Evening Star Newspaper, August 4, 1921, Page 4

Duey: at Wichita. Falls Con- { viots Him in Less Than ' Hour’s Deliberation. ‘Wednesday, Henry J. Self-confessed lucky day of the weele, proved the reverse. At 5:40 o'clock in the afternoon the jury in the thirtieth district court, after less than an hour’s deliberation, fourd him.guilty of the murder of his father, Otto H. Toussaint, and fixed his punishment at death. I The defendant received the verdict of the jury without giving the slight. est indication of nervousness. His Young wife, who sat by him through- out the trial, which consumed eight days, fell into a faint when the ver- dict was read. Quick Verdict Surprise. The knock at the juryroom door within less than an hour after re- tiring came as a surprise to the crowded courtroom, who refused! to give up their. seats upon conclusion of arguments. It was a desd si- lence that reigmned: when Judge Wel- don slowly read the verdict with the death penalty attached. Attorneys C. C. McDonald, Luther Hoffman and B. Y. Cummings, counsel ! for the defense, spoke in the order named | and made a dramatic plea to declare, the defendant insane, reviewing the | testimony adduced from the witness! stand, which, they declared. pointed ! conclusively to the fact that Toussaint | was an incurable paranoiac. - Rormer | County Attorney Davenport opened the case for the state. He dwelt at length on the fact that there could be but one of two verdicts rendered, either the defendant was insane or that he was guilty of ome of the most brutal murders perpetrated. in this ! county and that the death penalty was. the only penalty commensurate with the crime. Will Ask New Trial Notice of motion for new trial was immediately given by the defense. The defendant was arrested on the 7th of February, 1921. the day after his father, Otto H. Toussaint, was murdered. The accused made a com- plete confession five hours after he ‘was taken info custody, in which he | detailed the events leading up to and the killing. ELDER THOMPSON DIES. Primitive Baptist Church Minister Passes Away. Word has been received here of the death of Elder S. L, Thompson; min- ister of the Primitive Baptist Church, Who died Monday at Laurel, Md i} Funeral services were held this after- noon at 2 o'clock, at Columbia Bap- tist Church, Burtinsville, Montgomery ] county, Md. Rev. Thompson was a minister of the gospel for the past forty-two years, having served churches in Vir- ginia, West Virginia, Ohio, Pennsyl- vania, Maryland and this city. When 2 young man_he was sheriff of Fair- fax county, Va., being a native of that place. He was considered an eloquent speaker and an authority on || ecclesiastic questions. Surviving_him is_his widow, Mrs. izabeth Dorsey Thompson. KU KLUX BRINGS SUIT. Charges Libel in Publication or' Article Attacking Society. ‘ LOS ANGELES, Calif., August 4— The Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, a corporation, yesterday brought suit for libel against the .Los Angeles Express Publishing ny.. a cor- poration, demanding $150,000 dam- ages for the publication in three publications of an artigle over which appeared bannér lines reading “Great Ku Klux Outbreak,” “Ku Klux Terrorizes South” and “Ku Klux Reign of Terror.” The article, which was set forth in full in the complaint filed in the sy- perior court here credited certain Taids in southern states to “secret or- ganizations similar to that of:the Ku XKlux Klan of reorganmisation days,” . The complaint recites that the| Knights of the Ku Klux Klan are or- ganized as a “fraternal, patriotic and ritualistic society of national scope, and states that the corporate purposes are to promote patriotism and insure protection for -the - iness. of the people. among other thisgs. 2 - _OPEN SUNDAY o Buys This Player-Piano I l $10a Month - l 5 N 0o ()| Mark Cross Safety Razors and 2 blades in case, slightly tarnished. Reduced to 25¢ Each regularly $1. Eodsk and Cutlery Section, Pirst ficor. Open 9:15 AN WASHINGTON, D. ‘' New York—WASHINGTON—Paris *Closed All Day Saturday During the Summer -~ The Apparel Sections Are Largely Represented Tomortow —Friday Remnant Day The Wornen’s, Men, Girls’ and Boys’ Sections contribute many exceptional offerings to the usual array of splendidly assorted groups of reduced and low- Soag! o Aoy 1'Black Satin and’ Tricotine [ 2 i S . “ P R ; 2 . E & Dolman; size 44%. $39, was $115. 5 1 Brown Dress. in mstin and george! 60! L © bead / ¢ trlt;x'nzd; numuny:. o:ia. was 1 Navy Taffeta Dress, size 3 52%. $19.50, was $40. 2 Beaded Dresses, in brown georgette and satin combina- tions; sizes 42% and 48%, 815 each; were 75. 7 Gimgham Dresses, with or- gandy - collat 3ud cuffs, in blue or pink with white; sizes 443 tc y 501. $10 each; were $25. 5 Jersey Sports Coats, in green, tan and copem blue: sizes 3813 to 423%. $5 each: were $18350. 10 Baropet Satin Skirts, in pink, white and maize; sizes 34 to 41 walst. $7.50 cach: were $15. 1 Greem and White® Jersey Sports Sult; size 41%. 825, was $39.50. 4 Black ‘Jersey Suits, with black and white checked novelty skirts; gizes 403 and 46%. $19.30 each; were $39.30. 1° Brown Jersey Suit, tuxedo model, with brown and tan checked skirt; size 38%;. $18.50, Closg 6 P.M. priced merchandise for ‘tomorrow’s Remnant Day. - That's because it's Clearance time in these sections; radical reductions have been made in'prices. The eco- e R nomically inclirted shopper will do well to read the entire annourcement carefully. : - Remnant Day Merchandise is not returnable or exchan geable; not sent C. O. D. or on approval; no local mail or phone orders\accepted for any of the items advertised. X Summer Réditct:ion Sale of. ' Men’s Fine Hot- Weather Suits Very Much Below Their Former Prices This sale started yesterday and represents our entire re- maining stock of the better kind of Hat-weather Suits—such suits as men find satisfaction and comfort in wearing right now. Styles that have been in greatest demand this season, but they have sold down to small Iots in each and you can find all sizes, though not all sizes:fin every shade and material. The Palm Beach: Suits zwe reduced to $16.75 ‘The Mohair Suits are reduced to $19.75 ‘The Shantung Suits are re_&wed to $23.75 Men's Store, First fioor. Distinctive Model Suits Origimally $65 ta $135—Reduced to $29.50 to $49.50 These are handsomely fashioned of Faille Silk in navy, black and taupe; beautifully embroidered in self colors; long hip length coat, butten or Tuxedo front; lined with plain or fancy silks. Smart, dgessy suits for street:or afternoon wear. Shantung and Pongee: Suits Greatly Reduced to $19.50 A splendid assortment of Shantung and Pongee Suits, in natural and white. Strictly tailored, Tuxedo and box coats; but- ton and belt trimmings. 'This is practically half their original * White Jersey Suits Greatly Reduced to $13.75 All-white Jersey Suits, three-button tailored and Tuxedo coats; patch and slit pockets. Very desirable for sport wear. Originally up to $25. All-Jersey Sport Suits Greatly Reduced to $10—Were $18.50 AH-Jersey Sport Sufts, in rose, old blue, sea green and tan. originally $18.50. Mohair Crepe Suits 5 Greatly Reduced to $12.50 o These are in the stylish stripes and plaids; an idcal suit for late summer wear. They Wwere originally $45. - Suie Section,. Third fleor. Linen Riding Habits Now Reduced to $19.50 A good assortment of Fine Linen Riding Habits. These are smartly tailored, well fitting and attractive-looking suits. Offered in natural, jasper and white. They were originally priced $29.50. And the following: 3 Novelty Riding Saits. One copsists of khaki breeches (reinforced), with beautifully tailored Shantung silk knee- length coat. Very smart and unusual. Two of the suits have black satin sleeveless tailored coats with large pockets and belt; herringbone ramie linen breeches. Now reduced to 42950 each; were $55. Sult Section, Third foor. Wotnen’s Tricotine Wraps Reduced to $22.50 Each These Dark Blue Tricotine Wraps are light weight, em- broidered in heavy silk and are lined throughout with figured radium silk. A splendid wrap to take with you on vacation. The price is unusually tow. small lot Jersey and Basket Weave Sports Coats, in all the season’s wanted shades. Reduced to $5 each; these have been 910 t6 $35. 2 Fortuna Coats in sand and green; full length; fancy linings. Reduced to $39.50 each; were $95. Brown Embroidéréd Taffeta Silk Coat; radium silk lining; soft belt; silk tassels. Reduced to $3950; was $100. 2 Dark Blue Satin Coats; stitched in gold. Reduced to $2950 each; were $55 to $97.50. Coit Section, Third Soor. Misses’ Apparel 2 Covert Cloth Suits, straightline belted models; size 16. $25 each; were T *". 2 Tricotine Suits, in gray and tan; one handsomely em- broidered in silk, the other a straightline belted Tuxedo model; size 16. $38 each; were $79.50 and $35. 5 Linén Suits, in brown, navy or white; box coats, belted models, sizes 14, 16, 18. each; were $19.75. 4 Taffeta Dresses, in brown, copen and black, sizes 14, 16, 18. $1250 each; were $35. 5 4 hzg'ons Dress, white pleated skirt and overblouse. Size 16. ; was $§28. e 7 6 Dinner and Evening Dresses, slightly soiled. The dinner dresses are in black, brown and tan lacé over brown taffeta; the evening dresses, in rose tulle and silver lace, and light green tulle over taffeta. Sizes 16, 18. $28 each; were $65 - and Misses’ Bectlon, Fourth floor. Women’s White Footwear Greatly Reduced to $4.75 Pair We have grouped together all our odd lots of white oxfords and strap pumps, and are offering the for Friday at greatly reduced prices for quick disposal. 131 pairs White Canvas Oxfords; some plain, others with » trimmings of black and tan leather. There are also one and wo_strap_pumps; some with Baby Louis heels, others with is or Cuban héels; both plain and faricily trimmed models. ¢ in thé combined lot as (ollowu:# to 8 AAA; 31, 4, 434, 57,7%,8 AA; 3%, 4, 415, 5,7 A; 3, 3%, 4, 4%, 6, 614, 7 B; 2%, 3,3%, 4, 844 g“-fi 6%,7C. . . 73 pair; were $8.50 to $12.50 Also the following: Black, Tan and gny Suede Pumps, all new, up-to-date models; sl:e;too broken for regular_stock. 76 pairs Pldin Pumps in tan and black calfskin, with either Louis or Baby Louis heels, in these sizes: 4 to 8 AA; 314 to 8 A3 2% to 7% B; 234, 3, 3%, 4, 4%, 5,6,6%, 7 C. 26 pairs Gray Suede One-strap Pumps; several different models, with Louis or Baby Louis heels; hand-turned soles. Sizes 7, 7% AAA; 4%, 5%, 6%, 7, 7%, 8 AA; 6%,7, 7%, 8 A; 3,3%. 6, B; 1?. 5%, 6% C. $9 to $1250 pair; were $9 to 004 Bection, Third foor. : Plain taiflored and Tuxedo coats; patch and slit pockets. Were A FINAL REDUCTION PRICE HAS BEEN MADE ON MANY OF “THE Women’s Finest Dresses Remaining in Stock from This Season’s Selling This is following out our long-established policy that all wearing apparel must find sale in the season for which it is made, and the time has come when these Dresses can no longer be retained in our stocks. We have, therefore, placed an exceptionally low price on them, as you will note by the detail given below. Just 32 Dresses in all’; each an exclusive and distinctive model, without duplicate. Dresses for street, afternaon, dinner and evening wear. Satins, crepes, nets, lace apd combination of materials, with unusual touches of handwork, such as beading and embroid- eries. The colors are white, black, dark and light shades. 1 was $195. 1 was $135. 4 were $95 each. 3 were $68.50 each. 3 were $175 each. 6 were $125 each. 5 were $85 each. 1 was $65. 2 were $165 each. 1 was $110. 4 were $75 each. Now Reduced to $50 Each Dress Section, Third floor. Men’s Furnishings Reduced 89 pieces Men's Special Quality Checked Nainsook Underwear; short sleeve shirts, sizes 36, 42, 44 and 43; sleeveless shirts sizes 34, 44, 46, 48. Knee length drawers with reinforced seat, sizes 40 and 46. 30c gmrment; were SSe. 67 Men's Extra Quality Checked Nainsook Pajamas. V-neck,frog- trimmed, medium and large styles. $1.43 suit; were $2. 87 Men's Printed and Woven Madras Neglige Shirts, well covered striped patterns, colors are absolutely fast, sizes 14, 14%, 15, 15%, 16%. $1.65 each; were $2.50. 75 Men's Fancy Jap Silk Handkerchiefs, hemstitched, solid colors and white centers with colored borders. Very specially priced, 3 for S0c. ) 20 dozen pairs Men's Summer-weight Seamless Cotton Sox; double toes, heels, and soles; in white, gray and tan; sizes 9%, 10, .10%. 6 pairs for $1.25; were 35¢ - 19 Men's Sterling Silver Belt Buckles, with new improved hold- tight catch, six assorted styles, with space for engraving, complete with black leather belt. Special, $2.25 eack. 21 Men's Genuine Panama Hats, special fine weave, popular shapes, sizes 6%, 7, 7%, 71%. $3.50 each; were $7 to $10. 10 dozen pairs Genuine Guyot French Suspenders, the most com- fortable and practical suspenders made, medium and light shades of tan only. 635¢ pair; were $1. 3 Men's Store. First floor. Men’s Shoes 15 Pairs Men's White Canvas Oxfords: sizes 7, 8, 11. Olosing out at this spe- cial price, $2.50 pair. 18 Pairs Men’s White Camvas rts Summer Kimonos : 3 Boxloom Crepe Breakfast o Coats, with collar, cuffs, pockets and adjustable belt, finished with silk embroidery; in light blue or ibtaria 108 ‘enehi mere $406. O e Wi el e, 3 White Voile Negliges, coatee 8. 8%, T, i 8% a sblh pair] wero $8.50. 82 Pairs Men's White Canvas Oxf style, daintily trimmed with lace. which represent the remainders of ali $3 each; were 2 Kimonos, of white cross- of our best -white oxforde; barred volle; three-quarter to 1045 4:'6, sleeves; collar and cuffs trimmed ol Bios. ek with Valenciennes lace. $4.50 SR i 26 wear, in black and tan, several diTerent styles from which to ‘choose. Sizes in each; were $10.50. Kimono Section, Third flor. Children’s Summer Footwear Reduced to $1.85 Pair 0dd lots, conslsting of Infants’, Children's and Misses' White, Tan end Black Pumps and Ox- fords. 7 Pairs Infants” Black Kid One- gglg Sgbpem. sizes 5%, 6, 7%, Ry Women’s Knit Underwear 40 Women's Mercerized Lisle Combination Suits, low neck and either tight knee or umbrella lég: slightly soiled; size 6. $1 % 3 each; were $1.50. 9 Pairs Children’s, various 31 Women's Mércerized Lisle styles, in sizes 8%, 9, 9%, 1035C; Vests, low neck, camisole top, 81, 935, 10D. with tape straps, or built-up 11 Pairs Misses’, different mod- shoulder style; slightly solled, els, in sizes 13%, 2A: 11B; in pink of white; size 6. 50e 11%C; 12%D; 11, 12, 13, 13%, each; were 75¢c. 14 E. : Women's Enit Underwear Seetion, Third floor. Handkerchief Speécials For Friday e «:’ dol;end!\;m'smC?lorad' Woven 5 ‘ord Handkerchiefs, with 3- 12 Children's. Knit Combina- inch hems, in assorted colfi?l- tlon Suits, summer. weight:. low. . . Gpeelal, 124e eachs $1.50 doxen; neck, sleeveless, knee length; ‘were 25¢ each, sizes 10 to 12 years., 50c each; 25 were $1. - 12 Clhl]dren'sk Ribbed Under- vests, low neck and sleeveless; 5 sizes 10 to 1t Jears 7ike eachi O omer's Haoarenief Bection, First were 50e. floor. Children’s Knit Underwear Section, ; 3 2 - Corsefs and Brassieres Fourth floor. ldml"mm:'“ '(’lrj Btm“k Gflr:aelh. :lntz side Inctage foy afumtsaent; mediuim bas Umbrellas . Bies 22, 23, 3, 3. and four elastics. Greatly Reduced . 31 0dds and ends ia Corsets, o white 9 Men's 28-inch Black Silk tline ar w-bust Bl S O Umbrellas, silk subject to slight R actss, imperfections, assorted wood %4hi e $2M0'and 43 handles, in P. W. shape. $8.95 modelss long et and fonr E.'mg eachi, plus tax; were $12. Sizes 22 and 23 only. $1.50 i were 7 Sun and Rain 22-inch Para- . sols, in purple and brown, as- 24 Dotted 7 Children's Shoe Section, ‘Fourth floor. Children’s Knit Underwear dozen Women's All-linen Handkerchiefs, 3-inch hems; full size. Special, 18¢c each; 6 for 124 Dottad Syl and Lace Besdeans: Sorted wood handles, fnishea "2t 32 only. 3o esch: were $180. With leather strap or bakalite sis 33 5: Bo S8c sans wore Toor gr.lg. $4.95 each, plus tax; were Corset. g:ettm, Third floor. 10 Dozen Small Boys’ Wash Suits Reduced to $1.4S each ‘Were $2.95 to $3.75 / Small Boys' Wash Suits, in middy, Otiver Twist and junlor Nortolk styles; Unbrella Section, First Joor, Women’s Hosiery 18 pairs Women's Imported ‘White Lisle Hose, with hand embroidered white silk clox. Sizes 9, 9%, 10. $1.50 pair; were £00d vai f jors and combinations; 2’ 3% only 60 pairs White Full Fashioned Guuze Ligle Hose, sizes 83 and orly. Bpéel r. : 80 palrs Women's Blick Hode, oyt mers’ o6¢. medium and light weight, lisle and’ cotton, with small mended plades, zbs‘;nkenh sizes. Spetially , pair. 20 dozen pairs Women's Black Silk, Lisle Hose, uneven weaves, sized, 8% to 10. 65c pair; were $1. Hoblery Bection, First floor. . House Dresses zzl'im apricot. $5 o ‘Checked Volle House Dreisis, fn waaré, with backic. trimbed pockots 484 and white; long-waisted style, with ire. o belts: In flesh, 014 rose and blaek. L gy B v o s::m'.' in figured n lar o sizes 38, 3 ), in a3 4%, HL48 each; were £3.60. color compinations O tan and red or B % $ T-::-plue Breakfast_ %:;, made of . $3.08 white striped and plain 23 ere 410 th patch pockets. sisg .78, Plnk el imeven dnd 0jsstable T | fapoy : %W eitgs B4 and 40, - §1.95 esoh; were %fig 7 & chch; brown, _ wif ta; Women’s Waists 12 Bmbroidered Dotled Swiss Blouses, in dark shades with white dots. espe- clally good for traveling; in pavy and white, brown asd white, white and lav- ender, white and grecn, white and pink. Bome have flet-edgod ftrills: others are overblounes. $3.95 each; were $7.50. 34 Georgette Crepe and Crepe de Chine Overblouses and ie-ons, in navy. bisque and fiesh. $2.95 cach: were $5.75. 1l Col0red Orgsady failored Blowes, n copen, rose, flesh, lavender rod pink. $1 oach; ware §3 95. 19 Georgette Waisis, in suit shades: nullwkd:?d M‘]l"li.-ckml and gray. Davy anc Isque. each; were $8.75 and $10.75. 00 Lingerie Blruses. in Latiste and volle: trimmed awd tucked styles; only one oe two of & kind. = $1.98 ewch. ene- . Blouse Section, Third fleor. Imported Dimity 25¢ yard; was 75c The balance of our imported dimity. about 150 yards, in blue, red. lavemder or pink with white stripes and plain gray. Cotton Dress Goods Section, Second 100 Dozen Wash Cloths Specially Priced 5c Each With pink or blue bor- ders. Perfumery Section, First floor. Dresses Very A most unusual offering of exceptionally attractive dresses fashioned from crisp, cool organdy, in a good variety of both ligh and dark colors. Theéy are just the sort of dresses that women aré looking for these warm days. Stmply designed, with fine tucks or bits of ruffies trimming them. All sigzes. Dress Third floor. Infants’ Apparel 28 TInfants Long or Short Dresses, made of five white natmsook. Some With . Srokders - tmmings. on. the ce or eml ry mings on the skirt; others with smocking and phin hem.’ $2.45 each; were $3 to $4.50. & Children's Wash Hats, in pink, Dlue, rose and white; made with but- toned ored _ stitching. 78c each; were $1.25 22" Little Girls' Summer Dresses, of organdy, voile, dimity and batiste, in ‘assortment of $3 t 4 thesé Excellent Qualt e contar ta-whice o Bean made with relaforced’ pansls froat fad o a1 lengths and 38. 8 .45 each; were §4.! 5 BNary Siik Jersey Petticoats, with n taffets ; lengths 34 to 86. $3.45_each; were §5. 3 Milanese Jérsey Petticoats, heavy iy lored and plsated founce, PR RE e About 250 Remnants of Summer Wash Fabrics 1tod fl lengths at ,nd?a:?e'd Plain lzn;“fllkfl“go Efihfl Fiatn Ocpenites, Frinted Lawns, mfi".g:' Dress Goodd Section, Secind Yy g L gy 1, 3 10 12-inch Jointed Dolls, bobbed vhg, cs._$1.18 ml‘,n"-. u.uf" closi eyes. 4 17-inch fant Character Dolls, ! inted, cl bobbed wig. - $8.75 L) 2 o ek e Bt SR 3 o - Gamaged. wggr?; ‘wers ’o,u'.’; < k?ht colors. otch; were $4.45, similar to Kiddie Kars, gxg":fi- m head. $1.85 each; were 1 'xun-imu Slide, in natoral and slightly damaged. $9.75; was Bee-Saw, nicely finished. tuxedo collar of mavy and tan; size 338%. $19.30, was $29.30. 1 Heather Jersey Suit, tuxedo model, size 40%. $19.50, was $29.50. Special Sise Section. Third Soor. Annual August Sale Manufacturer’s Samples of Women’s Muslin Undergarments These are the samples of one of the manufacturers from whom we buy much of our regular stocks of Mus- lin Undergarments, and for that reason we know the values are most exceptional. The concession in price made us by him is in turn passed on to our patrons, and it is an occasion when any woman will do well to sup- ply her immediate as well as future needs. i Priced at 75c the Garment— Sample Bloomers, Step-ins and Petticoats, made of good quality nainsook and trimmed with lace. ? Priced at $1 the Garment— Sample Envelope Chemise, Double-panel Petticoats. Trimmed Skirts, Gowns and_ Step-ins. These are in nainsook and batiste and variously trimmed with lace, embroidery or colored hand-embroidery. i Priced at $1.50 the Garment— Sample Gowns, Skirts, Bloomers, Step-ins and Envelope Chemise of fine nainsook and neatly trimmed with fine lace and embroidery. " ially Priced at $2 the Garment— Sample Gowns, Envelope Chemise and Skirts. The ma- terials are nainsook and cambric, with trimmings of 'laccs or embroidery. iced at $2.59, $3, $3.50 and $4 Garment— Sample Envelope Chemise and Skirts. These are made of very fine nainsook, muslin and cambric and elaborate- Iy embellished with laces and embroideries. The values are most exceptional. Muslin Underwear Section, Third fioor. Housewares 800 S-inch Paper Picnic Plates. 25c for_100; were ”:z Large Size Garbage Pails. Special, Bristle Clothes Georgette Tunics 2 Georgette Tunics, one in champagne and one in white, embroidered in self color rib- bonzine. each; were $30. 12 Good Quality = 25¢ each. Section, First floor. Brusbes. ; were S0c. o) 12 Striped, Duck Laundry Bags. S6c each; were $1.25. CW’M" ”o"'m 12 Long Handled Cotton Wall Dusters. Children’ ‘Three-quarter- k:zh Wu Silk r!:l-ll.e Sox, fi fash- joned with fancy striped tops; sizes 8, 8%, 9. Hl&r: ‘were . L2 BAD ek e and pints piiea’ ti3es 7 ama 7%, $1 pair; were $3.50. 1.500 Cakbs Swift's Borax Laundry n cakes: The following articles slightly shopworn or damaged: 10 Japan-finish Mail Boxes. 200 each; were 35c. 3 Bissel Carpet Sweapers. $2.95 each: e were $5.25, 4 Scall Size Refrigerator Drip Pans. 350 each: were 6o, 1 Porcelain Top Kitchen Table. 1 drawer: size 22334 $0.50: was $14.50. 1 White Enameled Kitchen Chair. $2.76; was $4.50. 3 White Enameled Kitchen Stools. S6c ; were $3.25. 2 ‘Warranted Clothes Wringers, with #ood guality 10:inch roflers. $3.75 each: were $5.25. Hemstitched Huck 1 Porcelain Top Kitchen Table, with T I 1 drawer; size 22x34. $6.95; was $11.75. 1 Conservo Steam Cooker or Camner. 10 dogen, size 24x40 three compartment size, holds 21 1-quart $1.50 each; were Hemmed Napkins 15 dozen, size 15x15, Special, $1.25 dozen Linen Section, Becond floor. 500 each; were $1.15, 6 5-foot Skirt Boards. 6bc each; were 3 White Enameled Breakfast Trays. $2.95 each; were $5.25. 2 large Square White Bread Boxer. $1.50 each: were $3. 5 Medium Size Square White Bread Boxes. $1.85 each; were $3.25. 2 Small White Roll Top Bread and Cake Boxes, §2.50 each: were $3. s"mme' Glavu 2 White Enameled Cake Closets. $2.85 Reduced ach; were $5.75. Women's _6-button- e R Pt Fivie Geslstecs. 88 eadh; Chinaware 2 Daintily Decorated 82.piece Ameri- can Porcelain Cottage Dinner Sets. pecially prioed, $6.45 exch. 15 Decorated Japanese Pottery Tea- pots, .vr.:fl bamboo handles, 15c each; 48 Daintily Decorated Imported Thin Chine Tea Cups and Ssweers, Zhe each; ‘were B86c. 20 Limoges China Bread and Butter Plates, conventional border decoration. 85¢ exch; 1. 3 2 Decafative Iodian Pottery Water 3 Prench Percale Skirts, with ruffies e finished with hand scalioptng "f"n' .95 each: were u.u., 10 dozen pairs Womes's 2-clasp White Silk Gloves, or tan_ with self-stitching; sizes 5L, 8 6%, T%, 84. S8c pair Glove Section, First Soor. A all lot, just two dozen of them, mite of e Jatin, “siecveloas models, trimmed wi lace. el and _em- 1 = ound Bamboo Frame glane aered s e RS e B covered cretonne effect center. ~§1, was 11’ Frepeh ‘snd Philippine Corset Cov- 3850 0 0 @ o Baskets, bamboo daintily hand embroidered snd scal. f:;‘.a a 7 pind suipidery "{'& frame, ’h-‘m'nted cretonne effect. 9bc Oval Fruit Baskets, bamboo frame, glags-covered cretomme effect center. $1.50 each: wers $2.95. 3 Daintily Decorated Imported China Covered Jam and Cracker Dishes. $125 1 Green and Gold Canten Chins Com- slightly imperfect, $2.95, was /ilk Totermear Section, Thira foor, Girls’ Apparel 18 Jusior Gif' French Orgagdy s In plaia colors, trimmed with es and large sashes; 1a beige, copea. 2 g, o o i Green and Gold Canton Chi ool A S PR =R Sqqare Ralag’ Dish, " siightly Tmperfect, 38 Girle' Figured and Plain Volle e e Dresses, in a variety of styles, colors e Decora ng Plates, s, e China Section, Fifth fioor. ; were 94.95, Girls’ 8&0‘;. Fourth floor. . Summer Ml'lll'nery 2 cc\,:.:e’r:m}-lnlun khklk‘mhr. 6 Sports Sets, consisting of back, trimmed with = biuel hat and scarf; made of angora d_hooks inclnded. $18.50 each; and silk. $8.50 mlem 8. g Sl 20 Trimmed Hat $5 edeki were $10 to $38. 15 Sports Hats, $395 éach; were $5.75 to , 3 Largé HJr Hats, $1.98 eaelis * Hammocks, Fubber inches wide. $18 : were . Hammock Section, Fourth floor. . “Annette Kellermann” Two-in-One Bathing Suits Exceptionally Low Priced, $5.75 We have has some of these very sams suits in our stock as high as $18.75. This is & sméll lot, 30, that the manufacturer sent us at a con- cession, due to slight imperfections, in the shape of drop stitches, which have been carefully repaired, are not noticeable and will not affect the wesring quality of the sujt. flnmtul ‘Wool, and Fiber an8 Wool in a gooal{ number of colors color _qunblnulon; with g:l ue features in styling and trim The "f’.“lfli in Suits that we have been ahd make this . 2 Sweaters Redueed for Friday 3 All:Woo! Slip-ons, in rose, V neck styles. $1.95 each; were $4.75, 1 Jads Fiber Silk Tie-on. $1.95; was $6.75. 12 Crochisted Wool Sleeveless Slip-ons, waist and neck finished with black ribbons, in Fungi, peacock, rose and pink. $1.95 each; were 8 Sléeveless’ Flannel Coats, iri havy, red and green. $1.35 each; 1 Zephyr Tuxedo Sweater Coats, in jade or coral. $Z85 ench; were $4.75. . 'S!muldtfl"dhtmmfllo‘w.