Evening star. [volume], August 25, 1921, Page 14, Image 14

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MINE WORKERS' HEAD
SAYS HE WILL GO TO JAIL
Howfttt Also Declares He Will Be,
fuse to Order Hen Back
as Directed.
PITTSBURG. Kan.. August _ IB Alexander
Howatt, president of district
1*. United Mine Workers of
America, In a statement today affirmed
reports that he would refuse
to give bond restraining him from
calling a strike as a condition to avoid
being committed to jail September 8.
He will further refuse, according to
his statement, to order back to work
the striking miners of the Dean and
Reliance strip mines as demanded sev-era!
days ago by the international executive
board of the mine workers at
Indianapolis.
"My position Is unchanged," he said.
"District 14 may be suspended from
the organization or I may be kicked
out of office, but the only way I would
consent to put the men back to work
would be under the customs and conditions
that prevailed when the men
quit work. In spite of the operators
and our international organization I
do not propose for them to take away
the working conditions for which they
have sacrificed and struggled for
years."
PROBE INTO MILK PRICES
UNDER WAY IN BALTIMORE
State's Attorney Shortly Will Be
Presented to Grand Jury
for Action.
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BALTIMORK. August 25.?A probe
into milk prices similar to that conducted
recently against the alleged
coal combine, which resulted in the
indictment of practically every retail
c oal dealer in Baltimore, is being conducted
by ."State's Attorney Leach and
it is said that information would
shortly bfe presented to the grand
jury for action. He declared that
there is an association among milk
dealers whereby, through a system
of control' or supply, they are enabled
to pile up pr&lis'at the expense of the
consumer, but that he was not prepared
to disclose "the details of his
investigation Just yet. The
prosecuting1 officer said that he
had sufficient information, however,
to show that the members of the alleged
milk combine were "as pretty a
s*;t of profiteers as ever pretended to
be trying to protect the poor consumer."
He gives the so-called
monopoly credit for cleverness and
asserts that the members are holding
the farmer between them and the fire
of public criticism. One point brought
out by the state's attorney is that in
June the alleged combine received
from the farmer probably 800,000 gallons
of milk at 14 cents a gallon, collecting
from the consumer 48 cents.
DONATE PART OF PAY.
Wheeling Car Employes Provide for
Abolishing One-Man Buns.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
Wheeling, w. va. August 25 ?in
their flght to secure the abolition of
the one-man car system, employes of
the Wheeling Traction Company voted
140 to 71 to donate 10 per cent of their
wages to the company, effective with
the pay of September 1.
The company, in return, agrees to
restore the two-man car on all divisions.
The agreement restores the
two-man crews to the Mingo Junction-Steubenville,
North York,-Wheeling,
McMechen-Wheeling, WarwoodWheeling
and Benwood-North Wheeling
divisions. Sixty more men will
receive immediate employment.
MAKE FLIGHT RECORD.
Former Canadian War Airmen Set
Montreal-New York Time.
NEW TORK, August 25 ?A record
non-stop flight from Montreal to New
YorK in tnree nours ana nueeu minutes
was completed at Mitchell Field
l ist night by five Canadian aviators
who saw service in the world war.
All are members of the Royal Flying
Corps.
The flight was made in an eightpassenger
monoplane. Lieut. J. Cross
Field piloted the craft.
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Friday
TURKISH
WASH CLOTHS
Specially Priced
5c Each
Choice of pink or
blue borders.
Perfumery Section, First floor.
Children's Summer*
Footwear
$2.75 Pair
Formerly $5 to $7
13 pairs Growing Girls' White
Canvas Pumps, welt soles and
low heels; sizes 4*4 and S AA:
4, 4*4, 5*4, 6 A; 4*4, 5*4 B; 2*4.
4*4, 5, 5*4, 6*4 C.
9 pairs Growing Girls' Black
Calf Pumps, welt soles and low
heels; sizes 2*4, 3 AA; 2*4, 454
A; 2*4, 4 B.
5 pairs Growing Girls' Tan
Calf Pumps, low heels and welt
soles; sizes 4*4 AA; 3 B; 2*4,
3 C; and 3 D.
32 pairs Misses' White Canvas
Oxfords; sizes 12*4 to 2 A;
1154 to 2 B; 11*4 to 2 C; 11*4,
13, 13*4 and 1 D.
31 pairs Children's White
Canvas Oxfords and Pumps,
welt soles and spring heels;
sizes 9. 9*4, 10. 11 B; 9, 9*4, 10.
11 C; 8*4, 9. 9*4, 10 D.
10 pairs Children's Black Calf
Oxfords and Pumps, welt soles
and spring heels; sizes 9, 9*4, 11
B; 854, 9 C; 8*4 D.
Children's Shoe Section, Fourth floor.
Handkerchiefs
Specially Priced
20 doz? Women's All-linen
Handkerchiefs, a sheer quality,
full size, with *4-inch hems.
Special, 18c each; 6 for $1.
Broken lot of Men's All-linen
Initial Handkerchiefs, in these
initials; A. E, F, G, H, L, M, P,
R, S, T, W. Specially priced.
25c each; $3 dozen.
n*n ,n?a n*ndkon>Maf Section First
floor.
FURS
Special value in Marmot
Coats, 36-inch length, self trimmed;
attractively lined. Just 2
of them. Specially priced, $79
each.
2 Hudson Seal Chokers, necktie
style. Special, $27.56 each.
1 Hudson Seal Choker, necktie
style. Special, $39.56.
1 Handsome Hudson Seal
Scarf. Special, $45.
1 Brown Wolf Choker. Special,
$14.56.
1 Brown Wolf Choker. Special,
$15.
1 Blue Wolf Choker. Special,
$15.
1 Kolinsky Choker. Special,
$15.
Fur Section, Third floor.
Odds and Ends in
Fine Corsets
Reduced for Friday
28 Fine Corsets, back and
front lace models, medium
bust and waistline styles, of
satin, pink broche and plain
materials; in the following
sizes, 21, 22, 23, 24, 26, 28. 29, 30.
I 34 and 36. $350 pair; were $5
to $10.
3 dozen Elastic Sanitary Belts. 35c
each; wen 75c.
* Corset Section, Third floor.
Women's Knit
Underwear
IS dozen Women's Swiss
Ribbed Cotton Vests, low neck,
sleeveless, trimmed with lace
insertion; sizes 5 and 6. 25c
each; were 37%c.
38 Women's Fine Bibbed Cotton Vests,
'ow neck, sleeveless style, size 6. 15o
eaoh; were 25c.
15 pairs Women's Plain Ganse Merino
Pants, ankle length, straight bands,
sizes 32 and 34. fl.M pair; wen $S.
18 Women's Imported Swiss Bibbed
Combination Snits. low neck and sleeve*
less, lace trimmed umbrella pants, sines
5 and 6. fS each; wan $8*
Women's Knit Underweaer Section,
rhlrd floor.
Embroidered
Flannels
A lot of short lengths,
Yi to 2Ya, yards; slightly
soiled.
Priced at lost % their
regular price
Remnants of Double and
Single Faced Eiderdown
and Beacon doth, in 1 to
254 yard lengths; soiled.
Merited at % former
prices
, Whit* Good* Section, Second
nor.
Children*s Socks
121/gc pair; were 25c
40 dozen pairs Infants' Fancy
Top Lisle Thread Sox, sizes 4%,
5, 6, 6%. 12'/*: pair; were 25c.
18 pairs Misses* Plain White Merino
2SS. STSi, ?r?i5t 8H",U'
24 pair* MUsm' plain Enrllih Silk
IJile Hooe, la tan, blaek and whlto, slxe
8*4. SI patr; woro SI.44.
Children'? Hosiery Section, Fourth
floor.
Wo
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Remnants of. Cotton
Dress Goods
At V2 Price
1% to 4 yard lengths. Included
are plain and printed voiles,
printed lawns, embroidered
Swisses, embroidered organdies,
dimities, etc.
Cotton Dress Goods Section, Second
floor.
Venice Lace Roll
Collars
Specially Priced, 65c
Lovely collars, in a delicate
cream color; various designs
from which to choose; adding
a smart touch to sweater, coat
or frock.
Neckwear Section. Tint floor.
Children's Knit
Underwear
11 Children's Fine Ribbed Cotton Com
binsllon Suits, round neck, elbow sleeves,
ankle length, to fit children from 6 to
11 years. 75c suit; were $1.25.
13 pairs Children's Fine Ribbed Cotton
Pants, ankle and knee lengths, to
fit children from 9 to 11 years. 37^0
pair; were 50o.
14 Children's Fine Ribbed Fleece-lined
Cotton Sleeping Suits, high neck, long
sleeves, ankle length, with feet; to lit
children from A months to 2 years. $1
suit: were $1.26.
Children's Knit Underwear Section,
Fourth floor.
Friday Special
Hemstitched Voile
Curtains, $lutS pair
An excellent value in sheer
Voile Curtains, 2l/t yards long,
pretty for the bedroom, or anywhere
a simple curtain is
wanted.
I Pair Fine Voile Curtains, hemstitched
and trimmed with drawn work,
$2.50 pair; was $5.
1 pair Ruffled Dotted Swiss Curtains.
$l.lo pair; was $2.25.
1 pair Marquisette Curtains, with fine
hand-drawn work, and pretty Oluny
edse, $3 pair; was $6.
1 pair Fine Voile Hemstitched Curtains,
$1.76 pair; was $3.60.
S pairs Rose Poplin Ourtalns. with
alance and artistic stenciled border;
$4.60 pair; wars $13.60.
1 pair 8tenclled Crash Curtains, with
valance. $2.75 pair: was $5.60.
1 pair Green Silk Curtains, with valance,
$3.06 pair; was $$.
A large number of remnants
and short lengths of cretonnes,
poplins, nets, silks and various
other drapery, upholstery and
curtain fabrics. At price.
8 Blue and White Japanese Luncheon
Sets, consisting of 6 6-inch doilies, 6 10in/>h
?lr.<1 Ion an<? t Ql-ln^l. JaIII.
85c set; were 82.
2 Crash Table Covers, with stenciled
borders, fringe trimmed, 40 Inches
square, fl.15 each; were 88.85.
Curtain Section. Fifth floor.
Good Values in
Housewares
IS dozen Dish Cloths. Special,
5c each.
6 Universal Food Choppers.
$2.95 each; were $4.
36 Golden Star Furniture
Polish. 35c each; were 50c.
50 Nickel Toothbrush Holders.
Special, 20c each.
25 Waste Baskets. Special,
35c each.
3 Toledo Cooker,. Illfbtly imperfect.
810 each; were 813.
3 Aluminum Fireless Cookers. 919. M
e?oh: -wen 90S.
6 Ten-quart Aluminum Kettle*. Bpeoial.
91.75 eaoh.
8 Auto Befrlseratoru and Camp Boxea.
911 each; wen 919.50.
e Stepladder Chalre. Special, 91.75
aaoh.
10 Oaae* Swift'* Borax Soap. Special,
93.95 oaae.
1 9-foot Plain Kitchen Table, damaged.
$8.15, waa $11.75.
1 4-foot Settee Table, lightly damaged.
$16.50. waa $50.50.
(^Kitchen 8 toon. $5.25 each I were
1 Boca Oreo. $3.75; waa $$.50.
1 Kitchen Cabinet, slightly damaced.
$37.50, waa $36.
39 Cans Theroa Canned Heat. lQo can;
waa 15a.
Closing Out Erer^Ready Flash Lights:
1. 7Bo, was $1.85.
1. $1.75. waa $3.
2. $1 eaoh; were $5.
3. $1 each; were $1.76.
2. $1 each; ware $1.60.
1, $1.'85, waa $5.
1. $1, waa $1.50.
1. $1, waa $1.76.
1, 75o, waa $1.95.
1, 50o, waa $1.35.
Honsa Furnishings Section, Fifth floor.
Comforts and Spreads
2 Green Dotted fill* Mull Oomforte,
lamb's wool filled. $9.75 eaoh; were $18.
10 Silk Mull Comforts, lamb's wool
filled, in pink, blue and jsllow. $9.75
aoh; were $15 and $18.
Old Boee Crib Comforts, soiled. $2
eaoh; were $6. *
8 Satin Finish Spreads, slifhtlj discolored.
$5.95 eaoh; were $9.
Bedwear Section, 8econd floor.
Chinaware
1 100-pieee Imported China Dinner Set,
mnwntiAllll hnrdor <1 ocnrw f 1 rm illrht
Imperfection* $37.60; ni $67.60.
1 Decorated Hnvllnnd China Tea Pot,
with mat-gold handle. $1.06; was $4.60.
0 Limoges China Bonlllon Cope and
Saneers. conrentlonal bonier decoration.
tOo eaoh; wen $1.
2 English Porcelain Oral Covered
Diehes. pheaaant deelgn. $1.76 eaoh;
1 English Porcelain Covered Snnr
Bowl, pheasant design. $6e; was $1.76.
2 dozen 4-Inch Bsnce Dishes, English
porcelain. In pheasant design. $1.76
dozen: wen $?.
1 Decors ted American Porcelain 60plece
Cottage Dinner Set, slightly Imperfect.
$10.60; was $1S.06.
2 Decorated Indian Pottery Water
Jags. $$.$6 eaoh; wen $1S.60.
2 Decorated Imported Pottery Vases.
$1.S6 eaoh; wan $6.00.
1 Decanted Imported China Individual
17-piece Breakfast Bet, cap mining.
$4.06; was $16.
26 Deconted Japanese Pottery Tea
Pots, ^wlth Bambo handles. 16c eaoh;
26 Baby Feeding Plntn; decorated.
16c eaoh; won 60e.
China Section, Fifth floor.
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Remnant day at this store i
?but it offers you the oppori
dispose of Remnants as fast as th<
you get them at extremely low pr
Remnar
not sent
Friday Fi
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Greatly Lo^
The former prie
83 Suits are all that remain froi
Clothes?Palm Beaches, Linens, Mot
ence who has ever bought suits here,
ity and the most satisfactory wearing
Shown in grays, tans, sand, greei
colors; two and three button models.
Sizes, quantities and materials i
Sizes
Palm Beach jgcf'a"
0 . i Cadets
Suits Longs
. , 1 Stouts
Mohair ?,
? . Regulars
SmtS Cadets
Linen J*'"",'," "
. Cadets
. OUItS Stouts
i. Silk Suits, two only, in size 36.
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The Friday Selling of
Men's
Furnishings
Offer* Many Worth-While Economies.
30 dozen pairs Men's Pure Silk Socks, with
lisle double heels, toes and soles; fine, sheer,
even weave and seamless; in black and navy.
Sizes 9]/3 to II54. Special price, 55c pair.
80 Men's Fine Quality Madras Union Suits,
sleeveless, knee length; closed-crotch style
with elastic inset across back; sizes 34, 36
and 38. 95c each; were $2.
115 Men's Special Quality Foulard Four-inhand
Ties, neat figured patterns. 55c each;
were $1.
86 Men's Fast-color Madras and Crepe Silk
Wash Ties, white grounds with neat stripes
and embroidered figures. 35c each, 3 for $1;
were 55c and $1 each.
70 Men's Pongee Silk Shirts, soft cuffs at
*
tacncu, witn separate tunai iu umwu , > >?>
14 to 17. Special price, $3 each.
96 Men's Woven and Printed Madras
Shirts, good selection of patterns: fast colors
; sizes 14,14Vi, 15,16 and 16Yi. $1.15 each;
were $2il and $3.
15 pairs Men's Pure Wool Scotch Golf
Hose, light and dark gray colors; size 10
only. $2 pair; were $4.
28 Men's Golf Caps, medium and dark colors;
sizes 6%, 7 and 7%. $1.50 each; were $3.
90 pieces Men's Fine Striped Madras Shirts
and Drawers. Sleeveless coat style shirts,
sizes 40, 42 and 46; knee length drawers, sizes
30, 34, 42 and 46. 75c garment; were $1.50.
20 dozen Men's Fine Union Linen Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, with narrow or wide
hems. 6 for $1; were 35c each.
Men's Fnrnlsblngm Section. Pint floor.
Men's Footwear
Reduced for Friday Clearance
13 pairs Men's White Oxfords, some leather trim
med and some plain. Sizes 8 and 9HAA; 6, 8V
and 9B; 6 6H. 7%, 8 and 9D.
82.50 pair; were 97 aad 98.
22 pairs Men's Black Calfskin Oxfords; odd slzei
8, 8%, 10 and 10%AA; 7, 10 and 11A; 6. 6% and 9B
5% and 6HC; 5V4. 6% and 10D.
92-95 pair i were 910
IS pairs Patent Leather Dress Oxfords; sizes 7M
?H. ? Olid 9%C; 7. 8, 8tt and 9D.
Special, 85.25 Pair.
22 pairs Men's High-grade Tan Vlcl Hid Bluche
Oxfords, medium round toe; sizes 8, 8H, 9, 9 >-4 an
10A; 7%, 8, 9 and 10B; 6, 6%. 7, 7%, 9 and 11C.
84AO pair; were 810.
lln'i Shoe Section, First floor.
Boys' Wash Suits
Greatly Reduced
150 Boys' Wash Suits, assorted middy, Oliver Twi;
and Junior Norfolk styles, also canxp suits; broke
sizes, 2%, 3, 4 ana 0 years oniy. tareauy reuuce
to 91.15 tack.
20 Boys' Washable Norfolk Suits, best Trade ma
terlals, broken lots from our regular stock. In size
6, 8 and 9 years only. Greatly reduced to 92.95.
Boys' Store, Fourth floor.
Petticoats MIL
5 Felt Hati
Special for Friday ?V*e- w
14, Felt Ha
4 doses Cotton Talfetine Petticoats, ot blue, black
a Terr food quality, finished with s eaeli were 9
deep raffle. Petticoats that will rive ex- ., mate tj
cellent wear and eervice. In black, navy, " * f
freen, brown and copen bine. An excel- orchid, navy,
lent value. Specially prioed, 95e. tangerine. 1
12 White and Fleah Satin Petticoats,
of a fine quality, finished with a hem- , 15 2"m leF
stitched hem. 81.60 each; were 84.80. In organdy, s
georgette: in<
8 Extra Size Washable Tub Silk Pet- ment are sat
ticoats, la allp-over style, with hem- SfeK ???r?e
stitched hem, 88.60 each; were 84. 5^r*et
^5 XO f22aOOa
8 Heavy White Washable Satin Pet- 9 Untrlmn
tlcoata, double to hip, with fancy hem- terhnrn
aUtched hem. 8T.86 eaehj were 810 60. 94 to gfcBO.
Petticoat Section, Third floor. ' Millinery Bed
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Collection
not only offers an opportunity to secur
tunity while the goods are desirable,
ey accumulate. Thus you get them as
ices?always.
it Dav Merchandise is not returnabl
C. O. D? or on approval; mail or phone
nal Clearance
ce Tropical Suits
rered to $11*75
?* were $18 to $35
m our season's selling of Men's Tropical
lairs. As every man knows from experit
hey are the best tailored, the finest qualc
lothes that can be had.
i and neat patterned effects of desirable
ire as follows.
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Friday Specials in
the Linen Section
10 dozen 13-piece Liberty Lnncheon Sets. 55c
set; were 95c.
16 Madeira Scalloped Pillowcases; size 13x17.
95c each; were $1.50.
8 Madeira Boudoir Scalloped Pillowcases; size
14x18. $1.25 each; were $1.75.
40 dozen Turkish Wash Cloths, seconds, 4
for 50c.
10 dozen Turkish Wash Cloths, seconds. 0
for 35c.
25 dozen Mercerized Tape Border Cotton Napkins,
for camping and outings. $1 dozen.
Linen Section, Second Soot.
Friday Clearance Sale
Women's White
Footwear
Offering Substantial Reductions
and Excellent Choosing
" $225 and $2.75 pair
65 pairs White Canvas Pumps and Oxfords, with
military or Cuban heels; sizes 4)4, 5, 5)4 and 7)4
AAA; 4, 4)4, 5, 5)4 and 8 AA; 3)4, 4, 4)4 and 5% A;
3)4. 4 and 4)4 B; 2V2, 3, 3)4, 4 C; 3 and 3)4 D. $2.25
pair.
84 pairs White Canvas Oxfords and Pumps,
black and tan trimmed; sizes 4, 4)4, 5 and 7 AAA;
4 to 7 AA; 4, 4)4, 5 and 6 A; 3, 4, 4)4, 5 B; 2)4, 3)4,
4)4 C. $2.25 pair.
82 pairs White Canvas One-strap Pumps, with
French Louis or Baby Louis heels; sizes 4)4 to 8
AAA; 4)4 to 8 AA; 4)4, 6, 6)4, 7, 8 A; 3)4, 5)4, 7 B;
2)4, 3)4, 6, 6)4 C $2.75 pair; formerly $6.59 to $10.
Also 69 pairs Black, Tan and Patent Leather
Pumps, with French Louis, Baby Louis or Cuban
J heels, in sizes 4y2 to 6y2 AAA; 3% to 7y2 AA; 3y2,
4-i^5- 7> 8 A; 2y2, 3, 3y2. 4, 6, 6yi, 7 B; 2v? and
3 C. $2;25 pair; formerly $9 to $1L
Women'* Shoe Section, Third floor,
- Summer Porch Dresses
At Very Low Prices
I- Smart porch dresses, are made of dainty
figured or striped lawns and voiles, in surplice
and square neck effects, with three-quarter
sleeves, roll collar and cuffs, and sash; in
i. pink, blue, black and white, brown and
white, also very pretty plain organdies in
pink, blue, navy, orchid and yellow.
r Greatly Reduced to fll.flS aad $2.95
d
Another group of becoming porch dresses
includes white dotted Swiss, and colored
striped or dotted voile; with dropped waist
and sash effect, three-quarter sleeves, roll
collar and cuffs, some with vest effects.
Specially priced, $3.95
Crepe Porch Dresses are becomingly made
In the Jumper style, with adjustable belt and
nnil clin valst nf daintv dotted Swiss.
with collar and turn-back cuffs trimmed with
ruffling: another model In crepe Is the twoit
piece Btyle with organdy collar and adjustable
n belt; In plain pink, blue, copen, lavender and
d rose. ' "
Specially priced, $8.93
S House. Drew Section, Third floor.
LINERY Friday Specials in
S !?Sm wt^SiSS Women's Woolen
ts. In tan, navy, old ' Hosiery
.5*^ ?'50 SO docen pairs Women's Full-fashioned
10 to $12.50. Woolen Sports Hose, In heather colors:
Eats, in tan, gray, sices ?, ?H, 10, 10%; irregular in
old blue, pink and weave. If perfect they would be
IS eachi were $7.50 ft'ff'jLi! Now
Rats nrettv models s? fairs Women's Black Silk Hose,
lit ShKoi hi?- OT.S full fashioned with lisle tops; sices 8.
UJdli ?-*'i- 10* oaly. *1.8* pair; were II.
Jluded ln the assort- 19 p.fnl women's Black Lisle Thread
reral sailors banded Hose, Irregular in weare; sices 8%, ?.
to. $1.75 each| were 9%. If perfect they would be marked
$1.25 pair; now flSe pair.
lOd Drooping Hats 18 pairs Women's Extra Sice Cna
$1.75 each; were bleached Balbriggan How; aise 8%.
50c ptu{ VU6 76c.
joa, Third floor. Womea's Hosiery Section, First floor.
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e useful, seasonable mere
A Remnant Day every ]
soon as they reach the I
le or exchangeable;
i orders not accepted*
Girls' Apparel
4 Green tnd Gray Plaid Skirts, side
pleated, on band*. with belts. Good
for school wear with sweaters; sizes 12,
14 and 16 years. $3.95 each; were $6.60.
8 Scotch Tweed Suits, with h^lts and
patch pockets, suitable models for
sports wear; aire 16. $7.50 each; were
$16.60.
14 Glila* White Shirt Waists, with
Ion* sleeves, some with embroidered
collar and cuffs, in dotted Swiss, lawn
and poplin. Slightly soiled; sizes A. 10.
12 and 16 years. $1.96 each; were $3.50.
8 Pongee Petticoats, with embroidered
scalloped bottom: excel1 ent value. In
lengths 80 and 32 inches. $1.95 each;
were $3.60.
11 White Skirts, of good quality
Sbardine, with fancy pockets: sizes 25.
, 28 and 29 waists. $1.95 each; were
$6.
10 White 8klrts, of gabardine, with
pleated front and back, patch pockets;
sizes 27, 20 and 81 waists. $1.45 each;
were $9.95.
12 Hand-embroidered Philippine Poplin
Petticoats, splendid quality; lengths
34 and 36. $2.95 each; were $6.
1 Pair Blllie Burke Batiste Pajamas,
slightly damaged; size 18. 95c; was
$1.96.
1 Mismatched Pair Pajamas, twopiece
style in pink; size 12. $1.45; was
$8.50.
Girls' Section, Fourth floor.
Women's Suits
2 Tsn Plsid Cheviot Suits, with hip
length coats, nicely tailored, models
snitable for early fall wear; narrow
belt and pockets. $29.50 each; were $55.
3 Tweed Suits, 1n gray and green mixtures,
half lined with satin; 3-button
coat, well tailored. $19.60 each; were
$35.
2 Jersey Sports Snits, one in black
and white check, the other in two
shades of brown. Smart and unusual
models. ?Z5 ea.cn; were
2 Crepe Mobsir Salts, in tan and
green, with striped skirts. Specially
priced. $5 each.
1 Riding Habit, with black satin
sleeveless coat and white herringbone
ramie linen breeches: size 18. $22.50;
was $55.
2 Golf Salts, in Jersey, one with
sleeveless jacket, large patch pockets,
leather bnttons, blue and gray checked
knickers: the other in the same style.
In a black and white combination.
$10.76 each; were $39.50.
1 Black Tricotine Suit, beautifully
tailored model, lined throughout with
heavy black Canton Crepe. Coat self
trimmed, tailored strapped seams. An
unusnal value. $65; was $115.
1 Black Tricotine Suit, man tailored,
lined in striped gray crepe, a desirable
fall xnodeL $65: was $150.
1 Navy Tricotine Suit, with long
stralghtline coat, strictly tailored model,
lined in fancy crepe; size 36. $85; was
$150.
2 Gray Mixed Homespun Sports Suits,
well tailored, etitched in gray silk.
$22.50 each; ware $40.50.
Women's Snlt Section, Third floor.
Misses* Apparel
15 Linen Sleeveless Dresses, with
patch pockets; some with leather belts,
others with belts of self material; in
white, green, leather, gray and rose.
Sizes 14, 16, 18. $4.25 each; were
$0.76.
12 Sporta Skirts, of silk and flannel,
in stripes, plaids and plain colors,
pleated and gathered models, with
patch pockets, button trimmed, in rose,
white, flesh, and black, rose or copeu
with white; lengths 33 and 37 Inches.
$7.60 each; were $19.75 to $25.
A small group of Cotton Dresses, of
dotted Swiss, organdy and figured voile,
in plain or combination colorings: sizes
14, 16, 18. |9.75 each; -were $25 and
$19.56.
11 Gingham Dresses. In both large and
small checks: sizes 14. 16, 18. $4.25
each: were $10 and $15.
2 Crepe de Chine Slip-on Dresses. In
black and white combinations, with
leather belts: sizes 14 and 16. $7.75
each: were $15.
1 White Knitted Sports Slip-on Dress,
with pockets and suede belt. $7.75, was
$15.
2 Challis Dresses, sports models in
black and white and white and red: sizes
16 and IS. $12.50 each: were $19.75.
2 Gray Dresses, one in Canton crepe,
the other in georgette: sizes 16 and 18.
$16.50 each; were $39.50.
4 Sports Coats, tuxedo and notch collar
models: sizes 14, 16, 18. $5 eaoh;
were $16.95.
Misses' Section, Fourth floor.
Sweaters and Bathing
Suits
4 Sleeveless Crocheted Woolen Sweaters.
In American beauty and Fungi. $1
eaoh: were $6.76.
4 Navy Sleeveless Flannel Coats. $1
eaoh: were $6.
6 Heavy Bibbed Woolen Sweaters, tuxedo
collar, patch pockets and belt; in
a good golden brown shade; good sweaters
for sports and outings. $3.95 each;
were $6.50 and $9.75.
16 Annette Kellermann Two-ln
One Bathing Suits, in cotton jer
sey; Diue irimmcu m cunnasunB
striped borders. 91*75 each; were
92*25.
48 Wool Jersey Annette Kellermann
Bathing Suits, subject to
slight imperfections; so slight in
fact that they do not affect the
wearing quality at all. Very
specially priced; beautiful color
combinations from which to
choose. Special, 93.95 each.
Bathing Suit and Sweater Sections,
Third floor. ,
Waists and Overblouses
il Overblouses. of embroidered
dotted Swiss, hip length. in navy
and white, copen and white,
brown and white, rose and white,
and white with green, lavender
or blue. Some trimmed with
lllet edged frills. *2.95 each;
were *6.75 and *7.50.
10 Tailored Dimity Waists,
some with colored collar and
.'iff. others with Peter Pan col
lar and cutis, edged with narrow
frillings. *2.95 each! were *5 to
*?.
7 Eponge Overblouses, embroidered
In silk and wool, in lavender,
jade and copen. $2.95 each;
were *9.75 and $10.75.
31 Voile Blouses, various styles,
embroidered and prettily trimmed;
also a few colored organdies,
in rose and blue. $1 each:
were $1.35 and *2.95.
15 Georgette Overblouses and
Crepe de Chine Tie-ons, In navy,
bisque, flesh and gray. $1.95
eaehs were $5.75 and $6.75.
27 Georgette Blouses, in smart
color combinations of navy and
bisque, mohawk and bisque, and
bisque and flesh, lace trimmed.
*2.95 each! were $5 to $10.73.
6 Georgette Crepe Overblouses
and Satin Tie-ons. some with
pleated frills, lace edged, in mohawk
and blossom shades. $3.95
each; were $8.75 and $12.75.
Blonse Section, Third floor.
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Open 9:15;
Close 6
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Saturdays
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:handise at low prices /
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Women's Coats and
Wraps y
1 Black Satin Afternoon Wrap. tuxed*
front model, with gold eml?roiderj and
Say worftnl; lined in gray brocade.
2.50; was $125.
1 Navy Tricotine Cape, lined In gray
radium silk. $32.50; was $60.
1 Black Trirotine Cape, lined with
Cray radium silk. $25; was $69.50.
Group of Suede Velour and Chamois
Sports Coats, in beige and tan: sizes 39.
40 and 42. $17.50 each: were $40.
4 Gabardine Sports Coats. 11 almacaan
models, lined throughout. Sires 36, 38
and 40. $17.60 each; were $60.
4 Short Motor Coats, in plaid woolen
mixtures, trimmed with leather hut- /
tons; sizes 34. 36, 38 and 42. $10 each; .
were $39.50. ^
2 Woolen Sleeveless Sweater Coats. ,
green and rose. $3.50 each; were $15. (
Women's Coat Section, Third floor.
Women's Dresses i
2 White Trleolette Dresses, sixes 4C ? j
and 42. $14.75 each: were $29.75.
1 orchid Crepe <le Chine Drew, aire
86. $15: was $25. <
1 Henna and Bronze Net Dinner
Dress, aire 36. $19.50; was $69.50. ,
1 Black and White fussy Willow Silk
Dress, size 36. 822 50; ? ;.? $55.
3 Georgette in white, flesh \
and aand; sizes 34 and 36. $25 each;
were $45.
1 Bisque Geo:;: Dress, trimmed
with Filet lace ?: end-drawn work;
size 40. *Z5; was J<>5. ?
1 White Crepe < .ir,e Sports Dress,
embroidered in I-'n, li blue; 6ize 38;
$82.50; mt $50. . /
1 Pink Ribbon ar. ! Net Dance Frock,
else 80. $36: wu 5125. /
Women's Dress Section. Third floor.
Special Size Apparel
1 TaHored Suit of tan covert, sise
44 Ut. $19.50: was $80.
1 Tan Tricotine Suit, belted model;
sise 42 4. $19.50; was $75.
1 Navy Jersey Suit, with collar and
cuffs of navy and tan cheek; sise 38*-..
$16; was $29.50.
3 Fle?h Baronet Satin Skirts. 34 and
35 waist measure. $5 each: were $15.
A pronp of checked and tipured Voile I
Maternity Dresses, mzc* 34. 30 and 38.
$7.50 each; were $16.50 and $19.50.
Special Sise Section, Third floor.
Parasols and Umbrellas
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10 Women's 25-Inch Silk Umbrellas,
in blue, preen, brown and purple, band I**-. 4#
with bakaltte rinpa and leather strap.
$6.95, plus tax; were $12.
10 Men's 28-in<-h S'Jk Umbrellas with
P. W. handles. $6.95. plus tax; were
$12.
3 Women's Fancy 8nn Parasol?. $5.
plus tax: were $12.
3 Women's Fancy Sun Parmsols. $4:
were $9.50.
Umbrella Section. First floor.
Infants' and Children's
Apparel
15 t*hildren*s Serge OoatF. in
?n,Tt> /lAticn on<t tb.,nb .rit's tiloirl
made with belt or reefer style:
suitable for fall wear. each;
were *8 to *15.
18 pairs Children's Rompers, in
white or colors; made of chnmbray,
gingham and madras; some
trimmed with smocking, others
with collar and cuffs in a contrasting
color. *1.23 pair: were
*2?S.
34 Infants' Silk and Wool
Shirts, winter weight; slightly
soiled from display; sizes 6
months. *1.43 each; were *2.2T?.
5 dozen Infants' Rubber Diapers.
made bloomer style; small
and medium sizes. 2!5e each;
were 50c.
Children's Section. Fourth flo?>r.
Muslin Undergarments
IB Double Panel Muslin Petticoat*,
scalloped at the bottom; sizes 34 and 30.
68c each; were SI.
41 Muslin Gowns, prettily trimmed t
with lace edjre and medallions, kimono
and sleeveless styles; sizes 10 and 17.
68c each; were $1.
175 Nainsook Envelope Chemise, daintily
trimmed with laeo and embroidery:
camisole and corset cover styles; sices 38
to 44. 95c each; were $1.50.
39 Fine Nainsook Corset Covers, laoe
trimmed; sizes 40 to 44. 45c each; were
75c.
Muslin Underwear Section. Third floor.
Summer j
Breakfast Coats
2 Lavender Cotton Crepe Breakfast
Coats, trimmed with ribbon: adjustable
belt and pockets. $2.95 each- were $4 50.
S Figured Voile Breakfast Coats, some
plain, others trimmed with ruffling; ad
juetable belt and pocket*. $1.45 each,
wars $8.
32 Dotted Swiss Breakfast Coats, finished
with quilling, rosebuds: also ad
justable belt and pockets. $1.95 each:
were $3.
Kimono Section, Third floor. j
Hand-Embroidered
Lingerie
11 French Percale Skirts, hand
scalloped and embroidered, in
lengths 38 and 40. $2.45 each; j
were $3.50.
3 Extra Size Philippine Skirts,
with hand-scalloped ruffles:
lengths 40 and 42. $1.95 each;
were $3.
5 pairs French Open Drawers,
daintily hand embroidered, scalloped
and trimmed with French
dots; lengths 23 and 25. 92.45
. pair; were 13.75.
6 Philippine Corset Covers,
hand embroidere dand scalloped:
entirely hand-made: sizes 40 and
42. 92.45 eachi were 93.50.
Silk Underwear Section, Third floor.
Women's Skirts
16 White Gabardine Wash
Skirts, pockets plain or hand
embroidered. *1.05 each; were
tS to *7-10.
4 Black Tally-ho Silk Sports
Skirts, full leathered models, fancy
slashed pockets. $KJS0 each;
were *13.70.
I White Serge Skirts, tailored
models, stitched and button-trimmed
pockets. *9.50 eaeh i were
*17.50.
1 Blue Serge Skirt, double boipleated;
size 31 waist. *0.75
waa *12-10.
Skirt Section, Third Boor.