaile .Mr. Marllndell, us
Cynleits to quit V'bni: old Art he's
,i gor.er. "Art's Rejuvenation" Is the
least mterc ul'ig of the f mr playlets.
As a special feilure of the enter' tn-
tnent M U'd Mttvc. lMoii.ird dc lOurylo
offer ai 1 ml an dance that Is hard
woik. anyway
' ChSldrcn Cry
lsl
Tim Kind You Ilnvo Always Bottclit linn liorno tho Mlfrnn
turo of Chits. H. Kloteliff, mill hits been uuitla iinilcr his
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to deceive on In this. Counterfeits, JmlUitloiis unit
Must-ns-(roo(l" nro hut e'icrinieiit.s, anil ciiilancr tho
health of Children Experlenco n;alust Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
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relief of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and
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Bears the
lira Use For Over 30 Years
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Cor. DrlRKS Ave. BROOKLYN Cor. WycliofT St.
$100 WORTH OF FURNITURE, $1 WEEKLY
Bring Thla Atlvcrliicmcnt With You anil Get Your TEN Per Cent.
Discount Off Your Credit Purcliare; When Opening n New Account
"CloHidtfl for Your Whole Family on Easy Terms
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ri 1 lasaif iiMMiiasims --- '!
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FOR WHITE SHOES
A lilv
rri leaves no yellow tinge.
1 mWM
ELSIE VERGUSON
IN "A DOLL'S HOUSE"
IS A RIALTO SUCCESS
Klsle Kerguson has nJded another
to her screen successes with the nlc-
turlr-ntlou of Ibsen's "A Doll's House,"
which Is tho feature picture of
tho Rlallo this wock. As Norn, Miss
t'nriruson iilelurea aiiriirlslngly well
the psychological phases of tho revolu
tionary drmna. To glvo ntmospnero
to thu plctllro tho ltlullo Orchestra
rondcra John .Svuiisen'a "Norwegian
Rhapsody."
Annlo Rosner gives an excellent
rendition of (Irieg's "Solvolg'a Song"
whllo Carlos Mejla, n tenor, renders
"A l'urtlve Tear" from "L'K.llslr
d'Amorc," lelK Arndfii "Operatic
Nightmare" Is given as an .overture.
"Two Tough Tenderfoot," a Paramount-Mack
Hcnnctt comedy, gives
nn excellent touch of humor to tho
bill.
"SOLDIERS OF THE SEA"
AND GEORGE M. COHAN
ON THE RIVOLl SCREEN
(IcorHC M. Cohan In his tnlmltnhlu
plcttirlzatlou of his own play, "lilt-tho-Trall
Holllday." nt the Rlvoll The
atre, bus to take second place on tho
bill this week to the marines who head
lined It Jii Kralice last week. Lieut.
Itothupfcl of the marines, and Inci
dentally director of tho Rlvoll, ar
ranged f-i' till - special Introduction of
the "soldleia of the sea" Into an ani
mated pictorial. Following the ap
pearance uf the husky soldiers, Gladys
Rice nnd (iieek ICvana sing Kay Kos
trr'a now patriotic soiif, "The Amer
icans Come."
The Cohan picture Is ono of the mo.st
willsfnetorj that has been released
this year. As nu overture, tho Rlvoll
Orchestra plas Nlrolul's "Tho Merry
WIvcm of Windsor." vs hllo (lladys
Rice, in nddi'iou to her duet with Mr.
Uvans, ulii Kttu'lhcrt Nevln a famous
lullaby. "Mi ht l.ak' a Row."
for Fletcher's
Signature of
nnlluJs as lilol, ,!""
Snlunlay LHcnlnijs-
white finish that
Retain- the natural
grain of leather.
Does not fill the Bur
face of fabric.
ASK MCAREST STORE FOR
DLACKTAH RED WHITE
SauroiA
rs "r -L 5 i IMA K hU H
M
AmrtKntii Btmt
24th
Daily Attracting
Lingerie, Dailies' NVnr
Corsets, Petticoats
While Goods
This Second Week of
THE 24TH ANNUAL JUNE .SALE OF
LINGERIE
THE enllitisinstic dnily response to thi.i stirring sole prove
above all tilings tlic (jtiick recognition which our
wonderful vnhics unil iinniiitclicd assortments never fail
to win. It is without question the most remarkable lingerie
opportunity offered this season. Dibcriminating women will
find perfect satisfaction in the numberless charming styles,
exceptional niialitics nnd low prices.
Corset Covers Good nainsook'
fancy sok
value .41
Comfcric D rawer t
28
Tucked anil
hemstitched ruffles
our reg. .48 !
Comfctnafi'ons (iood quality nain
sook prettily trimmed .
our ret. (1.38 t
Nalntonk Petticoat deep flounces
with rows of fancy laco or deep
embroidery
our rrK. 11.45 1.128
Petticoat Nainsook handsome
models our reg. K,08 l.t'l
Petticoat- tlrrli flounces, hand
somely trimmed ,
ulue(,V0(i a.Ite
ilro Site Petticoat
ruffle of wide embroidery
ourreg. 1.IH 1.28
Hcmen'sVigAil Dretiet roimil, V
or high link--yokes of fancy lace,
tucks or unli'y- uainsouk nnd
muslin nine $l.fiH.. . 1. O
Fine A'ainsoofc- ntlriirtivr inotlrls
joke or Kmpire, with fine tuck
ings, medallions, lures, rililnuis,
rosebuds our reg. ti.fl.., l.Oi
Women' Night Drttte of fine
ntiiniook float, liark und sleeves
handsomely ttinimeil with Vid,
line and ribbon loicttea
our reg. 94.4S 1J.-I8
Ifuntlreds uf other styles, in-
luding the favorite Philippine,
Nainsook, Cambric, Muslin,
Pntiste t- spliiulid models
(labornte or simple effects,
at sole prices
Extra Size Night Drette round
link, with wide embroidery.
libbon luu otircg. 01.48 . l.-SM
Children's Underwear Specials
Children't Muslin Drawer
Hemstitched hem, lucks above- 1 to li years
our reg. .lib 18
Children's Cambric Skirts
l.nce and embroidery trim'd 4 to 14 years
our reg. .lib (5(1
Children's Princess Slips
Dainty lace Ir'un'd effftts C to III jears reg. M.t8
Children' Batitte Bloomer-
white and pink (1 to 12
years our rcg ,(1H 58
M to 18 years our reg. .78. .08
Children' Cambric Night Drtitt
embroidery uutj laie trim
1 to HI years
our reg. l.i8 UO
Men's Sport
SHIRTS
Made to Be Sold at $1
.65
Just the thing for the active
inn 11 these warm days -mighty
gi ml looking, tool
Collection comprises all white
poplins, plain white poplins
with silk collars uf snagger
stripes in a variety of sensible,
colorings, repps, madruses and
mercerized pollutes.
There are some neat greys,
buffs and many striped laidics,
including black nnd white.
Excellent quality fabrics and
decidedly well finished. buvs
11 tn HI.
While they're called ''sport"
shirts, there nrc no cooler,
more comfurtuble shirts for
general all-around service than
these.
ML,fiU.V8-!US!31CT
j MORNING SPECIALS Wednesday & Thursday Until 1 P. M.
To prevent dealer buying, quantities restricted, No Mall or Telephone Orders.
$1-75 Crspa Meteors 1.87
4fl.ncr. 4ull finish soft fine,
close face- fashionable eolors.
HII.KH- MAIN KLOOll
97 ct. Shepherd Checks 74
Sl-ncji -part wool medium and
Inrcrn sires- black and white.
lilil.'Hif liOfll I- .MAIM Kleill
35 cl. Linon Suiting, 27
( nd dors for Hummer suits and
dresses.
Wa.SII fllir.HH 1'AllfllC.S IUHKUKNT
23 ct.Sslin and Moire Ribbons 18
liest eolors, also Uresdens nnd
sat n edge moires lint nnd sash
wld'tis.
lilllllO.N.H- MAIM YUMH
J3.94 Boys' Khak. Suits S.26
l'u 11 military modalwith 8am
Drown belta khaki drill ef (iood
tjualltv
tiori ct.oTiu.vo Tnnifi kiooh
JUS Boji' Spring Costs 3 87
fh vims, worsteds and vl ur
cheeks nlalda and stripes vari
ous netted styles 3 to X ) a's
II'IYS' CIITll
1 HIiSU-
-THIHIl KLOOll
Wart
Annual JUNE SALE
The Remarkable Values Offered
IN OUR 24th June Sale
Satisfied Seekers
Unmatched Assortments
Women's Dresses, Skirts, Suits and Coats
Misses' nnd Girls' Summer Dresses
Men's & Hoys' Clothing, Hats ryid Furnishings
Envelope Chemitt Embroidery
or lace trim tiled yokes
ouv re. .78 01
Petticoat Embroidery and lace
trimmed ruffles
our reg. VI, ?8 10
Ni"ht Urene Fine Nainsook
fancy embroidery nnd lace
yokes our reg. 1.0S l.'I 8
IVomen's OnePieee Pajamat
Ilntistr or crepe 1.-1S
Com fcof ions Fine Nninsnok
most effective trim of daintiest
Ucrs, enib's nnd ribbon
our reg, ?.flH I.1M
Stcp'ln Chemlie Bloomer Sbeer
lintiste, lat e and ribbon
trimmed our reg. ll.VB O-l
IVomen'a Prince Slip Yoke
and skirt trimmed with fine lace
or embroidery
value ti.OS 1.9 I
No ini 00 h Cornt Cover Yokes
of uttrni tive lace,s . and rrribroi
ilerles some llh ribbon run '
bending value ,05 .'18
Naimook Coriet Cover Yokes
willi organdy embroidery or eye
let .style with lare outlining
s'ery suitable forvreaf with
sheer wuists value .81 OB
Naintook Coriet Cover Medal
lions with fisheyn. Vol. lace out
lining in effective points front
ami back trimming, also several
other styles equally good
our reg. tl.ti. .O'l
Extra Site Coriet Cover soft
finish mtitliu tight fitting
our teg. ,4H. . , 1JO
Extra Siie Cortet Cover round
neck inserts of laie or einb'y
our reg. .01..,, , .418
.1.01
Mie' Petticoat effective
styles, lace and embroidery
trim'd our leg. 1.48. . . . 1.28
Children' Bilfieblrhe Paamae
stitched at nerk and waist
tl lo HI years
our reg. 11.88 1.21
Don 't Forget
June 14th
IS FLAG DAY
Buy now and lly "Old
Glory" in dign'led drei
both Flag Day and (soon-fo-arrive)
th"g(oriou Fourth."
V. S. "Sterling" 11'nnd Flags a-o
of wool of superior quality und make.
Our prices for this latuous ilag
fabric are remarkably low,
s.Aft ...no
4v8ft .. -MM
5x8ft ...7.87
DllOft 10.05
BiWItl O.H7
10rl3 ft2B.OO
Larger sires carried also lu stock
at proimrtionnte prices.
U. S. AND ALLIED FLAGS In
cotton and tUk,
SERVICE FLAG J in cotton, lilk
and wool.
Banner and Pennant of varied
deicriptlon.
60 ct. Man's Porosknit Underwesr 44
.ih ris .short sleeves drawer to
"tf BNS f.NliEllWBVIt-MAIN HV1R,
JI.87 Little Tots' Tub Dresses 1.11
Cms ham and rhambrny various
inidela contrast trlmmlnr
!es to 6 yrs.
INKANTH' IlKIT SI3C0S0 VXOOtt,
60 ct. Absorbent Cotlsn 44
ls-ni i ai t ins--fur household nnd
sursrleul us.
Ctn-VUS IIABKJIl.'NT.
$1.97 Dlescbeil Shtsli! l.S
72x90--made from best quality
sheetiiiif
it t! M I.I .vs - n A S BM BNT.
40 ct. Tsble Oilcloth r. .11
1U yards wide first quality
p'nlrt shlte nr fancy patterns.
tuu.k i)itx.n.OTiis-Tilinn n.oon.
IS ct. New Curtsln-MusKn 10$
floral border In blue, yellow,
gie"!! ami rosei neat oilLe.
I'l'IIOWTEKY-JIASRMBNT
W IVtk inn
After "Savings
in
Silk nnd Washable Blouses
Millinery Shoes
House Dresses nnd Negligees
0
June Sale Specials
nu WMI.N AT AMI TIIUIUSDAT
Women's Frocks I o or:
OtK REC. $3.65 4 f4M ) ",Ut
Flowered Voiles striped and
checked Ginghams variety of
pretty styles.
Women's Frocks l j nc
OUR REG. SS.7S 4 SS.7S 1 1,ou
Attractive polka dot and plain
color style I'ink. Light lllue,
Copen, Iletl, Wistaria, Navy
and ninck ffectlvely trimmed
with embroidered or lawn collars,
cuff and vestees.
Misses' Frocks-
OUR REC. S7.74
5.50
Several attractive models of
pretty plaid voiles dainty col
lara and vestees velvet ribbon
bow 14 lo (1 year.
Misses' Frocks
OUR REG. fS.75 .
4.27
Kmart frocks of ramie and
striped gingham Hose, Tan
anil Copen Pique collars
button trimming 14 to 18 yr.
Girls White )
Organdy Dresses r 1.55
OUR REG. $1.94 )
Prettily trimmed nitli lace and
emb'y ribbon belts tl to 14 yr.
Untrimmcd lints
OUR REG. .94 fi
New ami becoming style
black anil wanted colors,
Frae Trimming Service
Trimmed Huts 1 n nr
OUR REG. $8.50, J 0,00
Summer Models in combina
tions of strnw und Georgette
also tailored smafs styles
while, black, colors.
Porch Frocks
A diversity of tye one
piece aud belled plaid ging
hams, jilaln color cbambray
and striped or igured iiercale
attractive trimmings of tell or
contrasting colors.
Our reg. $1.47 O l
Our reg. $.0 l.'l-l
Our reg, $184 2.00
Young Men's
Trousers
Olfl REC. $2.94. .
2.15
For young men mixtures and
neat stripes good tailoring.
Hoys' Wash Suits (
1.00
Models
ily trim-
OUR REC. $1.45. . . .
Variety of Junior Models
slrined materials prettily trim
med 3 lo 8 years.
Boys' Shirts
OUR REG. .74....
....! .65
Light and medium stripe
per-
tales sues Iti'j lo 11.
Boys' Caps
OUR REG. .54
.43
Variety of fancy mixtures
Inped seams full crowns.
Men's Alpaca Coats-f o err
OUR REG. $3.00 )
Soft, lustrous finish black or
grey all sites.
Voile Bloiisesr 9 nn
OUR REG. $3.94 .1 ""V
Lace trimmed models others
are tucked and embroidered.
Georgette Blouses !
:f 5.00
OUR REG. $1.95..
Pretty round-neck styles ami
0 I li r r . embroidered and
beaded white, flesh, Ilisque
anil peacn.
Brassieres
Our REG. $1.10..
...! -74
Hooked-front sts-hs firm silk
fabric of poplin weave all
trimmed sites 34 to 40.
Summer Corsets
...I 1.16
medium
OUR REG. $1.50.
Light weight batitte medium
bust sues 10 lo 30.
Batiste Corsets
reS-..., 2 JO
OUR REG
Long hip model
sites 10 to 30.
-medium bust
Washable
Silk Petticoats
2.40
OUR REG. $3.35 )
Solid colors aud changeable
fitted bands all lengths.
Save Your:
Quarters
and buy Thrift Stamps,
thereby help humanity's
You
cause
and profit to the extent of
Interest, compounded quarterly.
Sfarf To-dayl
TIIRIIT' AND WAR
SAVINGP-jSTAMPS sold
on every flpor of this store
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