Evening Star Newspaper, July 18, 1921, Page 5

r THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO G. A. R. LOSES 10,000 IN YEAR: GEN. CLEM, YOUNGEST MEMBER Washington Veteran Now 71 Years Old. Total Membership, 93,155, With - Ohio in Lead. B> the Associated Press. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. July 18.— When the Grand Army of the Repub- ic holds its annual reunion this year more than 10,000 of the civil war vet- rans who attended the encampment of 1920 will be counted among the jnissing. as the ranks have been de- [pleted to this extent through the past year. The total membership of the G. A. R. 6day is 93,155, while its membershin bn 1920 was 103,258, It is scattered hmong 4,445 posts, in every state. hio, “with 10.241, has the largest embership, with Pennsylvania sec- bnd with 9,122 New Yor! filinois fourth, 6,565; .949; Massachusetts Sixth, 5,336, No pther states have 5,000 or more mem- ers. Property owned by alued at $2,075.027, pstate worth $302.541. Members in the old Capfederate ftates total approximately 2/200. G. A. R. Organized In 1566. The G. A. R. was organized in Tlli- i0is in the spring of 1866. Who were ts originators is a matter of trad ion rather than record, says the r ort made to the national encamp- ment in 1869 by N. P. Chipman, then djutant general of the national or- anization. In' 1890 reports taken as authentic tate that the membership was 409 89, the highest mark recorded. From 878 to 1890 the growth was rapid, peing from 12,000 to $5.000 annually. ince 1890 the decline has been con- tant, except for a 3,000 gain in 1906, aid to be due to prospects of favor- ble pension legislation. Subsequent Enrollment. Subsequent enrollment figures from he time the G. R. reached its enith to the present time follow: all posts is including real BRIG. GEN. JOHN L. CLEM. UNION OF OPERATION OF RAILWAYS ASKED Chesapeake and Ohio Northern and C. & 0. File Petition With Commerce Commission. Authority to unite for operation the Chesapeake and Ohio Northern rail- road with the Chesapeake and Ohio was. sought. of .the Interstate Com- 'merce C‘ommiss_lon today in a petition filed by -the latter, the parent company. Three tentative plans were outlined for approval, ‘the petition indicating that if none of these was satisfactory the carrier would welcome a sugges- tion by the commission to accomplish its purpose.’ ' The applicant railroad owns the stock .of the -smaller line, but indi- cated doubt as to the commission's probable attitude in view of recent FeTusals’ to fant authority for such unified operation where both roads are now. going concerns. It was stated specifically in the petition that no ap- plication was made under provisions for consolidation of the transportation act, as the properties are now under one management and in substance commonly owned. Under the Clayton anti-trust act, however, the petition asserted, common dealing in supplies | and materials for the two roads can- not exceed $50,000 in one year, which | affects “heretofore efficient economi- | cal operation of these properties as a | single system.” The three proposed plans are to operate the Chesapeake and Ohio Northern as an extension of and by the Chesapeake and Ohio, acquire- | ment of the smaller road by convey- ance or authority to assume direct liabifity for the outstanding indebted- ness of the Chesapeake and Ohio Northern. 10.357 « 1920, ... 108,258 The 1920 national encampment voted p meet every year as long as a sin- le member survived. Brig. Gen. John L. Clem., address rmy ‘and Navy Club, Washington. aims himself the youngest G. A. R.| ember. He is thought by G. A. R. cials here to be seventy-one years d, having enlisted as a drummer boy the age of eleven vears. The ques- on of who is the oldest member al- ays brings up hundreds of claim ts, and no reliable record has been btained. MERICA WORKING OUT HER OWN SALVATION rcher Wall Douglas Declares Country Is Not Waiting on “Mysterious Forces.” 'he people of the United States are ttling down to the sober business of | orking out their own salvation, not aiting for any set of “mysterious rces” to restore good times, accord- = to Archer Wall Douglas, chair- 4n{ of the committee on statistics d " standards of the United States hamber of Commerce. hile_the return to better business slow. savs Mr. Douglas, writing his onthly review of business conditions r the Nation's Business, there can no doubt as to the final recovery. “The story of the present business pression,” says Mr. Douglas, “is very ilar to other depressions which ve occurred during the past half ntury. The beginning of the end of eculation and overexpansion came lith restriction of credit that put a dden crimp in the volume of busi- ss and started prices downward on eir long journey of declines. Then llowed the slowing down in indus- r. the incubus of much unemploy- ent and all the attendant evils of rd times. After the first shock lere were a flood of forecasts of an rly return to former conditions and @ passing of those ills which afflict- the country. Invariably the proph- ies came to grief. 'One of the earmarks of past de- essions was the fantastic schemes ivanced to prevent the return of ch eras. And there are those among who take these theories seriously Hay, just_as our forbears did in eir day. We have at least one con- fation in this generation—that out the welter of past misfortunes we ve Jearned the lesson of a sound system as embodies Heral reserve bank.” At iths ROTESTS NAVY REPORT. franklin D. Roosevelt, former as- tant secretary of the Navy and nocratic candidate for Vice Pres- bnt, appeared before an executive psion today of the Senate naval bcommittee. ‘which investigated ditions during the war among en- ted men at the Newport, R. L. ana rtsmouth, N. H., training stations. ‘was understood to have protested porously against proposed findings the subcommittee’s majority not as b“:::hadtehapubl;c," It is planned to majority reports her views tomorrow. .~ o0 27V —— FINDS STREETS CLEANER. | | Campaign Has Borne Fruit, Gess- ford Tells Police. Maj. Harry L. Gessford, superinten- dent of police, has told members of the force that an' improvement in the con- dition of the streets and sidewalks is shown since the beginning of the cam- paign against the throwing of paper and other waste material broadcast. “The men are directed to continue to give this important matter their close attention, with a view of maintaining the beauty and cleanliness of the city,” the superintendent stated in an order to the force. “And,” he added, “educating the pub- lic as to the necessity for an absolute compliance with the regulation laid down to this end.” The several captains were directed to continue to call attention of members of g their commands to the necessity for re- ;zul‘rlng strict observance of the regu- ation. —_—_— AMBULANCE SMASHED. TUnidentified Auto Speeds Away After Collision. An unidentified automobile turning out of Park road into 16th street last night caused an aero squadron ambulance taking Private Willlam West from Bolling Field to Walter Reed Hospital for treatment, to swerve into the curbing and crash in- to a tree, breaking the rear wheel of the ambulance and smashing its side. The patient was not injured in the accident. He was taken to'the hos- tal in @ passing automobile. The L Army ambulances was operated by Private Charles R. White of the 10th Aero Squadron, who also escaped in- jury. The unidentified automobile continued up 16th street without stopping. West had preWously fallen out of a row boat into the Potomac. He was picked up by a motor boat and brought to - Bolling Field, where first- aid treatment was given him. His condition was not serious. WIRELESS APPARATUS Doubleday-Hill Electric Co. DISTRIBUTORS FOR De Forest, Radio Corporation, Murdock, Clapp-Eastman 715 12th St. N.W. Coils, Condensers, Phones, Audion Tubes, Etc. 1%c a Day and 5¢ Sunday The Star delivered to your home every evening and Sunday morning for 60 cents a month costs you about 134 cents a day and 5 cents Supdays. Telephone Main 5000 and Delivery Will Start at Once Mercerized Table Cloths, 88c 58x60-inch Mercerized Dam- ask Pattern Table Cloths, neatly hemmed, in stripes and dice - patterns. NO-PROFIT SALE price, 88¢. Diaper Cloth, $1.39 27-inch . Diaper Cloth, in sealed sanitary cartons of ten yards. First quality. NO- PROFIT SALE price, $1.39, Playing Cards, 36¢ “Bicycle” Playing Cards, fine quality linen finish. NO-PRO- FIT SALE Bl’lca'. 38e. Trunks, $9.95 Canvas-covered Dress Trunks, some have autoinatic trays, others have single trays; well constructed for lasting service; brass lock and trimmings; some with leather straps. NO-PROF- Dresses, $14.50 Beautiful Summer Frocks of Imported Swiss Organdies, including all our finest dresses; some are embroidered. others are ruffle and ribbon- trimmed. The colors are navy, light blue, peach, gray, rose, white and ca; ary; sizes 16 to 38. NO- PROFIT SALE price, $14.50, Second Floor. Cretonnes, 17c Yard Several thousand yards of Yard-wide Cretonnes, in mill lengths from 2 to 8 yards, but many yards alike. Ideal for summer -draperies, cushions and furniture slip covers; choice of many handsome de- signs. ‘ht and dark color- ings. NO-PROFIT SALE price, 17e _yard. Furnituré Covering 27c Yard Imitation Linen Furniture Covering. 28 inches wide, sof! finish, free from dressing; lin- en color with natural, white or green stripe. N O- PROFIT SALE price, 27e yard. Suit Cases, $2.98 / inch Imitation Fiber/ Leather Suit Cases, extra deep shirt fold; some. have straps all around. Just the suit cgse for week end trips and vata- tions. NO-PROFIT LE price. $2.88. , 16¢ Diving Cap. Good quality rubber/ in_an assortment of colory NO- PROFIT SALE price, /16e. First Fleor. Rubber, Pagfs, 29¢ For babies; small, medium and large sizes, well made. PROFIT SALH) price, 2oe. NO- en’s Underwear, 55¢ Varsijy Athletic Under- wear, thade of best qual- ity checked - nainsook. sleeveloss coat shirt knee-length drawers, with ” full, double seat. NO-PROFIT SALE price, 55e. First Floor. e Boys’ Norfolk Suits $1.85 ‘Washable Suits, fashioned of Datona and Leonard Suitings; sizes 7 and 8 “years. NO-PROFIT SALE price, $1.85. Boyy/ Nortotk “Armour’s” Sylva; Talcum Powder; 12c Assorted odors, high-grade talcum. (Tax. 1c.) NO-PROFIT -SALE price. 12e. B ~ Toothbrushes, 29¢ Prophylactic ‘Toothbrushes, soft. medium and hard bristles. NO-PROFIT SALE price. 28e. Cold Cream, 28c Daggett and Ramsdell's Per- fect Cold Cream, two-ounce jars. (Tax, 2c) NO-PROFIT SALE price, 2Re. Fountain Syringes, 33¢ Good quality gray rubber. with five feet two hard rubber pipes. PROFIT SALE price, 33e. Children’s Middies, 84c ‘White Lonsdale Jamn, with and without braid, of tubing and NO- also of Ramie Linen, with blue collars and cuffs; assort ‘models; sizes 6 to 14 years. NO-. PROFIT SALE price, 84e Third Floor. Nail Files, 5¢ Flexible Steel Nail Files, as- sorted sizes. NO-P!!OF[T SALE price. 5Se., Bias Seam Tape, 6¢ Six yards of Bias Seam TaDe, widths 1 to 5: white only. NO- PROFIT SALE price. 8c. Corsets, $2.2% “Royal Worcester” orsets. {nrfi'y’ pink material, ‘beautiful quality, lTow bust, extreme long hip models; wide hose sup- porters; sizes 22 to 28. NO- PROEIT SALE price, $2.29. Hair Nets 45c a Dozen , Cap shape, inall colorsexcept white and gray. NO-PROFIT SALE price 45c & dos. » First Floor. Boys’ Pants, 98c Boys' Extra Quality Khaki and Gray Crash nickerbocker Pants; Goldenberg's Standard make; sizes 7 to 18 years. NO- PROFIT SALE price, 88e. Boys’ Overalls, 59¢ Union Made Overalls, in blue stifel stripes: sizes 4 to years. NO-PROFIT SALE price, 58e. Boys’ Rompers, 35¢ Of chambray and plain celors and stripe sizes 2 to 6 years. ~ NO-PROFIT SALE price, 35e. Ice Cream Freezers “Gem" Doubl Cream Freezers, a high-grade freezer: two-quart ‘size. ~ NO- PROFIT SALE price, $2.79. 3 Rolls Tissue Paper 19¢ Three One-thousand-sheet Polls of “Sanitary” brand Toilet Tissue Paper. NO-PROFIT SALE price. 19e. Infants’ Long Slips, 45¢ Fine-grade nainsook, neat stitched -rufle on neck and sleeves: Bishop styles. NO- PROFIT SALE price, 45¢c. oys’ Wash Suits, 89c Guaranteed fast color materials, in m:ddy ‘ln:l Dutch daddy styles: sizes 3 to 8 years. NO-PROF- IT SALE price, 8%e. First Floor. Bungalow Aprons, 79¢ Bungalow Aprons, of fine slip-on and buttoned 3 ; large selec- tion of tie-back and belt styles: neatly lrim;nled‘ Qll cut. NO- i SALE price . Third Floor. Dressing Sacques, 79¢ Women's, Summer Lawn Dressing Sacques, white with black designs: white organdie Tars and fitted belts: sizes 38 %o 44. NO-PROFIT SALE price, T8¢ § Hemstitchea Bleached Pillowcases, 69¢ ith lace edge, a high grade q\lgll:y. ‘.\'U-PROFIT SALE price 69¢c. _ B Fruit of the Loom Muslin, 36 in. wide, 16¢ Genuine “Fruit of the Loom” Muslin,36 in. wide. NO-PROFIT SALE price, 16e. Women's Dress Ginghams, 19¢ inch Checked Dress Ging- hams, in all wanted checks and colors. The most popular material for one-piece dresses; fast colors. Vests, $2.15 Women's “Kayser" Silk low neck and band tops: in ; sizes 5 to 8: s Glove Silk Bloomers, with _elastic waist and knee; in flesh only: size 6 and 7. Per- fect quality. NO-PROFIT SALE price, $2.15. . Printed Percales, 15¢ 36-inch wide, in stylish Ghecks. The assortment in- cludes white grounds with red, lavender, green, tan, blue, maise, brown and black checks. Mill lengths. NO-PROFIT SALE price, 15e. Men’s Flannel Trousers $4.95 In white with black stripes, white with sreenl |!ll'lllesa n‘losln plain gray and plain san col- or: sizes 28 to 36. NO-PROFIT SALE prige, $4.95. Men’s Khal $1.19 Full-cut and well tailored: dark colors; sizek 31 to 42. NO- PROFIT SALE price, $L18. Tan Pongee Silk, 44c 36 inches wide, a fine silk and cotton quality for walsts and dresses; launders beautifully. NO-PROFIT SALE price, 4de. lml;orted Swiss - Organdies, 59c 45 inches \wide, an extra fine * sheer, lr‘lnapsflrent quality with Pants a permanent \finish; in a large assortment off all wanted street, el shades. price, 58¢. evening and D NO-PROFIT SALE Sanitary Aprons, 64c Fine Sanitary Aprons, beau- tiful white rubber, finish tops, large sizes. PROFIT SALE price, 84. NO- deep net™ Women'’s Silk Hose - $1.85 Pure Silk Hose, including garter tops, in black, white and assorted street shades; chiffon and medium weight; full-fash- joned—some slightly imperfect, while others are perfect. Also a few odd pairs of white in extra sizes. NO-PROFIT SALE price. $1.85. Boys’ Blouses, 46¢ Good quality percale, at- tached collar model; in light and dark_colors; sizes 6 to 10 years. NO-PROFIT SALE price, 46e. First Floor. Summer Portieres, $1.29 Cross - Stripe " Summer Por- tieres, 40 inches wide and 2% yards long: finished with tas- sel end; two_colors, blue and green. NO-PROFIT SALE price, $1.28. . Silk Poplins, 75¢ 86 inches wide, an extra heavy, rich, lustrous quality, in 1 wanted street and evening shades, also black and white. Cretonne Cushions, 29c 18x18-inch Cusehions, covered with good grade cretonnes and filled. with soft, flufty cotton; suitable for lawn, porch .or canoe use, light and dark ‘rrundl. NO-PROFIT SALE - price, 5 Colored Dotted Swiss 39c. 36 inches wide, a fine sheer quality, in the stylish self-color pin dots, also white grounds with colored dots. NO-PROFIT SALE price, 8%e. No-Profit ! Sale No. 17 e«rg Sale No. 17 No Merchandise Sent C. 0. D. or on Approval NOTE—By “No-Profit” we do not mean that we sell every item at actual wholesale cost—be- cause we do not. Some items are sold below actual wholesale cost, others at a loss—and some with the necessary overhead expense added. ) The prices tell the story—be sure to note them carefully. - Look for the “No-Profit” Sale Signs They Indicate Superlative Values! s Men’s Suspenders, 34c Genuine “Presid Sns- penders, stripes, and white. N NO-PROFIT e fre SALE price, Remnants of Bleached Cotton Crash Toweling, fast color red border, absorbent grade; for roller or tea towels. NO-PROFIT SAL 6%ec. Firat Floor. Mill Men’s Handkevchiefs 3 for 10c White Hemstitch Handkerchief: y. D ice. 3 for 10e. Corset Covers, 33¢ Of soft nainsook. neat em- broidery edzing and ribbon beading on neck and slee All sizes. NO-PROFIT Children’s Dresses, }33c7 Little Tots' Yoke Dresses, of percale, pink and blue checks and plain_colors: with trimmes and full skirt: sizes 1 to yo 3 ars. NO - PROFIT SALE price, 33e. 1s’ Gingham Dresses, 79¢ Pretty plaid and checks, con- trasting color or white collars, sash and belts: good grade ma- terial: sizes 6 to 12 years. NO- PROFIT SALE price. 78¢c. Women's Umbrellas $1.39 Good quality fast black American taffeta (cotton) covers; paragon frames, with ebonine and missions wood handles; some with silk cord loops. Women’s Hose $1.00 ‘Women's Full-fashioned Pure Thread Silk Hose, in black only; Some are boot length. others full length silk., with the lisle garter top: _all _sizes. Mill_seconds. NO-PROFIT SALE price, $1.00. First Floor. Wizard Oil, 17¢ Four-ounce bottles of Wizard 0il; for all woodwork, mops, ete. NO-PROFIT SALE price, 17e. Coffee Pots, 32¢c Gray Enameled Coffee Pots, two-quart trade size; first qual- it; NO-PROFIT SALE price, Wash Tubs, 66¢ Galvanized Iron Wash Tubs, large 22-inch size. NO-PROFIT SALE price, 66e. Mercerized Poplin, 25¢ 27-inch Colored Mercerized Poplin, in a large assortment of wanted street and evening shades. NO-PROFIT SALE price, 25e. Pearl Earrings, 19c Gold-plated .mountings, desir- able sizes; good quality imita- tion Pearls; pierced and un- plerced styles. NO-PROFIT SALE price, 19c. Ice Tea Sets, $2.19 Cut Glass Ice Tea Sets,. on large pitcher with cover and si: tall glasses; neat design. NO- PROFIT SALE price, $2.19. Children’s Sateen Bloomers, 29c ‘White Sateen Bloomers, good grade material, double seams, elastic waist; sizes 2 to 12 years. NO-PROFIT SALE price, 28e¢. Storm Serge, 66¢ 50 inches wide, & heavy dou- ble . twill . quality; colors are navy. plum and brown. Women’s Gauze Hose 10c Women's Summer-weight Gauze Hose, In cordovan, aiso blacks in. a little heavier weight; mock seam back; sub- ject ‘to slight imperfections. NO-PROFIT SALEsprice, 10e. Children’s Socks, 19¢ Children’s Plain White Socks, with assorted colored 'striped turn-over top, also.a few pairs of three-quarter length socks, in blue, and short socks, in tan only. “Onyx” and other brands, broken sizes. Summer Millinery $1.00 Clearance of - Sport Hats, Banded Sailors and Trimmed Hats. This season’s models. NO-PROFIT SALE price, $1.00. Tan Pongee Silks, 79¢ 33 inches wide, an extra fine pure silk quality, imported from Japan; for women's and child- ren's dresses and men's shirts. Launders beautifully. Satin Crepe Meteor $2.09 . ‘40 'Inches wide, an all-pure silk quality; ’guaranteed to wear,.in navy blue, brown, hen- na and black. PROFT! Stripe and Plaid Suitings, $1.69 54inch All-wool Sport Stripe and ‘Plaid Suitings, in all the newest sty d effects. NO- price, $1.89. PROFIT & i “Kayser’s” Silk Gloves " $2.39 Genuine “Kayser” Silk Gloves, 16-button length: in pongee, tic, black and white. Double tipped fingers. NO- PROFIT SALE price, Mohair Brilliantine 39¢ h wide. for dresses. skirts and bathing suits. in black. navy, brown and gray. NO-PROFIT SALE price, 38ec. 26 inches White Enameled Slop Jars, $1.37 with cover and -PROFIT SALE st_quality. bail handle. price, $1.3%. Red ‘Alaska Salmon, 25¢ Red Alaska Salmon. Libby" NO-PROFIT SALE tall can price, &5e. Apron Ginghams, 10c 27-inch Standard Apron nghams, in all size blue ecks. NO-PROFIT i ——— Evaporated Milk, 914c Tall Cans eof IXL Brand vaporated Milk NO-PROFIT LE price, 9%e. Campbell’s * Pork and Beans, 9 Campbell's Pork and Beans ith tomato sauce. NO-PROFIT SALE price, 9e. White Sport Silk, $1.49 a heavy rich, with ~ white s and fancy SALE 36 inches wide, lustrous quality novelty satin pl NO - PROFIT $1.49. White Mercerized Batiste, 16c inches wide. a fine. soft- h grade: for lingerie use. PROFIT SALE price. 18e. White Organdie, 24c 40 inches wide, for dainty waists and dresses. NO-PROFIT SALE pxice, 24c. 36 fin White Eponge Ratiné i 49c 36 inches wide, very popular for one-piece dresess and sepa- rate skirts. NO-PROFIT SALE price, 49e. White Mercerized Skirting, 39c 36 inches wide, in the stylish diagonal weave. NO-PROFIT SALE price, 39c. Ribbons, 18c In an assortment of styles, four and five inches wide; in all colors. NO-PROFIT SALE price, 18e. . Women'’s Neckwear 71c Each . Collars, Vestees and Collar ‘and Cuff Sets.of net, organdle, lace, swiss and embroidery, in white, cream, ecru and colors. BOTH SIDES OF 7™ AT K ST. “THE DEPENDABLE STORE' Longcloth 98¢ 30 inches wide, a fine, soft-finish quality; 10 yards to each piece. NO-PROFIT SALE price, 88e. First Fleor. Men’s Overalls, 85c Heavy-quality blue denim, bib style, with suspender straps: full-cut sizes. NO- PROFIT SALE price. 85c. Men’s Half Hose, 25¢ “onyx" Mercerized Half Hore, extra fine grade, full re- intorced, in black and plain colers. Perfect quality. NO- PROFIT SALE price, 2S¢, Men’s Panama Hats $3.45 Genuine South American bod- jes, in best gelling shapes: bro- ken sizes, from regular stock. NO-PROFIT SALE price. $3.45. Men’s Union Suits, 95¢ “Faultless" Athletic Union Suits, of fine-grade satin stripe madras, made with blouse back; perfect auality. NO-PROFT S Men’s Union Suits $1.05 “Poros Knit" white _with and ankle or lengths: ecru. with sleeves and ankle lengths. PROFIT SALE price. $1.05. is 7};k|;h Towels, 29¢ Assorted golors in jacquard designs, find close woven, ab- sorbent grade; for face or bath Mill seconds. (Limit four.) ALE price, 28¢c. Regular sizes. ice, D5e. Union short knee short NO- sleeves, Bleached Sheets, 86¢ $1x90 Seamless Bleached Sheers, “Run of the Mill"; full double-bed size. NO- PROFIT SALE price, 88e. “Scarfs, 23c Lace-trimmed Scarfs, sorted pretty patterns, tion lenzths, (Limit two.) PROFIT E price. 23e. Children’s Stan_lpei “ Dresses, 19¢ Fast color chambray. in vink. blue and tan. neat designs; sizes 1 to 3 vears. These are flat—not ready made. NO- PROFIT SALE price, 1t Crex Rugs sign, Eres SALE price. $1095. Fourth Floor. Stamped Scarfs, 23c Stamped on even thread. white linene. assorted, easily worked designs. NO-PROFIT _SALE price, 23c. Stamped Nightgowns 69c Reudy-made Stomped Night- gowns., good zrade white cot- ton crepe: ussortzd patterns. N Al ice, GDe. e';erized Sateen, 29c in wide, white. brown. flesh able for bhathing Tinines NO-PROFIT black. = White Nainsook, 14¢ 26 inches wide, a fine chamois- lity for underwear NO-PROFIT Gabardine, 29¢ inches wide. a fine. close- quality: for suits and NO-PROFIT SALE twill skir A fine iwo-ply 40 inches wide, SALE quality. NO - PROFIT price, Z2e. Saucepans 38¢ Aluminum Lipped Saucepans, two-quart size; guaranteed 0-PROFIT White Pajama Checks 15¢ 36 inches wide, in the desir- able pin check: for summer lin- gerie. NO-PROFIT SALE price, 15¢e. White Pique, 29¢ 36 inches wide, in the stylish rail welt: very stylish for sepa- rate skirts. NO-PROFIT SALE price, L0e: Satin Stripe Voiles, 39¢ 36 inches wide, with self-color, pure silk satin stripe, also pink mixed Printed Voil in new stylish effects. NO - PROFIT SALE price, $9¢. Chiffon Voiles, 28c 44-inch Plain Colored Chiffon Volles, colors are pink, copen- hagen, lavender. old rose and gray. NO-PROFIT SALE price, 28e. iieorgette Sashing . 59c Yard In turquoise, henna, orchid. black. sand. gray, brown, navv: ‘NO-PROFIT SALE price, Tle /hemstitched edge. NO-PROFIT each. SALE-.price 88e yd. = Men’s Neglige Shirts Shelf Paper $1.48 3 Pieces, 9 .y 3 Good quality White Lace Edge ‘Manchester” White Oxford Popon A PROFIT SALE Neglige Shirts, made with bot- ton-down collars, single cuffs: regular, sizes. =~ NO-PROFIT _SALE price, $148. Wraps and Sport Coats © S~ $10.00 Full-length Wraps and three- . quarter-length Sport Coats, of light-weight velour and polo coating; embroidered and tai- lored styles; all silk, lined. in tan only; sizes 16 to 40. 'NO- T SALE price, $10,00, price. 3 pleces for Pe. - Bathing Suits, $4.44 ‘Women's and Misses' Bathing Suits of Surf Satin, with or without sleeves; -some are trim- med with silk %titchings, others are piped with contrasting col- ored braid: l|ul_!l to 48. ‘Satin Ribbons, 5¢c monc-hdf-lnell r'vldo: fi”fl‘::‘:‘- ng purposes, in every e. NO-PROFIT SALE priee, Be. Bleached Pillowcases 28c 42x36-Inch size. made of superior round thread pillow- j case cotton. NO-PROFIT ' SALE pri:e. (;e | White Pique Bedspreads, $2.66 Full three-quarter bed size. mill seconds. The real summer spread. NO-PROFIT SALE . _price, $2.06. Y White Crochet Bedspreads, $1.98 Full_double-bed size, beauti- ful Marseill o _PROFIT SALE p Gabardine Skirting, 25c 36-inch Sport Stripe Gabar- dine S - twill mer- cerized quali the stylish black und white stripes NO- PROFIT SALE price, 2%e. ! I Organdies, 29¢ 40 inches wi onds of ver: parent qual and_evenin First Floor, | Printed Voiles, 28¢c 2% and 40 Inch Printed Voiles. a fine two-ply quality ri grounds, in beautiful stylish de- NO-PROFIT SALE price. 25.C P gold- heavy and SALE Ribbon Bracelets, " wri watch 3 mounting and ribbon in black 2 PROFIT 18c sty quality wax-filled asp. NO-PROFIT | Brooches, 21c a lot of Imitation An Cames Brooches, carnelian. pink and black 1 white effects; pretty d NO-PROFIT SALE pric Leather Bags and Purses, 67c sorted 1ot of Le: | bags and Purses. w. | black and ¢ |2 ALE price. N i ! Vani Purses, 37¢ Practical well made styles, in anly NO-PROFIT SALL " Women's White Pumps, $2.35 ¥ White Canvas nd welted u 1 m;;!l'{ A Women’s Union S 49¢ Women s Ganze Cotton low but not in_each sty and 6. NO-PROFIT SAL! 49e. [T . B Tote ot | Women’s Union Suits 59c Summer-weight “niom Suits. low tight and 6 and 7. ice. 5®e. Women's Gauze Cotton neck and Extra Size [ ] Nightgowns,77¢c | i Women's Extra Size | . Nightzow of pink [T white mo oft-finish 1 grade. with bl Stitched K and 39c¢ Cotton Union zes only. -PROFIT SALL Cherokee Rugs, $13.75 Hodge’s make of Cherok Fiber Ru, of the best fiber rugs on the woven reversible desis cluding oriental. medazllion neat fizur - com- room Voile Waistings, 49¢ 36 and 3% inch White Faney | Voile Waistings, in a large and varied range of styles and 8, including white e broidered designs, shado checks, mercerized novelt and satin ipes. etc. Nainsook $2.49 Piece 36-inch Colored ™Lingerie Nainsook, an extra-fine mer- cerized quality. in maise. light 10 blue, flesh and lavender. yards in each piece, Bag Frames 39c Bag Fr fancy metal in ox silver effects, with chain handles, all new designs, in all the most desirable sizes and shapes. N PROFIT SALE price, 3fe. First Floor. —_—— Silk Frocks, $13.90 8ilk Frocks of sport plaid taffeta, canton crepe and crepe de chine. embroidered, over- skirt, straightline and trimmed styles; in black. navy, gray and brown: sizes 16 to 44. - NO- PROFIT _SALE _price. $13.90. Wash Skirts, $1.95 0dd lot of Wash Skirts, of mercerized gabardine and plque; pleated, _shirred and spor( Slightly soiled. NO- ;"figérr SALE price, $1.95. Georgette Pleating 69c Yard Four inches wide, hemstitch- ed hem, in flesh, pink, henna, navy, white Harding blue, black, orchid and geranium. Writing Paper, Z1c Ambassador Linen Writing Paper; fine quality linen finish, in white, pink, blue, lavender and_ buff; 72-sheet package. NO-PROFIT SALE price, le. Envelopes to match. Se pack- Metul Women's Union Suits - T R T R T R 117 T ) O 0 e R S A T T R S T T T AT