Evening Star Newspaper, August 7, 1921, Page 13

RALDINE FARRAR LL FIGHT CHARGE Mystery Surrounds Telle- gen’s Suit, But He Is Called Too Domesticated. Special Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, August 6.—Little of the mystery surrounding the real reasons for the serving of papers on Geraldine Farrar, the Metropolitan Opera House diva, In a suit for separation brought by her actor-husband, Lou Tellegen, was cleared up today, owing to the secrecy which attended the whereabouts of the ‘well known pair. At. Mme. Farrar's residence, 20 West T4th street, a servant who answered the r bell was instructed to say that her mistress was out of the city. No fur- ther information could be obtained de- spite persistent inquiries. Tellegen was equally reticent and re- fn to see any' callers or answer the telephone in his room at the Ritz-Carl- ton, where he registered Friday night. He left the hotel with his secretary after luncheon and had not returned up to a late hour this evening. Refused to Accept Summons. At the office of Harry N. Steinfeld, 140 Test 42nd street, his representative said that Misg_Farrar would not accept the summons Thursday night, when she was approached by the process server in front of her home. She was accompanied by her parents and a woman friend. When the paper was thrust into hel hand she said, “I refuse to accept it and her mother accepted it for her. The suit will be brought on the grounds of desertion, the attorney is reported to have said, although there will be sev- eral other interesting grounds named in the complaint which will be filed in West Chester county on the day of the trial This is the reason, Mr. Steinfeld say: the papers have not been flled as ye Alvin Untermeyer, who is representing Mrs. Tellegen, could not be located to- day, it be!n: said at his office, 120 Broad- ‘way, that he had gone to Saranac Lake. He refused to divulge the address of his client before his departure from the city. Preyed on Wife's Nerves. Gossip along the Rialto has it that Tellegen and the grand opera star, who were married in 1916, have not been getting along together for sev- eral months. He is said to have been 80 domesticated that it preyed on his Wwifg's nerves, and that his recent trip to West End, N. J. ostensibly on a fishing trip, was in reality an en- forced vacation. No confirmation could be obtained of this report, owing to the refusal of both parties to make public their contentions. That he forestalled her in bringing court proceedings is evident by the indignation of her attorney, Mr. Un- termeyer, who challenges the motives of the matinee idol in starting action against his client. Tellegen was re- quested to call at the office of his wife's attorney in order to discuss the breach between them, and in the meantime was forbidden by her law- yer to attempt to see her or to enter the house. Asks te Get Clothes. The actor disregarded these ad- monitions, as was evidenced by his visit to his home and his chagrin at finding a new lock had been installed on the front door. and that his re- ‘peated rings for a servant went unan- swered, although the movement of a curtain at one of the windows showed the house was tenanted. Mr. Untermeyer stated that Mrs. Tellegen will bring a counter suit perfectly good reasons.” He de- u'l]led to mention the grounds in de- Tellegen today requested Mr. Unter- meyer to open the Tellegen home to him so he could get his clothing and other personal belongings. COURSE OPENS FOR BOYS. 200 Members of Clubs Studying -+ Agriculture. Special Dispateh to The Star. FREDERICKSBURG, Va., August 6. —The agricultural short course of the Northeastern Virginia boys’ clubs has been In session at the Fred- ericksburg State normal school all this week, with nearly 200 boys pres- ent. They range from ten to eighteen years of ‘age and represent the boys clubs of Spotsylvania, King George, Caroline, Essex, Hanover and Louisa counties. The school is in charge of Charles G. Burr of B “stone, state boys’ club agent, witk the assistance of C. A. Montgomery, assistant state agent. Mr. McGowen, dairy husbandry; Mr. Boynton, farm engineer; Mr. Dean, poultry husbandry; and Sergt. Bres-|= nahan, in charge of military training, &1l of the V. P. 1. Blacksburg, Va. : County Agents . R. Linthicum, tsylvania: L. M. Walker, jr., King | S George; V. P. Perry, Stafford; R. F. Holberton, Caroline; Mr. Crosby. Bseex; Mr. Willi6, Louisa; Mr. Stiles, | = Hapover, are also present and taking | = mert in the daily program. Master James Kendrick, son of the mtate; boys' club agent of West Vir- &inia, is present as a visitor. % The classes visited modern farms riearby, where they were given in- sructions in stock judging, poultry Qulling and farm machinery. 5 A blg public meeting, to which parents of the boys and others inter- @sted were invited, was one of the utuu-ea of the week. : AID OF LEE HIGHWAY. Mass Meeting at Staunton to Hear ; Aims Explained. Special Dispatch to The Star. “STAUNTON, Va., August 6.—Presi- nt Wayt B. Timberlake of the Lee ighway Association, local branch, called an open meeting in behalf g tle association for next Monday ght at the Y. M. C. A. At this meet- ing the aims of the association will be fully presented to the public and ‘business men. F. W. Weaver of Luray, a fo Staunton attorney, is to addres: meeting. Mr. Weaver is now a fleld egent for the association. CIVIL WAR VETERANS AT REUNION WHICH MAY BE THEIR LAST Special Dispatch to The Star. ROCKVILLE, Md., August 6.— What will, it is believed, prove the last annual reunion of Ridgely Brown Camp of Confederate Vete- (] a5 rans of this county was held in the courthouse here today. the fifty-five members at one time composing the roster of the organi- zation, death has claimed all but nine, and of these but five were able to Mll‘ today’s roll call . J. 'W. Duffey and Elgar Rockville: John W. Holland of Dickerson, wu. liam F. Boland of Germantown and Alfred C. Tolson of Colesville. The other survivers are James H. Loughborough of Bethesda, George R. Rice of Travillah, Albert Carter of Virginia and J. O. Scaggs of ‘Washington. - A business session was held this morning at which officers were chosen as follows: Commander, Elgar L. Tschiffely; lh!l!en.ln( ‘commander, R. ; adju- tant, John 'W. Holland; tre-xuror. Alfred_C. Tolson; chaplain, Rev. J. W. Duffey; executive committee, ‘Willlam F. Boland, Albert Carter and J. O. Scaggs. Following the business muuu, the annual banquet was held wi Commander Tschiffely as host. ‘The members of Alexander Young c-m of Frederick county were in- vited to the reunion, but word was . received fyom one of the nine survivors that none was physically able to make the trip to Rockville. T ;mllul .. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, 'AUGUST 7, 1921—PART 1. & Monday and Tuesday—Last Two Days of the Summer Clean Up The wind-up of the semi-annual clean- Colored Swiss Organdy, 29¢ 40-inch. in all colors and white. Sheer crisp qualtiy 50c values. Regular 25c values. Fast colors, blue, brown, and pink checks. Rummpge Sale Bags $2.00 TRAVEL- ING BAGS, in black imitation leather ........... $2.830 MATTING SUIT CASE! 24- inch .... “ee $1.59 $1.98 $3.75 3500 BLACK ENAMELSUIT CASES, large size.. S300SUMMER PORTIERES, dark $1.98 green stripes ..... 75%¢ RAG RUGS, 18x36 hit-and-miss. . 39C WIDE TABLE DA- MASK; seconds ...... 59c $1.00 HEMMED NAPKINS— seconds: made of Indian Head Cloth. Inalar 59c $1.25 ALL-WOOL SPFORM SERGE —yard wide; 79 sponged and shrunk 15 DOZEN SECONDS OF $1.30 S1x90 Seamless Bleach. ed !hnt-. While use 79c l.l-n. twe to & buyer. 6x9 JAP GRASS RUGS—Sten- ciled colors. $5.00 value 54-INCH WHITE 'rAlm OIL- CLOTH — Seconds me nine cent mlll- 250 fle CRASH ’I'OWEI.ING— Bleached woven bor- 12’/2C $1.23 TWO-Y AR D- ders; absorbent quality . 3%¢ LUNCH BOXES ........ loc 27-INCH BABY FLOUNCING. Fine . swiss. with val on embroidered ruffle. 59c $1.00 value ........... BROIDERY, in swiss and long- cloth, open and blind 29 edges. Yard .... c pleces yard-wide Colored Volle Flouncings. em- sl 00 o lace insertion and set- 10-INCH SKIRTING EM- work, good scalloped COLORED 'I‘LOIJKCI‘IGR—E broidered in white. Yard .... Wash Suits, 69¢ Odds and ends. Oliver Twist, Norfolk and Middy Suits, in wor}ed colors. Children’s Coveralls, 95¢ Made of denim, strong and durable; just the thing for « Summer use, Sizes 2 to'8. Blouses, 39c Of percale; regulation style. Odds and ends, of course, at this price. Brownie Overalls, 49¢ ‘Will give the greatest amount of wear for hard usage children give during summer months. Sizes 3 to 10. Sport Blouses of Khaki, 89¢ Heavy quality khaki, with con- vertible collars and short sleeves, just,what boys want. Oliver Twist Wash Suits, 98¢ Each suit cut high—with buttons on pants. Wash and wear Iike fron, in blue and white, pink and white, tan and white. BOYS’ NAINSOOK .. UNION . SUITS, all sizes and & few odds and ends of 450 Porosknit ........... e 'ang plok band 4 B ‘white an AT top. 30 val- 45(: wo-m UNION “loose and tight kn.‘- All sizes...... ‘'WOMEN’S VESTS, all 55¢ Check Percales, Yd. wide, 19¢ Rummage Sale Wash Goods Sl 00 Silk Stripe Madras, 59¢ e ————T Rummage Sale of Household Supphes Trlmmmgs Rummage Sale of Knit Underwear (up brings the best bargains (‘f the sale— |itis the final effort to clear out remainders 'of summer stocks before the arrival of l-‘all merchandise. 18 Pieces Fancy Colored Voiles, 39¢ Yard Sold up to $1.00. Printed and embroided effects. * 32-inch wide, fast colors, for ghirt waists and men's shirts. Rummage Sale Towels 1%¢ TURKISH lzl/zc TOWELS, hx34 TURKISH 19 C. * 17c¢ 29%e TOWELS, Si8@ .....enineiiennann 25¢ HUCK TOW- ELS, 18x36; red bor- der 20e qurn;: :n.unin FLAN- NEL—27-inch heavy 12‘/2‘: flecce “on both P P $2.00 27-INCH BIRDEYE DIAPER CLOTH—10-yd. pieces only: 50 pleces put up in sealed sani- $l.49 tary packages $1.23 YARD-WIDE FAILLE SILK POPLIN—Rich silk lus- trous quality; col- 98C ors and black; dresses and children’s coats.. $2.00 COLORED SATIN MES- SALINE; yard-wide; and plenty navy Eag i $1.39 18 APRON GINGHAM—as- 15 PIECES PRINTED SILK patterns printed on ENGLISH LONGCLOTH—100 FOULARDS — yard-wide new brown and black blue, brown and $ black-$2.50 value l '59 pieces, 10 yard, soft chamois finish. $2.50 $ l ,25 value. Plece..... 20c UNBLEACHED SHEET- ING—extra heavy age lity Yard 2‘/2C wide ... F TORCHON LACES. l\lrrow midths, Sc 36-INCH BILK RADIUM AND SHADOW ALL-OVER LACE~— In black, white, navy -and gray. $ TN insER 1 49 TIONS ONLY. Round and diamond mesh. Doz.. 39c to5 Inches B VALS. tom 3 inches. ges and insertions. l/ gnd | 12/2¢ Boys’ Shirts, 89c Famous Viotor brand, of fast color” percale, with neckband. athing Trunks, 19¢ Black and gray only. Cloth Suits, $3.98 Real Boys' All-wool Suits; belted and Norfolk styles; nu- merous patterns. Better lay in supply for winter. Sizes 6 to 12 only. ys’ Caps,, of all wool—n both plaid and color effects. $1.50 values. BOYS’ CLOTH KNICKER sizes 8 to 16. Just the pants to start ;fibs%ol In. $1.00 and 49C values ..:...... Yl' m!ll-E CLOTH il!l;':‘& :dl, ;nd t‘ years only; ght and dark pat- sl 98 terns. Suits _that s0ld up to os. Choice aki Knickers, 79¢ Made for Sturdy Boys-full cut and exceptionally mede. BOYS’ UNION SUITS, in knit; lln- $ anas 29c GBI iesvuidenncasnons ‘WOMEN’S KNIT PANTS AND high neck and long st it 35¢ 29c Small size ‘WOMEN’S lace trimmed; in regu- lar size and ti h knee-in extra . No C.0.Ds or exchanges on Rummage Sale goods. i Satisfaction First NGSPALA 810-818 Seventh Street (f our expert shop- r, is at vour service. If for any able to come in person — Phone Main 7700, or write. Rummage of Women’s Ready-to-Wear $610 $10 Wash Dresses = These are new Dresses, but included in the Rummage Sale just the Fresh, charming midsummer frocks ot giuguam, voile and other materials, in all sizes 16 to 46, and a number of gingham models in extra sizes, 48 to 52. Tunics, panels, basque effects, surplice fronts, tie-back same. sashes—a style to capture every fancy. DRESSES—yes, one rack full of Gingham and Voile Dresses in sizes from 16 to 46 in white, rose and light blue. for $10.75 to $14. IMPORTED GABARDINE #. SKIRTS with pockets; gathered at, waistline with belts................ JUST 15 COAT AND CAPES— Jersey, Polo Cloth and Tricotine; sport models in assorted colors. ... $25 AND $15 SILK DRESSES— You'll find plain and striped taf- fetas,tricolettes and crepe de chines. LINEN SUITS—Ten in number, Sold $1.95 $1.98 $5.00 $5.00 $7.50 every wom: TRICOTINE AND SERGE SUITS— in-black and navy; silked lined. Sold for $29.75 and $25 $15 AND $16.75 DRESSES of Gmgham, Voile and Organdy; large range of sum- mer styles...... $3.94 $15 $10 $7.75 $1.49 1 $2.98 GINGHAM AND VOILE DRESSES—$10.75 and $12.75 values; latest novelty styles to please most an INENE JUMPERS —Double pockels, patent leather belts; bound neck and-armholes. AUTO LINENE tan and gray... Rummage Sale of Millinery Hats Sold for $7—8$5—$4, Choice, $1 Trimmed Hats Sport Hats All Colors Banded Sailors Black, White and Colors Flower Wreaths, $1.00 These Wreaths sold for $2.95 and $3.95. In the popular com- binations. 1 Trimmed Hats, $2.00 ‘White Satin Hats and Trimmed Georgette Hats, in the favored colors. - White Untrimmed Children’s Trimmed Hats Untrimmed Garden Hats Untrimmed Hats, 50c¢ Table of Colored TUntrimmed Hats in the midsummer shapes and ocolorings. Rummage Sale of Bedwear 100 BED COMFORTS—Sold for $2.98, $3.98 and $4.98. Full double- bed size; tufted and $1 98 scroll stitched; ailka- line covered .. 86 BED COMFORTS—Sold for $7.00, $8.00 and $10. Covered with finest French sateen; famcy colors; filled with best -haet wnlle 6.75 cotton ... B0c PILMWCASES—- 45x36, extra qualit. SLarch seccescecnccscnsns 290 25¢ PILLOWCASES — 42x36, serviceable qual- ity P %200 CROCHET BE DS PREADS—200 in the lot; size 72x84. $500 CROCHET BEDSPREADS—Scal- $1.19 rei e ineed- S $2.98 $8.00 MARSEILLES BED- SPREADS—Scalloped; $5.00 19¢ cut corners; hemmed; heavy raised patterns 75¢ BABY BLANKETS— 30x40; assorted colors; plaid, black and check 590 patterns $1.30 BABY BLANKETS —36x54; plain white with pink or blue borders..... 98¢ 40 SOILED BLANKETS WORTH $10.00 to $12.98—Plain white and 66x80; heav nearly and plaids; all wool i _woo $6.75 00 SOILED BLANKETS WORTH $6.00 AND $7.00 — $3-75 All-white; heavy wool finish .. wereaseaenn Rummage Sale for Men MEN’S ELASTIC-SEAM JEAN DRAWERS. 3100 value; 39 sizes 30 to 36 only; slightly solled. Rum- mage price . snImTS are half sleeve and drawers are ankle and knee length; broken sizes. 75c value. 29(: up to 50. Shirts are half sleeve, drawers are ankle 59C length. $1.00 garment.. SoCKs—Men's Good qu-uzty Cot- ton Socks, in ack, l/zc $1.00 PURE 'l‘llml) SILK SOCKS—Full fash- ioned; all colors, all si AND DRAWERS—Shirts SHIRT AND DRAWERS—AII sizes Every pair perfect MEN’S BALBRIGGAN. OTIS WHITE GAUZE LISLE brown, gray and navy. MEN’'S PULL - OVER GAUZE SHIRTS. value. 50c Sizes 34 to 38 29c¢ M N UNION !LlTS—Smlll lot; 36 only; slightly - soiled 39C 5c_value 2 “POROSK VENTI- LATED UNION SUITS—In ecru color. Strictly perfect; in white slightly imperfect. Three varia- tions of the athletic style, Sizes from 34 to 98c 58 . “V] ATHLETIC UNION SUITS—Excellent quality white checked nainsook, and proportion- ed for comfortable fit. Knitted elastic insert at back and shoulder. Sizes 34 to 46, These are standard dollar gar- 79c e MEN’S UNIVERSAL PAJAMAS— Made of soft-finished percale and stripe madras; stripes and plain colors; fast = color; with and_without silk $ 1 .45 frogs. $2.50 value... Silk Shirts, $3.98 —of tub silk, broadcloth, silk, etc. Assorted patterns, but sizes are broken. Percale Shirts, 89c —with. soft cuffs; about 20 dozen in all. Overalls and Jumeen. 89c —of heavy blue denim, both striped and white. Silk Neckwear, 29¢ . Men’s Full-cut Ties, of heavy silk, in wide range of patterns. 50c ‘values. Rummage Lots of Children’s Wear MIDDY BLOUSES of Lonsdale Jean- and Patmer Linen in white and white, navy and Copen trim- med. Regulation and 89C laced front l!}'lel. with pockets. $1.98 value.... cmmnmhnoumgls of pink and blue gingham, wi straight knee, belt and 450 DRAW- pockets CHILDREN’S MUSLIN with elastic knee and 350 ‘wal B CHILDREN’S ALL - WOOL SWEATERS, in white and colors; coat style .with belt and pocketi $4.98 2 “K‘! colmmrnou of Body and Drawers trim. y - ‘with lace and em- ;nrz?dery. 81 50 value.... 98c " ERS and Sateen Bloom- ers, in white and .flesh Sizes 2 INFANTS DRESSE!. both long and short; of nain- sook, trlmmed with 47C L7 $4.98 TO $5.95 WHITE DRESSES of Organdy, Voile and Batiste, in an assortment of styles, trimmed with val lace and fine embroidery, insertion and tucks; 32.98 satin ribbon: sashes. Sizes 8 to 12 years. Rummage ........... $32.08 AND $350 DRESSES of white Organdy and colored Voiles, trimmed with lace, ruffies; sizes 2 to 6.. $498 AND $5.98 DRESSES of white or:nnstlyl trh?mod with gflnse laces and Swiss in- $2 unlonl. nlln nuhu. to 6 DRESSES OF GINGHAM in checks, plaids and plain colors, trimmed with white pique or plain colors; - pockets, belt or sashes; 6 to 14 years. Rummage .... GINGHAM DRESSES in chgcks and plaids, tflmmed whh conlrl!l- ing colors. poockets, beltb or $l sashes. 6 to 14...... GINGHAM DRESSES of plaid and stripe gingham, made_ with belt - or sashes; fancy pockets. ‘Sizes 7 to 12 89(: DUTCH ROMPERS, some with white bodies with colored bloomers, others in stripes 890 and checks. Rummage.. Odds and Ends in the Rinimiage Sale 3Be YA‘I;! ‘WIDE mnll;ui HEAD LOTH eavy, even! fumn quality fof dresses’ 19c skirts and art work, yd., 75e¢ BORDERED VOILE—Yard wide, bh‘t d white with faney lored borders 29¢c g DRAPERY ° ;;;'A‘l. : nog': 'u .50 790 it 2SOt $1.19 59¢ 'Ix“ STENCILED GBA!! RU G 8—$1.00 quality $1.00 ° DRAPERY- SATEEN— Yard wide, seconds of: the finest. drapery sateen, '?\290 desirable colors ...... 3%¢ BORDERED VOILE —40 inches wide, assort- ed colorm ecru. and white. Yard ...secesce 19¢ reason you are un- ° $1 98 able. two days. Stamped Combinations..79¢ Ladies’ Stamped House Dresses and Aprons....... 98¢ Chlldren 's Nursery Rompers, in’ white; 1 to 4 years..... 89¢c Stamped Collars and Cuifs Sets, in all colors. Set....19¢ Stamped Guest Towels..25c Stamped Scarfs, white. 18x54 Children Perfection W a's! 3 2 to 14 years............... 49¢ Children’s Rubber Waders, 89¢c Dust Caps... ..7¢c The Hosiery Rummage Three-Quarter Socks, 29c Children's Beautiful Quality Mercerized Lisle Three-quarter Socks. in brown and black. 50c kind. subject to extremely slight irregularities Women’s Hose, 10¢ Odds and ends Women's Serv- iceable Cotton Hose, in black and brown. Very slightly im- perfect. Children’s Socks, 15¢ Odd lots grouped for quick selling. ‘White, black and white with fancy tops. Some perfect, others slightly im- perfect. O N Y X FULL-FASHIONED SILK HOSE, fect. every pair per- . $1.65 tan, SOCKS—Rum- mage lot white socks with fancy tops, also plain colors. Some perféct, some im- perfect . BOYS' 'AND GIRLS HOSE— Boys' in black, heavy ribbed. Girls' in black, white and cordovan. fine 19c ribbed. Perfect....... New Muslin Underwear WARNER’S RUSTPROOF CORSETS—$2.50, $3.00 and $3.50 medels, in white and flesh; lace front or back: me- Broken gizes. '5 BANDEAUX —Of pink bro- cade material. Open front or back, with 39C elastic insert; 79¢ values AND $298 SATEEN PETTICOATS — With tailored or ruffled flounces $l 98 and €lastic waist. . A SATIN CAMISOLES—Flesh colored, trimmed with filet and val laces; lace or ribbon Straps. $1.50 98(: value CORSET COVERS—Of mus- lin, trimmed with lace, beading and ribbon. 47C Rummage price ...... ENVELOPE CHEMISE—In flesh and white, tal- 47 ored and lace and em- broidery trimmed .. c ENVELOPE CH E MISE—Of muslin; yokes trim- med back and front with lace insertion and 77C ee ISl n R N $3.98 AND 3498 PHILIPPINE CHEMISE—In straight and en- Yelope styles; embroidered in many ainty ef- $ fects: neck and armholes scalloped 2’95 $2.98 AND £3.50 CHEMISE—Of crepe de chine and silk. in white and flesh; trimmed with lace $l,89 and ribbon ....... CHEMISE AND BLOOMERS— of crepe de chine wash silk, and dimity chemise have yokes of fine lace georgette and hem- stitching; lace or ribbon straps. Bloomers are shirred and self rufed, 3350 and $3.98 val- $2_89 Rummage Sale of Toilet Goods Cocoanut Shampoo. ..19c Liquid Green Soap Shampoo, Every Week Shampoo.. Cucumber Cream. Corylopsis Talcum Powder, 19¢ Violet Toilet Powder......10c Lyon’s Tooth Powder 8 rolls Toilet Paper.. 20 HIGH-CLASS CREPE DE CHINE OVERBLOUSES in flesh, sand, honey dew, gray and navy, embroidered in colors, braided and bead- ed models. $11.75 8 98 value, Rummage, CREPE DE (‘ll NE BLOUSES in flesh and white, round neck and flat collar, long sleeves with turnback, hemstitched ;lem, embsr’oklered ronts. zes to 5 4. $7.98 5598 value .,......... HAND.MADE WAISTS of sheer batiste with V-neck and roll collar, vest effects with tuxedo collars, long sleeves, tm"’nh;ck Cul!kl.l Hemstitched and drawwork in signs ... l-l‘lil':‘ll BLOUSES of voile, flat and roll collars, trim- med with lace and embroidery. $1.50 val- 8 C Rummage ‘Sale of Notions 15¢- Rummage Sale of Blouses, Etc. Some. lots are limited, some are siz- Early comers will profit most. These items are advertised for both Mon- day and Tuesday, although we cannot guarantee that lots will last through the Net and Mus¥in Waist Lin- i .59¢ Samtary Napkins, dozen, 39¢ Wax Paper, 6 for. 19¢ Needles, package .6c Pins, paper.. -4c Safety Pins, 2 pkg: _S¢ Hair Pins, 2 pkgs 5¢ Bone Hair Pins, pkg.. Snap Fasteners, 3 cards Whisk Brooms S Iron Holders. Darning Cotton, 3 for. Dress Shields Lingerie Braid, 5-yd. piece, 9¢ 10c 35c¢ Lisle—3 Pair. $1.00 Blacks and colors: in all sizes; full fashioned and seamed back White Silk Hose, 79¢ Women's Brand-ncw White Fiber Silk Hose. of splendid quality, every pair perfect Fancy Silk Hose, $1.00 Women's Novelty Self-sirived Thread Siik Hose, seamed back. mercerized tops. Subject to very slight irregularitics. 'S HOSE—White and . gauze lisle Some per- loc some irregular. . and cotton. fect, ALL-SILK HOSE, full fash- ioned. irregulars of $3 grade. Black. white, etc....... $ l '50 INFANTS' SOCKS—Odds and ends white cotton socks, reduced for lOC Rummage to. FIBER SILK HOSE—An ac- cumulation of various sorts of women's plain and fancy fiber hose. some 49C perfect some irregular. $1.98 AND 3225 BLOOMERS— of crepe sateen and batiste, in white, flesh and flowered effects. Shirred and ruffied at 98C the knee: elastic waists 3 HOU! DRESSES—Made of gingham. in plaids, stripes and plain colors: Billie Burke and straightline mod- $1.49 els with belts and APRONS— Of pockets BUNGALOW percale and gingham: open with belts and pockets; some trimmed with rick rack tront, braid, others piped 95C with black. Regular MISE—Of and extra sizes. ENVELOPE « “l~ nainsook, in flesh and white, trimmed with val lace, em- broidery insertion and swiss medallions, 98c beading and ribhon. . NIGHTGOWNS—Of nainsbok and muslin, square. r-und or V' neck, trimmed 1with lace and embroidery. 98c Values up to $2 50 FLESH COLORED CREPFE —Tailored (v g 4 lace trim- , § 5 and $2.50 AND $2.9R PETTICOATS —Of soft-finished muslin, with deep embroidery ruffles or lace tri 51 _98 med flounce ...... MUSLIN _ PETTICOATS — Of muslin trimmed with geeb embroldered ruf- 98C $3.9% and $4.98 PHILIPPINE GOWNS—Of fine batiste, hand- made, hand-embroidered and drawn work, scal- loped meck and $2 05 sleeves $2.98 PHILIPPINE GOWNS— nf batiste, neck and $l 89 B sleeves hand scal- loped ... Mennen’s Tooth Paste. 19¢ Toilet Soap.. for 12c (Witch Hazel, Turkish Bath and Kokopalm.) Henna Shampoo.. ee...69C Derma Viva Liquid Face Cream .......ooovenneen.. 49¢ Crepe Paper Napkin: 100 for 25c $1.49 DRESSING SACQUES of percale in nav: gray 89¢ black, rred kimono ND GINGHAM APRONS, square nl}'le strings CREPE KIMONOS, fllll length with kimono sleeves and elastic shirrings at waist line. Pink, blue, rose, lav- ender. and or-$l,89 chid ..oonvnnnnnnnn 9650 SHELTLAND WOOL SWEATERS with angora col- lar and short sleeves. Peacock, orchid, pink, buff $2.98 and brown, con- trastingly trimmed PURE WORSTED SWEATERS, tuxedo style with braided girdle and attractive stripe _trimming. : Navy, buff and '98 Drown ........... I“llllllllllllllllllllm LTI T inununn NI a