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“Darbrook” Printed Crepes, ft!
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—One of the most Important offerings of fine printed crepes, chiffons and ifftf
\ georgettes we have offered in many months! “Darbrook” silks are «w|
’ ordinarily found at FAR HIGHER PRICES! They are all silk, 39
j ‘ inches wide—of a lovely sheer Quality—fashionable for summer frocks, te w
party dresses and evening costumes! p *TJ
" Every Yard, and Every Pattern is New!
—-The price is exceptionally low—the patterns delightful—large flowers,
sprays, tiny bouquets, dots on pastel grounds—Fall patterns, too, on WEB □ MH
Ij^ht &nd dAtk grounds, black grounds and stenciled effects. |
■K/n Remnants SI.OO to $3.69 Silks jSM
50c to $1.69 Yd.! SSI
;—A large accumulation of popular silks including crepbs,
charmeuse, georgettes, taffetas, foulards, pongees, crepe de
• chines—and an almost endless array of printed silks—33 to 54
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Kann a-—Street Floor
36-in. Plain Colored Voiles
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lig-ht and dark shades—all 36 ■ ‘l7l £T
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36-in. Printed Broadcloths
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striped and figured designs, •^JBk Vz / wMw
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GANG FEARED
"SOUM”
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CHICAGO, Au<. I.—Belief that
Banny Zion, indicted ae an election
day terrorist, wee killed because of
fear that he would “equawk,” was
voiced today by Frank .J. Loeech,
prosecutor for the special trend
jury investigating election day vicy
lends, and his assistant David D.
Stansbury.
Zion’s bullet-riddled body was
found yesterday morning on a gar
bage heap In the rear of a saloon.
He had been identified ag one of
the elayers of Attorney Octavius C.
Granad/, negro opponent of Morris
Eller'for Republican committeeman
from the twentieth ward.
Eller, boss of the "Moody twen
tieth’’ ward, was questioned three
hours yesterday by the special elec
tion crimes grand jury, Mhind
locked'and guarded doors.
What went on in the inquisitorial
chamber was not made public. ,
Eller appeared voluntarily and
signed an immunity waiver which
was described by Prosecutor Loesch
as "without limitation."
FATHER ANO SON~HURT j
’ ALTOONA. F*„ Au<. I—Adam
Showalter and his son, Raymond,
were injured in unloading hay. The
son fell from the hay ladder, mut
tering a shoulder fracture. The
father ran to his assistance, and, In
passing a horse, was bitten by the
animal, the flesh being torn from
the bone. Father and son are in
tHe hospital. ; 1
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Will the Ring Call Jack ?
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JACK DEMPSEY, former heavyweight king, might be
lured back to the rjng, now that Gene Tunney has an
nounced his retirement. ’ Despite Tunney’s abdication,
Jack and his beautiful wife, Estelle Taylor, are going
right ahead with rehearsals for their part in “The Big
Fight” a Belascn production. c ’
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Rep. Moore Faces Fight
With Democratic Drys
Democratic drys in Arlington and
Fairfax counties are threatening to
vote against Representative R. Wal
ton Moors In the congressional pri
maries in Virginia because of his
announced support of Governor
Smith as his party s Presidential
nominee.
The dry extremists, who are con
sidering the idea of rejecting Moore
in favor of H. -Barlton Hanes, of
Herndon, in the primaries, say that
the former has gona out of his way
to lend his support to the New York
governor, whose wot convictions are
obnoxioue to them- '
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Augutt 1 STORE NEWS Opm Saturday. Tint P. M.
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1 DRING your wife or
Y " your mother when you
come to this sale. We
h aVe P r °f° un d res P ect f° r
their judgment on style and
workmanship and value.
tBBII w\ Where prices are so greatly re-
IM/ duced you might be skeptical
“SUCH about qualities—but the women
values, folks will te u
you just what
MY DEAR!” you’re getting.
A STOCK of 2,600 suits-2,000 of
<* shipped by our manufacturer for a bar-
- gain sale just when we were trying to reduce
the size of our lines.
All $ 45 Suits are now
$O CZ
Nearly every one of these $45 suits has the
extra pair of trousers. Regular sites are
complete and there are all kinds of extra
sizes. Men of large stature will find good
assortments in the 42 r s to 46*s.
Patterns are endless in the lights smart sum-~
. mer colors, and there are loads of the fine
blue serges and unfinished worsteds.
Don't overlook the fact that hundreds of
these suits are just right for fall wear.
The ’SO, *55, ’6O Suits
are now priced
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BANDITS FELL CLERK
UNIONTOWN, F,.. Au«.
Masked men who attempted a hold
up of the a. and p. store on Mor
gantown Street, near Highland,
severely Injured Alexander Romes
burg, assistant managed, when they
felled him with a‘ large stone
wrapped in a handkerchief. As
Romesbury fell the two bandits
dashed out of the store without get
ting anything for their trouble.
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Man Who Threatened
Suicide Is fHwt'
After threatening suicide, aayins
that his body would be found In
the river between Washington and
Alexandria, Arthur C. Alien. 50. dis
appeared from his home in Balti
more. Recording to information re
ceived here. "
Allen indicated his intentions'in
a note s addressed to a relative,
police say. He is 5 fsst 7 inches
in height, with dark hair and blue
Local police were today asked to
start a search for him.
IMPORTANT I
NOTICE I
At Chapel Point
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