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BMSARETOSSED
INTO NETS AT FIRE
THAT KILLS EIGHT
M More .?Uss!n After
-jjanmeiir Mouse blaze
in Columbus, O.
COLUMBUS. O.. Mav Els-ht.
known dead, irith a... .u.
m. " 7 '
number will r.ach ten or twelve, and
a dorcn Injured, eomo bo badly thoy
cannot live, Is tho toll of a flro In an
npartmont building at Broad and
nvont . .
wvwMt ucutAvj vi VUD UOWu
town district, iere early to-day. Ml
rmculous scapes, some bv himna
from the fifth and sixth otorlea Into P rating cases of landlord exploit
life nets and the tossing of Infanta Uon to Tho Evening World. In the
several stories Into nets and arms
of flro fighters mado It tho most
spectacular flro this city baa known.
I'ollco found the bodies of a man
and woman on tho fourth floor. They
were suffocated and burned to death
In bod.
JACQUES MAYER DEAD.
.Tew Yorker Who I .one Leader of
American Colony In Herlln.
Hurt LIN, Wonday. May 5 (Associated
Press) Jacques Mayer of New York
City, hoad of tho European Mergen
thaler Lynotypo Company, and for
many years a leader In tho American
colony horc, died suddenly yraterday.
Dandruff Surely
Destroys The Hair
Girls If you want plenty of thick,
beautiful, glossy, silky hair, do by all
means get rid of dandruff, for It will
starve your hair and ruin It if you
don't.
It doesn't do much good to try to
brush or wash It out. The only sure
way to get rid of dandruff Is to dis
solve It, then you destroy it entirely.
To do this, get about four ounces of
ordinary liquid arvon; apply It at
night when retiring! use enough to
moisten the scalp und rub It gently
with the finger tips.
By morning, most, If not nil, of
your dandruff will be irone. und three
or four more applications will
pietely dissolve and entirely destroy in ui sweet simpiic-
rvcry single sign and trace of It. t&.i,h?5u.th !! tUneu to.a p.lS'
You will find. too. that all Itching! &$2yZ2&Ji1&
and digging of the scalp will stop, and , want' shepherd. I shall not
your hair will look and feel a hundred ( "I cannot put upon paper moro than
times better, l ou enn get liquid arvon ft suggestion of the pathos of It. but I
ut any drug store. It is Inexpensive ! left tho place In tears, and I believe
und four ounces is nil you will need, ovcn tho landlord would have relented
no mnlter how much dandruff vou'!f nc- .r 8he- could have seen tho
have. This simple remedy never fails.
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Opo MtnJay enJ Saturday Ectninp
June Brides' Sale!
Outfits and Odd Pieces
on Liberal Terms
Bfg Variety of Ice Boxes
M n n y to
choose from.
All high
grade makes.
Prices start
$g.95
Term.
June Brides'
Golden Oak
Dresser Sale
lliqii grade, well
made) hand
rubbod and pol
ished. French
plate mirrors,
panelled tide,
large deep draw.
rs.
n Worth T.c Wevklv
7.1 Horth KI.OO Wceklr
SlllO Worth UX-l.tr
2HI Worth C2.AO tVrrklr
While Eaamcl Bed Onlllt
S t rong
Bad,
Rood
Spring,
d u r able
Mattreu.
Outfit
complete,
J'
JLcJ
I too mi
I iirnMirNl
r. IInni,
Furnlhil
CoitiiIrt
u tiitl tr
M'4.50
HAPPY
With False Teeth?
CERTAINLY
LISTEN
If your dental plato guts loose and
droun, to K-t Inntnnt relief uii.t Ult.
tl'IJIUVUTS PtiWUHK tor Fati lrt)..
Ktint them firm. I'mrittt aur jnui.
.Vof l ilentlfrwc. It rf.lleVd or jfUW
and hardens thorn so they support Jhn
...... ..n.i rtttkA il iil isiiuk m mi urai.
ilm unLlKUIillc ilUJiltid Uiukn it
Stccllent m dally "s In c-irlnii r for taldo
teeth CJuariinleod by Wcrnct Dentnl
Iff co. 118 IJeekman St., N. Y. Two
imei At Drug and Department mores,
jElVf,
EASY ,
TIW MS tw
Miil
iw.itfiarrrrTNia! jilalaMeSB 'fTaWIIBril 1 1 illaWaMaTMfcSC .
LORD
HERSHEPHERD
.SHE DOES NOT WANT
DESPITE
Pathetic Case of "Dear Old
Lady" Qtcd in Evening
World Rent Letters.
Tfle Evening World's request for
Information concornlnB rent profl-
teerln: l8 briniclnjc rcp0nsc9 from
others than tenants. O-s woman, a
social worker, whoso own means aro
t0 glfcnder to allow ncr 10 extend
financial aid, but whose heart goes
out to tho poor and oppressed, has
devoted much time to visiting ten
ants and reporting the most exas-
latest of those letters to this news
paper sho says:
"I was asked to call on a little old
woman In 'a tenement house on East
76th Street where tho rent has been
raised from i a month to $10.60. In
tho last month: The dear old wo
man, a lono widow, has lived thoro
moro than a yoar. Her entire In
come consists of 12.50 a wcok from
her daughter and f 2 a week from ber
church. 1 learned that the daughter
has made many sacrifices herself to
kcop up theso small payments to her ,
mother.
"Until four years ago tho old lady,
who Is In hor seventy-fifth year, was
able, to assist in ber own support by i
sowing, but since that Umo has so I
suffered from bodily Ills that she
could do nothing toward earning
money. Sho manages to keep her
own three ilttlo rooms fairly cloan, I
but they stand Badly In noed of paint, I
which would help to keep down the
vermin now overrunning tho Whole
building. All efforts to loam who
owns the property were unsuccessful, i
A n rl thn nfrnnt nrlm tiitn KhoM. if I, '
la said to Ignore every appeal for re
pairs, although the halls ore dread
fully dirty und tho plumbing In vome
of tho apartments so faulty that
there l.i no water at all la Uie toilets,
tho only means of flushlg them being
by carrying water from tho kitchens
In. nulls.
"All tho tenants whom I saw wero
afraid to glvo their names, lest they
be dispossessed uu complalners. Tho
little old woman whom I had gone
thoro especially to aeo made tho most
pathetic picture I have ever wit
nessed. She told roo that threo or
four of the other tenants of the house
WAV.. I.I. . . 1 .1-1 . '
LANDLORD
;om-jfood now ft"d then from their own
" v mini io ncr, Kivinjr ner
beautiful patience of this Hno old lady.
God bleos Tho Evonlng World. I say.
for tho good work It Is doing through
mnklnjr public thu acta of theso
greedy profiteers."
HE'S AFRAID TO SIGN HIS COM
PLAINT. A Ilronx tenant writes: "For
heaven's sake don't let my name get
to my landlord. He would dispossess
me at once, and I huvo looked every
where for another apartment without
finding one. lint I think you ought to
know how we havo been treated. On
April 17, at 9 o'clock In the evening,
tho Janitor of our apartment house
delivered to each tenant a typed cir
cular dated April 10 informing us that
our May rent would bo increased J8.
and that if we did not notify the
landlord of our acceptance of the
apartments at the raised llguro be
fore April 20 ho would let them to
other tenants on that day. Kvory
tumint in the building works for a
living nil day, so wo virtually had
only two evenings In which to look
for other quarters. The landlord no
doubt knew wu could not And places
In that time and took this means of
forcing us to uccept the Incrcaso in
rent, which wo all hud to do.
"This landlord, atlll on alien, for-mt-rly'
lived In Itutmla, whore- accord
ing to his own oft-told story, ho wan
iinniMi
rdrcudfully uppredscd. It was this
that sent mm to Amorlcu, 'tho land or
I tho free,' us he hua frequently railed
jit, and hero ho found opportunity to
mult" llliuu niuiicy limn, lt; ilia u 11
confi'Btjlon, he could over have mudo
there. How hn Is uMng that oppor
tunity Is re ealed Jn whut ho Is duing
to the Americans who chance now to
be his tenants."
PLACE NOT FIT FOR HUMAN
HABITATION.
Another Bronx tenant writes: "Our
building, which la one of the old type
ot railroad flats, has changed hands
three Units in tho last year, and with
I each change has como an Increase In
rents, tho total advance being $7 a
month. Tho latest boost was an
nounced In a mimeographed letter,
which stated that th- Inureuho was
necessary on account of the Increased
rout of con I, ippalr xuppllcs, labor.
Ac. In fuct, no coal had binn used In
thti building for weeks beforo this
notlcf was sent to the tenants; no
rtpalr nupplifs could have b;fin need
ed for no repairs have been mnUe In
nn'v nart of the houiu: mid as for
lubOr, tho only fork that has been '
,'onf about tho place was that of a
j mltor who Is pa'd t'onnldnrably Icsh
than tho one we hud a your ago. As
a result or the nrglcct by thexo sue
salve owncrf. ho have nu Interest
In the buiM.ng exept to exploit tho
ttnanl nnd '" "ut ,0 BOmn otl,"r
oxn'oltcr. tin- propcrtv has run down
until I' In In a deplorable condition,
unfit for !um:in n.- " "n
wo innt htiv bivtu.f wo cunnot and!
any placojo winch to move."
Amrrlrnn Ilenrr'srntatlves Oe An,
Ovnllon In Dublin. I
DITIIMN, Monday. May 5 (Associated
VrcBi). Mlclmrl I. ltysn of Philadel
phia, and former tiov. ixiwars v.
' Purine e. Illinois. ropreentatlvos of
klio Iriih socltlos In the United States,
arrlvol liorj to nlvht from Belfast.
They wer met at th; station by .
rtlormou rro!. which formed u pro-
cwHlon ar.d wlfil the AmKrlcsrit
throueh tliH jirino'pal stn-itf. .Vol
wltlwtnnillliK tlio m'lltm-y profcr.ptlon
of mewtltiBH bikI tinifnanlon. thire w
no Interfrrnno.' with the demonstration.
Americans mldrefed the a'seirlj y from
a window, dwelling upon the objects of
, the war and claiming the rlsrht of self
IToon me r rrnvsi at iut;ir iiqifi ino
determination anu rr.nujnic
I of government for tbs Irish. . .
form
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ME EJWTRE m ARCTIC
URGED UPON CANADA
Stefanssorf Tells Parliament Rein
deer and Musk Ox Herds Would
Help Fcdd Country.
OTTAWA. May S.X plan for con
rertJnff the Arctic and sub-Arctic
melons of Canada Into a great wool,
milk and meat producing area was pre
sented to the Canadian Senato and
House or Commons to-day by Vllnjal
mur Stefansson, Norwegian explorer of
tho Canadian Arctic.
Mr. fitefanfion's project involves In
troducing; larra herds of reindeer and
domesticating and developing great
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mf ; - A . ' x,u'aaBBBBBBBBBf
BOYS' OUTFITTING SALE
VfrHHE TO CO AND MOW TOCETTHBI
STEAMBOATS.
Metropolitan Line
NHhtW'nhy Wtitr. A'uc)iinSifhtolUnd
To BOSTON
via LonK Itland Sound. IluuanW Hr nnd
Cape Cod Canal
rttr tl, Pool or Miuur m . b.iij iSjmlin
It dud 'ill at 3.00 r. M f.tt IMiJ linrluiimc
Hr T,D Tlrkru nil Icrormiilou i Whirr
Tilrtitant Ulnlt) MOO
CTltTALS. STATKtlOOMH SI.WAHjniK III IT
HUDSUtS K1VEK MGHT LINES
f)il. (nan I'lM ''-'
P, I, WW llil t.
SO P. U , dn. A !'..,
I s-eJo'i
rU4w1n monitnf.
HELP WANTED MALE.
WANTiib,
BODY MAKERo, SHAPE, fl
MEN, METAL. WORKERS.
TRIMMERS AND PAINT.
ERS ON HIGH GRADE
CLOSED AUTOMOBILE
BODIES; STEADY WORK,
BEST WAGES. WRITE E. J
THOMPSON CO., FORBES
FIELD, PITTSBURGH, 'PA.
T tppracinte the conrcn
icnce and great Talus of
tb Sunday World's Want
DirtcVwy READ IT.
J
.'?a7. th J S .' . i . a ' ' :f--$H&.'AMt-l-fX.., s ",. .Is'U,' IV f .TiJ.. , , , - ' ' KmmMM xexexexMemullll-iPu A', Vf?M vH. LUt.. I. jm'XK m II .. aTT-gTIMVt JJJJJJ
1VJKIHG W01LD,,
herds of musk ox. Both animals would
furnish milk and meat supplies, and
tho musk ox would afford also a wool
supply.
Tho Canadian north. Mr. fltefansion
said, could bo uUIUcd to help solve
present and future food shortages, and
development of his project would ex
pedite opening of mineral and other re
sources of the north. Ho' estimated
there wcro from 1,600,000 to 2,000,000
squara miles of land available for grac
ing in a otlmato too serero for cattto
but where reindeer and musk ox could
exist tho year round.
HIS START.
(From Um lmri OcxalarJoarnaL)
"I can't find out anything about this
millionaire's early life."
"Well, just say he began llfo as an
Infant and let It go at that."
Stora Opin 9 A. M. to 5.30 P. M.
ARM
BUwt
Wert t
-ANNUAL-
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
FRIDAYSATURDAY
TTIE timeliness of this sale doubles the worth
of these offerings, each one of whi$h is of
dependable quality and fine make, and a genuine
bargain at such a price.
Complete New Spring Stocks in varied assortments
will delight the boys as well as mothers. Scarcely
a day passes when our regular values do not call
forth compliments from Customers. These special
values, therefore, absolutely mean savings that
can be summed up in the one word "substantial."
SUITS
Boys' Suits some Norfolk styles
in every new model some
waistline suits, newest pockets
Spring patterns of green,
gray and blue mixtures finest
details of tailoring some with
extra trousers sizes
0 to IB years our-
regular S10.50 lo.44
Junior Suits sailor and junior
Norfolk models navy serge
and Spring mixtures regula
tion and other styles-
3 to 0 years our rcg. $7, O.U I
Boys' Suits jomc Norfolk styles
including waistline models
belt finished wifh buckle me
dium and dark fancies in
checks and mixtures sizes S
to 17 years
our regular (7.01...
5.41
TOP-COATS
LlttU Boys' Top Coats double
breasted belt finished with
buckle Spring mixtures and
checks tizes nri 3 lo 8 a qej
years our rcg. $3.91. . . r.OO
BLOUSES, SHIRTS
AND ACCESSORIES
Boys' Blouses White or light
medium and (lark striped per
calecollars attached sizes 8 to
13 years Co
value .
Children's Romper s Newcit
htjles ami colors gingham ami
cliambruy, uith and without
collars sizes 1 to 0 jtj
our rcg. -ft '
Boys' Blouses Nock band col
lar altaohotl nrul Dion collar
hlyle newest color unit pat
trrns in fancy striprd perrnloj
h'ues t lo 13 years
our rcg. .01
DANCING ACADEMIE8.
DANCING CARNIVAL
hOW Ol'EUATINO TUX
AUDUBON BALLROOM
Dtnrlnt mil rficlas. Blunlri, Susdti
ud Uulld. ifltruiMu tud rmUf.
NO CIIAUUC rOll UANUINO
LKSllONS. I.NDIVIDUAL IN.
KTItULTION. 10 EAC1I.
VBiVATis. Lessons, It.oi.
Not ormitr; to Lk lruonl.
I.idr Florr tlinurr will talnduoa roa t
nili.14. partntr for d,ot'n.
AIDIDOM TIllATRf WILDING
USUi BL ud Brstdtrtr.
DANCING CAKNIVAL
Formerly at Grand Central Palace
NOW AT
ST. NICHOLAS RINK
6Gth Street and Broadway.
3 Lewons 2Bc
Not Ltcemry to tU ItuMi, IaAj floor
Mmu'I will touotfuot jvu 10 w1uu orv
ur for dinctDt Vtun to 4c tx tbi
poontir lattliu t lo a ,
ROLLER SKATING
St. Nicholas Rink,
COth St., near Broadway,
CiaNlm laitiuiltn ta Tiaeh Twi Htm u
tkati, U. ftt lima.
Ta. tiHiaai aail. iaidint SuaSaii, 1 la a.
Cialaii ;.5 ta II,
Skating on Ground Floor
Dancing Carnival on 2d Floor
SUNDAY WORLD WANT WOltlt MT0NDIC1I I , -
TUESDAY, MAT
To Hare and To Hold
Healthy Teeth and Gums
' It takes more than a tooth brush to
keep teeth healthy and tht aaoutk
comfortable and really dun.
(Sixty years of service have prima
eOZODONT will keep th teeth dean
and wholesome, the gums firm and
tVtikfcr, tht breath tweet and tht
south comfortable. Have yoa trtr
keen hungry and unable to eat? Use
FOR THE TEETH
Liquid Powder or Pasta
SOLD BY DEALEA3 EVERYWHEAK
rutk Atraut
Boys' Suits many smart styles
pockets of new design and
other slyle fealu'res smartest
materials for Summer wear
tan, gray, green, olive, navy
and other colors
our regular $11,01 9.50
Little Boys' Play Scout Suits
khaki cloth military pocltels
and Sam Brown belt straight
trousers sizes 3 to 9
years our rcg. $3.00 & 1 9
Little Boys' Washable Suits
cunning styles with long or short
sleeves striped, plain or com
bination of colors sonic em
broidered, many trimmed with
military buttons sizes 2tj lo
B years O "3 C
our regular 84.0 1 6iJi)
RAIN OUTFITS
Boys' Rain Outfits an cxrellrnt
practical outfit lau or gray
plaid lined buttons up to the
Jneck, has two side pockets and
'a cap which matches sizes 0
to 10 ycarsi our reg- o OC
ular $4.1)0 OiOO
Boys' Shirts With collar at
Inched bund styles light,
medium and striped percales
sizes ti to 14 nock nn
our reg. .VI to $1.13 .OCt
Boys' Caps Newest shades and
brown gray ami fancy mix
tures small or lurgt
trown toped .
our rrg. .71 .04
37 ct. Cotton Union Suits ,7'.i
38 ct. Black Cotton Stock
ings i,ize 0 to i, J.. .. .JJO
70 ct. Extra Size Boys' Stocking
iizes 10 lo 11 55
FOR SALE.
OYAL piAMOND.WATCH CP
1 35 HAlDErl LAME 6f loor W6NJhju
DIAMONDS ON CREDIT
KAay TJUili. XI.L OOODH UUAaANTKKD.
American Watch & Diimond Co.
I'hono RKfll Cort. C rlT!J
Ant o Maiden Lane
. Illniiiuiiil Klnc St kly Unpaid l,ond.
uriHitiil Mi Iroi.olllun. m iluldn lyitir
niAMONIii bouiht nd Mil lor rt.li coir Ap.
U.llili Hn lll.'.N.SLTT, ITS ll w.r luiviilm.
1 Art "Tjost and VoaruT arrtelta A
dvartttad In Th World or raportad
to "Lott and Found Bureau." Iloom
103. World liulltllnsr. will ba llal.,1
for thirty days. Thaaa Hats can lo
aan at any of Tha World's Offices.
'Lout and round" sdrartlaamenls
can ta laft at any ot Th World's
Mil.eiliaiiia; tcanclaa. or can t
Caltphoni illrectlr to Tha Worla.
Call 4000 Jleekman. Naw Tor. t
Drookiyn Office. 4100 Slain. A'
AQWdQiti
J
B V MO tMPUrl(MatHCt CML -f
g e won iroaciAU3p. nurMiTArwt CAuil
H
Fourteenth
An
NAINSOOK
' Attractive Offerings in Apparel -Fine New Stqcks
ofSiks, Dress Goods and Wash Fabrics, also Needs
for the Home
A SALE of
Two Manufacturers' Surplus Stocks of
Lingerie and Silk UNDERWEAR
FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN
Two high data manufadurcra have found themtdvea unable to continue the
making of-thae models owing to tlic scarcity of imported trimming and' the high
cost of cotton.
Because THEY CANNOT DUPLICATE THEY HAVE SOW OUT TO US
THEIR ENTIRE SURPLUS STOCKS. The prices at which toe offer these
are about wholesale prices to-day, and present a buying opportunity which
CANNOT come again in the near future.
Drawer alien Uy yellowed, but one
washinn will correct mis camnric
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ruim. r. n
our reg. .38
tiiii.hmiTiTpnpii nrm anu luui
Drawers Msrcella. Modesty and other
styles trimmed with lace and
embroidery our reg. 18 v'l
Nlghtdrassea nainsook, cambric and
muslin round or v neca
Isceoremb'y our reg. .07. . .O-l
NightdrosMa nainsook, cambric and
t muslin while and flesh high or V
neck dainty UimminR
our reg. 1.8 l.rftl
Nlghtdrsssss an excellent variety of
.simple and eunoraieiy trim roc 11
modelr value IC.C8 l.OO
Nifthtdnssea beautiful models effec
tively trimmed wun laces, nooons,
medallions, embroidery ,
our rcg. 84.94. . . .-. a
Chemises while or flesh
new yoke designs wiui auracuvc use oi
lace, embroidery aud ribbon I
our reg. 81.28 .Ot
Envelope Chemises nainsook a
large selection oi siyica uaintiy
different -value
81.48
Envelop Chemises many heatitlful
styles showing laces, cmoruiucreu inr
i . 1! : . V. ! , i, m ml ri lil vnn
value .C8 l.OO
Corset Covers nainsook round neck
tuBumui i.v..-. aa
value .48 O
..i l : 1 1. I . .ml m Tirol M rr
Corset Covers nainsook s e v e r a 1
well fitting models trimmed ironi
nml bark value .CH .. .... '!
Corset Covers trimmed with pretty
laces and embroidery nhoon run
our reg. .01 t
Corset Covers trimmed front and
hark elaborately with uiciiainons ana.
lace a number of different styles
nnrrfff. 81.28 "a
SALE FOR A DAY WEDNESDAY
Hearn's Good wear
White Poplin
.48
Our regular .60
llenrn's Good Wear Poplin is thirty-six inches wide and is
one of the best utility fubrics of the day. It is unequalled f6r
boys' washable suits, girls' middies and dresses, and nurses'
and maids' uniforms. The name is slumped on the selvage
and is a guarantee of quality.
The Fifth and Victory Invest
Subscriptions taken and Victory Notes sold at our Uond Booth
Mam Floor
GLOVES
Emrti one I buying Summer
glove now while tlocka are
full of the neieett kind, and
tpectal pricing, such at this,
i arranged to make them as
Incxperulce a poittble.
WOMEN'S SILK GLOVES
2-CIar- Milanese ailk white,
pongee and grey
our regular $1.23
WOMEN'S FILOSETTE GLOVES
--while only . ,
Special. . "
SI.Cc French Series .
40 and 42 inch all wool- fn..
twill - taupi nrtinc, hurKuudy.
stiyrlli. llttls'.sn hlU' . uuv und
bl"ClIiKRU I100W-UIN HX)ll.
97 ct. VardWWPiin 78
8llk nilxrd tight or tUrit colors
hlLKS-MAINaTuWlt.
15 tt. Tin Nainsook 15
Not finished up to our Htumlnnl,
timrHforn thin low prlef.
WAiM nntiM KAIIIUUi- il HKMiNT.
5tl. Yard WidsSsleens 47
Assortment of light arid darlc
colors. Uj.IS04llASUMavr
18 cl BUarhsd Turkish Towtls . .25
Oood sire hummed vhiti TuiK
Ish liorditrn.
ruras it-m vuton
IS ct. Satin Finish Crttonnes 33
Yard wldt Chintz. 1'urm.in and
oriental uaigiiH-iaririi imu t
Ul'IIOltlTWlV- -IIAS BURNT.
S1.49BUschcdMU $3
7(x0 for full-also hds neat
centro HBam. ,, .
STORE OPEN A. M. TO S.3i P.
ARM
Etrttt
T7sst at
Unusual Sale
and SILK UNDER WEARS
-and, in Addition-
and Bungalow at
rettlcoata deep ruffle of embroidery
or rows oi lace and inserting
our reg. $1.28 .O'l
Petticoat several styles trimming of
lace antl embroidery
our reg 82.C8 1.97
Plnv rl I iMia t .
. ...r. i--."". ra A d
value 3.ot .o
Bloomers pink batiste
10
our rcg. .aa
Bloomers batiste.
also
plain and
figured crepe
our reg. .78 ,
O'l
Bloomers pink crepe ruffle with lace
inserting or ruffle with two rows of hem
t ilfliini, find Ian nilf-r.
our reg. .01 S'l
Combinations nainsook edged with
embroidery our reg. 81.28... .VU
Combinations extra quality nainsook
neck embroidered with flower pattern
..nilit. .ililwin rtin
value $1.07 1.48
Combinations nslnwok front of
uiilft cmliroiilrrv outlined with lace-
lace inserting to back embroidered
beading, ribbon run at waist line
our rcg. $1.07. . . .'. l.OS
Billle-blrke Pajamas pink batiste
ninil with lilllir
our reg. 81.48 .1.28
Blllle-btrka Pajamas colored crepe
with nnclrta anil ailk froff faatrninun
our rcg, $2.70 2.30
Pajamas mercerized madras figured
square neck f i rjj s.li of tyide , .
silk bands
our rrg. $2.70 2.30
Pajamas pink or blue chambray V
neck tinndril with white
our rcg. $2.08 l.OO
One-Day Sale- Wednesday
Domet Flannels
.11
yd.
Our Reg. 18 Out- reg.
Heavy durable qwlst!-s,
ble chctt end u b rci d
With prices lowered for one day's selling, this is surely an oppor
tunity worth while in which to pureliuse u liberal quantity for
present and future sewing needs.
MORNING SPECIALS Tomorrow Wednesday Until 1 P. M.
To prevont dr-alem liuyltlK, (iimnlilli'H restricted. No Mull or THrplliine Ordt-rs
jr37SilkolireCrmforUl,lfa . . 1.18
I'lnral dislgns cotton filled
full alzc
t.o u ion r. ni.va- -ia ntai uvr.
67 snd 73 cl. Worrrn's
Cotton Union Suits 53
I.nw neek sli'evitlrss neatly fin-Ishi-d
Isrn trimmed or llxht kni'n
ri'ifuliir ani itra nln-n.
KNIT L lUJUMiU M.UX TUon.
' $1.1 S Lawn Pressinf Sacques 75
Neat Htrlpia round collar--iicalloped
ti-tltod modiils Hlsed
33 to 16.
nuisrjmu-3M--suyNi) nooit.
$1.17 Pf jit Romrrrs 88
8oiirMiieK-r--stripes or plain
hU'S to i; ,'iirn.
INKAMSi HKIT -rtI3CO.M r'IXK)II.
SI.7I Men's SumrrerSliirls . ... 120
Wnvcii and printed mudi-sn.
cri'pt, vtu. lurKe asaortnituit of
ciiiiil a nil mar r,
Mi.N'it rTIINIiltlXUS JIAI.N nx)OIt.
$1.00 Men's Athletic Union Suits 71
Crossbar .or checked nainsook
1 well known make.
" AlKNrJ UXtBUWtaUMAIN 11rOB.
M.
VUtk Areas
of
Economy Prices . . 3
Philippine Envelope Chemhea em
broidered scallops dainty eXfa 'It
eyelets ribbon run
our reg. 82.47 V. 1, 04
Philippine Nightdress ?ality viae
pattern cmoroiuerie
our reg. 82.97 ', 14
Philippine Nightdresaes square a ck
i i.i i . i ,
-xmuroiucixu in iiorai ticaigns
ribbon run eyelets
our reg. 83.97 3.48
Slip-over Camisdle washable satin
two models with embroidery and'
hemstitching lace or satin ribbon
straps our reg. 81.38 02
Nightdresses crtpo do Chine lace
allover yoke and sleeves, back and
front silk embroidered me
dallionsour reg. 84.04 3.08
Envelope Chemises crepe do Chine
trimmed with wide duchess Dat.
tern lace our reg. 82.04 1.99
Petticoat washabla satin flesh color
lucked and hemstitched ruffle
our reg. 84.01 3.08
Bloomer silk mixtures dot and
flower patterns
our reg. $2.08 1.84
Extra Size Corset Covers tight fit
ting to at uusi
our reg. .48 21
Extra Sire Nightdresses V or round
neck trimming of tucks or embroid
ered edge or inserting and edge
our reg. $1.38 90
Extra Size Drawers ruffle, with hem
stitched hem and tucks
our reg. .08 48
Extra Size Petticoat ruffle of good
quality emuroiuery rows of lace hi
serting and edaioir
our rrg. $1.07 77. 1.48
Extra Size Chemise slralsl I or'
envelope styles trimming of la.-e
and embroidery
ourreg. $1.07 1.48
Wool Dress Fabrics
Thete are the most desirable
material from which to
fathion t a 1 1 or o d model.
Price are all ipeelal.
54-1 n. All-Wool Mannish Serges
Men's Wear blue
our reg. $3.28 2.84
40-ln. Ail-Wool Taffeta Panama
tans, browns, grays, greens, navy
and black
our rcg. 8I.08 1.24
48-ln. All-Wool Cream French
Serges fine twill
our rrg. 82.38 1.97
48-ln. All-Wool Plaid numerous
designs in smart shades of tan,
gray, brown, prune and ijrern
our reg. $3.07 3.37
40 and 42-ln. All-Wool Embroid
ered Fine Twill Serges Emb'd
in silk, self and contrasting colors on
navy and black a
various designs . ... 2.97
.17 yd
.24
SJ.C0 Mio'i Tell HaU 2. Oil
Soft finish brewn, jrrey. stri-r-n,
etc. all alien
MB-N'K II.VT8.MAIN TUX)!!.
$11.94 Boxs'SuiU S to 18 yeaia .(1.10
Kxcollrnt variety of patturm In
new models for tfprliitf well
tailored.
UtiVS' CUiTIIISO -Tltlltn "IK)U,
$21.75 Young Men's .uiU .1(10
Bmurt sack and waistline models
novelty mixture and atrlptst
alao navy strKea firmly tallornl
nil Ue. '
VOI'.MI MiWB CUTUIM1-TIII1II) IT.,
$2.75 Rabies' Dark Tan Lacs Shoes. 1 80
Ilrnad lams serviceable and
dressy- ! 4 to 8 wldn wldthJ.
KIIOIH SWXWOFLOOII,
$ 1.97 New Scrim Tand Curtains. . . .2.88
2 4 yards liinn; deep motifs In
r ul luce denlirmi.
lfE C L'UTAINS IIA31-UEXT
$9.97 Sumn r Fibre Ruts. ' ,8,83
mxj ti iiioat artutlc ettrcts In
att-ncllled dealcnrt rose, tan, blue,
chlnts waterproof.
lau.v tiiiiiu i-ujuii
m)MarwUlSpisads
tiatln flnlah assorted paiternfjti