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HIIEB 1ST QUIT DEAD MEN'S CHEST
OR BE FORCED OUT, BRINGS UNCLE Si
FEELING IN SENATE
Strong Evidence Presented
That Senator's Friends
Are Deserting Him.
Senator Lorlmer of Illinois will have
to go. The feeling In the Senate Is
that his days are numbered, and that
he will either resign or be forced out.
Lorlmer resignation rumors continue
to float about. They lack confirma
tion, but It Is known many of the back
ers of Lorlmer are losing heart. Some
of them have urged him to quit.
The developments In the Senate In the
last few days have Insured a re
investigation. When Senator DUllng
'ham, chairman of Privileges and Elec
tions, Introduced for the Republican
Old Guard yesterday a resolution direct
ing the Privileges and Elections Com
mittee to make a new investigation. It
became apparent that many Senators
who once voted to allow Lorlmer to
retain his seat were getting ready to
back water.
Substitute Resolution.
The Dillingham resolution will be
offered as a substitute for the La Fol
lette resolution. It will have the sup
port of pro-Lorimer Republicans and
pro-Lorimer Democrats. The insurgent
Republicans and the anti-Lorimer
Democrats may compromise their
views and together support a resolu
tion directing the Privileges and Elec
tions Committee to make an immedi
ate investigation, and naming as the
subcommittee to make it Senators Dil
lingham. Kenyon, Kern, Lea, and
Sutherland, with perhaps Clapp and
Johnston.
La Follette to Resume.
Senator La Follette resumes his
speech against Lorlmer this afternoon.
He spoke at length yesterday, and re
viewed the case up to the time of the
investigation this spring by the Illi
nois senate. He will review the evi
dence obtained by the Helm committee
today.
It is expected, too, that he will pre
sent some new facts as to the election
of Lorlmer.
In his speech yesterday afternoon.
Senator La Follette scored Lorimer
severely, and said he could not under
stand how a man of flt standard to be
in the Senate could sit silent under
the newspaper charges against him as
long as he did
Confident of Resolution.
Supporters of the Dlllfcijfham resolu
tion express confidence this afternoon
that It would be adopted An Important
feature of this resolution is that It pro
vides for an investigation, not by a sub
committee, but by the main Committee
on Privileges and Elections The pur
pose of this Is to facilitate punishment
for contempt of any witnesses who may
refuse to give evidence or to produce
books. If Edward Tilden. who proved
refractory before the Illinois leglslaitve
committee, or any other witnesses re
fuse to testify or -produce bpoks. they
are liable p be. summarily punished.
Pension Bill Will Go
To Democratic Caucus
X Democratic caucus of members of
tb House will be asked to approve the
Jl-a-day pension bill Introduced by
Representative Sherwood of Ohio This
has been decided upon as a result of
the action of the Democratic members
of the Committee on InaUd Pensions
iBjt nleht. when it was voted to author
ize General Sherwood, the chairman of
the committee, to make a favorable re-
Eort to the House on the bill of which
The legislative program mapped out
by the nrst jjemocrauc caucus uues iiul
Include an Increase in pensions for old
soldiers, but General Sherwood is con
fldent that the necessary authority will
be receiveo. irom uie caucuo.
There is little or no chance for the
passage of the bill at this session. Sen
ator McCumber, chairman of the Sen
ate committee, having announced that
there will be no general pension legisla
tion in the Senate at this session.
Sixteen Sailors Missing.
PORTLAND, Ore., May 23 Sixteen
members of the crew of the steam
schooner Washgalore, wrecked oft the
sunken reef at Hunters Head, are
missing. The Washaglore stove In her
bow on the reef and the crew put to
sea in boats One boat lost its ccurse.
SLIM STORAGE FEE
Interest Lively, But Little
Sentiment in Auction
Sale Today.
Old heirlooms, trinkets, gewgaws, coins
of foreign minting, melancholy relics all
of Americans who died far from the-
land of their nativity, were sold at pub
lic auction today at the rooms of C G.
Sloan & Co.
The auction was conducted for the
Auditor of State and Other Depart
ments, by virtue of a statute which
authorizes consular officers to turn over
to the auditor the personal effects of
American citizens who died abroad, and,
whose heirs could not be found. The
assortment Includes effects dating back
as far as I860, for this is the first sale
of the kind ever held.
Two hundred men and women attend
ed the sale and none for sentiment.
They were there to get bargains. Some
did; others probably will find their pur
chases not particularly economical.
Relics of Elmer Porter.
The sale began with the offer of the
"estate" of Elmer Porter, who died in
Cartagena, Colombia, at a date not
glen. Mr. Porter left $98 05 in Guate
malan currency and 26 cents In United
States money. The auctioneer announced
that Guatemalan money was worth 30
cents on the American dollar. After
lively bidding the lot fell to Edward
Bryan, 2422 Nichols avenue, Anacostla.
Mr Bryan bid $24.
Mrs Sarah Hartsuff, an Ameilcan
woman, the place of whose death Is not
recorded save in some consular office,
left a pair of diamond earrings, which
today's bargain hunters eagerly sought.
Spirited bidding ended with an offer
of ?S7 by Paul Lelbel, a tailor or G
street northwest
Toward the end of the auction ther
was put up the possessions in life of
one Patrick Dowd, a soldier of fortune,
who met his end in 1907 in La Paz,
Bolivia. Judging from his effects Dowd
trusted in Providence and kept his
powder dry He left a Winchester
rifle. 519 cartridges, a Testament, a
Book of Psalms, and a book called "The
Key to Heaven "
Confederate Money Sold.
Considerable Confederate money found
its way to the auction rooms. One J.
D Garner left a number of bills issued
by the Confederate States and a $1,000
Confederate bond Mr Garner also left
some plated spoons, a gold-filled watch,
and other tableware D C Biehl. of 532
M street northwest, paid $7.50 for the
lot
Property that possessed no intrinsic
value went begging at the auction An
old portfolio sold for 25 cents, and in
terest was livery only when an article
of solid gold or some diamond setting
was put up
A Bible sold for 25 cents
Lieutenant Suicide
To Be Buried in Iowa
Lieut Franklin H Drees, U S M. C,
a suicide, will be buried In his old
home at Carroll, Iowa. His body, un
attended, left here this raSrnlng Just
after midnight His mother, who was
visiting her son-in-law, a marine of
ficer at the Boston Navy Yard, did not
come here
Liputenant Drees, who held an en
viable record in the corps, was found
dead Saturday morning in his room
at 116 Second street southeast He had
fixed a gas tube to the only fixture in
the room, and with his head swathed
In blankets to confine the fumes, killed
himself
Loomis' Life in Peril.
tta-rtpord. Conn.. May 23. Charles
Battell Loomis, the humorist, is to go
under the knife for the third time
within two months In the hope of saving
his life. Surgeons are unable to deter
mine the exact nature of his ailment.
Shuns "Tainted Money."
PITTSBURG. May 23. "Tainted mon
ey" Is the reason given by Dr. Wisart
for refusing a salary twice that he now
receives, to be pastor of a Chicago
church of which Wheat King Patten Is
benefactor.
Asks for a Divorce. "
LONDON, May 23. Declaring that her
husband threatened to make life a "red
bell" for her, Irene Osgood Sherard, the
novelist, seeks divorce frcm Robert H.
Sherard. The novelist is author of "To
a Nun Confessed" and other stories.
Umbrella Theft Upheld.
CHICAGO, May 23 A man has a
right to steal an umbrella If It's rain
ing and he has no money to buy one.
Judge Heap, of thw Harrison street
municipal court, rulled In discharging a
defendant.
Bass in City Hall Tank.
NEW TORK, May 23. In cleaning
out -the tank on top of the City Hall
Custodian Ryan found a .number of
good-sized bass and trout. Ke dined on
them. How they got there la a mys
tery. .
Negro Sought, Accused
Of Causing Baby's Death
Charged with having accidentally
smothered his flfteen-months-old daugh
ter Alatha, to death, William Kramer,
a negro, living at Bruce and Alnger
avenues, Garfield, D C, U being sought
bv the nollce
His wife. Julia, came to the Eleventh
Precinct station early thts morning, and
said that her husband had come home
Intoxicated last night, and while asleep
had rolled upon the child. Coroner
Nevitt will hold an Inquest at the
Morgue tomotorw morning.
Children, Matches, Fire. .
Children playing with matches caused
a fire In the building at 1211 Seventh
street northwest this morning. The
place is owned by the Washington
Loan and trust Company and occupied
bv Sam Mason The damage caused
will amount to $35
TETTER TDK HEFT, WOHHTMJTmDRENTHAN CASTOR OIL,
SALTS.OB PIliS,AS IT 5WEETEHS AND CLEANSES THE SYSTEM MORE EFFICIENTLY AND
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IT GIVES SATISFACTION TO ALL, IS
ALWAYS BENEFICIAL IN ITS EFFECTS
AND PERFECTLY SAFE AT ALL TIMES.
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ALL RELIABLE DRUGGISTS SELL THE ORIGINAL AND
GENUINE WHEN CALLED FOR. ALTHOUGH THEY COULD
MAKE A LARGER PROFIT BY SELLING INFERIOR PREPARA.
T10NS, YET THEY PREFER TO SELL THE GENUINE. BECAUSE
IT IS RIGHT TO DO SO AND FOR THE GOOD OF THEIR
CUSTOMERS. WHEN IN NEED OF MEDICINES, SUCH
DRUGGISTS ARE THE ONES TO DEAL WITH, AS YOUR
LIFE OR HEALTH MAY AT SOME TIME DEPEND UPON
THEIR SKILL AND RELIABILITY
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PRINTED STRAIGHT ACROSS.NEAR THE BOTTOM. AND IN
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GENUINE. ONE SIZE ONLY. FOR SALE BY ALL LEADING
DRUGGISTS. REGULAR PRICE SOc PER BOTTLE.,
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WAY WITH BUSINESS OR PLEASURE. IT IS RECOMMENDED BY MILLIONS OF WELL
INFORMED FAMILIES, WHO KNOW OF ITS VALUE FROM PERSONAL USE. TO GET ITS
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Women's Silk Stockings Q
Sale Price, a Pair . . .L
Just for this sale we offer this unusual value
In Women's Pure Silk Hosiery make the most
of your opportunity and secure several pairs
at this low price 39c a pair.
They are strictly perfect quality not "sec
onds" or damaged goods. All pure silk, with 8
lnch lisle garter top, and lisle heel and toe.
Choice of black and tan.
Regular 50c and 69c values at 39c pair.
It' Pays to Deal JL at Goldenkerg's1
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$1 All-Linen Damask Scarfs, 39c
Special lot of All-linen Damask Scarfs, full bleached and hemstitched
all around. Warranted all pure linen flax. Full two yards long. Note the
extra length.
Sold regularly at 31.00 each. Sale, price, 39c. y
Limit two to each buyer.
SHAVING COMBINATION
10c box of Williams' Shaving
Powder.
26c Kubberset" Shaving Brush.
10c box Royal Violet Talcum
Powder.
12c bottle Witch Hazel Extract.
Total value, 57c. Sale price, 35c.
TUMBLERS Colonial glass Table
Tumblers, nicely finished, and with
cround bottoms. Full Fire
Worth 75c a dozen. Sale
prlee, dozen
$1 PUNCH SETS Crystal glass
Punch Sets, consisting of 6-pt. size
Punch Bowl, detachable standi
and half a dozen mugs. Reg
ular 31 value for
$1 KNIVES AND FORKS Sets of
Meriden Cutlery Co.'s Steel Knives
and Forks, with strongly noisierea
cocoa handles. Twelve pieces,!
sold regularly at 31.00. Set
for
LUU W.l.1
39c
39c
39c
75c & $1 Linoleum VOf
for, a Yard JJl
This sale Is different Inasmuch as these
are strictly first-quality Linoleums and in full
rolls, not short lengths or remnants.
For tomorrow's special sale we offer 25 rolls
of Cook's' heavy weight cork-filled Linoleums,
in 8-quarter width; choice of light and dark
colorings in tiling, mosaic, inlaid and parquette
flooring designs, the same grades sold for 75c
and $1.00 a yard, at 39c.
60c WATER PAILS Seamless
Enameled Water Pails. 24-1
pint size; sold regularly at
69c each. Sale price
39c
SALE
The Purchasing Power of This
Little Sum Greater Than Ever !
Our constant effort is to make this unique sale the
center of bargain interest, and for every sale we provide
values that cannot fail to hold the attention of every thrif
ty "Washington shopper.
Out-of-the-ordinarv advantages are offered in almost every department for tomor
row 's sale all at one price 39c has the purchasing power of 50c, 75c, and $1.00.
Your best interests demand that you attend this sale and enjoy thesplendid econ
omies offered for Wednesday at 39c.
We cannot fill mail or phone orders.
39c
SOc to SI STRAW HATS Special
lot of boys' and children's straw
Hats, in all the most approved
shapes, including Jack Tar, broad
brim Sailors, Little Jack Horner
ana email juvenile snapes. mmmea
with blue. white, or rea nD-
bons. Regular 50c, 75c ana
$1.00 values. Choice at
Boys' Clothing Dept 3d floor.
BOYS' C03IBINATION Choice of,
the following combination for 39ca
Pair of Boys' "Brownie" Overalls,
with bib and suspender straps, sizes
2 to 12 years, and one navy blue
Jersey one-piece Bathing Suit,
sizes 3 to 10 years. Total val- fk
ue. 75c Sale price both for fg
ZOc J'i
Boys' Clothing Dept. 3d flooi:.
BOYS KHAKI PANTS Boys. Tan
color Khaki Pants, In bloomer stylo
sizes 5 to 8 years, and knickei.bocker
stvle sizes 0 to 17 yars.
Full cut and well made. Al!
seams taped. Sale price palrv
39c
WOMEN'S IISDERAVEAK Wom
en's fine quality Lisle Union Suits,
low neck and sleeveless, trimmed
with silk ribbon in neck and
arms: ankle pants. "Sec
onds" of regular tt.00 gar
ments, for
39c
Men's Negl
75c and $1 .00
ige Shirts
Kinds at 39c
Thft value; are so bir vou will surely want to buy several of
these well-made and perfect-fitting Negligee Shirts at 39c each.
Made of good quality Madras and Percale, in coat and regular
styles, with stiff or soft cuffs attached. Some have collar attached.
Choice of plain colors, also neat black-and-white effects and fancy
designs.
All sizes from 14 to 17. Sale price, 39c
ririrnnrvc nnrcrrhU.
dren's Colored Dresses, In long waist
and Russian styles, made of Percale
and Gingham, dalnUly trl-imed with
nanus ana oipwgs or piain
materials. Many have fancy
border. 75c values ror...
nea wiin
'39c
CHILDREN'S DRAWERS Chil
dren's Good Quality Muslin Drawers,
sizes 2 to 12 years: trimmed with
tucked ruffle or cluster tucks i
and hem. worm isc a. pair.
Sale price, six pairs for..
iea wun
39c
INFANTS SLIPS Infants' Long
Nainsook Slips, made In Bishop style.
trimmed at neck and sleeves
with ruffle. Regular price 23c
each. Sale price TWO ror
39c
ROc COMBINATIONS Women's
Combination Garments, consisting of
corset cover and skirt, also corset
cover and drawers, trimmed with
round yoke of embroidery, ribbon
run beading and edged with lace.
Another style with two rows of lace
Insertion, two rows of rib-,
bon-run beading and edged f
with lace. Regular 59c values-Jj
5Cc GOWNS Special lot of Wom
en's Muslin Night Gowns, in high
and V-neck styles and 'slip-over
shape. Trimmed with clusters of
tucks and ruffle at nerk and sleeves;
other styles with embroidery J
insertions. Regular 59c val- SMP
ues for
50c KISIONOS Women's Long
Kimonos of Printed Lawn, in charm
ing hgures and floral designs; low
neck and three-quarter ki
mono sleeves, finished "Jithrtrfc
neat scalloped edge. Sale Sfp
price JV
75c WASH TUBS Heavy Galvan
ized Iron Wash Tubs, with
drop handles, 20-inch cize;J
sold regularly at 75c each. Sff
Sale price
SOc STEP LADDERS Strongly
made Step Ladders, with shelf at
tachment; 4-ft. size: madeQV
of selected lumber. Regular M
Kfc value. Sale nrlce
TSc SLOP JARS Stone China
Slop Jars with cover and ball ()A
handle: full size. Sold regu- f P
larly at TSc each. Sale price tJVX,
BLEACHED COTTON Yard-wide
Bleached Cotton, firm woven even-
thread quality free trom
dressing. Sold regularly at
10c a yard. Sale price, SIX
YARD3 for
39c
60c ART GOODS Special lot of
Mexican drawn-work Bureau Scarfs
and Pillow Shams to match. Scarfs
are 54x18 Inches and Shams
are 30x30 inches. Regular
63c values ror,
39c
YARD-WIDE LINING SATIN
-c.,1lArt mialltv T.1n!nr Satin, full
36 Inches wide, in a good range of
wanted snanes, aiso diock.
Sold regularly at 63c a yard.
Sale price, ya
range oi
39c
50c FLOUNCINGS 27-In. Swiss
Embroidery Flounclngs, in a new
assortment of beautiful blind f
and openwork patterns. Reg- (
ular 50c values. Sale price . VV
Mk? and TSc ALL-OVERS Orlent-
Net-top AU-oer Laces, in handsome
floral and scroll designs. Choice of
white, butter, and Arabe
color. 50c and 75c values
for
39c
ROc and 73c VALS Twelve-yard
bolts of French and German Va
lenciennes Laces, euges ana inser
tions to matcn; cnoice oi
new and dainty designs for
trimmings. 50c and 75c val
ues for
39c
MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS Men's
large-size hemstitched border Hand
kerchiefsnice, soft quality On
Sold regularlv at 5c each. ff
Sale price. TWELVE for....
10c and 12V4c HANDKERCHIEFS
lOi) dozen women's fine, sheer qual
ity Handkerchiefs, with pretty
Medici lace edge. Worth 10c OA
and 12c each. Sale price, f
EIGHT for
SOc SILK GLOVES Women's 2
rlnun all-silk Gloves, with double-
tlpped fingers, choice of
black and white. Regular
KA niiqiUi QnlA rtrlr. nalr.
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:39c.
HOUSECLCANING OUTTIT
79c Value for 39c
We hae prepared a large num
ber of these Housecleaning Out
fits for tomorrow's big demand,
and we expect to sell them all
by closing time tomorrow even
ing. One Sclf-wringtng Floor Mop,
worth 39c
One Three-string Carpet Broom,
worth 25c.
One Turkey Feather Duster,
worth 15c
Worth 79c Sale price, 39c.
75c and 08c NECKWEAR Special
lot of Women's Handsome Summer
Neckwear, consisting of imported
Point Venice Lace Yokes.
ph.micnttAu nnrt Dutch Col
lars, in a variety of new de
signs. Sale price
39c
RIBBONS No. 5 width All-silk
Taffeta Ribbons, in plain and saUn
finish. Choice ot aw me mosi
faiAFAd oimmr shndps. Reff-l
ular price 00c a bolt of ten
yards. Sale price
39c
BOc RIBBONS No. 2 width
.rliL- cotin Tl.irlf Rlaek Vel
vet Ribbons, in ten-yard
bolts. Sold regularly at 59c
Sale price, bolt
All-
39c
trT"Vf & iv CVIITVrSRS 5-nt. sir
Fountain Syringes good quality rub-
DCr, WlWl IIe Itrci. wi uuuw
tubing and nara runoer ni
tlngs Regular nrlce 59c each.
Sale price
ROc and 75c PARASOLS Manu
facturer's samples of. Children's Par
asols, in plain colors and fancy
1-h.fifi nnd novelty designs:
u nnd 16-lnch sizes, with
handsome wood sticks. Reg
ular 50c and 75c alues for.
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39c
:39c
HAIR BRUSHES The well-known
"Keenclean" Hair Brusnes.
the kind with aluminum
face. Sold everywhere at 50c
each. Offered in tnis saie at.
39c
75c SICILIAN 50-lnch English
Sicilian, strictly reversible and dust-
proof quality wun ncn siih.
like luster Choice of lain i
navv blue and black. Regu
lar price 75c yard. Sale price
i39c
ROc STORM SERGE 38-In. Cream
Storm Serpe with neat pencil stripes;
close woven aouDie twin quai
itv. esDecIallr desirable for
suits and skirts. Regular
price 50c yard. Sale price.
39c
ROc WINDOW SCREENS Hard
wood Extension frame Window
Screens, with steel centers and mor
tised frames, zu tnqnes mgn i
.and opn to k incnes tegu-
Jar price 50c. Sale price.
LUU lilUI-
!39c
75c WASH VEILS Special loi ofVs
women's Wash Veils, for automobll- I i .c GARBAGE CANS Heavy Gal-
lng or general summer wear.
slating of white lace and
and black silk. Full 1
yards long. Sale price
con- I vanlzed Iron Garbage Cans,
tight fitting cover. 5-gallon
size. Sold regularly at 60c
eacn. sale price
39c i!
with
39c
75c MATTING RUGS -1,000 finer
quality Japanese Matting Raigs. ISO
warn grade; size 3x6 ft., tn hand
some woven carpet patterns;
strictly reversible. Colorir.gsu
ot green, rea ana Diue. ueg-
ular TSc values for
39c
75c CREX RUGS 500 genuine
"Crex" Rugs, size 24x48 Inches ach
rug with the Crex ticket attached.
In colors of creen. red. and
blue, in plain, striped and
hnT-rirri eiTprtK Sanitary i
and durable. Regular TSc val
ue. Sale price
39c
65c SOFA CUSHIONS 25 dozen
Sofa Cushions, size 24x24 and. 26x26
iny.hu fllloH with nft fluff V
silk flos. and covered with
hear white cambric Regu
lar 6oc value, saie price.
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!39c
63c FETHER PILLOWS 200
large size Bed Pillows, covered with
heavy weight "A. C. A. ticking and
filled with sanitary crusnea
turkey feathers iiaae oaor
less by cold blast process.
Regular 65c value for..
i
39c
WINDOW SHADES 100 dozen
Opaque. Cloth Window Shades, size
3x6 ft., mounted on good strong
"spring rollers strictly first quality,
not seconds. In Hcht. med
ium and dark green. cruJ
and white. Regular price 29" Mf
each. Sale price, two fDr J
75c and 1 PICTURES Special lot
of rramed Pictures, with lVs and 2
inch gilt and dark wxod moldings:
sizes as large as 16x20. Variety of
.. ....I,.. eiih1rtR. Includ
ing, .t.hlnff, nnri nrlnts in
fruit, scenery and fac-similos.
T'sual 75c and SI values. Sale
price
fl.25 and 11.50 CURTAINS 500
Half Pairs or sample strips of Fine
Quality Madras Curta'ns. most of
which can be matched Into pairs.
Light grounds with stripes of red,
green, blue and rose 40 Inches wide
and 3 yards long. Very ef
fective for door and window AA
draperies. Sold by the pair at Uj
Jl 25 and $1.50. Sale price, strip JJ
39c
75c MUSLIN CURTAINS 200 pairs
of Ruffled Muslin Curtains, hem
stitched kind. Excellent sheer
quality, tucked or plain.:
Sold regularlv at ioc pair.
Sale price, pair
60c TABLE DAMASK 62-ln. All
Linen German Cream Tabic Damask,
warranted all nurc linen
rhrtiM nt four nrp-ttv nat-
teros. Sold regularly at 60c
yard. Sale price
39c
39c
HUCK TOWELS Superior qual
ity Hemmed Huck Towels, heavy
doublo thread kind, with fast color
and red border. Note the
size 19x40. Sold regularly
at 15c each. Total value 60c.
Sale price, FOUR for..
39c
LINEN NAPKIN S All-Linen
Bleached Damask Napkins, size lSx
IS Inches, warranted all pure linen.
In assorted patterns. so:a
regularly at J1.25 dozen. Sale
price half uii.ri...
39c
50c TRAVELING CASES Fiber
old Traveling Cases. 14-lnch size.
handy for taking on short
trips, picnics, etc. Regular
50c value. Sale price
Traveling Goods Dept.
39c
50c to 1 HAT BANHS Special
lot of the well-known and widely ad
vertised Wlcke's Hat sands, in a
variety of colors and efffcets.
Kinds sold regularlv at 50c to
$1.00 each. Sale price...
39c
BAREFOOT SANDALS Children's
good quality Tan Lea&iex Barefoot
Sandals, all solid leatrur.
closed all around. Sizes 3
to 8. Sale price, pair....
50c and 69c BATHING SLIPPERS
Women"s good quality low-cut
Bathing Slippers, in whlt or black.
All sizes Sold regularly ac.
BOc and 69c pair.
Sale price
INF NTS FOOTWEAR Infants'
soft sole Shoes, Roman Sandals,
Moccasins and Ankle Strap
Slippers, in sizes 0 to 3.
Regular 50c and 69c values
for, pair
39c
39c
39c
75c RAMIE LINEN 18-lnch ex
tra heavy, duality white- imported
Ramie Linen, one of the handsomest
and most desirable materials
for tailored suits and skirts.
Regular 75c value, at...
39c
INDIA LINON Superior quality
white India Llnon, 30-In. wide, pos
sessing that desirable sheerness and
fineness for making charming sum
mer waists and dresses.
Worth 10c a yard Total
value. 60c. Sale price. SIX
YARDS for
39c
CHECK DIMITY White Check
Dimity, in several size checks a cool
and desirable material for white
waists and dresses. Sold regularly
at 15c a yard. Total value.
TSc Sale price, FIVE
iARDS for
39c
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39c
81x00 BLEACHED SHEETS 50
dozen 81x90 Bleached Sheets, full
size for double beds, made of good,
strong, even-thread cotton, with a
welded seam In the canter.
Regular 59c value. Sale
price
50c SATIN MESSALINE All-silk
imported Satin Messallne. 19-ln.
wide. In black and a complete range
of street and evening shades.
Rich, brilliant luster Regu
lar price, 59c yard. Sale price
75c WATERPROOFED FOU
LARDS 24-inch genuine Lyons
dye Water-proofed Foulards, all-silk
quality. In navy blue, black, and col
ored grounds, with popular space
dots, neat figures, etc .Regu
lar 75c value. Sale price.
yard
75c BLVCK TAFFETA 24-lnch
Black Taffeta Silk, nure dye Quality.
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brilliant luster Wear guar
anteed. Regular 75c value, for
39c
39c
75c FRENCn LINEN 48-Inch fine
ouality imported Black French
Linen, extra fine even-thread grade
for fashionable black gar
ments. Sold regularly at 75c
a yard. Sale price, yard.
39c
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Clearance Sale of Millinery
Our Entire Stock of Trimmed Hats, Untrimmed Hats and
Millinery Trimmings Marked at Greatly Reduced, Prices
In order to reduce our stock of millinery we have planned this big clearance sale for tomorrow and
the rest of the week. Nothing has been reserved our entire stock of trimmed and untrimmed hats
and millinery trimmings is included in this big clearance movement, and prices have been sharply re
duced all along the line -to make quick work of the surplus.
With the summer season only just begun you will find this the most important money-saving event
known this season. Few women, who after reading the list of bargains published below, can resist buy
ing another hat or two. , ' '
Untrimmed Hats, of burnt and colored
chip, in small and large shapes. fp T
Values worth from $1-00 to K'
$2.00. Sale price
Untrimmed Hats, of black chip and
hemp, burnt chip, white and black chip,
burnt and white Milan braid. All the new
est shapes, including small and medium
size hats, dress, round sailor
and hood styles. Values worth
from $2.50 to $3.50. See price..
Lot of Black and White
Willow Plumes, sold
regularly at $10.00. Sale
price
Children's Ready-to-Wear Hats, in styl
ish shapes of burnt and white straws.
Prettily trimmed with fancy
scarfs. Regular $1.48 values.
Sale price
69c
$2.98
, in sty
i straw
25(
Fine quality Trimmed Hats, in a good
assortment of stylish shapes, trimmed in
various attractive ways.
$5.00 and $6.00 values at 98c
$7.00 and $8.00 values at $1.98
$10.00 values at $2.98
$12.00 values at $8.98
$15.00 values at $5.00
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Children's Trimmed Hats, of Tuscan
braids, faced with white, light blue and
pink chiffon; trimmed with rib- Wff
bon match facings. Regular i'
$3.50 values. Sale price '
-Stylish Ready to-Wear Hats, in dark
colors, rolled sailor shapes. Also small
hats of mixed braids, trimmed k rtf
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$3.00 values. Sale price
48'
FLOWERS REDUCED.
25c values reduced to' oc
48c values reduced to 15c
$1.00 and $1.50 values reduced to ...Soc
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Lot of Wings and Fancy Feathers, jn
black, white and colors." All
good style trimmings. Values "f Af
w.orth from SOc to $1.50. Sale 111'
price . , v
Untrimmed French Hats, made of the
finest hemp braids, in shapes that are
seen only in imported models. Colors of
-burnt, old rose, navy blue, red, vio
let and black. Values
worth from $8.00 to $12.
Sale price .....
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$1.98
20 Colored Willow Plumes, in corn,
Kind's blue, coral and
gray Bhaded effect. Regu
lar $10.00 values. Sale
price, each.
6 Black and White
Willow Plumes. Reg
ular $35.00 values.
Sale price
Lot of White Willow Plumes,
soiled from handling. Val
ues worth from $15.00 to
$20.00. Sale price........
Lot of good quality Straw Braids, in
black, white, burnt, and a complete line of
colors. Good assortment of pat
terns. 10 yards In each piece.
Values worth 50c, to $1.00.
Sale price
$3.98
$16.98
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$6.98
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